title: Crochet Today magazine

text: This is an excellent magazine with lots of crochet patterns to use. I ordered it for my niece and she loves it.


title: Great value!

text: Ordered these for my niece and nephews. Cute magazines! Can’t wait to see them all!


title: My granddaughter loves them !!!

text: Education


title: Best Ceramic Magazine

text: This is one of the few ceramic magazine available that is just awesome.  Represents potters from all o the world, showing amazing designs and echniques.  The magazine quality is excellent and the pictures are exquisite


title: The best in the business.

text: After reading a single issue of METAL HAMMER I through all my other magazines away.  This is my exclusive metal media.


title: Not Worth It To Buy From Amazon

text:
Took FOREVER to receive first issue, subsequent issues also sporadic.
I'm not gonna rate the mag itself, as if you have any common sense, you'll just go buy one from CVS  et al. and find out for yourself.
I would just recommend buying the subscription from someone OTHER than Amazon


title: This applies to TIME as well

text: One can't get a clear picture of the world from a magazine that's tied up in a giant corporate entity.  Remember the maxim: consider the source.  Unfortunately (truely), almost any given major news entity is owned by a giant corporation.  They help breed mental homogeny!


title: The Once and Future Classics, Here and Now

text: Beginning in 1941, Albert Kanter's CLASSICS ILLUSTRATED series introduced millions of young readers to "Stories by the World's Greatest Authors." Now the comics-style literary adaptations are offered again in the original format by Jack Lake Productions for a new generation to discover. Old favorites such as THE THREE MUSKETEERS, THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS, MOBY DICK, A TALE OF TWO CITIES, and THE TIME MACHINE have returned to print with vintage 1950s artwork by George Evans, John Severin, Norman Nodel, Joe Orlando, and Lou Cameron -- all as vibrant as ever. For collectors, a previously unavailable British edition of THE AENEID (pencils by Reed Crandall) has been added to the revived North American series as issue No. 170. Other reissued titles include GULLIVER'S TRAVELS, HUCKLEBERRY FINN, FRANKENSTEIN, SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON, TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA, TREASURE ISLAND, THE CALL OF THE WILD, THE WAR OF THE WORLDS, ROMEO AND JULIET, and A JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH. First-timers and faithful fans alike should be pleased.

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title: Excellent information about embedded systems

text: I've been reading this magazine off and on since Electronics Now and Popular Electronics went down hill, and have been pleasantly suprised by the depth and quality of information provided. Design and implementation of topical projects are laid out and explained clearly along with the underlying theory. Don Lancaster always has an interesting spin on new products and ideas. If you're looking for insights into embedded systems development, look no further.


title: Great magazine

text: Good product reviews


title: The Politicalization of BACKPACKER

text: I've enjoyed reading Backpacker for 25 yrs. as a regular subscriber and they have until recently avoided pushing divisive Far-Left Politics in their magazine unlike some other outdoor recreation publications and instead were welcoming to all readers and focused on BACKPACKING, no what matter your background.  The magazine was wonderful under previous Editor Jonathan Dorn but has gradually deteriorated since he left.  Now Backpacker has joined the Far-Left propaganda campaign that America is fundamentally an evil racist white supremacist country and those readers who disagree are "on the wrong side of history".  I have subscribed for 25 yrs. to augment my enjoyment of the outdoors, not to be insulted, marginalized, and urged to vote for far-left politicians.  I can not support a magazine that now promotes judging people and whether or not they have equal rights based on their skin color or political/religious affiliation so I have canceled my subscription.  The current editors have ruined a once great publication.


title: One Star

text: Only received one copy


title: Good buy

text: It is very informative and interesting!


title: Great Mag

text: Good, solid information without being overly advertisement heavy.


title: Great Hiking magazine

text: Lots of great hiking articles & information about products


title: Five Stars

text: One Word "AWESOME"


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. Interesting material


title: Late

text: I ordered six issues for a year but I have received three and the last one was on June I’m still whiting .


title: Falling Apart

text: Ordered this magazine for our waiting room, just received the first one and it is literally falling apart. The binding is not even holding half of the pages in.


title: Scotch lover

text: Excellent magazine! I love the articles AND the photographs.  I want to learn to make whiskey.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, well-written and useful articles.


title: Four Stars

text: Useful information when you invest in the markets.


title: Great movie magazine!

text: For anyone who is a golden age movie buff, I recommend this!


title: Christmas Gift

text: I bought this subscription for my husband, and he's very happy with it.  A bit pricey, but he enjoys it.


title: Never delivered

text: Magazines were never delivered. I ordered August 2018. I received a renewal email in September 2019 which reminded me that we never received any magazines. Great magazine, my 11 year old daughter still loves these. Unfortunately buying through amazon didn’t work this time.


title: Good magazine

text: Good  magazine


title: THE Magazine for the Commercial Graphic Artist!

text:
I have been buying copies of this magazine in New York City newsstands for years now. I think the first one I picked up was because it contained listings for graphics compatitions. But, I was an evolving graphic artist in Rochester, NY ... educated in Architecture, and teaching myself the rest of what would become my career - Graphic Design. Pen & Ink, masking, layouts, the evolution of a logo design ... all the techniques and steps laid out in feature articles which focused on the work of an individual or design studio at the top of their game. And in between were the articles on how to negotiate a contract, how to present your ideas to a client .. how to GET clients.
It's full of images ... less talk. We are, afterall, visual artists and know we learn best through what we see.
This is a worthwhile magazine to get. You'll find something useful every issue.


title: Don't buy

text: I received a subscription add from these guys and thought I give them a try so I sent them a check, which they cashed and in return I have never seen a publication.<br />Simple don‘t buy from Entertainment Weekly.


title: the new england journalfor the paranormal

text:
fate is a british mag. thatt's not easly advailable here in the us.it took me 5 years to track it down 10 years ago.i've been getting it since 1999.

  to me this is the gold strandard of popular paranormal mags.some made be more "techolicol"but this one is the best all around.they usually have a little bit of something for everone sooner rather than latet.at times very british tongue in cheek-at least sometimes they will come right out & say-this story we can take or trace this far-the truth is up to you from here-write if you find out anything more.fate mag. is a little moreguillable??perhaps-but fortean times to do what checking they can. i have enjoyed every issue i have gotten & kept them all.this mag. is worth the VERY steep price

  try a issue if you got a very large barnes & nobles or borders-gthen get a scription. enjoy!!!!


title: the national geographic of italy

text:
bell italia has been around for several years for those who
read italian. only this year have they started to publish it
here in the states in english.
 this magazine depicts the best italy has to offer anyone who has
any travel or cultural interest in italy.
 reading an issue is almost like taking a trip there yourself.
and when you do go you will want to take the magazine along so
you don't miss anything!  highly reccomended for the armchair
or serious traveller.


title: Uninspired Magazine of Limited Usefulness

text:
As others have said, this magazine is maybe useful if you're a total beginner.  Every issue is essentially the same--so much so that I can't even tell them apart from looking at the covers.  Also if you own a camera already, much of the magazine is irrelevant product reviews.

This magazine truly caters to the lowest common denominator.  Letters to the editors are petulant and unnecessary (one even complained about the use of the word "photo" instead of "photograph").  Don't expect a single to issue to go by without some uninformed digital vs film mudslinging.

This magazine is not about photography as art so much as photography as a technical process.  The pictures included are usually techincally very good and aesthetically interesting, but very very conventional landscapes, wildlife, and portraits.  Don't expect any innovation and risk here.  For a magazine that focuses on the art of photograpy consider something like JPG magazine.

If you're a beginner this may help you out, and if you're on the market for a new piece of equipment the reviews could be useful.  Otherwise, expect to find the same information rehashed ad nausium, ignorant pundants trying to sound important, and columns and articles that manage to spend several pages saying nothing.  Oh, and you can see some nice but generic pictures.


title: Five Stars

text: beautiful pictures and explanatory articles. Just as I would of done! Take me back to Ireland of 1987!


title: Ireland of the Welcomes

text: excellant reading for keeping up on Irish news Ireland of the Welcomes is what I wait to get every month


title: Observation

text: A little disappointed in the magazine.  It has changed over the years and so far, I am somewhat disappointed in the articles.  They do not seem to have as much religious content as previously. Will continue to read and make decision before renewal.


title: This was a good magazine

text:
I have been subscribing to American Girl since I was eight years old. I'm twelve now, but I still think it's a great magazine. Parents will find it appropriate for girls ages 8-13 because it really doesn't focus on fashion, beauty, and boys, although I, along with other girls, think it would be fine if they did an article like that once in a while. American Girl is a magazine that helps girls gain more self-confidence and self-esteem.
Each issue features party ideas, a page called "Heart to Heart" where girls speak out on different topics such as most embarrasing moments or favorite present, an advice column called "Help!" that features advice to letters sent in by girls, information about what girls are doing to help the earth and their community, seasonal features, and much more.
American Girl features many contests for drawing, story-writing, and other topics. The magazine is vivid and colorful, and has fun things to do when you're bored, like fun foods and drinks to make, stories to read, games and puzzles, and craft projects.
All in all, I would recommend this magazine to any girl who isn't old enough for teen magazines, or any girl who just wants a fun, appropriate, light magazine to read. American Girl is a good magazine!


title: Subscription problems

text:
I had the chance to read some issue when I was in California and I found it quite interesting.
When I moved back to my country I experienced hard times on subscribing to it. The customer service is poor. The web system for international subscription wasn't working properly so I wasn't able to proceed.
After several contacts via phone and email, I sent my credit card number via fax at the number they provided. The magazine never arrived.
I quit and I'm reading an other magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful service and great rate


title: Renewal of magazine subscription

text: 'Cruising World' subscription department has not received to date an advice of my renewal. This is somewhat disconcerting knowing that my renawal of same date to 'Sail' magazine was processed by their subscription department over a week ago.


title: Great mag for sailing enthusiasts or novices

text: My husband and I look forward to every issue. This mag caters to every level, from gnarly old sailors to weekend hobbyists. Great stories, not too many ads. We learn something new with every issue.


title: Cruising World

text: Cruising World Magazine is a monthly publication containing cruising, chartering, sailing and sailboats reviews. The magazine articles covers sailing experience levels from the learner to world cruisers and deal with on board cooking and food, sailing performance, anchorages and anchoring, boat maintenance and boat equipment. There are personal and friendly articles where the author takes you along on their voyage seeing sights, meeting local people, different foods, entertainment and cultures. The magazine is a pleasure to read cover to cover. If you need to see more about the magazine, then go to the free Cruising World web site at [...]


title: disappointed with the new changes

text: Too many changes to the magazine recently.  It has lost my favorite sections. I miss the crossword puzzles, word finds, Quiet Moments and Susan Koenig's articles.  ):


title: Didn't understand what I purchased

text:
I had thought I was purchasing a 1 year subscription to Rolling Stone.  So I spent 9.95 and rec'd nothing!

