title: A bulwark of ads, and dishes which few will either prepare or eat

text:
I cook from scratch every day (see my 300 [free] recipes posted on Recipezaar under the screen name "Bone Man") and I have no boundaries as to what I will attempt in the kitchen; however, the dishes that I find in this magazine seem to me more "thought up" than "thought out."

A friend recently got me the magazine subscription and while I appreciated the thought, I won't be renewing. Not that it's all that great but, in the only other magazine I get, I find more viable recipes in [[ASIN:B00005NIN0 Family Circle (1-year)]] than I do in here.

As one might expect, this publication is really crammed with ads, some of which attempt to emulate legitimate articles with recipes, (using their products of course), and which fools no one. If you took out all of the advertising and other non-cooking editorial, you'd end up with little more than a pamphlet.

There are no doubt people who might enjoy this magazine -- I just can't figure out who they might be. And for a publication which is purportedly devoted to cooking and dining, you would think that, for the recipes that they do list, that they would each be posted with a nice color (or any) photo but that's not how it's set up. The recipes which do feature photos are often located on separate pages which is cumbersome for cooks and chefs.

I can't recommend this magazine as it is now -- I'll take another look at it in a couple of years to see if they've wised up a bit.


title: Anxious

text: First issue came today!


title: Five Stars

text: Purchased for my husband. Highly recommends.


title: Magazine

text: We like to do projects this magazine will work great


title: Good magazine

text: I have had this magazine before like to read it


title: Good

text: I have ordered this magazine several years


title: Excellent magazine

text: Excellent magazine


title: I like it

text: I think this magazine will be good


title: I will love this

text: I know this is a good magazine


title: Three Stars

text: the first Issue was ok I hope the rest are better


title: Five Stars

text: yes I have been getting this magazine for year


title: Five Stars

text: I like it


title: Great magazine

text: Gives me lots of ideas and hubby lots of projects


title: Five Stars

text: My daughter loves this magazines! Just wish it was monthly instead.


title: Five Stars

text: My kids love this magazine! So many interesting facts and the posters are fun.


title: Wonderful magazine with beautiful photos.

text: Great magazine. Filled to the brim with articles, and even the ads are interesting. Beautiful photography. Got a great deal through amazon.


title: Magazine

text: Excellent


title: great

text: Love the recipies


title: Never received

text: I subscribed to this magazine in October 2014. After several months passed, I contacted the magazine directly. They stated they needed my voucher code. I provided it a second time. It is now July 2015. I have never received an issue. Waste of money.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for DIY'ers


title: Not what it use to be.

text: This is the second time I have given nat geo a try and I am very very disappointed. The articles have gone down the tubes they lean heavily politically and have lost a lot of the scientific unbiased view I Expect From such A Storied publication. It Is a Real Shame . . They should take a session from there sister publication may geo history which is a much better magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Astronomy at its best!


title: Picture lover

text:
I'll be honest and say I don't read this- but I subscribe for the pictures lol

Pretty always!!!


title: Scam

text:
Do not buy.

Sadly Magnolia Journal has shown to be a untrustworthy venture to take advantage of consumers. Despite indicating we were making a one-time purchase, as a gift, the journal repeatedly charges our credit card and makes it difficult to be removed from the servers you specifically indicated you did not want.


title: Would Prefer

text: Give this as a gift every Christmas to my mom..she loves it.  Would prefer to be given the option to renew, not the auto renewal


title: First year subscription to the magazine was enjoying

text: I enjoyed the magazine the first year of my subscription.  I recently reordered but it was cancelled a week later by the publisher and the money refunded. I never learned why.


title: Great magazine.

text: Martha has lots of great ideas.


title: Get this if you make model cars

text: This is the magazine to get if you, or someone you know, makes model cars. (Throw in Fine Scale Modeler and you're all set for products, reviews, techniques . . . anything modeling . . .)


title: Travel and cooking masterpiece

text: Glossy and well written, Saveur is one of those magazines that'll grace your coffee table after you read through it, enjoying not only the cooking and recipe advice, but travel guide that graces every issue. It'll take you to all corners of the globe and make you feel like you're there enjoying the food, the accomodations and the sight-seeing. It's not strictly a "cooking" magazine, offering a bit less of that for a bit more world view.


title: Thorough and informative

text: Each issue is thorough and informative on a variety of topics, like lighting, etc. I like it. And as an old darkroom guy, I find every issue adds to my digital and technical knowledge. This is a good addition to any photographer's reading list.


title: Pricey but really good

text: This isn't the cleapest cooking magazine you'll buy, but it's one of the best. Also with its sister publication, Cook's Illustrated, each issue gives you a host of great recipes and techniques not found elsewhere. Not slick or overly complicated, each recipe is easy to follow, prefaced with a thorough explanation of the whys and wherefors (what other approaches the test kitchen cooks tried before the final version) of each recipe. Each issue also contains various cooking techniques and tips, as well as product guides (one of my favorite sections in both Cook's Country and Cook's Illustrated. The difference between the two probably lies in the recipes . . . here they are a bit more homey . . .


title: A library must have

text: I know I said library, but this magazine seems more at place in your library or on the coffee table than anywhere else. Slick, well writter, well packaged and extremely informative, Collecticle Automobile gives one hope that real magazines will never die. This is a truly wonderful magazine to have if you're at all interested in cars . . . Each issue is spashed with great photos and well-written, detailed articles that highlight a few cars in depth, so some issues will probably be more meaningful to you than others, but even those that profile cars I don't havd too much interest in are well worth the read. I subscribed for a while some time ago, then stopped . . . It's not cheap, but I found I missed it too much and re-subscribed . . . Try it and you'll be hooked.


title: If you mke models, you need this

text: Fine Scale Modeler is the outstanding modeling magazine. Filled with great photos and tips as well as detailed feature articles. No matter your favorite modeling subject, Fine Scale Modeler has it covered.


title: Nice large print magazine

text: I enjoy reading the Reader's Digest Large Print magazine.  It's more comfortable for me reading the large print because I don't get headaches trying to read the regular print.


title: Country living

text: I love this magazine


title: Find something else to read

text: I bought a 2 year subscription to PM.  Very disappointed.  The print is very small and light, you can tell they cheaped out on printing costs.  As for content, read what the others have said,  its very disappointing.  Here's the kicker.  My sub expires 10/19.  In May 2019, I get a bill for "continuous service", an automatic renewal feature that I did not agree to.  Its a sneaky way to try to get into your pocket.  I immediately went on their website and cancelled.  It's too bad that PM has fallen so low, its not like it used to be.


title: Two Stars

text: To many ad's waste of money not my style.


I have not started receiving the St. Louis Magazine.  If I begin to receive it, I will let you know how I like it.


title: Five Stars

text: Item as described with prompt delivery


I am outside weekly no matter the weather from below zero temps to the tropics photographing anything and everything. I love this magazine for it's useful tips and ideas.


title: A string of advertising with a tiny amount if information sprinkled in between.

text: As a newbie to photography, I thought this subscription would be more informative and useful.  I was looking for lots of information on how to photograph and the usage of my new camera, but nearly the entire magazine is an ad of one sort or another. Being that I'm new to this, I'm keeping the subscription because I'm so green, even the ads are informative to me at this point, as to types of equipment available for certain situations, etc.  However, I won't renew.  It really has limited value to me.


title: Annual gift for a friend that loves to cook.

text: Great recipes, lots of detailed instructions.  Terrific if you want to learn new techniques. I buy the subscription for my friend each year for her birthday.  She loves it and she saves the cost of buying it at a store. I don't worry about what to give her and I get to review the recipes on-line.  Win-Win as far as I am concerned.


title: Great magazine for the DIY person

text: Provides lots of detailed ideas for projects and a wealth of DIY tips


title: Touches upon so many different topics!

text: Great magazine!!


title: its for Valintines

text: Perfect timing on the Subscription. Ill will give the first issue on 2/14. thanks.


title: Great mag

text: Enjoy mag, good information


title: I love this magazine

text: I absolutely love this magazine. It keeps me up to date on what's happening in the night sky and in the world of telescopes and astronomy. Aimed more at the casual amateur. I tend to think of it as a lighter version of [[ASIN:B00008BFWB Sky & Telescope]]<br />Very beautiful and they are liberal with pictures of night sky objects. If you are just beginning out in astronomy this is a great place to start. You are going to be shocked by how many things are going on in the night sky on a regular basis! Not just phases of the moon and meteor showers here. They also have lots of stuff about telescopes which I really like.


title: Focused

text: S&T is a very specialized publication, dealing with astronomical observation and photography.  If you are considering buying an astronomical telescope, or accessories for one, you'll want to consult this magazine.  If you have any interest in photographing the night sky, you'll want to see the Gallery here, which has some truly breathtaking pictures.  The magazine includes a star chart for the month, as you might expect.  This is a great publication for regular, serious stargazers/photographers.  More general-interest astronomy magazines are available.


title: TV Guide

text: Purchased this as a gift and the renewal worked out very well. It was a renewal, and Amazon tracked it perfectly so that my relative received her renewal seamlessly.


title: Magazine

text: Informative


title: Magazine

text: Like information


title: This used to be such a good magazine

text: Too many advertisements and articles are  spread out to shorten actual content. This used to be a top notch magazine, especially for minimalists. I can get same ( and usually better) content over internet. Won’t be reordering.


title: Good price, good subscription

text: Subscription began when I was told it would. Love the magazine and the price was great!


title: Something for everyone

text: I enjoy this magazine.  As an exercise enthusiast, I tend to focus more on the articles that benefit my interest but there is such a variety of articles that would be interesting to anyone who is interested in health.


title: I was expecting more of a cooking magazine with regular ...

text: I was expecting more of a cooking magazine with regular recipes.  These recipes don't really fit my needs.  They tend to require ingredients I don't normally use or have on hand.  Also, I am not interested in reading about what celebrities cook or eat.  I will not renew my subscription because this magazine just isn't for me.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Best magazine subscription by far I've ever had.  Just lovely!


title: Great

text: Great magazine. Love the recipes


title: Fantastic!

