title: Some good, some bad

text: I really liked the deer behavior articles and updates on current deer research.  I didn't like the articles trying to tell me why ARs are going to become the new "deer camp rifle".  Low and behold, these articles usually were followed in a couple pages by an advertisement for an AR as a hunting rifle.... weird.  Im sorry, but anyone showing up with an AR to hunt deer would be laughed out of any hunting camp I have ever been to.  Great for targets, plinking, or killing terrorists, but the corporate influence over quality articles led me to cancel my subscription.


title: Took almost three months to arrive

text: This is a nice format for little fingers, sturdy paper, etc., but the gift recipient didn't receive it until almost three months after her birthday.  I ordered another subscription directly from Cricket, and it arrived a few weeks after my order.  I won't order through Amazon again.


title: Time

text: Everything was OK, except that I needed 10 orders and they only allowed me 2!!!! That SUCKS! I had to go directly to Time for the other 8!


title: good quality

text: It is presented well, but just not the type of meals I cook. The pictures are quite clear and inviting.


title: Good Housekeeping

text: Love the magazine, enjoy the articles.  thanks so much I intend to continue ordering them as they are full of interesting projects.


title: Five Stars

text: I love traveling and this magazine inspires me to go more places.


title: Great Magazine

text: Tuitt


title: Five Stars

text: Always fun to read and inspirational for the imagination as well...


title: I still can't believe I received a year's worth of ...

text: I still can't believe I received a year's worth of issues for this price. I look forward to receiving my issue every Thursday!


title: trash

text: as much as i like the other cosmo, i happen to really hate this one. it teaches young girls nothing except how pretty they could look if they wear make-up and act dumb around boys. pre-adulthood isnt only about that.


title: Not The Same

text: Where are the critiques? The articles lack any critical substance. Whoever is hot at the moment will get their behind kissed. It doesn't matter that the album is usually not worth all the hype, VIBE will go along with the flow. On top of that, there are more ADs now than ever before. Even articles that could have been decent are cut down to a page or so for the sake of saving advertising space.


title: The little lady loves it.

text: Not too much to review. She lives the magazine, so why not get her the subscription? Only reason it's not 5 stars is because it doesn't ship with apple pie.


title: Five Stars

text: I just love this mag.


title: Where is my subscription?

text: I haven't received my magazine. I paid for it November 1, 2007. I'm not happy about this.


title: Two Stars

text: Really thought it would be more information on tv shows that were coming on or leaving the air.

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title: The best magazine I have found

text: This is a renewal! The best magazine I have found....tons of information that you can USE!


title: Great!

text: My children loved this product.


title: You can come home!

text: I haven't subscribed to Car and Driver for over twenty years when Amazon lured me in with low subscription rates.  What an entertaining magazine!  They are doing what they can to keep manual transmissions alive.  Join the movement.


title: Just as expected.

text: I had not read Road & Track for several years(who can afford new cars?) but was glad to subscribe at the low price offered by Amazon. It is everything I remembered.


title: Great Magazine for Kids!

text: My Grandson loves this magazine. The stories really pique his interest and the photos are so vivid.


title: Good magazine

text: Just another continued subscription


title: Real simple subscriptions

text: Was given a subscription as a Christmas present (I asked for this one in particular) and after 3 months I received no magazines. I had a copy of the order with the correct address but they changed the address to my mothers who had ordered. I called them and they said they had sent the magazine out. I explained I received nothing (I had not heard from mom re:the subscription) so they verified the address and said let's get corrected. I told them they would extend my subscription for the months I did not receive any thing. They assured me my magazine for march would be there on the first. Of course it wasn't called again asked for a supervisor but the guy wanted me to give all the information again to verify the address was correct I said no I wanted a supervisor. And of course the supervisor was busy and he would have the supervisor call me in 24 to 48 hrs. I told him I expected a phone within 24 not 48 or I would cancel the subscription. Needless to say I have canceled the subscription and will never purchase this magazine again. I like the magazine but I have never had such issue with one, they changed the address and tried to push the fact they sent it but when confronted with the fact of they changed the address and I had proof of the correct address being submitted with the order they didn't like it. So save yourself the hassles and find a different magazine to enjoy.


title: Mostly Ads. Not a very interesting magazine. I ...

text: Mostly Ads.  Not a very interesting magazine.  I will not renew.


title: In-depth articles.

text: Great pictures. Interesting articles.


title: Great mag

text: Great magazine


title: I'm in style now.

text: Love the magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Good book.


title: Wonderful

text: One of my favorite magazines! Great stuff in it!


title: Great recipes

text: Love the book a little on the small side though


title: Five Stars

text: love


title: Five Stars

text: Great resource


title: Thanks!!

text: moving there soon, this is very insitefull!!


title: Four Stars

text: ok


title: Three Stars

text: ok


title: Three Stars

text: acceptable


title: Four Stars

text: very good


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine for designers


title: ms

text: My daughters and I really like this magazine.Its full of helpful make-up choices, clothing styles, and must-have products.My daughters like to copy the way the models are made up, and they think your magazine is one to re-new.