Think I'll stick with buying books.


title: The only one to buy

text: I've subscribed to PEOPLE for years and I've found that no other weekly magazine measures up to it. I've recently dropped a couple of other subscriptions because I found that it is PEOPLE who usually have the exclusive stories and the others just pick up the sloppy seconds. If you only subscribe to one, this is it!


title: Guilty Pleasure!

text:
People magazine is one of my guilty pleasures. I've been a subscriber for years and I just don't seem to tire of it. Ugh. I can't believe I committed that fact to type.

Oh well, what's done is done. I love my celebrity gossip!


title: Great Magazine!

text: People is a great magazine!  It has all the gossip without the drama of some of the other magazines.  I got my first issue Faster than expected! I ordered Sept. 22nd and have been reading for 3 or 4 weeks already! :)  If you are looking for a weekly mag - this is the one to pick!


title: Beautiful People?

text: The cover of your beautiful people seems to be wrong.  The small picture of Pat Tillman should have been the cover, with the picture of Jennifer Aniston on the corner.  The issue should have been focused on the truly beautiful - the servicemen and women fighting for our country.  The so-called "stars" seem even more superficial when you put a photo of Pat Tillman, and all he stands for ont he magazine.  How many "stars" could of, or would of, done what Mr. Tillman did for his country.


title: Excellent

text:
Dear Sýrs
Is it possible for free subscription?
Thank you for your response.
Yours truly


title: I'm a People Person

text:
This magazine has had such a tremendous influence on my life.  I know that a lot of readers get this subscription because they think of People Magazine as just "Fluff," but if you are looking for inspiration, the pages of People are loaded with it.
For example, several years ago, reading about Tony Robbins in People inspired me to investigate what he was all about.  That led to my buying one of his books, then a set of motivational tapes, and ultimately I went to one of his live seminars and WALKED ON FIRE!  That experience has led me to a personal understanding that I can do ANYTHING that I set my mind to.  All because I read about Tony in People.
Another great example is Robert Kyosaki -- I read a profile on Robert which talked about his Rich Dad Poor Dad book, which prompted me to get a copy of the tape set.  I drove around listening to those tapes in my car for months -- and then next thing I knew, I made an offer on a house, got it accepted, and suddenly, just a few months later, I went from being a renter to a home-owner.  My own personal American Dream story, straight from the pages of People.
And lastly -- perhaps most importantly -- I read a small story about a new system for increasing intimacy and passion for couples.  I followed up by buying a copy of the "New Sex Now" dvd right here on amazon, and before I knew what had happened, suddenly my lovelife went from ho-hum to humming on all cylinders.  I started dating a woman with whom I shared some major chemistry, and soon I turned her onto the experience -- it ignited passion in us both that we had never known before, and intimacy that was unparalleled.  Now, a few years later, she's my wife.  Talk about fulfillment!  I connected with the love of my life because of an article I read in People.
Granted, all of the foregoing is not to say that there's not a great deal of very light entertaining reading and pictures in People, for those who want to just veg out and pass the time idly.  But for those who are looking to improve themselves, for those who are looking to suck the juice out of every drop of life, People magazine can be the stuff which makes dreamers out of  work-a-day slobs by providing pictures and profiles of the people who inspire us to be more than what we are.  How much more could you want from a magazine?


title: In the know?

text: Want to be "in the know" about your favorite celebs?  Then you need this magazine!


title: Goldmine is just what you are looking for

text: Great information on the music scene regardless of your inclinations....rock, jazz, alternative, etc.


title: Superb Service

text:
I actually was giving this item for my mother's birthday.  It was sent so much sooner than expected that I had to hide the issues.  It is probably the fastest magazine subscription we have ever received.

THANK YOU


title: right on time

text: This was by far the easiest wa to get a People mag. Came in 2 weeks after the order & has arrived on time ever since.  My wife loves it & now she doesn't pay cover price......She will if she has to....So it's a money saver, to boot.  Thanks Amazon!!


title: People Magazine

text: Gee, I guess I really can't rate it.  I ordered it on August 9th, and still have not recieved it as of November 3rd.  Guess I'll know better then to order through Amazon again.


title: One of the few magazines I read all the way through

text:
People has a consistent variety of interesting human interest stories and news. It is one of the only magazines that I actually read cover to cover every week.  I like their consistent, always familiar format. I love all of the "standard" sections such as the crossword puzzler, passages, Star Trends, and more. Their book, music and movie reviews are well-presented.

One of my favorite things about this magazine is that they keep their stories together on consecutive pages. No more "Continued on page 3,234..." where you have to dig and dig through all the ads to find the end of the story!


title: Great captive.

text: I sent this magazine as a gift to my brother and he loves it, everyone else wants to borrow it and read it as well, so I would say it gets a great review.


title: overall people is a good magazine

text: hmm... people magazine. well like every magazine it has its ups and downs; good articles and bads. but i think people has more good than bad. i like their celebrities and their other articles. And i LOVE the sexiest man alive issue and the special feature issues like 200 greatest pop icons, 100 greatest movie stars of our time, ect.


title: People Magazine as Christmas present

text: I purchased this subscription as a Christmas gift for my wife. She loves the magazine and the convenience of getting it delivered to our home.


title: People Magazine

text:
I get this magazine for my mother every year for Christmas. When she is done

reading it I recycle and get to read it also. Great Magazine!


title: Love for Johnny Depp!

text: My name is Gigi,<br />and I love collecting people's magazines. I am a huge fan of Johnny Depp and Im so glad that my favoraite magazine made him the sexiest man alive. I agree 100% that he is the sexiest! I like the way everything was written about Johnny, and everything so true, he's hot! Everything this magazine write's about is true, I mean I have been reading it for years, and it's always fun to read. This magazine is a 5 star.


title: Ok

text: Very thin but if you puchase one gun it could save you alot. Probably wont resubscribe.


title: very good

text: Wife enjoys reading at work and you get it weekly so by the time you read it a new ones coming.


title: Stop the presses!

text: This is a great magazine, but I wish it wouldn't be printed and delivered EVERY WEEK.  Sometimes, it's 3 weeks until I can catch up.  The articles are good, but it's the same stuff you hear on Entertainment Tonight.  This would be better if it were printed bi-weekly....


title: Five Stars

text: Having access to such a large and diverse selection.


title: Best of Christianity

text: Best of Chistianity is found in this magazine.


title: Kindle Version

text: This is a great magazine. I would love to see it offered on Kindle though.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoying the read


title: Progressive Christianity At Its Best

text: Sojourners Magazine is a welcome answer to the hate and Un-Christian messages of the radical right so-called religion writers and ministers.  The articles in the magazine and their authors concentrate on the relevancy and truthfullness of the Progressive Christian message from Jesus Christ for the 21st century.


title: Prophetic and Comercial

text:
Charisma and its sister publication Ministries Today have taken a refreshingly prophetic tack in their editorials and their story selection.  I have been pleasantly suprised to see issues such as interracial marriage, women in ministry, spiritual abuse by pastors taken on. Sexual sin, fiscal irregularity, and heresy have also been highlighted.  Charisa is the most diverse popular Chrisitan magazine that I have seen.  Unlike most, it does not ignore the existence of a large Christian movement in the African American community.
However, Charisma is comercial.  It has chosen not to apply the same standards that it uses in editorials and stories to its advertisers.  One might say that it is biting the hands that feeds it. It also has not taken a hard stand against some teachings that many consider wrong headed and dangerous but where there is still substantial disageement in the Charismatic/Pentecostal ranks.
I heartily recommend this magazine to evangelical Christians.  I never agree 100% with what I read but I deeply respect the approach that Charisma and the other Strang publications have taken.


title: Good puzzles, learn a lot

text: These are fun puzzles and you can learn quite a bit.  Good looking as well.  Plus a large number of puzzles so it will last awhile.


title: A MUST HAVE FOR HORSE PEOPLE

text: This magazine is another must have for anyone who loves horses and wants to learn more about their care.  As with Equus it is highly educational and enjoyable.  As an Equine Science student, this magazine augments my studies.


title: A MUST HAVE FOR HORSE PEOPLE

text: This magazine is a must have for anyone who loves horses and wants to learn more about their care.  Highly educational and enjoyable.  As an Equine Science student, this magazine augments my studies.


title: Great magazine, horrible price!

text:
Top Gear is an awesome magazine. However, the subscription price, which is more significantly more expensive than the stand price, significantly lowers its score.

Review breakdown:

Content: 10/10

Stand price: 3/5
Subscription price (BBCA store): 2/5
Subscription price (Amazon): 0/5

15/25 = 60%


title: good deal

text: Good magazine especially for $5 for a year.


title: inexpensive but subjectivist

text: This magazine is interesting because of the design aspects.  I enjoy seeing what the high-end is doing as far as construction, cases, etc.  I am more of a DIY or mid-fi type than high-end.  This magazine is as fun as Stereo Review used to be, but take the reviews with a grain of salt.


title: Great magazine

text: I enjoy my magazine every month.  It come in a white plastic wrapper,  for privacy.


title: An intellectual's publication

text:
Intelligent, insightful, and often witty. This is a great publication for those interested in thoughtful discussions of socio-political philosophy, as well as for those who want to learn more about secular humanism, humanist morality, and the often political nature of religion in American society and beyond.