text: Bt far the world's best general coverage bicycle magazine.  There is no comparison to something as mundane as "Bicycling" which is the primary fodder fed to bicyclists in the US.  The articles, the layout and the wide range of topics - everything is really top notch.  As long as I don't think about what each issue costs I could not be happier.  And if you do think about it rest assured that with the pound and euro where they are you would actually be paying more per issue on a newsstand there so it's not so bad after all.  Highly recommended.


title: Alright

text: This was a nice gift while it lasted but didn’t come when it should have.


title: Read it

text: Good reading.


title: Five Stars

text: Informative


title: Do not order

text: One got one issue was thinking this was a subscription


title: Great Magazine at a great price

text: I have been a fan of Marie Claire for years, but always thought that the subscription price was too much.  Now I have a magazine I love at a more than reasonable price!


title: Not worth it.

text: My boys are not enjoying it. The content is lacking, not much to read. Bummer.


title: Don't waste your money

text: They're always a couple months late, and haven't even once came with a CD. The magazine is basically just a book of advertisments, with an occasional article in between. Very unhappy


title: It’s Changed - and not for the better

text: The Week was loved in our home - book reviews, movies, tech, fun stuff, serious stuff without bias - but it’s changed. It’s now just another left publication. They still promote it as not taking positions, but nobody could believe that after reading a couple of issues. Typical stuff…mostly culture war stuff promoting fringe ideas about race, gender, etc. Middle America is sick of it all.


title: Good read!!

text: It's nice to see how the other 1% lives!! Does have a lot of great articles!!


title: Worth the money

text: What a great magazine to read!! I look forward to every issue!! It's nice to see how the 1% live!!!


title: This was a gift

text: The person that I gave the gift to was an avid reader of The National Geographic magazine in the 70's, so he's still so very interested.


title: I Love it.

text: This magazine is filled with excellent healthy recipies that are not too gourmet, yet are challenging enough for advanced chefs to enjoy.  My only gripe is I wish it came more often.  I cherish each issue.


title: Good magazine hard to reach customer service

text: I actually love the magazine. Customer service is hard to get. I ordered this magazine and Country Woman which I enjoy both. According to my order it shows my shipping address in Nebraska but for some weird reason it’s going to my daughters house in North Dakota. Tried contacting there contact info and have heard nothing back in several days.


title: It's Ok

text: I'm sure this magazine is a hit with many but it's just not my favorite. I wanted to try it out though and see.  I'm more of a southern, country type magazine gal who likes lots of recipes.  This isn't a bad magazine just not my style personally. I've only receive one issue so far so maybe it will grow on me more after I get another issue or two.


title: Nice but too expensive for what you get

text: I love watching Paula Deen and have most of her cookbooks. I subscribed to her magazine last year and while I did enjoy it, I will not subscribe again. I have a rule of thumb. I try not pay over $12 for a one year(meaning 10- 12 issues)subscription. Paula's magazine although nice is too much money for what you get and that is 6 issues a year for nearly $20.  The magazine seems to be an extension to me of Southern Lady Magazine. There are recipes but I wish there were more and I wish there were 10-12 issues at a better price. If you are looking for a great magazine on the Southern Lifestyle for a good price go with Southern Living. You get the recipes, travel info, lifestyle just to name a few and it's a full 12 month subscription.


title: For all us Suthners…

text:
Southern Living magazine has been in my family homes since I was a lil nugget. Mom loved the magazine and by association I liked it too.

I noticed no Southern Living mags at my parent’s home so I surprised mom with a subscription.

Sure It’s a less thick, but the articles and recipes are still great!

The photography has remained contemporary too.

If you live in the south I highly recommend this. Another good one is called Garden and Gun. Similar, but more high end.

Note y’all have a good time ya hear!


title: Easy reading, nice pics and of course girls

text: Great magazine on new gear, new bikes and comparisons.  Of course has girls in it, not for the hardcore enthusiast but is a good read.


title: motorcycle racing news at its finest plus photos

text:
Great magazine that gives news which sometimes seems a little late to all aspects of racing. Their reviews on bikes are very honest and unbiased which is nice to know.

Also reviews on gear is honest and tested purely for safety at the street and on the track.


title: Good magazine

text: Good magazine


title: Great Magazine

text: I love industrial salvage, and with the title of this magazine, you wouldn't think that was what it was mostly about.  You have some cool recipes and real estate comparisons, which are really neat.  It even has a ask the vet column.  If you are looking for fishing tips and BBQ, this isn't the magazine for you.  I love it!


title: good & rare find

text: RC Heli magazines are not common and this is a really good value for the subscription cost. Lots of how-to articles and ads for web sites that feature a myriad of parts sources etc.


title: They read them !!!!

text: My greatgrand children love them ..


title: JUST NOT MY TYPE OF RECIPES

text: It's a decent cook book, I simply like easier recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: excellent as always, good projects, excellent instructions, easy to follow


title: Great for boys in the appropriate age.  group!  My 7½ yo grandson enjoy s

text: It took quite a long time after ordering the subscription, for it to start coming...like 3 months!  The "Ranger Rick" magazine is a good source for kids that like to learn about other countries and different animals,their habits, and how they live in the wilderness!


title: I like this magazine

text: I find it interesting.


title: Not like it was years ago

text: Not like it was years ago. Seemed like a mini edition. Didn’t find any good recipes I wanted to try.!


title: Nice articles about birds

text: Great birding magazine. Nice articles about birding, equipment reviews, tips and other interesting articles.


title: Four Stars

text: Seems very helpful


title: Five Stars

text: I am from Louisiana and this is now my favorite. Love it!


title: What is on TV

text: Networks have changed programing so much I couldn't keep. Now I can


title: Thought the picture was a snake

text:
The image of the boy holding an ice cream cone seriously looked like he was holding a snake for a second lol may want to reconsider that design in the future.

My daughter gets these books from my grandma, theyre ok. She usually disregards them but loves having mail thats hers. Its no different than a coloring book/ i spy book/ short stories/ where's waldo book. Some are interesting for her, and she gets excited. But mostly it just collects dust in a paper pile somewhere. Worksheets are her least favorite part of school, so i can get that its a unique situation with her. She prefers hands on learning with games or applicable stuff. I've taken to minecraft to teach her phonics (spelling for search for item), math, problem solving, and item finding. She also helps me cook, it's how we practice counting and learning healthy habits. And other non-traditional learning methods.


title: Five Stars

text: Very good magazine for many products.  Really like the research that goes into their articles


title: Five Stars

text: I will keep all the issues in my library for future reference


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine is always enjoyable and a keeper


title: TV Guide for Kindle

text: I like getting the TV Guide this way.  I usually end up missplacing the printed copy.  Since I now have it on my Kindle Fire, I always know where the TV Guide is!!  My Kindle is always with me, so it is always in reach.  Takes a little getting use to trying to expand it to read. (I wear glasses for reading)


title: Great

text: I've been a subscriber off and on for twenty years.  When I don't receive it , I miss it.  Glad I got it back


title: Real simply, I mean really.

text: Honestly, there's not a lot of there there. It's all fluff and pictures and little content. Thankfully I got this as a steal promotion for Amazon for $5 for the year! Otherwise I would not purchase. I like "the idea" of Real Simple, but it's lacking in execution. In concept I want so badly to give it 5 stars, but alas, it only earns 3.


title: An Oldie But Still a Goodie

text: This was a gift for my eight year old Godson. He does very well in school.  I thought he would enjoy getting something in the mail. I loved reading Highlights Magazine as a child and I am now 61.  I am pleased that an oldie is still a goodie.


title: Not as funny

text: I loved MAD when I was a kid. I just ordered a new subscription and checking it out again after 20 years.  So far I'm not finding it as funny or witty as it used to be but I've just started.


title: Great subscription

text: With each month I'm more impressed with the content of this magazine. It always has something of interest for educators, for parents, and for children in each issue. I find that it does a great job of balancing inspirational messaging with useful information. Great subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Emjoyable


title: Great magizine

text: I did not like the fact that the magazine renewed it's self for a year $149.00 that I did not authorize.


title: Community

text: When I worked at a fine arts library, I looked at all the magazines. My favorites are American Craft and architectural design. My sister is a Potter. I got her a subscription. It's good to be part of a community.


title: Excellent

text: Love it

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title: Great Magazine, but you already knew that!

text: I just love it when my GH comees in the mail! I like to try many of their recipes each month, even if I have to play around with some ingredients. I have gotten some great inspirations that help me decorate my home, host parties, know what's in style as well as great life-style and health info.


title: Bring it on!!

text: Good magazine. A proper Afternoon Tea is one of my most enjoyable things.


title: Good magazine and good value

text: Good magazine, wasn’t what I expected but still good.


title: Great magazine. Keeps me up-to-date and informed of what ...

text: Great magazine.  Keeps me up-to-date and informed of what is going on in the world around me with a wonderfully refreshing Christian point-of-view.


title: We own every copy since they came out,

text: Always enjoyed recipes, how the cooks design their kitchen. I did enjoy last months issue, it was a delight. I don’t think I am renewing this year, to many variations of the same dish. I am getting bored, I am sure I will glance at an issue at my daughters house. I wish them well. Let’s see if they improve over the next year.


title: Good price.

text: Enjoy the magazine-happy to find a more affordable outlet.


title: Keep your money!

text:
Had not read T&C in many years, enjoyed articles in the past. 70% off? Six mos. for $5 how could I lose? Received first issue (Sept. 2017) and read article praising NYT and WAPO.
No mention that both papers have had to  issue retractions over and over. WAPO held up by other holdings. NYT has had layofffs and budget cuts, stock at $18. This article is full of half truths and convenient 'coloring' of facts. Should never have passed an editor's scrutiny. Not journalism.
Should I also mention that most of the fashions are hideous? Designers making fun of women. Don't waste your $5. I cancelled and told not eligible for refund. Laughed out loud! Welcome to it - as it appears Hearst needs the money more than I do.


title: Stop

text: Stop


title: BON APPÉTIT

text: great magazine with plenty of recipe's for a healthy diet which helps me broaden my cuisine instead of eating that same things over and over again.


title: Used to be a reputable publication

text: Today I would not pay to read what they get paid to publish.  And oh yes, most of the garbage is 3rd party paid content,


title: glamour magazine

text: to me Glamour is more of a young crowd targeted magazine. Liked its relationship columns or whatever you call it.


title: good read for the money

text: the magazine is good, although not my favorite, but from time to time they have good coupon inserts, kind of balanced out the cost of the magazine itself. Arrived on time. All good.


title: Five Stars

text: Got this for a grand kid......he absolutely LOVES it


title: Big hit!

text: I've got subscriptions to 3 cooking magazines (Eating Well, Bon Apetit, and Everyday Food), and this one is by FAR the most useful.  I want healthy food but I also work long hours and can't spend a lot of time in the kitchen.  The recipes in Eating Well are tasty, easy to make, and creative.  The ingredients can be found at any grocery store and are usually things I have on hand.  I look forward to every issue to find out what new recipes we'll be cooking up this month.  I highly recommend it!


title: This Old House Magazine Special

text: I am surprised to be asked for a review for a product I haven't received.  Ordered 12/15/10 on a special for $12 for a year.  Plus Amazon was running $5 off.  So, I paid $7 for it.  Today is 1/18/10.  What should I expect for $7?


title: Great magazine

text: Perfect for Dad for Xmas


title: What a shame this magazine changed so drastically

text: This magazine has gone drastically downhill in the past few months. There have been major changes in the articles, for the worse, plus a lot of the other features we used to enjoy reading (Hidden Treasures, The Way Back) are gone. A magazine that I used to look forward to reading when it arrived in the mail now goes into the trash.


title: Favorite Magazine

text: Perfect magazine to become inspired about entrepreneurship and starting your own business. I look forward to receiving it in the mail every month!


title: Browsers, Enthusiasts, and Dreamers

text: I have read this magazine since issue 3, which I bought at the Port Townsend Wooden Boad Festival (a long time ago).  If you have any interest in watercraft history, craftsmanship, design, comment, or even armchair cruising, this magazine is for you.  There is an emphasis on sail and human powered watercraft, but enough historic and nostalgic powerboating to satisfy this reader.  If you subscribe, keep your back issues - a year from now (or five) you'll go back to read an article you skimmed over the first time.  Highly recommended for the non-cutting-edge boater.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the mid-century era for homes and this magazine keeps the look alive and in the forefront.


title: love it

text: Oh, my husband totally loves it, and we had to extend the subscription. Saves you soooo much money, instead of buying every single issue individually. Very happy with it!


title: a gift for my husband

text: My husband is crazy about cars and follows different auto trends and watches shows and reads car-magazines. He absolutely loved this magazine subscription I've got for him as a surprise. I was hesitant at first, as there were so many different options available, but my effort has paid off with his excitement. He even shares the magazine with his friends after he is done reading. And can't beat the price here!!!


title: A Must-Have

text: Don't be fooled by the pretty faces on the cover. This is one of the savviest newsmagazines around. Read it and love it for the crackling writing, the grown-up humor, and the inside story. Then treat yourself to the dish about the sins of the rich (who are usually NOT the people in the tabloids, but mysterious financiers who live offshore and have dark and shady pasts...) and a brief interview with the cover celeb. It's one of the best monthlies available.


title: Excellent Photography Magazine

text: I had been buying these at news stand prices for about six months, and decided I wanted to get them in the mail (at a cheaper price)! If you are into Landscape Photography, then you will definitely want this! I think the subscription of this magazine was one of the best purchases I've made this year!


title: Eating well

text: I love this magazine always looking for new recipes enjoy it tremendously


title: Five Stars

text: best mag for great price


title: Angels books for 'f'light reading

text: love these books!<br />they are soothing for the soul.


title: Popular Science

text: My son loves this magazine.


title: Don't want this mag.

text: I wondered why I was getting this magazine. Must have ordered by mistake.


title: It was a gift,they loved it.

text: It was a gift,loved it


title: Recommend

text: Grandkids loved it


One of my favorite magazines, I only wish the price was cheaper. It's expensive everywhere and I was hoping Amazon would be able to offer it for a good deal, but no. Still, I ordered it because I like the content.


title: Five Stars

text: I look forward to this magazine each month.


title: Super cool magazine

text: Super cool magazine! Lots of great tips and I love the little quiz inside.  I am extremely happy with this magazine and will definitely renew my subscription.


title: A cover-to-cover read

text: My mom ordered this as a gift for my daughter after she grew too old for High Five (basically Highlights for younger kids). My daughter loves receiving her magazines in the mail each month and reads them from cover-to-cover. As for the complaints about unsolicited magazines and bills for items not requested, we've received either High Five or Highlights for four years now and have never received anything unsolicited and have not been billed for anything beyond the subscription. I'm not sure how we've been lucky (not sending in any of the scratch things because I'm super skeptical of anything that claims something is free?), but we love Highlights. I read it as a child and am thrilled that my daughter enjoys it as much as I did at her age.


title: Sunset: A Well Rounded Magazine

text:
I've been a Sunset subscriber off and on for years. They are the most well-regarded magazine out here in California, for gardeners, cooks and do it your-selfers.

  Each issue offers a regional spotlight, offering travel, lodging and special interest activities. It's a great resource for anyone looking for perhaps a different area to visit.

  The cooks section is always great and usually I can find at least 4 recipes to use in my kitchen each issue. Sunset also offers their recipe annuals, which have become treasured favorites in my kitchen. These hardbound books are a compilation of all Sunsets recipes. For those that love bread baking, Sunset offers some simply awesome bread recipes. All recipes are tested first in Sunsets' kitchens, before publication.

  Sunsets garden section contains monthly tips and reminders for doing seasonal chores. The planting guides are a novice gardeners best friend. Every issue devotes itself to between two and three garden projects-offered step by step, and again-only after being tested in Sunsets own gardens.

  Add to that the many great home design feature and projects, you get a magazine worth 3 times the amount they charge. If you've never tried Sunset magazine, I can honestly say you're in for a treat.


title: Gorgeous Food

text:
Bon Appetit has been a regular addition to my cooking arsenal since its inception. It is simply a gorgeous magazine, with beautifully laid out photography and excellent features. This is a magazine for the person who loves to cook.

  Unlike other food publications, Bon Appetit offers earthy robust recipes and features that appeal to the everyday cook. I love in particular: Cooking For Two, Cooking Light and the section devoted to bringing recipes from well known restaurants around the country. In this section, readers write in and request a recipe from a restaurant that really impressed them. It's fun, informative and often amazing how really uncomplex some of the dishes are.

  Underneath all the good looking dishes and witty dialogue, lies the heart of Bon Appetit. It's about home and very basic values, which I think accounts for its huge popularity. Through my reading this magazine, I've come to appreciate the homely root vegetables, to keep a well stocked pantry, and to avoid costly mistakes in buying cookware.

  I think it makes a lovely gift for a young bride, who might be nervous about cooking and entertaining. With it's no nonsense approach to cuisine, plus the support of a stellar online community-Epicurious.com, it is a very nice package for anyone who wants to simply cook creatively and well.


title: Bad Idea ordering this

text: It is a good thing I received this at a large discount.  It is not worth anything to us.  There is too much commercial garbage which we are NOT interested in.  I want a TV guide that I can look at the day of the week and find the channel we want and that is not possible. We have cable and can not find the stations we receive. The schedules do not start until 7 PM central  standard time. So, whats with the rest of the day?


title: I’ve had this for years.

text: Good recipes.


title: I've enjoyed this magazine for years!

text: I have enjoyed this magazine for years. I renew every year for 17 years now.


title: ... a gift for a son-in-law and he enjoys the fun of it

text: This was a gift for a son-in-law and he enjoys the fun of it!


title: Just the facts

text: Has a lot of informative


title: I want MORE

text: I'm a big magazine fan and receive quite a few each month. MORE is one I read pretty much cover to cover for all its interesting articles, beauty and fashion advice, etc. It's an appealing, intelligent, and beautiful magazine for smart women who've outgrown some of the "younger" magazines.  Having both the print and digital copies makes it so convenient to read on the go, too. Love this one!


title: Four Stars

text: for my son


title: Waste of Money

text:
I just received the June 2011 issue with Terry Hatcher on the cover.  Good god. Yet another whiney #@$ actress triumphing over health problems. In her case they were completely preventable had she excercised proper safety precautions--like don't wear Uggs when you climb a ladder to do painting.  The article starts off in the first sentence describing her as "accident prone"!!!

It isn't just this issue, it's EVERY issue.  You expect to read about stupid actresses who can't chew gum and walk at the same time in People Magazine not what used to be a great resource for health information.


title: Helping you learn

text: I received this magazine subscription as a wedding gift from a friend! My husband and I are trying to learn more about self-reliant living.<br />This magazine offers practical advice that is not overwhelming for beginners (me!). You will love the articles, helpful tips, and inspirational stories that this magazine offers.


title: A magazine that makes you think and reason for yourself

text: This is by far my favorite news/politics magazine. I don't agree with everything in any issue but I always find something that makes me think, and it usually inspires me to research and discuss more. Articles range from tiny news blips to lengthy articles about everything from (in this last issue) global warming to Starbucks. Always fascinating.


title: Same As I Ever Was

text: The old standby. Though now with surprisingly, frustratingly, tiny typeface for this Boomer.


title: A Classic for our New World

text: How I keep it all straight in this 500 channel, 5000 series TV/streaming landscape


title: From an Ancient Student's Studied Opinion!!!

text:
After been loaned this issue of June 2004, by a committed, really
genuine Episcopalian, I was greatly impressed! These creative, unique articles captured my Imagination: "What is Power?" by Sam Keen; "Taking the First Step" by Anna Lappe`; "Accessing Sacred Energy," by Judith Orloff, MD; "The Making of a Chaplain" By Karen O'Brien (So like the pages of my earlier Verbatim in CPE).