Each article is presented as a treatise, and is written with a very engaging and thought-provoking style by columnists, scholars, and philosophers for an audience that the "Letters" section would indicate are also intellectuals.

While Free Inquiry is focused on issues of secular humanism, atheism, church-state separation, and issues affecting the rights of religious minorities; the magazine does not resort to childish name-calling, nor does does it serve as a mouthpiece for any one political party as so many popular publications are apt to do.


title: Professional Photographer not Professional Photography (pic)

text: This is not Professional Photography like the picture shows, it is Professional Photographer.  I kept the subscription because I can find some useful information in the magazine.  Amazon needs to fix this.


title: Happy but took a few months to arrive

text:
I like the Radio Control Car Action magazine for the ideas, RC community examples, and product info. There’s definitely a grass roots feel to some of the articles—the editors might hint at living in a rental (not a problem at all, but it feels more personable than you might find elsewhere) and highlighted vendors might have the cool product mentioned sold on a small website with unfinished pages.

It’s definitely nice to have a physical copy to show my interest in RC vehicles!

In terms of minor issues, I have found typos in articles and there are a good number of ads in the magazine, but it’s not bad considering I am interested in knowing what products and brands are out there.


title: Good Housekeeping renewal

text: Magazine was renewed for 2 years at a GREAT rate as promised.  Will definitely use Amazon to renew or purchase other magazine subscriptions in the future.


title: Magazine renewal was good but for some reason my existing subscription wasn't used ...

text: Magazine renewal was good but for some reason my existing subscription wasn't used as a base to add my renewal..


title: Yet to come!

text: Can't review as I have not received the magazine to date. I love "Good Housekeeping" and Amazon had a good rate.


title: continues to be a favorite!

text: I have read this magazine since I was a young mom.  Now I am a grandmother.  It is relevant and exciting for all women!


title: A good and informative read!

text:
I find the magazine a fresh look at today's food and more healthful choices without the push at only seeds, nuts and vegetables.  Most dishes are perfectly fine for all the family and friends.

M. O'Neill


title: It's like a comfortable old relative.

text: I have been a subscriber for almost 50 years and still enjoy the magazine.  Yes. it has changed a lot over the years (so have I).  But it still appeals to my homey, haus frau side.  I see old recipes and they are like old friends.  I see new ideas and they inspre me.  What do I truly miss?  All the gingerbread houses from the contests of the olden days.  My son and I would go over them and see what you could use to as the components.  It was an experience each November.  I used the recipe and the templates one year and really created the HOUSE.  It was so time consuming but still so satisfying.<br />Long live Good Housekeeping!


title: Renewed on Line - saved money

text: Received a notice for my yearly renewal of Good Housekeeping which I love.  I did a search for GH on line and found a link to Amazon.  I saved money by going through Amazon and got a two year renewal to boot.


title: One Star

text: subscription has not been verified by magazines


title: Good Housekeeping

text: I have been a subscriber to G.H. for almost 50 years and it is still a great read.  Some of my "special" recipes have originated with them.  I'm so glad that Amazon offers such a good price to continue this enjoyment. Magazines have risen in prices over the years so much that just picking one up at the checkout is too expensive.  Thanks Amazon.


title: Satisfied

text: This was a gift subscription for Valentine's Day for my niece.  She loves the magazine and she even received the first issue sooner than what was  estimated at the time of my order.  Would order again.


title: Have not received

text: This sounds like a great deal for the cost, but I have not received one magazine.  Hope to see them soon!


title: Great reading and entertainment!

text: I have a daughter and two granddaughters in the same house... They all love this magazine... It's hard to find a gift that is appropriate for all age girls... Even the younger ones use the old magazines to cut out fashion pictures...


title: Great subscription price

text: I loved looking through this mag. I could never afford any of the houses but it's nice to dream and I like looking at beautiful things. I loved the subscription price.


title: Very informative

text: Review of products i may purchase


title: Never received any issues

text: Never received any issues so it pretty much sucks...


title: Corvettes of the 1970's

text: More articles about 1970 to 1974 Corvettes...


title: Great Mag, too bad it isnt 12 issues for 1 year!

text: If your a corvette guy or gal this is a good one.<br />Only thing is that I wish you got more subscriptions from the money I spend heck its only paper, makes me want to start my own magazine.  Next thing you know they want us paying $5.00 a gallon for gas heck, if they can get us on this magazine they think they got a chance.  Anyways back to the magazine, its a great reading great color, nice paper its printed on and carries alot of great vendors inside for any year vette.  Oh when it comes out to my mail box it always is covered in a nice plastic fitted protection bag/cover so it doesnt get wet or water damage "at least"....I will recommend this mag no problem again wish it was cheeper and more issues during a year "Only Gripe!"


title: The best corvette magazine

text: Great magazine. I let all my other magazine subscriptions expire except for this one. Very informative, covers a wide range of subjects, every months issue covers one Corvette of each generation. I love the Tech Nerd questions and answers


title: ZERO Customer Service

text: The magazine is nice enough, but heaven help you if there is any problem that even minimal customer service would be able to resolve.  I have had multiple delivery problems, and getting them to deal with it has been futile.  They will send a replacement issue, if you can reach them.  Good luck reaching them.  It's nearly impossible, as they DO NOT have a customer servie department.


title: Cannot download digital version to a kindle!

text: I like the magazine and my subscription (until April 2021) includes the paper and digital versions. BUT the Amazon subscription manager does not recognize Golf Digest as an active account, therefore I cannot download the digital version to my Kindle. Also, using the Kindle Newstand does not allow me to verify a subscription.<br />Too many bugs to fight.


title: Je Suis Charlie!!!!! I don't ...

text: Je Suis Charlie!!!!! I don't always agree with what you say, but I support and defend your right to say it!!!! Vive La France!!!!


title: Worth it if you care about automotive anything.

text: Last year I spent about $100 on various magazine subscriptions on amazon. Motor Trend, C&D, R&T, AW, Automobile, PopSci, and a few others. $20 of that was the AW subscription- money well spent. Think about all of the things that you waste money on? Treat yourself to wonderful automotive journalism. Well worth the investment. $100 for 8 different magazines a month? So worth it. Don't think I'd recommend any of these automotive magazines over one or the other, you simply need to get as many as you can afford. AW is great because they are released twice a month so the information is a bit more up to date than some of the others. If you are into cars the way I am, I'd also recommend checking autoblog daily.


title: The one magazine I've been reading for over 30 years

text:
I first started reading my mother's issues when I was a teen. I remember my first ever Gourmet recipe was Dilled Carrots. I am always tempted to try recipes like this by the mouth-watering photography. I also love the articles that take you to a region and sample not only the cuisine, but also the local culture. As I love to travel - and a large part of my travel is sampling local cooking - these articles are my favourite.

My only wish for a better Gourmet is to remove the inserts. Their stiffness makes it difficult to lay my Gourmet flat while exploring a new recipe.


title: Great Magazine!!

text: Great magazine I bought it for my mother and she loves it!!! It came before I thought it would and i'm very glad I purchased it from this website.  I highly recommend ordering from here


title: Excellent magazine

text: My four year old and seven year old enjoy this magazine which is published by the Smithsonian and Cricket.  Working with one theme (ie, gardens, animal homes, working animals, flight, communication, etc.) the magazine presents the material with stories, comic strips, non-fiction articles and games.  The issues are 36 pages long, not too long to read in one sitting, but thorough and satisfying.  The photographs and illustrations are attractive and informative.  The only complaint I have about it is that there are only nine issues in twelve months, a problem in my house since my older children's magazines come every month.  Otherwise, this is an excellent magazine and well worth the money.


title: The Cosmo of Fishing Mags

text: If you want to read about Oprah's first cast, Jimmy Carter's secrets or Obama's first fish, this is the magazine for you. If you are looking for more then 5 pages of fly fishing substance, look elsewhere.  I've subscribed to this magazine the past two years as well as a few others.  This is consistently the poorest of the group.  Short columns and poor articles make this a disappointing magazine.


title: Just the Facts

text:
If you are looking for a no nonsense magazine, one that isn't out there to promote a narrow viewpoint, then HEM is the one for you.  The articles cover a wide range of subjects of interest to homeschoolers, moms, dads and kidlets!  If it is happening in homeschooling it will be covered.  Just starting out?  Lots of good advise.  Need specific information?  Lots of good references.

If you only buy one magazine, this is the one to buy!


title: My daugher looks forward to receiving Chickadee

text: We started with a subscription to Chirp for my daughter which she loved. Now that she is older, she receives Chickadee. When the magazine comes in the mail, she stops to read it from cover to cover. Well worth it! I now give subscriptions as a gift for birthdays.


title: Great Magazine!

text: O Magazine is a real class act publication. But Ms O would not have it any other way. Its articles are great and the layout and ads are gorgeous. Thanks for a worthwhile read every month!


title: The giftee enjoyed all the articles & is looking forward to the ...

text: It was a gift. The giftee enjoyed all the articles & is looking forward to the next issue.


title: Artilleryman magazine

text:
If you are interested in American Civil War artillery, this is THE reference for you.  Coggins book is great for most first level study, but this magazine and their authors is certainly the next level.  I have been a subscriber of their earlier mag, The Muzzle Loading Artilleryman...back in the 70s.  The Paulsen brothers have been 'figuring-out' ACW cannon that long and first hand.  They helped me determine the rate of fire for a 10lb Parrot rifle...since the rounds were so tight that the round's sabot had to be chiseled for it to slide down the rifle barrel.  The ammo wasn't fixed either so the rate of fire was slow compared to the Howitzers and Napoleons...hence artillerymen of the time liked the smooth bores better, even 6 lbers!

The quality of the print is excellent, the format is comfortable, and the article selection is also decidedly diverse enough to keep your interest.

If you need info on ACW arty, ask the authors!  They are a valuable resource and quick to aid your particular interest.

If you are a re-enactor, this is an invaluable aide to improve your 1st person impression as they have a terrific amount of knowledge on sighting devices, loads, and lanyards.