"The Best Spiritual Books" are reviews of 50 out of 300 books by Fred and Mary Ann Brussat! We surely agreed on the first few named: "The Heart of Christianity" Marcus Borg; "Beyond Belief" Elaine Pagels; "The Wisdom Way of Knowing" Cynthia Bourgeault; ++
"The Lord is My Shepherd" Rabbi Kushner+ "The Power of Patience" by M J Ryan!

I am still in the whirlwind of those emotionally stimulating, artistically written articles on varied yet potent topics of food for Thought and Reflection. Retired Chaplain Fred W Hood


title: Possibly the best automotive magazine for enthusiasts

text:
Octane is so far above the mainstream car magazines that it is hard to know quite where to start. First, while enjoy an occasional flip through Automobile, Car and Driver, etc., they are all basically the same reviews of the same cars -- and while it may be interesting to someone to know that the brake rotors are larger on the 2010 Mustang/Camaro/Z-car than they were on the 2009, ultimately it's hard to wallow in it month after month.

Octane covers an appetizing range of motoring topics, with an emphasis on sporting cars from all eras. You will read about historic competition cars, classic sports cars that you might want to buy and actually drive, and get exposed to a massive number of events from tours to shows, auctions to amateur racing. Mixed in are a smattering of modern car reviews, product and book reviews, brief buyer's guides to featured attainable older cars (Porsche 928 this month) a column on watches, biographical sketches and so on.

Refreshingly, the editors seem to speak from experience -- I believe editor Robert Coucher has a Jag XK120 coupe. Octane benefits from an enthusiast's voice and feels less corporate. If you want a publication to tell you the most practical car to buy for the daily grind, you might want Consumer Reports. Octane is more about indulging your passion for cars.

On the downside, being a UK publication, it's on the bloody expensive side for those of us in the States. I also find the market section too broad-brush to be directly useful -- Keith Martin certainly has that covered better. Finally, for U.S. subscribers, there is a length advertising section in the back that features items for sale in Europe, so while it's an interesting glance-through, it is less relevant than it might be, considering transport and shipping costs.

But, that aside, it's a dependably good read and a handsome magazine. While I toss the others in the recycle bin after a few days, Octane tends to be a long term keeper. There is a special kind of joy to the older sports cars, and Octane captures it nicely.


title: News in a great format.

text: My favorite news magazine. The current  news, favoritly condensed, into a weekly issue. No fluff, little advertising, and informative :)


title: Good magazine

text: Great magazine


title: A gift

text: Good magazine


title: Gift

text: Great magazine


title: Love the creative ideas.

text: I love all the ideas in this magazine! It makes my creative juices start flowing.


title: Great read.

text: Got this for my father in law who is retired and started making wine.  He enjoys it a lot -  so we renewed it!


title: Excellent Magazine

text: Excellent magazine, I have been reading Essence since I was a child.  I just did not have the full understanding of the value of this magazine to women of color at the time.  I am in my 50's now!  It has held me hand, instructed me, guided me, educated me, entertained me and empowered me since then...


title: One of my favorites!

text: I get quite a few magazines and this is always one of my favorites! They seems to have at least one pertinent article in every issue relating to something I'm currently, or planning, to work on around the house. Tons of great tips for the average homeowner who likes to tackle projects around the house, as well as a bit more in depth writing on woodworking and such.


title: Only for high end users not for the everyday flyer ...

text: Only for high end users not for the everyday flyer. Way too much on events look who won that type thing.


title: its always good.

text: Its NatGeo, its always good.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine good price


title: Better to order through the magazine itself!

text: I went to Hasting's and found this magazine to see if they offered a better deal on a subscription. They do. The little cards inside the magazine offer a subscription for $19.97 for TWO years! So I'm sorry, but $15 for only one year seems like a ripoff. I Love Amazon and would much rather order through them, but this is one deal they couldn't beat!

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title: Don't read Playboy any longer... Read Maxim instead...

text: Playboy is history. The articles now in Maxim are much better since there is a new owner/publisher..


title: I would have liked to like this.

text: Way too many ads, and too few articles.


title: Sufficient but not necessary?

text: There was a time in the '60's and early '70's when "Women's Wear Daily" (now "W") was an essential purchase for fashionistas of both sexes around the world. WWD, as it was then called, profiled the New York scene, which has slowly declined-- but then so have Paris and Milan as international mergers have taken a wrecking ball to everything. The biggest hits have come to once-imperial fashion houses and their namesakes--Balenciaga, Yves St. Laurent, Halston, Givenchy, Chanel, Gucci. In America, the clothes in W still celebrate pure, ridiculous  creativity.  You can't know what sub-generes like Vogue, ELLE and Harper's Bazaar are going to be selling without studying minute details in W.  Through the looking glass where frivolity meets money, W keeps on keeping on because the industry seems to need it.  And if fashion is a pointless preoccupation of human beings--and it is--I can't think of a better way to embody it than W.


title: Good read...grade B+ (3.5) !

text: Great! On the edge unique imaginative progressive type of articles & writing. Keeps me informed on today and tomorrow's technological ideas and advances... always interesting!


title: don't waste your money

text: I ordered this last August, receiving only 4 issues when they said I would receive 12. Don't waste your money! Beware, when they decide the price you paid is too low they just stop shipping it. Amazon does nothing about it. Beware a real rip off!!!


title: Great Advice

text: Worth the $ with advice


title: Real old fashioned New England magazine!

text: Love this New England magazine!  Depicts great New England locales to visit, etc.


title: Great inspiration

text: I’m inspired to eat and live better with each issue.


title: Five Stars

text: Our niece loves it!


title: One Star

text: Didn't cover hours we wanted


title: Magazine in hand when all else is gone

text: Bought this for my husband to enjoy again. He loves reading the stories and articles you provide. Love that we can save these and re-read them when those electronic devices are not charged and have these to fall back on.


title: Five Stars

text: kids enjoy these!


title: A must have for the mystery in all of us

text: Wonderful magazine.  The stories are pretty good and allow a person to use their imaginations throughout.  Perfect for all mystery fans.


I adore this magazine for all it's varied topics and content.  I recommend this magazine to anyone who will listen!


title: Excellent price. A very good deal!

text: Excellent price. A very good deal and we just received our first issue! It beat the cost of subscription renewal.


title: If your style is country, this is for you!

text: Love the stories, recipies and decor articles.


title: Fun read.

text: Lovely pictures. Great articles.


title: Great magazine with wonderful ideas!

text: I bought this for my husband over a year ago. We renewed again as well as bought a subscription for a friend. I enjoy reading it to as there are ideas in there that either I can do or ask him to do for us. It is well written and seems to have something for everyone. The instructions are easy to follow as well. I recommend this magazine.


title: Great recipes not too many advertisements

text: This is my go to magazine frequently use recipes and get ideas .  Just renewed again


title: Doesn't provide any useful style content

text: This is a useless magazine. I thought I could get style tips. Really this is a magazine that takes 1) photos of celebrities in outfits and 2) just advertises products. Boring, boring, boring


title: Good Product...

text: If you like wired it's exactly as expected as advertised. I like it and use it...try it if you're into electronics  :-)


title: Review

text: I love Elle for the fashion, reviews, articles, but it seems that there is more advertisements than the magazine itself.


title: Great price

text: Like large print


title: A great magazine, and beautiful gift of dharma every 2 months!

text: This magazine is great, and I look forward to receiving every 2 months.  Great articles, book reviews, authors, stories, etc.  Highly recommend for anyone interested in the buddhist or generally mindful path.  Gives great insight into multiple traditions as well.


title: Colorado Outdoors Magazine

text: Great magazine for anyone looking for information abt hunting, fishing and visiting Colorado.  No ads just wonderful photos and articles. You can also order back issues from 303-291-7469.


title: Cute country magazine

text: Cute magazine...


title: I never heard of this magazine until Amazon

text:
I was first enticed by the free tote. Then I actually got the magazine and fell in love with it. It has great recipes and a great knowledge of good food.

Subscribe now


title: Favorite Guy Magazine

text: I love details magazine.I think it's like the cool guy magazine. I love the articles and I think the way they help you and show you how to dress is awesome. Its an amazing price on Amazon. Don't hesitate to buy it.


title: Fab new magazine

text: This is a beautiful, exciting magazine and is my new favorite since Donna Hay canceled hers.  The recipes are international, novel, and excellent in quality.  There are lots of nice color photos and entertaining stories of culinary adventures in far off places like Tunisia, Argentina, Greece, Vietnam, etc.  Have you ever wondered what a Somali version of chicken soup would taste like?  Or tahini brownies?  Much more inspiring than the America's Test Kitchen series (which I also love, but am less thrilled by... so many recipes for pot roast...).  Highly recommended!


title: Sad...

text: I am a huge fan of music...  Rolling Stone no longer is the cutting-edge music magazine it once was... If you enjoy pop music, then this is a wonderful magazine for you.  If you enjoy a diverse look at music that is happening now, and just enjoy music as an art form (i.e. musicians, not dancers with an attached microphone), then this is NOT the magazine for you.  I wish Rolling Stone would go back to its glory days of rebellious writing and stop kissing the diamond rings of the rich and talentless...  I have let my own subscription run-out, and although it's a great price, on principle I will not resubscribe...


title: Organic Gardening Magazine

text: I recieved two copies on the same day and once I sat to go through the articles, I was pleased. I look forward to the next one, I am a gardener and eager to learn from other sources. I will use this magazine as a learning tool.<br />Thank you from one happy gardener!


title: Okay

text: I thought it would have different kinds of birds with descriptions and information about each bird we might encounter ii our yards, walks, forest preserves.  It had a lot of long boring articles, and a lot of advertisements, and not enough about birds, and bird information.  I love birds, and have many kinds that visit my feeder, but would not reorder.


title: A fun magazine!

text: Love to read this easy and fun reading magazine. I watch Rachel Ray's  tv show too so this magazine goes hand in hand. I have gotten this magazine since it came out, many many years ago.....


title: The best magazine!

text: One of the best magazines around.  I have subscribed for years to this magazine it is so informative.


title: Great magazine

text: I love Good Housekeeping!


title: Beat magazine for the whole family

text: Great magazine with great content


title: Nice magazine

text: My six year old loves getting mail but especially when it is full of cute animals.  She loves the posters.


title: Five Stars

text: Mid-Century lovers' delight!


title: Quality contemporary

text: I love Dwell!  Quality contemporary.  Look forward to every issue.


title: Down to Earth DIY

text: Awesome magazine. I appreciate that this is for the average homeowner that does their own DIY in a home that cost less than a million dollars. I like that it's down to earth.


title: Educational Crosswords

text: I can rarely complete one of these, but I love the challenge.  It is a good mix of fairly easy, fairly difficult, and totally impossible puzzles.


title: Easy-Peasy Mag renewal ! ! ! ! !

text: Got hooked by the price, needed to renew any way, did the auto renewal to get the best price. Can still cancell at any time, but I like the tech mag. so I would buy it again and again anyway. Amazon makes it easy to extend your subscription, so go ahead and sign up.


title: Five Stars

text: As expected.


title: Good information lots of ads.

text: I guess the ads keeps the price down.  Ads are also educational but with page after page, the articles get lost.  If you can find them, the reviews are very informative and timely if you are looking for hardware.


title: Good information every issue.

text:
Text books are great, but outta date.

I get the best information from trade magazines.  In my opinion, this has always been the best for the Videomaker.  I first subscribed in 1998 when I jumped into the Avid world of NLE.  Still relevant each month.


title: Was fun to read. Fine condition. Thanks.

text: Nice


title: Not something I would recommend if you are hoping to get one magazine a ...

text: I only received two magazines. Not something I would recommend if you are hoping to get one magazine a month for 12 months as advertised.


title: Love ❤ it

text: I love reading magazines and I have a lot of respect for Ms Martha, she has never let me down on entertainment and ideas 💡


title: I liked the magazine

text: I liked the magazine, but I didn't get all the issues from my subscription.  At least I got some, unlike the other reviewer.  Too bad.


title: Five Stars

text: Good informative magazine


title: Abysmal Customer Service

text:
Where do I start? This is has been an epic story of some of the worst customer service I've ever experienced. I've lost track of the number of times I've called and lost track of the number of things I was told that turned out to be inaccurate.

My dad wanted a subscription for Christmas. I first placed a digital order for my dad's iPad. I then learned that the digital paper works only using Flash Player, which iPad doesn't support. The woman I spoke to told me that I could download a third party app to support the paper. My dad is not tech savvy, so I asked her to cancel. But she couldn't even find my account. In fact, no one could find my account for nearly four weeks, even though I was getting e-mails from USA Today.

After being assured that my father would receive the newspaper every day (he lives in Iowa, so carriers are limited), I placed an order for the print version. When all was said and done, he receives two or three papers at a time, at irregular intervals. I was just told that this was standard, and I was given inaccurate information earlier.

I also continued to be invoiced for the digital subscription, even though I was assured it was cancelled. Several times I was told I would no longer receive bills and was paid to date, but I continue to receive them. I was just told that I would continue to receive bills (with amounts owed) even though I owe nothing. I asked them to send me a written notice confirming this.

Short of recording our phone calls I don't know what else to do. I can't recommend highly enough against this company. New York Times is clearly the way to go.


title: stopped coming

text: This has happened before  There are weeks when no magazine arrives.  Paying for this for a year is very expensive.  It says I ordered it with Synapse.  I have been unable to find this carrier.  What do I do now?


title: A must have for anyone who is thinking about a log home

text: Outstanding source of information on Log Homes.  You can find out everything about it including planning, building, outfitting and maintaining log, timber and hybrid homes.


title: My favorite old car periodical

text: If you are looking for a well researched, well written and beautifully photographed magazine, this is it.  It is always filled with great historical items and vehicles that you don't read about anywhere else.  I am a long time subscriber and highly recommend it.


title: Five Stars

text: Item exactly as described and received in excellent condition.


title: Waste of money . . .

text: I ordered a 6 month membership and within 3 weeks I received 3 old issues. I had already seen everything on Instagram and the quality of the printing is blurry. Save the trees and just follow online. Total waste of money!!!


title: Four Stars

text: Enjoy the magazine, esp. recipes and organization articles.


title: Be very careful...

text:
This is not the Cricket magazine you grew up with.  I remember getting Cricket for years starting the late 70s/early 80s.  I think my dad first got me a subscription when I was nine, and I received them until I left for college!  I saved every single issue.  And, to this day, I keep a print of John Singer Sargent's "Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose" hanging in the house - I first saw it on the cover of a Cricket and loved it ever since. I can remember being so happy when a new issue would come in the mail.  When my oldest turned nine, I subscribed to the magazine - eager for him to have the hours of enjoyment that I had gleaned from it so many years ago.  The first few issues were pretty good.  Not the fabulous magazine I remembered - but then again, that's typical of childhood memories.  Then one day, he came to me, holding his latest Cricket and said, "mom what's a le5bian?"
Well - it was quite a shock.  There was a short story all about a girl in high school, struggling with her feelings and attractions to other girls.  Her desire to dress like a boy, etc.  This is fine - but not in a magazine for kids age 9-12 for petes sake!  I hope that I can teach my kids to love and welcome people regardless of race, religion, and orientation.  It sounds cliche...but it's true.  I don't even mind the not-so-subtle liberal agenda of this magazine (lots of short "stories" about the evils of pollution and global warming - what fun!).  What I do mind is a magazine for "children" introducing subjects that are in my opinion, more appropriate for teenagers.  So, unless you want to waste your time previewing Cricket magazine each time your read it...or you feel this subject matter is OK for your grade school/middle school kid, don't subscribe.  There are plenty of excellent sources of literature and poetry that are free from political agendas (both right and left), that have been read for generations of kids without having to have things like alternative lifestyles explained to them first.
I did consider continuing the magazine and just previewing each issue.  But ripping out inappropriate stories smacked too much of censorship.  I didn't mind the story.  I minded the story for a child.  Just as I don't let my kids watch certain "R" rated movies...I don't let them read certain subject matter.  All in good time though.  Can't we just let them enjoy being children for a few short years, without burdening them with the concerns of adulthood???


title: my husband loves this magazine. He has Parkinson disease ...

text: my husband loves this magazine.  He has Parkinson disease and can't do a whole lot but he can still read.  One of the few magazines he still enjoys


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine, interesting and informative.


title: Great magazine

text: I’ve been subscribing to this magazine for at least 20 years, so much info.


title: good information

text: It took quite awhile for the subscription to start, but I have received 2 magazines and read them both. There is a great deal of good information and I found a review of one device that I am going to try to find, since it could possibly help with a neurological problem.<br />The print is rather small for really comfortable reading.


title: it's for those that shop organic, but it has ...

text: it's for those that shop organic, but it has lots of receipes. i don't shop organic to expensive, but i will try some of the receipes. was looking for a magazine with lots of receipes, for watching weight. most of the receipes use vegs and fruit, so could work.


title: oprah

text: geared mostly to women with money.


title: Will keep subscribing to this one!

text: Great resource for gluten free living!  Lots of great recipes and tips.


title: Happy with my subscription

text: Great resource for gluten free living


title: Great resource for gluten free living

text: Love this resource for my gluten free lifestyle.  Thank you for helping me get healthy!


title: Where Did the Digital Extras Go?

text: This would have been five stars until recently. Something has happened to the digital content--as in, there is no digital content in the last few issues. No trailers, no selections from books, no snippets from songs....nothing. Just the articles. Which would be fine, I guess, if all that other stuff hadn't been there until now.


title: One of The Best Food Magazines Available!

text: Purchased as gift for my daughter-In-law.  I have a subscription myself and this is a wealth of information - cover to cover.  It is a very high quality magazine.  Thick pages, glossy pictures and, of course, superb recipes.  These are not the type of magazine you read and throw away.  They are keepers.  So many recipes - so little time.


title: Coverage of college sports almost non-existent.

text: This is a small, almost flimsy, paper devoted almost exclusively to professional sports.  I write this Oct. 30, 2020 and ths far I have found usually one page, rarely two, about college football, basketball or even baseball.  If like me you are a college fan, you will join me is wishing you had purchased something else.


title: Good price

text: Good value for your money


title: Great gift

text: I buy this every year for my dad, an ole Yankee himself.  He SO looks forward to getting them, an even in an age where print media seems to be disappearing, it's wonderful to be able to buy a trusted piece for my dad.  Thanks!


title: Great bedside read

text: Still holds up after 50 years.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: My preteen has really enjoyed!

text:
I bought this magazine hoping my preteen son would see it and give it a go. He did! We had an estimated shipping date in November but the September issue came today (mid-September) and he picked it up right away and read it from cover to cover. He loved the info on a new Dino and the article on woodpeckers not getting brain damage. I will update my review as time goes by. So far so good! :)

Update: He's 14 now and still gets it and it's his favorite magazine. Very happy with everything he learns.


title: Very pleased.

text:
I absolutely love fashion and my daughter is following in my footsteps so I decided to buy Teen Vogue for us to read together. I also bought it for us to cut up for collages.

When I ordered I was given a shipping date of November but to my surprise I received the first issue today (which is mid-September). I did get a back issue (August) but as we have not bought that copy I am very happy with it and extremely pleased with the rapid shipping.

As for the magazine's contents, I obviously have not had time to give a true review from that angle but we did enjoy issue #1 and I will continue to update throughout our 2 year subscription. First impression has been good! :)

August 2014 issue notes: Kesha is on the cover, I'm not very interested in her. Love how the ads are mostly for products teens could actually afford. The stories and models seem appropriate for me to read with my daughter. Aside from the rape article. She is only seven so we will save that for a later time. Collage wise, I think we have a lot to work with in here.