You won't go wrong with this valuable resource!  Get it today!


title: The Road Less Traveled

text: The negative reviews suggest that people expected the standard, flashy magazine filled with advertisements that "explores" only the well-beaten paths.  This is for those who would take the path less-traveled.


title: Crochet Today

text: There is always a project for every level of crocheter.  The diagrams are great to follow and the visual index inside the back cover makes finding your proj. easy.


title: Do you need a new map?

text: I know nothing about this magazine, which we tried to buy for my mother-in-law, who lives in Anchorage, as a birthday gift. But I can say that the publishers clearly have no idea that Alaska is one of the 50 states because, despite sayingthat  they ship "within the U.S," they apparently missed the act of Congress in 1959 that admitted Alaska as the 49th state. Update your description or, better yet, figure out you can use U.S. Postal Service to mail items to Alaska.


title: Getting my magazine before it’s comes out in stores

text: The magazine content is great but paid for a year n only received 2 of 4 magazines- what a ripoff


title: Not for me

text: I stopped my subscription to Bead and Button because over the years it seemed to gravitate more and more to beading as a means for personal adornment. Each issue was awash in how to bead necklaces, bracelets, pendants, etc. as opposed to beading for visual art sake. I am very interested in Native beading as well as "bead paintings, " beading on cloth or canvas, and artists such as Mimi Holmes, Joyce Scott, Ken Tisa, etc. While Bead and Button has had some great articles in the past, they seemed to become fewer and fewer over the recent years making a subscription, at least for one not particularly interested in jewelry, not worth the cost.


title: Bead and Button is the best magazine for seed bead lovers...

text: If you love seed beading, then this is the magazine for you.  I fell in love with Bead and Button years ago when I picked up my first copy at JoAnn Fabrics.  I became a subscriber immediately and plan to be one for the life of the magazine, or me, whichever comes first.  The quality of the projects are outstanding and the designers have reached to a higher level of design excellence. The projects are so versatile that there is always something to make that I could wear for any situation. I get complements with every piece of jewelry that I wear.  The magazine might seem a little pricey, but really, what can you get for $30 these days?  Going to the movie theater for 2.  A half decent bottle of wine.  Or... A years worth of fun and a jewelry box full of pleasure.


title: A very good magazine at a good price

text: I love the good recipes they have.  Very  informative and easy to read.


title: Interesting and Innovative Recipes

text: I am always looking for something easy and new to try and this magazine did a good job of doing that for me.


title: Just beading

text: Good magazine for beadwork.


title: I like the variety and different colorways!

text: Like the variety of jewelry patterns and love how each pattern displays different colorways. Like how each pattern lists where materials were obtained.


title: Beadwork magazine

text:
This magazine is good but only average to people who want to use the projects most of the projects are very out there so if that's your thing you will love it.  For the average beader it is NOT worth the cover price.

Beware the subscription to this magazine if you are not in the US it's overseas subscription is the worst of any magazine I have ever come across, out of 4 issues that I should have had I've had 1 !!!!


title: Love it!

text: My son looks forward to receiving this piece of mail. It’s kind cool for him


title: Coinage Magazine

text: I purchased this as a gift for my husband.  He is interested in collecting coins.  I personally don't read it, but he reads it cover to cover.  I would definitely purchase it again for him.


title: Us Magazine

text: I have only rec'd three issues but I now look forward to receiving it.  Very pleased!


I've yet to receive the magazine though I ordered it quite awhile ago. The kindle version is fine except I have a Nook and it's not compatible. would love to see this magazine at least once but I'm beginning to think I'll never receive one copy


title: Great magazine for teens

text: Older teen granddaughters love this magazine.


title: Great magazine for tweens

text: Renewed this subscription for 11 year old. I started the first subscription for oldest granddaughter  when she was 11 and also for another granddaughter when she was 11. They all loved this magazine.  It is a great magazine for tweens.


title: Order timeliness or lack thereof

text: After 6 months, I still don't have the first issue. Wonder how this speaks to the age of the information.


title: The Economist

text: Yes, it's fine....except we have been receiving 2 magazines, so I called the Economist and had it straightened out.<br />Thank you!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent in depth articles backed by solid research.


title: DO NOT BUY! SCAM! SCAM! FRAUD!

text:
This is a catalog disguised as a magazine.  It is a deceitful, worthless, piece of garbage.  AMAZON should be ashamed for letting this type of fraud occur on its platform.
Fool me once...folks - don't be fooled by this garbage.  DO NOT BUY/SUBSCRIBE.

-WILLIAM CLARK
ROCHESTER NY


title: Gone Woke

text: So sad to see the legacy of David E. Davis, Brock Yates, Patrick Bedard et al squandered.  What used to be a great magazine by and for people passionate about cars, trucks...really anything with a motor, has descended into boring reviews and woke politics. Don't bother.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, the best.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine, but too expensive.


title: Great!

text: Wonderful magazine, enjoy it very much!  Not your typical women's magazine, great meaningful articles.  I've been reading for years and still find it fresh and current


title: Awesome!

text: This was a present for my husband.  He loves it!  He already wants me to renew for next Christmas.  The subscription arrives in great condition and on time.


title: Scam Subscription?

text: I am very disappointed by this subscription. I originally paid for this magazine for my kids in July. It is now October, and I have yet to receive a single issue of Ranger Rick. The order status on Amazon has now just said "running late" for over a month. I have no confidence that I will ever receive any of the magazines, and feel that this is a scam.


title: Excellent service.  Sure saved me shopping.  My daughter got it on time and in good condition

text: It was for my son-in-law and he requested it. I got to my daughters on time and in excellent condition.  Thanks


title: Very Disappointed

text: I picked this magazine for my two year old grandson because I thought he’d enjoy getting something in the mail and it said it was “appropriate” for his age group. I canceled my subscription because we didn’t like the liberal views and feel it doesn’t align with our family values. We see the masks and are inundated with COVID every day, we don’t need to read about it or see pictures of masks on every page of the magazine. In our homes we teach Biblical morals and values but feel like this magazine goes against them and tries to normalize a way of life that opposes many of those values.


title: WHERE IS THE HIDDEN BANANA!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!

text: I tried locating the hidden banana for 17 years, but my efforts have proven futile. Please this is the only thing I live for, provide with the information and I will consider a cash reward. Thank and have a good day.


title: Awesome

text: My 3 & 4 year old granddaughters love getting mail and doing the activities.


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title: We had it since May and only received 2 magazines

text: Got this in May for my 4 year and we have received 2 and we received mail from them telling us to “preorder now!” Never again.


title: Print

text: I love that you can still get these in print form.


title: Enjoy giving the magazine

text: It is great for grandchildren


title: Only received 3/12 issues.

text: Would have been fine if we actually received the magazines. This wasn’t a one off either, our subscription of Ranger Rick stopped coming in June as well. Not much help from Amazon customer service.


title: Disappointed delivery

text: I like the magazine for its content. My children really love HIGHLIGHTS. However the delivery is some thing to be desired. My children didn’t receive the September issue because it was “running late”. So will they be getting two issues in October?


title: The thought of how much it will be treasured.

text: I grew up with highlights magazine. I ordered High Five for my grandson in March. His first issue doesn’t come until July.  That is very disappointing because I know they should come every month. With that said, I don’t think my auto renewal should start until July. That is the only reason I gave only 3 stars.


title: Cannot get rid of them

text: Ordered through my sons school when he was in Kindergarten as they had a promo through the school, was never told it was a recurring charge but they charged credit card in 2018.  Figured it was my own fault for not reading fine print and called to cancel in 2018.  Then they charged my credit card again a year later in 2019.  Called the magazine, they apologized and cancelled the renewal(they said) but were "unable to refund" for that year.  Switched banks this year and got a bill in the mail and a "friendly" reminder/collection call asking me to pay.  I explained I had cancelled in 2018 and 2019 and was not paying it.  The caller apologized and hung up.  Now got a semi rude email in capitol letters with bold print telling me "PLEASE DO NOT IGNORE",  telling me my payment is seriously overdue.  The entire time they keep mailing me the magazine and I have be throwing it directly into the trash as my son does not like them.  Called the Customer Service Department at 1-800-255-9517(the number on the email) and got a recording to send correspondence to their email and then the line hung up.


title: Good magazine

text: Good magazine


title: got before stated

text: as advertised


title: Amazing gift

text: Bought for my mother.  She loves it


title: Keep doing what you’re doing!

text: I enjoy the stories each month as well as the jokes. The larger print helps me read my issue easier.


title: Large print

text: Love the large print! Have always enjoyed reader’s digest


title: Where’s the rest of my issues?

text: Only a few months received!  Where are the rest of my issues?


title: Great magazine for my dad

text: Great magazine for my dad


title: Great purchase!

text: Large print great for those with visual impairments Great articles! Subscription worth the price!


title: great magazine

text: It's good to be able to subscribe on-line.


title: A Treasure Trove of the Best Literary Nonfiction Out There

text: Sometimes experimental, often lyrical. At once intellectual and emotional. The American Scholar publishes the same genres as The New Yorker and Harper's: essays, criticism, poetry, and fiction. The Scholar's essays, however, are not as slavishly tied to current events and celebrities. More frequently, they invoke liberal arts rock stars you'll remember from your college years, but in a voice that is fresh, poetic and personal...never arcane or academic. "Genome Tome" is a great example of the magazine's willingness to take risks. It is an essay in 23 parts, one for each chromosome pair on the human genome, and it is complex, technical, musical, accessible, and powerful. No wonder it won a 2006 National Magazine Award. Other favorite articles (all from the past two years or so) include: "Solitude and Leadership" (2010 National Magazine Award nominee), "Reading in the Digital Age," "They Get to Me," "Hive of Nerves," and "What Kind of a Father Am I?"


title: excellent

text: The American Scholar is the magazine I've always wanted. Superb essays, superb poetry. My thanks to Anne Fadiman.


title: best magazine for old geezer rockers

text: best magazine covering old and new rock music i have ever read...emphasis on classic rock of 60s,70s and 80s...great articles and interviews..keeps me up to date with all the news about the bands i grew up with and still  love today


title: Monthly motivation for living healthy life

text: Upbeat magazine that provides motivation and advice on how to eat well, exercise, and live a full, healthy life.  The articles are very brief.  Photos for the exercises and recipes are bright and helpful.  Geared toward women.  The compact size makes it easy to through in a purse or coat pocket to take along whenever you might have a few minutes to read and get re-energized.  Great bonus is that it is well organized for finding articles on the topics you want.


title: Worth every penny.

text: Great purchase for my 3 year old! We had a great time doing the picture search this afternoon and learned how to say HOLA!


title: NO TALENT AT WRITING

text: This magazine has no talent when it comes to reporting. They are sleazy reporters not checking their facts  DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY


title: gourmet living

text: I see that a lot of people are disappointed in the changes Gourmet magazine has made.  I really enjoy Gourmet's broader focus on the enjoyment of food (cooked at home, or enjoyed out).  My favorite feature is Road Food - which focuses on down-home (often roadside) food.  I guess I would suggest this magazine to anyone who loves all kinds of food experiences, but if you are looking mainly for a recipe and cooking technique magazine, this may not be a good choice as your only subscription.


title: Gourmet,

text: Este tipo de revistas me mantiene actualizada y me ayudan con nuevas ideas en la cocina


title: What have these folks been reading?

text:
Frankly, I don't understand some of these reviews/reviewers, and can only classify them as a small, vocal group with an axe to grind.  I've been reading Gourmet since my mother first started subscribing more than 40 years ago, and we both have remained fans through many editorial and format changes, always finding the quality of the articles up to snuff.