Yesterday we received our free gift with purchase bag. It was very generic but super cute. The wristlets is the perfect size for my daughter.


title: VERY INFORMATIVE MAGAZINE!

text: I look forward to getting my National Geographic every month! I subscribed to a bunch of magazine at the same time last year and this is the only one I renewed without a question. Additionally, getting it on amazon.com with the subscription manager is super simple and also a great deal! $15 for 1 whole year - can't beat that!


title: Great Magazine

text: Husband loves the magazine. He has done several home projects seen in the articles. Can't beat the price either!


title: My 77 y.o. dad loves it!

text: I bought this magazine subscription for my dad and he loves it.  He grew up during WWII so reading stories about that time period really appeals to him and gives him a sense of nostalgia.  I think it took over 2 months for the first issue to arrive and that was kind of a drag but since I had read that from other reviewers I just told him when to expect the first issue and then he wasn't disappointed.


title: Three Stars

text: 90% wedding dresses and not much else


title: Don't waste your money!

text: My experience has been like that of so many others -- I received one issue, and that was about 5 months after my subscription was paid for.  That was over a year ago.  I have kept a record of email correspondence between myself and Roseanne Tully, the publisher.  At one point she forwarded my request for subscription cancellation and a refund to someone (presumably) at her organization.  I have yet to receive a refund.  This is NOT a bona fide periodical; it's a seldom-published, self-serving magazine.


title: Useful

text: Nice magazine, at a great price


title: Horrible

text: Like the others, I received this magazine for free via Amazon.  It is not a magazine for your typical mom.  If you have a ton of money to spend on designer clothes for your child than this magazine is for you.  Otherwise save your money and time and buy a subscription for a more useful magazine designed for real moms, personally I am a fan of Parent Magazine. I do not predict that this magazine will do well or last long.  I too would like to cancel my free subscription but I have not had luck in doing so.  Some other reviewers stated that this magazine was pretentious and I think that is the perfect description.  I do not recommend this, even for free.


title: Five Stars

text: Granddaughter age 11 enjoys it


title: Save your money

text: This magazine is materialistic.  Save your money, invest it and have a kid that can go to college worry-free instead of one that looks great but is in debt!  This magazine shows how low our society has sunk.  Actually, yes, I can afford nice things for my child, I just prefer to use my money more wisely


title: Cancelled my subscription.

text: I enjoyed this magazine and it's interactive features until, arbitrarily in the middle of my subscription, the publisher decided my Kindle Fire isn't good enough for their interactive features. I feel cheated and cancelled my subscription.


title: Gave up bought 6 yrs worth past copies on auction $2.

text:
I bought for 3 year old as I loved getting Highlights in school. Spanish should alternate with other languages to understand languages allow us to communicate with others from many countries. It should explain ASL to include deaf people in conversations, giving examples, babies can learn basic nouns and verbs in ASL and love knowing something others do not. Have a word box each month giving other translations and ASL sign for one word. Kids could then be quizzed on them & encourage families to research other words.
Too many "school" references, with imagination could change to another idea. When word school comes up 3 yr old says what is that". Can't explain something they haven't done. If in school, they already know concept . Bus could be many different buses real or imaginary like zoo bus tour to learn a new thought idea rather than repetitive.
Disappointing, supposed to receive end December, I ordered directly from company as I know not to use scam subscription services. They also refused to give old sample copy, with subscription, to wrap as a gift since cant get on time, unless full onflated price. I bought one online for $1 it came in two days.

Wrote & called several times and they always say next month.  Cancelled after 3 months.  I got a large stack 6 yrs worth never opened for $2 on auction.


title: Great magazine

text: Few ads , nicely written and great recipes.  I love the recipe and nutrition index in back of magazine.  I'm able to find the vegan recipes at a quick glance.


title: Well-written and relevant

text:
My husband and I have lived in Atlanta for about eight years. We subscribed to Atlanta magazine shortly after moving here and recently re-subscribed after an absence of many years.

I am enjoying the magazine. I feel that the articles are well-written and relevant to my life as an Atlantan, particularly one who lives inside the perimeter. The cover stories are often very topical. For example, it was great to see an in-depth look at the mortgage crisis from a local perspective. Another recent cover story was about "Atlanta's Top Doctors," which definitely provoked some conversation in my social circle. I also appreciate the restaurant reviews. They are concise, informative, and seem aptly critical.

I don't have any major beefs with the magazine, but have noticed a few factual errors. In one issue they confused some statistics between Decatur and Unincorporated DeKalb, a common problem but one that I don't expect to see in a publication with such a large circulation.

I am glad I decided to resubscribe and will probably renew at the end of the year.


title: best diy knowledge

text: the most thoro and complete diy mag


title: Five Stars

text: i am a forever subscriber


title: great magazine

text: I you enjoy to read anything about alcohol, this magazine will provide all you need to know in one easy place.


title: Great ideas for home improvement.

text: Very nice, I would prefer a bit less advertisement, but the price was great!


title: Excellent magazine.  Science is real.

text: This is a terrific magazine, full of great FACTUAL information on the world we live in, and beyond.  That apparently really upsets a certain group of people. I'm sure it's hard for them to accept that facts and science have a "liberal" bias.  Oh well.  Perhaps the magazine will do an article on them someday, and the bizarre alternate reality they all seem to be living in.


title: Main focus seems to be selling diet books

text: This magazine seems most interested in promoting books, etc. that it has a financial interest in--most notably lately the South Beach Diet. Prevention and it's website are now full of misleading banner ads promoting irresponsible dieting techniques and fads.  Too bad, because more than ever nowadays we could use a nice little magazine about nutrition, weight loss, exercise and natural remedies that isn't influenced by it's publishing partners and advertisers. Skip this one, and try Self or Health for a more well-rounded look at women's heath needs.


title: Great magazine. I get as a holiday gift each ...

text: Great magazine.  I get as a holiday gift each year for my niece!


title: Great Magazine!

text: This is a fantastic magazine! But of course it is biased. And we moved and we missed out on like 3 issues even though we changed our address. Good to read though.


title: Five Stars

text: My son has loved these for a few years now


title: magazine for intermediate beaders

text: i love this magazine.  Has beautiful projects for the intermediate beader.  Uses a variety of specialty beads.


title: Interesting and Educational for kids

text: Ranger Rick never disappoints. The kids love getting every issue and read it over and over with me. The beautiful pictures a private their interest and the facts are so interesting and right on their level of understanding. Great magazine for kids! Educational and fun learning.


title: Shameless campaign for Biden; DO NOT SUBSCRIBE TO THIS GARBAGE!

text:
I’ve been a loyal reader since InStyle began (26 years ago); until I read “Who Showed Up” about women who “have given us comfort during COVID,” (Nov 2020 issue). Every single one of the women featured are liberals, almost all expressly endorsing Biden; not one conservative woman was chosen. Shame on you for featuring one-sided politics on your pages. I subscribed for style/fashion, are you insinuating that conservative views are not in style?

This magazine used to be one of my favorites but it has gone downhill since a decade ago. This article is the last straw, because of this I won’t renew my subscription. That’ll give me more time to read quality magazines or books instead of this garbage.

Good riddance!


title: Everyone's a consumer,therefore everyone needs to read Consumer Reports

text:
(My rating is really 4.5 stars) This is the only magazine that I've faithfully read every month for over a decade. I keep at least 5 yrs stored conveniently in our 'library collection' at a single time because they're useful even several years later - especially since every topic is indexed (up to 12 mos previous articles, I just go to the previous years if the topic I'm looking for hasn't been covered within the last year).

I don't agree with 100% of their recommendations (I agree 90-95% of the time) but their guides are always helpful. Also, they don't always test several brands - I guess due to budgetary constraints, so I sometimes just get a brand that they haven't tested but have the features they recommend. I also always look at their 'reliability' ratings of diff brands & try to buy the most reliable brands (especially for big ticket purchases). Their auto issue, published every April is a must read for everyone in the market for a new/used car. I can't imagine buying a car without reading their April issue.

Their 'recall' section is always useful - in the few times that there were recalls that affected me, I read about them first from Consumer Reports, even before the manufacturers contacted me.

Overall, I recommend that everyone read this magazine when they can - in the library, or better yet, help them out (they're non profit & always need help) & subscribe. This would help everyone save time, money & their sanity - with all the available products out there. Also, if you're thinking of subscribing to other 'consumer guide' magazines, remember that Consumer Reports doesn't accept advertising, which means that all their recommendations are not due to the advertisers' incentives. I get my subscription for $13 on ebay (my user ID is filipinagoddess).


title: Too much going on

text: This was my first issue and I was not impressed. I'm vegan, but there wasn't even a vegetarian recipe in the magazine. I thought there was too much going on on each page, so it is hard to read. I know it's the anniversary issue so they took out some of the columns. Can't wait to get the second issue and see if it's any better. Thank heavens I only spent $5 on the subscription.


title: Love the recipes

text: Great recipes for all diets.


title: DO do this at home

text: One of my favorite, most approachable design mags. Easier to "apply" than Elle Decore and lush with ideas, rather than solid advertisements.


title: If you like Vogue...

text: Elle Decor doesn't feel organic enough or accessible for those of us on a limited budget. Gorgeous pictures, but not applicable for the average design oriented "Jane."


title: Five Stars

text: great recipes


title: Dissappointed

text: Didn't show up until the following month's magazine was almost off the stands (aka, practically 2 months late).  And then took forever to get a refund. The point of buying a subscription is to get your magazine early, right? Well, not with Conde Nast. Forget it. Just buy it off the rack when you feel the desire to read the magazine.


title: Best Black Friday Deal EVER.

text: Purchased a 1-yr. subscription to RealSimple for $5 on Black Friday. I never would have thought to look for magazine subscriptions online as a Black Friday deal, but this is a steal. It took until January to receive my first issue, but the long wait time was made clear when I purchased the subscription. I'm looking forward to a year's worth of tips and tricks for the same price I would have paid for just one issue!


title: Perfect

text: Perfect


title: Fun

text: My 3 year old loves this magazine. It’s fun for adults to do with their kids.


title: Five Stars

text: Love his.


title: GET A SUBSCRIPTION!!

text:
Cooking Light is by every measure the best cooking magazine I've come across.  And my girlfriend love it too!

The meals are easy to prepare, even when you don't have a lot of kitchen acumen.  They are simple, with all the ingredients listed.  Also, the ingredients are usually things you CAN find in the grocery store, unlike a lot of magazine's dishes.

Definitely a good magazine subscription to have.

At the beginning, I tried to make at least 1 meal from each magazine a month.  Now, I find myself going back to it at least 3-4 a month.  Friends always rave about the dishes I prepare with CL's recipes too.

Big fan of this mag.


title: Disappointed

text: I never got the gym bag this promotion said it would send, that is my resin for 2 stars. But Self Mag was Good!


title: Favorite

text: This magazine is spot on for my needs and wants. I love reading the articles and essays and checking out new product and clothing reviews and recommendations.


title: The Big O

text: My wife reupped her subscription to O because it was such a cheap deal, otherwise she would have let it lapse. The magazine does have a few articles that interest her at times, but every now and then she will say, "Why did I subscribe to this magazine again!" This will probably be the last time for her.


title: Five Stars

text: An old favorite which I never want to do without!


title: problem

text: Deal directly with the publisher not on here. I was waiting and waiting for the magazine and finally canceled it here. The magazine is a very good magazine buying it on here is the problem.


title: Great for the office

text: Great for the office


title: Great

text: Love this mag and so do the people that come into my work. I see it is often one of the most picked to read.


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect


title: Five Stars

text: Great for work


title: Five Stars

text: Was a gift. Well received.


title: Useful even for the Pro

text: Many useful articles such as the "Too-Easy Pipe Fittings.  Selecting a lawnmower is not one of the useful articles.  I look forward to each issue.


title: Her Favorite

text: My wife likes this magazine for the articles and she gets some good recipes out of it, too. It is one of the few that takes her a couple of days to read since she pores over every page.


title: Over The Top

text: I enjoy Maximum PC, but must admit, I am no power user or home builder.  I enjoy the reviews of various items and products and if you can find this on sale at Amazon.com, it is definitely the cheapest price you'll find.


title: A Worthwhile Magazine and Fun to Read

text: I like to read this magazine and  often use  it when buying a product. Perhaps it's the "discussions" about  product features that I really appreciate, rather than the actual "ratings".  It's nice to have help in knowing what's important (or not important!) when making buying decisions. In recent years they have added more practical tips or information on how to get the most out of what you purchase. It's about the only magazine I buy that I keep around for future reference. The subscription price seem to be pretty uniform and they seldom (never?) seem offer any special pricing. The subscription through Amazon started within a  month and the second months copy came soon afterwards. I think it more than pays for itself in helping to make better purchases.


title: My sister loves this magazine

text: Good magazine for horse lovers and learners.  My sister has used this magazine to learn more about how to train her horse.


title: Catholic in every aspect of the word

text:
I'm a Baptist, but I find First Things to be important and excellent reading.

The magazine features a wide variety of contributors, and although I'l admit I skip the intra-Catholic pieces, there are enough other articles and book reviews to make the magazine well worth your money.


title: Intellectually curious???

text: I did some work with an MIT-affiliated lab on the Apollo program. They are into all kinds of things and this magazine covers the range. It gives you interesting information in a friendly manner. Well worth the cost to you if you are intellectually curious...


title: Nice Read

text:
I love Reader's Digest.
 So many different articles to read.
  Cannot go wrong for the price.


title: "Still buying it off the newstand"

text: I really would really be a lot happier if this would start coming.  I've already bought 2 issues all because the subscription has gone somplace else.  I guess.


title: Never got it

text: Love this magazine but never received it in the mail


title: Fantastic Mag

text: Couldn't say enough good things about this magazine if you gave me pages so I'll just summarize by saying it's one of the best magazines out there and always has been.


title: Is this Men's Journal...

text: ... or any other corporatized magazine.  I've read Outside for several years now, and it's become just another glorified catalog to sell stuff with shallow writing: e.g. best Tequilas in Mexico, etc, etc.  I used to enjoy this magazine when it contained incisive writing from John Krakauer and others, and it was about the outdoors.  Now it's basically corporate drivel.  If I covered the title it could be Men's Journal or any such mag.  I imagine that these editors must go from place to place taking their homogeneity and dull corporate editorial skills with them.  This will be the last year that I read it.


title: ... web site doesn't do it for me- I still love paging through things

text: I am sorry but a cooking app or web site doesn't do it for me- I still love paging through things.


title: Great Magazine, But PLEASE "Kindlize" It!!!!!

text: I love this magazine.  What else is there to be said that hasn't been said already in other reviews?  The recommendation are usually on target for me.  The reviews are superb and unbiased.  I realll, really, really (get the hint) wish they would put this out in Kindle format!  I would be subscribing tomorrow!!


title: Two Stars

text: Disappointed with content. Should have stayed with nat fro.


title: Stopped my subscription mostly because of the ads on everyother page and lack of original content

text: To many ads and not enough "Meat and Potatoes" every once and a while they will have a great story but honestly all that is covered I have already seen or read about before my issue arrives. And those Ads on every other page is a bit crazy


title: Five Stars

text: As good as it's always been.


title: PLEASE DO NOT RENEW “HOT ROD” MAGAZINE AGAIN IN 2020!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

text: $$$  Do not renew this subscription $$$$$


title: what happen to this magazine?

text: full of advertising stuff.. very little informative information in it.. use to be a great magazine..i actually quick the subscription earlier, cuz it was a total waste of paper and it wasn't worth getting or looking thru it..oh well..


title: Love it ! Just ordered a subscription for a friend .

text: Perfect for foodie and those who love to cook !


title: Two Stars

text: not interested.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Five Stars

text: great reading


title: Nice recipes

text: Forced to buy to get other deal. Nice recipes.


title: Most updated  magazine  out there.

text: I will ALWAYS  have this magazine  in our home...live for it...lol


title: Helpful Magazine for TV watching.

text:
This magazine helps me to keep up with the shows that are on TV as well as what is showing on the streaming shows like Netflix, Hulu, Prime video and so on. The magazine also helps me to learn when various series are starting up again and which ones are being dropped. The TV Guide also gives a list of various movies that are showing each day. If you like watching TV, you will enjoy having this magazine to let you know more about shows you enjoy or might enjoy.

One question I have is what happens with an auto-renewal. Is the new price a lot higher than what was paid originally? For example, the price of the TV Guide is now $20. What might it be when it auto-renews? I hope someone can help with that answer.


title: Great resource for aspiring writers

text: I used to read The Writer magazine as an aspiring writer and it was very helpful with articles and tips for a wide range of writing. Today, it has kept up with the times and still fills that role very well. It's much more nurturing than Writer's Digest.


title: Good magp

text: Good magazine


title: Magazine

text: Waiting for magazine to start.....


title: One of my Favorite Magazines

text: I enjoy the articles and Decor Ideas.


title: Great information in this Real Simple

text: Love this magazine.


title: Great magazine

text: Love this magazine! Just wish that some of the products Oprah reccomends weren’t so expensive. Both my mom and I love this magazine.


title: not really for the amatuer

text: I found this mag a bit over my head and very technical. Although I WAS able to get some things out of it from reading the issues received.


title: Went straight to Recycling Bin

text: Very little content. Cancelled subscription and got partial refund.


title: Five Stars

text: Lovely pictures and simple recipes.


title: Great magazine for girls

text: I ordered this magazine along with Fun for Kidz two years ago.  My girls love them and even use them for school.  There are no inappropriate articles and no advertisements.  I have had no problem and have renewed and ordered for friends.  I would recommend these magazines.


title: These people are smart

text: Too late for any value to me


title: Most info is available in other media

text: Business information


title: Value

text: Awesome magazine, great recepies.


title: Great gift for my uncle

text: Ol' Henry turns 91 next week and he loved to hunt and fish in his younger days. A massive stoke landed him in a wheelchair: So this subscription means alot to him.


title: Keeps my connected to my home

text: enjoy it every month


title: Great magazine, but not from Amazon!

text: The magazine is great, but I'd not subscribe through Amazon again.  No current issue provided. Could not cancel even though delivery is months away.  Feels a little bait and switch.


title: Good magazine

text: I subscribed to this magazine when it was called Hippocrates and was less "new age-y"  It is still an excellent read with great recipes.  I've read from others that the delivery schedule has been spotty but my first copy came fairly soon so I'll hope the next is on time


title: Gift

text: Granddaughter loves it


title: Love this pub

text: Excellent info.  If you want good accurate information about dividends and other important financial matters facing retirees or those about to retire, this is a great easy to read pub.


title: Always loved Readers Digest for trips and doctors wating rooms

text: A little dissapointed in the size of the book....it's about half what it was last time I had a subscription.  Too bad that everything is going electronic, one day there will be no power and books will no longer by available.


title: Enjoys

text: Enjoys


title: History is important

text: It is national geographic, what more do I need to say. Great articles, amazing photography


title: Love it!

text: I like to read interesting things about science and this mag always keeps me in the know


title: As described

text: As described


title: IBD entices you with free weeks and disguises the plan to bill your credit card hard

text: IBD 50 list is unique and offers good ideas but much of the rest is of questionable validity, beware of the deceptive business plan of tricking you into signing for content you did not realize you were paying for


title: Snowmobiling magazine

text: This is the best snowmobiling publication that my husband and I have found. In addition to reviews of sleds and accessory recommendations, there are great articles about where to sled as well as lodging and dining information. It is worth the $.


title: LHJ magazine from Amazon

text: Fast service,haven't read it in awhile;great new layout;I'm a fan of it all- the articles, photography, many old favorites, plus some great new ones


title: Four Stars

text: My husband loves this magazine.


title: My favorite Texas

text: Love this magazine. So many places I never knew about are featured I feel I will never see them all. But I'm trying!! Love the upcoming events pages. Even the ads are awesome.


title: My only go-to magazine.

text: I love it!!!


title: Not What It Used to Be

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for many years and always really enjoyed it. Over the past year, they have really scaled back the size. The magazine is about half the size each month that is used to be, and at least half of the magazine is ads. I subscribe to Modern Dog and Bark, and they are much better magazines. I am beginning to re-think my decision to renew this subscription.