The food approach hasn't really changed all that much, but one certainly mourns the loss of unique voices like the late Laurie Colwin, who would engage in nostalgia columns that evoked sweet memories, or wishes for your own of the same, when discussing the merits of a perfect, homemade fried chicken or how nothing beats out a tasty chicken salad as made by your mom.

What I always loved about Gourmet was its ability to transport you to foreign lands, along with providing a taste of the culture you visited, and it still does so.  It's not supposed to be Bon Appetit, Cooking Light, or Martha Stewart's Living.  If you simply want a recipe magazine, there are tons out there.  Gourmet is about the exotic, the adventure, the celebration of diversity.  Gourmet is directly responsible for inspiring my first trip to Europe!

Those who find the recipes complex and the ingredients pricey are probably easily intimidated.  Gourmet has provided some challenges for the mundane cook, with easy to find ingredients, and for those of us that want to exceed, there are clear directions allowing you to escalate your skills.  If I just wanted to be a housewife cooking pedestrian fare, I don't need a glossy magazine, any cookbook would allow me to do so.

I grew up on Gourmet, and my friends are constantly wowed by the offerings I give them.  I've had no formal training, I just had the magazine as my guide, my companion in both traveling the world and eating the foods it provides.


title: my subscription has not yet begun

text: my subscription to gourmet magazine has not begun -- so rating the magazine itself is not possible -- after the magazine arrives in my mailbox i will be able to rate it -- at this point i have not yet received the magazine


title: Advertiser's Nightmare

text: I have over 16 years of past issues, but times have changed for Gourmet. What was once a beautiful publication with exquisite photography has become a quagmire of advertising. How disappointing to compromise this keepsake magazine to the "bling-bling" of over exposed products and services. I no longer subscribe, but do miss my old friend. Michigan,USA.


title: DECLINE  IN QUALITY

text:
I began subscribing to Gourmet in 1961, and continued to subscribe for about forty years. I also gifted family members with subscriprions.

I discontinued my subscription because the magazine has deteriorated so much in the last several years: There are so many ads and tear-outs in the magazine that one can hardly find the recipes, at least half of the magazine, and sometimes more; also I object to the "political," and some downright offensive, articles. I am Catholic, and I was very offended by an outrageous article charging that, during the Nazi era,

naked Jews were made to crawl through the streets on their knees by persons, which the article linked in some way to the Catholic Church. I think that the information was apochryphal; and, what does this have to do with food?


title: Wonderful Recipes

text: Most of this magazines travel articles and ads are not targeted at someone like me.  I'm a homemaker with a limited budget.  I don't travel much or am in the market for the fancy things they advertise.  However,  I just renewed my subscription becuase when I have tried the recipes in the magazine they were really wonderful.  I've added every recipe I've tried from Gourmet to my 'keeper' recipe binder.  I admit, the dishes were harder to make but the results were definitely worth the trouble.


title: A Piece of Art

text: I have been subscribing this magazine for almost two years. I truly enjoy this book every month. I like this because this is focused on not only recipes of varieties of food, but also stories about all kinds of ingredients, cultures of food, the origin, and local food from America and foreign countries. There are many beautiful pictures in this magazine too. You can vidually enjoy the food and the book. I highly recommend this book to anyone who likes food or is interested in food.


title: Still mourning the loss of gourmet as it once was.

text:
I first subscribed to Gourmet 30 years ago, and for years was absolutely delighted with the recipes, the articles, the photography, the exotic locations.  I still have all my copies, and my children are standing in line to inherit them.  the recipes I have used have all been memorable and made over and over again.

Somewhere in the early 2000's Gourmet magazine took a dive for me.  I did not renew my subscription.  It lost its charm and purpose to infuse one with imagination and delight and became a very ordinary publication.  Every now and again I dream that things will change, and that Gourmet is again be the wonderful magazine it was, then I buy a copy but am always disappointed.

OK so we should move with the times, but was there any need to sacrifice a great magazine and water it down and ruin it?  I bet there are many like me who miss the old Gourmet and who have also let their subscriptions lapse.


title: Dishonest contract

text:
Hello,

I did a subcription to this magazine 4 years ago... I do not appreciate it. I don't read it... After the year of subcription ,I was continuing to receive the newspaper... As many newpapers do more money with adversiting than with readers, I didn't worry...I realise only now, 4 years later, that this company is still taking off the payment of the years...
I am afraid at this count to be a a non reader but a costumer for life of this magazine...

Business is business .... That's Fortune


title: Good magazine, but subscribe directly

text: Ordered a sub through Synapse services. One year later and I never received a single magazine. Buyer beware.


title: Five Stars

text: Just simply alone out front in their field.


Have received one copy - should've received three by now.  Love the magazine - distribution is an issue apparently


title: Great

text: Good magazine and comes on a dime. Just have to find the time to read! Very reputable and has interesting articles. Great start in getting into business magazines and a nice refreshing read for seasoned business veterans


title: great magazine

text: I also disagree with the first poster; while admittedly heavy on the "upscale" advertising, Philadelphia Magazine always has at least an article or two of interest, along with great tips on what to do in the region...I also find the special issues, such as "Best of Philly", "Top Docs", and "Top Schools" both entertaining and informative.


title: Trying too hard to appeal to the younger, 'edgy' crowd...

text:
I've been a subscriber for about 4 years now, and love the topic (Home Theater & Audio/Video equipment), but this magazine has undergone a couple format changes that makes it hard to read.
I think they're trying to appeal to a younger group of people - who are obviously more interested in convienance 'hand-held' items, than in audio or video quality.
And this magazine suffers greatly for it.
Too many reviews, and too much coverage of (so called) "lifestyle" products to, like hand held app junk and the like, or remote control of house lights (who cares?), etc.
If there's "not an app for it", or doesn't appeal to someone with the attention span of a squirrel, it doesn't get covered.
Then they when down to only 8 issues a year, seems like its never arriving now...summer months? Forget it!
They were better when they concentrated on the hobby itself, comparitive equipment reviews, and the experimentation  that makes it fun.
I'm hoping things will improve with this magazine in the future, (because I've got a lot of months left on my subscription!), but if not, then it doesn't get re-newed when the time comes...


title: Reccomended for all things Coleridge!

text: This is a recommended read for those interested in anything related to the great literary genius S.T Coleridge. The various essays cover all aspects of romanticism in a varied and entertaining fashion. Coleridge is covered minutely as are other greats of the age as well as his influence and anything to do with Coleridge and his works. Recommended and to be found via the "friends of coleridge" website. this journal comes out three times a year to this day.


title: Reactionary paper

text:
It's tough to read a paper and trust its business insights when the editorial page is written by such shallow, simple minded, right wing ideologues. There is interesting reporting on new and upcoming businesses, and they suggest an interesting approach to investing, but the value of their advice is severly compromised by the obvious extreme right wing pandering in evidence on the front page news and the editorial section.

If you're an average, non-technical investor, I think there are better, mainstream resources, and they are free.


title: Recipes

text: Love everything


title: Kids love this magazine!

text: Great product.


title: Five Stars

text: TOPICAL - ENTERTAINING - FOTOES OF STUFF FOLKS PLACES I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW I WANTED TO SEE


title: fun

text: love reading peoples inventive solutions, very inspiring


title: I am ready to pack

text: I can't wait for travel magazines to come in the mail and I am really inspired by this magazine. It provides cultural awareness while sitting in my living room. I definitely want to visit places I read about. I can't wait until the next issue already.


title: Great Magazine

text: Great Magazine and came in time !


title: Great for Nw York spaces

text: Has lots of ideas for small New York apartments. Other design magazines are for huge apartments with kitchens and bathrooms the size of my living room which doesn't help me much.


title: too much advertisement

text: I don't recommend it


title: Five Stars

text: One of the best mags on the market


title: Type 1 Diabetes Research

text: Yes, sent to my Son who loved it!!


title: have not received

text: I have not received my March issue yet as of 3/14.


title: I am glad about my Essence subscription I have been a faithful ...

text: I am glad about my Essence subscription I have been a faithful subscriber to Essence for years it came at the time that Amazon said it would with no problems.I love Essence and I love the price Amazon had for the magazine. I checked a few other sites before purchasing thru Amazon they had the best price for a 2 year subscription. I also have the option to read my Essence on my Kindle Fire. I have recommended a friend to check out Amazon for her subscription.


title: A bit more content

text: I find the issues have a bit more content than in the past, which is why I gave it a 3 star rating.


title: Secular Leaning Publication

text: Clearly leftist agenda.  Found this copy in the pews at mass.  Similar to the Magnificat in format, but with a secular, join the world vibe.  Readings are interspersed subtlely with praise for freedom for the 4th July holiday, for example, and then a slam against white people.  Adoration for scientists and environmentalists even though these groups ridicule us and ostracize Christian colleagues.  This is a sham publication.


title: One Star

text: Great


title: great magazine

text: If you like traveling or just reading about other parts of the world, I think that you would enjoy this magazine.  Good price also.


title: Never received an issue

text: I still have never received a single issue!! So disappointing


title: YESSS

text: I love this magazine, mostly the August & September. They came out with there new one i love it You can get taller & skinnier in 2 weeks. Actually look but it still great. Im updated with celeb gossip, im updated with the  HOTTEST fall fashions! I just love this magazine, you got everything. Funny stories, coupons, freebies, etc. I never won a freebie but im still trying (i been for 4 months). So this is a great magazine for a 13-20 year old girl. Great for a gift so subscribe today!! =)


title: good info

text: enjoy  reading book


title: Great writing, always interesting.

text: I'm a fairly recent subscriber to the Strand Magazine, but it is already one of my all-time favorites. The articles are great, and the interviews are always complete and top-notch. Along with highlighting new writers, they do a great job covering the current favorites who are on the best-seller list. You can't miss.


title: Curve Magazine

text: Great information and story lines.  Excited because there is no other magazine like it!


title: I ORDERED this FOR my Sisters BOY

text:
Great Present for a 12 year old...
He loves to SKATEBOARD!
I surprised him and bought him
a YEARS SUBSCRIPTSION...


title: Poor service

text: Placed the order on May 1 and it's now June 1. Still haven't received any magazine in the mail.


title: North Carolina is My Home

text: I moved to North Carolina thirty years ago. NC is a wonderful place to live. Our State magazine covers all the good things about our North Carolina home.


title: A Great Mag for New and Old Moms alike

text: If you like Shape mag, then you will thoroughly enjoy Fit Pregnancy.  I have had a great experience with them.  The inital issue may take a few weeks, but that's just their release cycle.  The magazine has great articles and the fashion ranges from high end to bargain shoppers.  I don't know but perhaps some of the long delay for the other reviewer could have been going through a third party to subscribe (like Amazon).  I went to their website and subscribed.  I still subscribe even though I'm not pregnant right now.


title: 1 magazine in 6 months from purchase

text: Order October 25th and have  received 1 magazine.


title: Too Woke

text: Too woke! I like my entertainment without politics.


title: My husband can't wait for it to arrive...

text: He looks forward to it coming every month.  He has made some beautiful things from out of this magazine.  Anyone that loves to do woodworking would love to receive this as a monthly gift.  Great idea for Father's Day or a Birthday.  Very reasonable price.


title: Not what I thought

text: I thought entertainment weekly was a weekly subscription I have gotten 1 a month!!! Cancelling this crap


title: #oldnews

text: The magazine is great but my first issue that I received came in February and it was the Dec.-Jan. issue.  Umm....the holidays are over...so is holiday cooking...#oldnews.


title: What subscription?????

text: I placed an order for a subscription for Popular Mechanics February 9th 2010 and my VISA card was billed immediately (of course). I have not received my first issue. It is now April 3rd. It sounded like a really good deal. Not so much if they won't honor it. It was $13.00 for a two year subscription. Guess I'll have to get after someone and see if they will give me my money back.


title: Scooby Doo

text: My grandson has had this subscription for 2 years and he loves it.<br />The ordering was easy and I am not computer literate. It usually takes forever to place any ordersut this was easier than most.


title: Not Just Poses....Food for Thought, too

text: I purchased Yoga Journal primarily to read the articles that help inspire and help with confronting life challenges through meditation and mental exercises. The articles also explain the benefits of the featured yoga poses and the meaning of the poses. As a beginner and an older student (age 61), I do wish however that there were poses/instructions geared for the older, less flexible, and arthritic yoga student. Not every reader is looking to do hand-stands or leg splits. :-) Also, purchasing the magazine via Amazon.com was very convenient.


title: Finally recieved my first issue. Not a whole lot ...

text: Finally recieved my first issue. Not a whole lot of stuff I'm interested in this month but theres a year ahead.


title: Pleased

text: I just got my first issue and I am very pleased.  I purchased it for my granddaughter (I remember them when I was a kid and loved them then.)  I just wish it wasn't quite so expensive.


title: Great and informative magazine

text: Great and informative magazine. My eight year old son reads it from cover to cover over and over again. And he loves quoting the magazine as well! Worth every cent.


title: The standard

text: Great magazine


title: Pretty good, could be better.

text: I've heard lots of complaints with Nylon subscriptions taking forever to arrive but I did receive my first issue within the first 6-8 weeks. Nylon's content has gone down the toilet lately. The writing can be pretty awful and it seems to feature a lot of the cool kids/Misshapes/Cobrasnake scene. But the fashion photography is magnificent and sometimes you can find a gem amidst the drivel.


title: Fabulous!

text:
I first picked up a copy of Nylon in Chicago, while browsing the newsstands. I wasn't sure if I would like it--years of subscribing to Vogue, Elle, and some stupid tweeny magazines had almost put me off magazine-reading for good. And yet I always manage to be drawn to the racks.

Nylon was different from the get go. They always feature unknowns on the cover, and when, on occassion, a well-known celebrity is featured, the stories give us a new perspective on them.

Nylon is worth purchasing for the layout in itself. I could spend hours paging through each feature, marveling at the graphics, and the way the magazine is put together. I love how they base some of the beauty section on famous movies or bands.

Nylon also makes a point of covering bands, movies, and fashion designers that, until now, have remained obscure. Everything they feature is amazing--most of the music they recommend ends up on my Amazon wishlist!

I would highly recommend Nylon to anyone and everyone. This obscure magazine will stun you with its amazing artistic layout, and introduce you to new products you may have never discovered.


title: amazingness

text: I love this magazine and the fact that I could get it for so cheap was even better!


title: Nylon is TRASH! Don't BUY!

text: In December, Nylon claimed to be partnering a 1-year free subscription with Urban Outfitters. They received some good press and this offer was featured on a lot of websites. As a 16 year old bored of teeny-bop magazines such as Seventeen, I decided to try it. I signed up in early January for the free subscription and when I went on their website it said I was going to get the March issue. After waiting over 2 months which is a long time, I went on their website to see what was up. Apparently, my subscription "FAILED". Today, they send me an email saying that the "FREE-subscription holiday offer was extended only to Urban Outfitter customers who responded by the date given. Perhaps the third-party site you visited had an outdated link". If so, NYLON magazine, why wouldn't you take the link down to avoid the confusion? Or better yet, why didn't you simply send an email as soon as I subscribed to tell me that the offer was null. Now, they keep bombarding me with emails asking me to pay $10 and get a free t-shirt with a NYLON logo. Maybe I should subscribe and burn the t-shirt. When it comes down to it, don't bother subscribing for this magazine. It appears that a lot of customers never get their magazine delivered. Shame on you NYLON. If you claim to be giving a FREE SUBSCRIPTION, then give it to customers. My advice, don't waste your time with NYLON. They'll probably "FAIL" you too.


title: Eye candy & I, I, I

text:
A year's subscription for under 10 bux! Who can resist? So I signed up...even though I'm about twice as old as the other readers.

The good? The fashion is a good mix between high-street and high fashion. And, definitely, not boring. This is also one of the very few fashion magazines that regularly features fashion illustrations. Quite lovely ones, at that. So, yes...five stars for the eye candy aspect.

The bad? Any accompanying text from the cover to the last page. Lots of "I", "me", "my"...first-person stuff. Which would have been OK if the writers have a more mature and/or unique voice. Very casual and self-referential writing.

On second thought, maybe it's the appropriate tone for their intended market.

So, $10 for 12 very pretty glossies... Not bad, I guess.


title: Nylon is my favorite

text:
I ordered mid-August and the first issue that arrived is september, which is great.

As for the actual magazine, nylon is my favorite American fashion magazine. While vogue has so many advertisements you sometimes forget that there's even any content, nylon is stuffed full of fashion, music, interviews, and it lasts me the whole month. I love it.


title: Buy it in Stores

text:
My biggest complaint about the subscription service is that I ordered a subscription back in the beginning of April and have yet to receive a single issue. Being that it's now almost July, I find that kind of ridiculous. Amazon is now in the process of "investigating" the situation, but I know I'm not the only one that this has happened to. I've talked to others who have subscribed to Nylon (either directly through Nylon's website or through Amazon) and have had the same problems. Months later, still no magazine. I've also heard of a lot of people getting back issues instead of current issues in the mail. This has happened twice within the past year that I know of. Had I known about these things before I ordered the subscription, I would not have bothered.

The other complaint would have to be that the content seems to be going downhill a lot lately. True, it has a very cool layout and it seems vastly different from other fashion magazines, but I have to say I'm pretty disappointed with their choice in cover girls lately... May was Lindsay Lohan, July is Nicole Richie. I suppose I would just hope that a magazine that is thought of as more of an alternative could come up with more interesting people to interview. I'm actually kind of sad that I bothered with the subscription after all... if I wanted to read about Lindsay Lohan (which I don't) I could go to the grocery store and pick up any number of other magazines that talk endlessly about her and her party pals. Surely there are more talented, interesting people within the fashion world to interview.


title: Problwm with Elite publisher

text: This may or may not have been a scam, but my grandchild, for whom I purchased the subscription, received duplicate issues within a day apart.  Coincidentally as I was about to contact amazon I received a call from Elite publishing house. It was difficult to get them to commit to being Amazon's contact for these subscriptions.  They wanted me to lock in my subscriptions for 3 years at a better price.  It was tempting, but I had to wait for a call back from someone else who was suppossedly bonded and had another sales pitch.  It was time consuming and annoying and I finally told them that I didn't want anything other than my original purchase and to stop the duplication.  Now I truly do not know if they were a valid vendor or not.  Can Amazon clarify this?


title: hmm

text:
3 months and still haven't received anything.