title: My Favorite Magazine

text: I have been a subscriber for many years. This magazine has it all - music, movies, TV, books, media. It allows me to keep up with all of my favorites and to know what is coming down the road. A must have for any movie/TV fan.


title: Best magazine ever

text: Love this magazine only one I read


title: They enjoy the ideas

text: Bought for clients inpatient learning to care for themselves well. They enjoy the ideas, and appreciate the new information.


title: Thin book Fat reads

text: Not very thick but articles are lengthy and fairly in-depth. Lots of info about fishing up north.


title: Gift for a coworker

text: One of my coworkers enjoys this magazine, so I figured why not get him the subscription as a Bday present.


title: Great Magazine!

text: The 7 1/2 year old grandson LOVES it!


title: Love this magazine !

text: Great stories of interest !


title: Lots of VAPING ads, but good content

text: I like most content, I hate seeing the VAPING ads.


title: One Star

text: I have yet to receive an issue


title: Fun read

text: Good articles, projects to do.


title: Five Stars

text: My 10 yo loves this magazine. And it's just right for her age.


title: I love this magazine

text: This is my fourth subscription to Handyman, I love it.  It did take forever for it to show up in the mail. Almost 4 months.


title: Working product

text: Working product


title: Great magazine

text: Tool reviews and helpful tips


title: Nat Geo Kids is the best!

text: Everyone should treat their kids to this magazine--it is so well done and holds their interest.  the almanac is great too


title: Airstream Life Magazine

text: This magazine fans the flame of the Airstream dream.  It is filled with facts and fun stories, along with useful resources and great photographs.


title: So affordable from Amazon

text: I love this magazine and so glad to get it so cheap. The cover price is ridicules thank you Amazon for making it affordable.


title: Never received.

text: Never got any issues :(


title: Favorite Magazine

text: I love the articles, the recipes, the ideas,  it is just a great magazine. Life should be easy, and Real Simple helps it be that way.


title: Worthless charger

text: Great magazine, lousy charger. Didn't even charge my phone once after i charged it overnight. I'm embarrassed for Wired.

user_id: AGBDRXHSPSBEACYSXONFYULAXDSQ


title: Gone down hill

text: Disappointed with the magazine this last year, particularly the last two issues for Thanksgiving and Christmas, was hoping for more holiday themed recipes. The Thanksgiving issue had a couple pages devoted to it in the back of the magazine..I realize that was the 20 year anniversary issue but I think they could have done better. The Christmas issue had a small section on cookie hacks which I thought was pretty weak, I look forward to new cookie recipes in my holiday magazines every year.. Won't be renewing this year. :(


title: Um, where is it??

text: I have not received a single issue of this magazine. So my review would be that it's full of fail.


title: One of the last mags I bought, with no intentions of buying more

text: Most women love Oprah.  But this is chock full of ads and the page of Oprah's special deals she has negotiated for the month for her readers?  Usually all are gone by the day my magazine arrives.


title: It kept teen girls' interest an amazing few minutes.

text: Got it to keep antsy teen girls occupied in the office reception room.


title: It's ok

text: Why in the world did I think that sports buffs would read a (sports) magazine while sitting in the reception room?


title: Served its purpose in reception room

text: Got it for the office reception room.  Women did pick them up and browsed them.  No substance.  Lots of pics.


title: just ok

text: I think redbook has more ads than articles and more spam than an email sometimes. I like to read real things and they always have those crazy diet supplement ads in there that scam people by saying dr oz approved. A magazine should not carry ads for products it wont stand by even if they need the money


title: better than si

text: I have always been a fan of espn magazine. It does take about 2 months to get your first one but than It seems i get one every other week. It has very funny articles, interviews and does speak about many different sports. Only thing which is very odd every month there is misprints and makes me think i am crazy! they need to find a new printer company because I will always get double pages somewhere in it and I sit there and think what I just read this and have to go back but at least its numbered so i see its an error. funny but very odd


title: just ok

text: the magazine is ok but the same articles and same thing month after month. took forever to get my first magazine but did come every month after wards


title: Content is okay, but littered with ads

text: There's nothing particularly outstanding about the articles. They vary in quality from being mostly fluff to bring loaded with lived experiences / insights. The one thing I dislike about the print magazine is the sheer number of ads. There's a full page ad every 3 pages. Sometimes several in succession. It makes the reading very difficult and at times frustrating. In some cases, they even relocate the other half of a story just to make room for ads. I'm subscribed to other print magazines that run similar and content, but Smithsonian takes it to a new level. Definitely don't care enough about the articles to renew.


title: It's fine

text: The articles are very hit or miss for me. There's a lot of focus on Christian tales, animal stories and late adulthood/geriatric health advice. If you're into that, it's a perfect fit, but it clearly has a demographic and teeters more towards soft journalism and writing over anything generally substantial. It's perfectly fine as a waiting room or bathroom read, so as long as you're just looking to kill time.


title: My Handicap Daughter Loves her NAT GEO MAGAZINE. they ...

text:
My Handicap Daughter Loves her NAT GEO MAGAZINE.
they sent her 3 issues on her 1st delivery. she was so excited!
Thank You Very Much.


title: Great value, unique content

text: For a very reasonable price, RRW puts together a terrific summary of moto road racing. In addition to in-depth descriptions of the races, the sidebars cover a lot of relevant human interest stories. As a bonus, its in-depth tech reviews are also great, albeit not as numerous as commonly found in moto magazines. It's a highly focused publication, and much better than the general cycle rags for covering the road racing scene.


title: Great if you want bolder decor ideas.

text:
It's like porn for homeowners. I wouldn't recommend it for the Live-Laugh-Love crowd or if you are super into shiplap and hanging Edison bulbs everywhere.

I can't afford 90% of what's in this magazine, but it's great for ideas if you want a bolder, color-saturated house that doesn't look like everyone else's. I also subscribe to Better Homes and Gardens and this one is more high-end and not as good if you're looking for affordable DIY projects.


title: A must for any automobile enthusiast

text: Great publication to keep up with the world of automobiles. A must for any auto enthusiasts who dares to dream!


title: Cars Cars Cars

text: Love cars... what's there not to like? Keeps me apprised of the ins and out of the auto world.


title: New Republic is Great

text: Been getting this like clockwork and love all the articles and views presented.  This is a great way to renew a subscription.


title: MarieClaire

text: i really enjoy this magazine. This has lost of articles of fashion. A few pages of gosspis and advice. but it is mainly a fashion magazine. Definatly for a fahionista. :)


title: Good Magazine

text: Always a good magazine


title: NOT the National Geographic Magazine You Grew Up With

text:
This is NOT the National Geographic you grew up with.
That magazine was sold to Rupert Murdock who quickly destroyed one of the finest magazines in the world.
He fired the entire writing staff and replaced it with "Fox News type writers".

For over 125 years this was the premier magazine of GEOGRAPHY in the world. Under Murdock's regime it has become the laughing stock of the publishing world.  A Fall 2015 issue featured the POPE as "cover boy", then two months later The Virgin Mary was on the cover as "the Greatest Woman in the World".

This is no longer a GEOGRAPHY magazine - it exists to promote Murdock's personal agenda.

If you need a religious magazine, opt instead for something like "Catholicism Today". It has well written articles by people who do not cater to low class sensationalism.  Otherwise, pass this stinkerooo by..


title: Great book

text: I love this magazine


title: good read

text: great articles


title: Five Stars

text: I bought this for my niece and she loves it (she's fifteen)!


title: Four Stars

text: Fun and informative magazine. Look forward to my issue each month.


title: Fav magazine!

text: Great deal, my fav.


title: Great for ideas and tips

text: Love this magazine for ideas - we keep it on the coffee table to pursue😊


title: Great gift!

text: I ordered this subscription for my husband, every month he gets so excited when the new issue comes.  This is a classic magazine with interesting information.  He actually gets a little jealous if I read it before he does haha.


title: Great love it!

text: Great love it!


title: It's just... not good anymore

text: I used to love GQ. I got practical advice and outstanding articles. Real value out of every single issue. I didn't know the first thing about cocktails or manners or how to buy a blazer that actually fit before I stumbled onto GQ and Esquire. And it's now just loud quasi-artistic self-indulgence now. Nothing of value. The news is weeks old. The fashion all absurdist dadaism. It's basically just a less-interesting Nylon magazine now. Steer clear.


title: vERY GOOD READING.

text: Good cartoons and crossword.


title: Happy Husband

text: One of my husband's favorite magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: good ideas presented


title: Recomended to all curious minds!

text: Wonderfull source of interesting articles in all fields of science!


title: Love this magazine

text: I simply love this magazine. I can find a lot of interesting articles and wonderful recipes.


title: good read

text: It is hard to find a good maginzen because most of them are mostly commercials. tea time has a lot of recipes and great articles. There are a few commercials, but they all are related to tea, so it is not random off topic stuff. I will do this for another year.


title: Very worth the money I paid for the subscription!

text: My 8 and 10 year old boys love these!! They make deals with each other for who gets to be the first one to read it each month!


title: Great magazine

text: I love All You magazine, so the chance to get a discounted 6 month subscription really appealed to me. I was buying the magazine at the newsstand (only available at WalMart or by subscription). I love the magazine because 1. it has tons of coupons & 2. great recipes and 3. great easy craft ideas.... it is my perfect magazine!


title: Three Stars

text: OK


title: a Classic

text: Great Mag great price


title: a Classic

text: Its a classic mag at great price


title: took a long time to show up

text: Took a long time and wasnt a full subscription


title: All Around Good

text: What I like about this magazine is that it doesn't just cover popular cutlture and the latest fads.  You get insights from insiders, book reviews--and not just the latest Tween stuff/  There are tv show movie, reveiws, articles =on all areas of entertainment.  I bemoaned the loss of Premier magazine some time ago, this fits in nicely between that and the TV Guide magazine--also availble here for subscription.  Worth the money definitely![[ASIN:B0037STB02 Entertainment Weekly (1-year auto-renewal)]]