3 stars, because I love the magazine, but not Amazon's slowness.


title: inspiring

text:
as a high school student aspiring to attend art school, nylon has provided me with countless sources of inspiration in their creative photography, layout, and decoration. i look forward to reading the magazine each month, and i honestly devour every last word and picture.

nylon is a creative, whimsical and fantastic magazine. i highly reccomend it to anyone interested in a fashion magazine that goes beyond a "beach read."


title: Unsatisfactory

text: Only recieved 1 issue :-(


title: One Star

text: Lack of science.


title: Very Informative!

text: This is a very informative magazine.  It covers the bikes and the driver.<br />Its well worth the price. It keeps you informed.


title: Okay, but I thought there would be more content ...

text: Okay, but I thought there would be more content for the average person.  Most of the articles are for cars that are far beyond my budget.


title: I Came for the Blood Funnel

text: I bought this subscription to get Matt Taibbi delivered regularly to my eyeballs. I have not been disappointed. While it includes other content not relevant to the financial chicanery let loose in the world, one can be entertained while the vampire squid does what it does.


title: Not a Vegetarian Magazine

text: The organization is good but I would not buy if I was looking vegetarian meals. Typically has less than five recipes a month that are vegetarian and they can be complicated.


title: great

text: great magazine


title: I like it.

text: This book suits me very well, I think it is very practical.


title: Great magazine,  but...

text: The magazine is excellent.  The only problem is that the May/June issue has not been received. Did they stop publication?  They did have time to send a renewal notice.


title: INFORMATIONAL BOOKLET FOR DEALERS

text: THIS IS A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW OF COINS AND PAPER MONEY VALUES.  IT IS A VALUABLE TOOL THAT WE USE AT OUR CONVENTIONS.I


title: The Best Regional Magazine

text: I read this magazine cover to cover each month.  I also send it as a gift to NC residents and relocated NC natives.


title: Lynn S. Legenzoff

text:
I did not order anything that I know of from your company.  Something was on my Discover Charge and I have them researching.  I had gone to the websites to cancel as the front of the cover indicated on the magazine.

I love the Oprah magazine but have about 6 I have not read as well as 6 Good Housekeeping!

Please do not renew and credit my acct if that was your company billing my acct for the 19.00!


title: O Mag

text: I got this subscription for my daughter - who loves the mag.  Got this as a Christmas present, but didn't get first issue until after Valentine's Day - guess there were troubles at the publishers.


title: O magazine

text: I for the most part like O magazine, the articles are usually interesting and informative; however after about a year 'O' seems like it's repeating itself.  I also really liked the great deal Amazon was offering.


title: Problems with Hearst

text:
I renewed this magazine for 2 years for $24 through Amazon.  My Visa bill showed that Hearst charged me $22.90 FOUR TIMES !!!!!!!!! I finally had a response last Friday from Hearst telling me they couln't find my subscription.  I now am e-mailing them back again with the info they couldn't find.  I will never deal with them again.

I love the magazine, but not the service.

Susan Wheeler


title: Oprah Magazine

text: I ordered this subscription for my mother for Christmas.  I was happy with the excellent subsdription price. She received the magazine on time and is very pleased with it.


title: Best magazine for women

text: I have had a subscription to O for the last two years and it is always a pleasure to get the monthly issue because its contents are interesting, varied and entertaining.  After I read it I pass it along to the female members of my family who read English and they also enjoy it regardless of their age group.


title: Been reading "O" since the inaugural issue in 2000

text: I have been reading the magazine since the first issue in May, 2000.  I always find something of interest whether the interviews or tips.  Furthermore, I often make a list of the books that are reviewed and spotlighted.


Getting every mo. Great savings on one of my favorite magazines !


title: Magazine - Oprah

text: It's Oprah! Besides it's always filled with lots of tips, food, clothing, jewerly, places to go and of course books!


title: Magazine - Creating Keepsakes

text: I like this magazine.  Very helpful and gives lots of tips. I also like the links this magazine provides and more.


title: Oprah, Thank you for letting us be on this planet with you !

text: Okay, we had a little reservation actually subscribing to "O", but with her impending retirement from "the TV show" and only god knows what else she will do once that is over - we need a regular dose of the queen of chi-town in our home and this will need to suffice. Solid magazine - great price on amazon (how do they get those deals for us humans?) and we can only hope she will start giving away free trips to australia for subscribers next !


title: love it

text: i love this magazine it has sooo many fashion tips and great workout routines, it has quick fixes for hair and make up. great buy.


title: Too many adds

text: Now I know why Oprah has so much money! All the advertisements in her magazines! It is literally flooded, and it's hard to find the next article.


title: Don't Purchase as a Gift through Amazon...

text:
I purchased the Print + Kindle issues for my dad for Christmas. He likes the magazine so 5 stars for that! Unfortunately, I had no way of knowing that the digital issues would be sent to me and not to him. I thought it would be easy to fix, but Amazon does not seem to have the power to fix this so 0 stars for an average of 2.5. So, that's a word of caution for those that are considering this as a gift.

Otherwise, for the those interested in genealogy and family history, as my dad is, this is a great read! My dad is happy with the print issues and would have enjoyed having the digital issues along with the print but I couldn't make that happen with the gift subscription.


title: Decline in quality and editing is damaging formerly good magazine

text:
Family Tree Magazine has been a high-quality and useful tool for years in my genealogy research, but in the last months, there has been a clear decline in quality.  Some of the articles have been poorly written, inaccurate, and even misleading, especially to those new to family research who are using Family Tree as a resource.  They seem to be either choosing writers who are not expert in the articles' subjects, or their copy editors are inattentive or not suited for their jobs. As just a few examples, in recent issues the magazine has told me about about Civil War soldiers being "in a calvary," instead of a cavalry -- a big difference!--, and that "the daguerreotype was still common during the 1960s,"--just 100 years off! In a current issue, an article about identifying old photos, never mentions ambrotypes, a common and popular photo method in the 1850s, and in the "1860" section, when the tintype was used and carried by thousands of Civil War soldiers because it had no glass, this dominant photo method is never mentioned at all.

Someone at Family Tree needs to take care of business, get the copy editors to work, and pay attention to quality to avoid the magazine from slipping even further in usefulness and reliability.


title: Great magazine

text: I've had a subscription for a few years now, and I'm always finding new ideas.


Recieved as a Birthday gift. ( MAGAZINE IS FINE.) But when ordering magazine with kindle copy as a gift . According to Justin manager at Amazon Kindle Customer Service you will only receive the magazine. The kindle copy goes to person ordering the gift. So plan on adding people to your family group or don't order with kindle copy ,If you want them to see the magazine on kindle you ordered for them in the 1st place. I receive a code # that only works if your in their  family group. You might as well buy magazine only that way you and the gift receiver won't be on phone trying to get your kindle copy. That was bought for you in the 1st place.  PLEASE BE ADVISED WHEN ORDERING KINDLE COPY


title: Very useful

text: Very informative articles.


title: Family Tree Magazine

text: Read it every month.  Lots of information every genealogist needs to know.


title: Entertaining, Appropriate, Enjoyable

text: I am a 13 year old girl who LOVES american girl. The articles are interesting, informitive, and most of all appropriate. Unlike other magazines geared for girls there is no advice on flirting, kissing, or dating rather informitive articles that provide hours of entertainment. I feel like i can read it and then leave it out for my 7 year old sister to read afterward. The topics range from animals to holidays and more and I feel as if they are fun and appropriate without feeling to "babyish." In other words, even though I'm going to be supposedly outgrowing American Girl, I will still continue to proudly read and love it, It is completely worth every cent of it and I'm sure you and your daughter will enjoy it!


title: great reading

text: Oh my God, as soon as Im done reading the magazine I want to read the next issue. Great magazine for Tennis enthusiasts.


title: The best there is

text: Asimov's Science Fiction is currently the best SF magazine out there. You just need to look at the authors that appear there, or if the names mean nothing to you, find out how many of the nominees for the Hugos and Nebulas in the last few years were originally published here. Gardner Dozois, the editor keeps getting the award for best editor year after year. Or, if awards don't convince you, just grab an issue for the best short fiction. You can sample the stories (...) Enjoy!


title: Eating well is great

text: It is a great magazine. The recipes are easy to follow. The the picture are clear. I like also the way it is presented.


title: Amazing!!! Incredible!!! Flamablamablously froody!!!

text:
Muse is the best mag ever. No kidding. If it's learning you want, it's here in large quantities, but more than that it's FUN! You get so much more out of the articles, because you WANT to read them. They're always interesting and funny, and there's always something else if you read closely (so keep your back issues! they're great for re-reading!)

But even though the articles are funny, informative, memorable, and almost completely ad-free, the best thing about Muse is the sense of community. It has the most active letters and contest sections i've ever seen in any mag, as well as the amazing <a href="[...]">fan page</a> and blog run by our most esteemed GAPA (Great And Powerful Administrators), Robert and Rosanne. So, to quote (at high risk of being pied, true) "We're all musers here"

Well except for all you who, despite my extremely flattering and rather suck-uppish comments, have not yet bought the magazine. Go buy. Now.

KOKO ROCKS!!! PWT PWNS!!! GO CRRAW!!! CALO ANOR NA VEN!!! EAT CHEESE!!! BE HAPPY!!! GET MUSE!!!

((Btw, for anybody who cares, this is Ebeth, the 14-year-old muser who, sadly, does not have an account on amazon, and loves commas,,,,,)


title: For the Advanced Hobbyist or Commercial Beekeeper

text: Although this publication is geared toward the advanced hobbyist or commercial beekeeper, I found it to be very helpful as a beginner. Learning about the beekeeping industry from a more global perspective is important if one is considering expanding from the hobby to earning a living through beekeeping.


title: Five Stars

text: Very good


title: American Bee Journal

text: GREAT !!!  Very informative and lots of helpful stuff for new beekeepers or anyone interested in beekeeping.  A must have for any beekeeper.


title: Not a bargain when does not arrive

text: Only received one issue


title: Five Stars

text: Fantastic.....makes me yean for the English cities and countryside!!


title: patience

text: my favorite puzzles


title: Missing and Damaged Magazine

text: Signed up for a one year subscription of Women’s World.  My August 1st magazine arrived followed by August 15th and August 22nd.  Missing August 8th magazine.  My August 22nd magazine came damaged.  Gave a four star rating because I really enjoy reading this magazine.  Not happy with missing magazine and condition of most recent magazine.


title: Problems with payment

text:
I ordered this magazine thru you on 12/2/09 with a credit card-Visa, which cleared on 12/9/09.

I have now recieved 3 unpaid notices from Field and Stream saying that the account is unpaid. They now are stopping the gift issues for being unpaid.!!

 I have sent them-TWICE copies of the e-mail I recieved from you stating that the subscription was confirmed and paid.  I have also sent them copies of  my credit card statment showing the payment to you for their magazine--TWICE.

I e-mailed them today hoping to get this strightened out. Can you help??

user_id: AHVKULNBUZRAOMXJJMAHDXCSGDMQ


title: One Star

text: Lame magazine. Obviously promoted by large corporations. Dull and shallow.


title: Mineralogical WOW!!!

text: If you want to see some of the most stunning and breath taking photos of what Mother Nature has to offer then this is the magazine for you. Each photo is more amazing than the one before. Just be careful...these photos have been known to make people drool!


title: Five Stars

text: Just what I wanted!


title: Love it

text: My 8 year old granddaughter LOVES these magazines. She looks forward to her magazine coming once a month. They are very age appropriate, I couldn’t be happier.  I will definitely be re-ordering when her subscription runs out


title: Not receiving subscription

text: I probably received 2 issues with my subscription! Absolutely terrible


title: Great magazine if you're looking for a tummy tuck and a lawyer

text: I first subscribed to Baltimore Magazine because I was attracted to the many different places around Baltimore they reviewed. Since then, I've been completely put off by the sheer amount of advertising that they put in the magazine. The last issue I just received had a 19-page advertisement for cosmetic surgery followed by a 39 page (not a typo...39 FULL CONSECUTIVE PAGES) advertisement for lawyers. It's gotten to the point where I can't even flip through the magazine anymore. I have to turn and scour each page to find the real content now. Needless to say, I won't be renewing my subscription anymore.


title: Great magazine!

text: Great magazine!


title: Best Print Publication for Competitive Bowlers

text: This is a great magazine for competitive (league) bowlers.  Not just focused on the pro's but many articles of relevance, especially equipment reviews.


title: Glamour

text: Good magazine, plenty of interesting stuff, up to date info, fashions, fashion tips, health and beauty.<br />Would recommend.


title: Handloader is the only gun mag that I read as ...

text: Handloader is the only gun mag that I read as it seems to be the only gun mag with any sort of substance.


title: Five Stars

text: Great information that you will not find in reloading manuals.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, covers everything I could wish for


title: Love the magazine

text: I have been buying the book at walmart for many years, decided to get it sent to my home after they were all sold out one month. Love the magazine, not many handloaders left but I enjoy the related articles.


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine


title: Don't reload without it!

text: Phenomenal.  Writing on par with any other quality product from Wolfe pub co.<br />Always at least 1 article that interests me.


title: Handloader

text: Best reloading mag available


title: Great magazine

text: Excellent reading


title: Love it

text: WOW never having seen this magazine before i did not know what to expect but after receiving my first issue i was very happy with the content coverage and thoroughness of the articles and broad range of genres contained Thank you


title: Best off-road mag...EVER!!!

text: Best off-road mag...EVER!!!


title: Best magazine ever.

text:
This isnt just the best automotive magazine, it is the best magazine out there.  I subscribe to the 5 major US car mags, and this is by far my favorite.  It is also over 300 pages an issue, which is 2-3 time more content than US car mags.

Which gets me to the only reason why one may not want to purchase this.  the price.  Yes it is steep, but you get what you pay for in this case.  it is about 10x the price of a subscription to Car and Driver, however I must say that it is 10 x better.  I understand that money is tight these days, but if you can afford it I would reccomend.  You can also go to Borders or similar book stores and pick up an issue for about $12 (including tax) whenver it fits into your budget.  I


title: Five Stars

text: I really do read the articles.  ;-D


title: Seems interesting to my 11 yr. old

text: I purchased this for my 11 year old son.  the first issue came this week.  He said he only had time to skim it but the articles seemed interesting to him and he is looking forward to reading them. I also skimmed throught the first issue and it did seem to be different than anything else I have seen.


title: Five Stars

text: Best Practices in art education is a much needed resource!


title: Disappointed

text: I have waited two months for my first issue of PEOPLE. I have yet to receive it.  Hopefully, it will be here by the end of this week!  PEOPLE's weekly issues is exactly what I've wanted.  I hope the issues I've paid for will be just as informative as those I have read at the monthly news stands.


title: People Magazine subscription

text: I ordered this magazine subscription for my daughter who lives in another state. She received it in 3 weeks, which is much quicker than through other online magazine subscription sites. Thanks, Amazon.


title: celebrities *

text: [[ASIN:B0023EW5RC People (3-month)]] i'm house bound and love the People mag. to see what is going on in Los Angeles my home town.


title: Pleased with People

text: The magazine shipped faster than the estimated date...It was the best price for a 6 month subscription...Overall pleased with my purchase


title: People

text: Always good juicy news. Very up to date with the latest information on the many stars we love to watch.


title: People Magazine

text: It's a trashy magazine filled with fluff, but the ladies, in this case, my wife love it. Very easy to hook her up with a subscription and through Amazon, it seemed to be about as cheap as I could find. The transaction was very smooth, and my wife is now enjoying her smut.


title: The magazine is amazing it tells you all that you won't to know ...

text: The magazine is amazing it tells you all that you won't to know about fitness training, research on how to train. Also it has a lot of interesting subjects for men


title: Sent them a customer form and check mid 2017 Stoll ...

text: Sent them a customer form and check mid 2017<br />  Stoll waiting for first issue.  And yes, they will get a call shortly.


title: Five Stars

text: Thank you


title: RC MAGAZINE?

text: SINCE MY ORDER OF 6/1 STILL HAVE NOT RECEIVED THE FIRST ISSUE FROM SUBSCRIPTION TO RC MAGAZINE???


title: I hope you have time to wait

text: 5 days shy of 3 months still no magizine


title: Great Read

text: I have been reading Shutterbug for a few months now and when I received the email from Amazon that it was available at a ridiculously low subscription rate, I jumped all over it.  I received my first issue in the mail two days ago and I have read it from cover to cover once and am going back through it again.  If you are truly interested in the world of photography and what is happening then this is a perfect magazine for you.


title: Shutterbug Magazine

text: Good, informative articles covering a wide range of photographic topics. Great reviews of both equipment and software. The tips are informative and helpful for all ranges of users.


title: quite disappointing

text: I had been anticipating the arrival of my first issue of Shutterbug, and finally received it in the mail today. I initially decided to subscribe to Shutterbug because I had read some pretty good reviews on it on various photography sites and it was a decent price for a one year subscription. However, I was pretty disappointed when my first issue came in. More than 70 percent of the magazine is just advertisements. I am an amateur photographer, so I was hoping to read helpful articles about different photography techniques I could use to help improve my own photography style, but found only a few scattered among the dozens of pages of advertisements. The ads were also just too distracting and I soon became tired of reading some of the articles because I grew tired of flipping through 3 or 4 pages of ads just to get to the next part of the piece. Some of the articles were interesting, and provided some helpful information, so that was one good thing, but for the most part, it was mostly ads. I'll try and soak up as much info as I can from the articles that are featured in the future issues I will receive before my subscription runs out, but I certainly will not be renewing my subscription and I sort of regret paying money to subscribe to a magazine that I find hard to read.


title: Photographers Best Friend

text: Very comprehensive magazine..covers all phases of photography without leaning on any one too heavily ....with one major exception... DIGITAL photography and rightfully should be more emphasized, regardless of what the olde "film diehards" have to say......(and I was one of them.... until I saw "the light"}.  Frank


title: Too much clutter

text: It has value and the articles are well written but all the advertisements distract from the content.  Great magazine if you want to know about the latest gear and what is new in photography.  Overall a little disappointing.


title: converter

text: Recieved order in no time at all.<br />  J H Kloch


title: Good photography

text: This publication is better than I expected ! Lots of articles with useful info ! I plan to re up this magazine.


title: I've received 1 issue of the magazine and total enjoyed the information given for arthritis.

text: I totally enjoyed the magazine.  It has good information for all types of arthritis.  The articles are full of information and easy to understand and relate to.


title: Good information, but cheesy click bait.

text: The information is good, but for almost $300 a year, I don't expect to get screen blinding ads or click bait for "Hot Women of the '70's, what do they look like now?"


title: Subscription not responsive. Only received 2 magazines in 8 months

text: The magazine itself was good, but we have only received 2 issues in 8 months. I have reported the issue twice. And now I am requesting a refund, which has not been addressed.


title: Good product

text: My 14 month old really enjoys the seek and find as well as how easy it is to manipulate. This has been a great investment.


title: Two Stars

text: NOT HAPPY. got the run around trying to change address of recipient. still is mixed up.


title: My granddaughter loves this magazine. My daughter is reading ...

text: My granddaughter loves this magazine. My daughter is reading it to her, daily. Ziggy always gives it to her mom so she can read it to her.


title: Five Stars

text: a gift, I didn't read it.


title: Every young girl's friend

text: For my granddaughter,  and now...my great granddaughter...


title: Nice Magazine

text: Good reading on a veriaty of boating subjects


title: Four Stars

text: A bit too much like "People" Magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Informative


title: Good Choice

text: My 12 year old daughter really enjoys this magazine and the articles in it.  It inspires her to take better care of herself and make better choices.


title: Fresh water and marine Aquarium Magazine fom Amazone

text: This is a great magazine for anyone  interested in keeping an aquarium. I have kept aquaruims for about 30 years and recently wanted to try a live planted tank in a newly purchased 75 gallon aquarium. The first two issues arrived and where loaded with info. on planted aquaruims.


title: cowgirl's view

text: been riding forever, so i enjoy this magazine with tons of pictures and review of things i already know yet always something new or change.  been receiving this magazine for years, easy to read price is right i highly recommend.  enjoy.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine from the same guys that brought us Latitudes and Attitudes.