title: MIssing Issues!!

text: The first few years we received issues on a regular basis and for the past year they have been very inconsistent.  Since April we may have gotten 4 magazines!!  Extremely disappointed.  My 91 year old mother lives for these!!!


title: Not what I expected

text: Not what I expected at all.  No articles or pictures of Hispanics, African-Americans or other minorities.  Will not recommend to anyone.


title: Perfect for 1st-3rd graders to read before , during and after Mass.

text:
Great magazine for young children to
bring with them to Mass. Our seven year old
enjoys reading the liturgy of the Word ahead of time,
and then reading along during Mass. The activities and puzzles
are enjoyable and apply to the readings.


title: food magazine

text: my niece loves receiving this each year for her birthday and it is cool to see the recipes that she makes through facebook she is learning a ton


title: Great pics and articles but way thinner than newstand

text: Thinner than newsstand version. But still great book pics are amazing update 9/1 issues are always late I didnt even get last issue at all keep blaming covid..but mail is NOT that delayed


title: Much thinner than regular magazine

text: Way thinner than average magazine makes you wonder if its the same one on newsstands lots of ads not alot of content. See pic for thickness of book I held it sideways so peopke coukd see how thin it was.

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title: RD has changed

text: Reader's Digest just gets worse every year and it is a shame.  It once was a great magazine. Now each issue is more ad intensive than the one before.  Now I'm not against  viewing more ads to keep my cost for the subscription down, but RD has abused the practice. You must remove at least 20 cardboard inserts before you can even look for the stories.  It is so bad you can't tell a story from an ad.  If they would take out a half the ads, the rest is great. It is very close to not being worth the effort, the price of $5 is almost too much!


title: Love these challenging puzzles

text: Love these puzzles, although I feel like I was tricked because after ordering, I received notice they were delayed, and I ended up waiting for quite some time.  I went through crossword withdrawal.  Wish I had been advised of the delay before I purchased.<br />Not a big deal, but I assumed I would get them delivered as the issues came out, however, I received many issues at the same time.


title: good source for mopar fun

text: I really like this magazine.  Compared to other Mopar magazines, it has more hands on, budget builds, and how to's than most others.  Tons of pictures and cool rides make this a must for mopar fans.


title: Five Stars

text: exactly what I expected


title: Great style

text: I Love Lucky.  Great style options from high and low priced retailers, such as from Old Navy, and Target, to Gucci and Chanel.  Having both the paper and digital editions allows me to easily share the magazine and save articles.


title: Great magazine for Grandkids.

text: The grandkids have enjoyed the magazine and having their own subscription.


title: No age option

text: I ordered this for my 5 year old and it says 7+ ages on it. I wasn’t offered an option for the younger version. She doesn’t even look at them.

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title: good

text: best waterfowl magazine i have ever read.


title: Entertaining

text: I believe this one of best magazines out there,fashion,cooking and other articles


title: Four Stars

text: Great recipes!


title: This magazine subscription was purchased as a Christmas gift for ...

text: This magazine subscription was purchased as a Christmas gift for my granddaughter, who loves getting mail.  She was very excited to receive it and work on the projects inside.


title: Great pictures and diverse topics

text:
Pros:
Great articles that provide depth and are not too "surface level"
Fantastic pictures
Good teaching tool used to spark interest in the kids for us to teach them about
Always an article or two that I find to pass along to friends and family which is a good conversation piece

Cons:
Some articles could use a little more pre-context to give a better idea of where it fits in history.

Verdict: Subscribed now for over two years and plan to continue. A lot of value in this magazine.


title: Diverse, Well rounded, Informative, FUN

text: My favorite magazine EVER!  I am an American and find that we do not learn much in regards to European history under the standard school system here.  I love history and wanted something more than the same old American  - revolutionary and civil war - history.  This fits the bill.  New topics and relevant topics, and great articles that are educational as well as quality.  I have been subscribing since 2012 and will forego all other subscriptions before surrendering this one.


title: Love this magazine.  It's full of the "good news" that everyone says they want more of

text: Generations of my family have subscribed to this magazine.  I lost track of it for a while and recently resubscribed.  It is a great magazine.  It is full of the human interest stories, and "good news" articles that we all wish there were more of.  Regular news is sensationalist, violence, and politics.  Bad news.  This magazine is the good stuff--an article about a military service dog who finds a good adoptive home after his retirement and the struggles that entails, one on how laughter is scientifically good for you, a Good Samaritan article on a guy climbing into a burning car to rescue a terrified, injured driver.  All of this interspersed with true short stories (a paragraph long) of goofy stuff that happens in real life that is just plain funny.  By the time I put the magazine down, I will have laughed out loud numerous times, been touched by someone's altruism, and been put I a much better mood.  It's good stuff.


title: Great to find unusual body poses for sketching

text: This has been the best source for me to find unusual body poses to practice my figure drawing.  Where I might get 2-3 pictures from other fashion magazines, I can get 15 or more from one issue of Elle.  I also like the fashions that Elle features, they're not too crazy or wierd and I can also get some good fashion and clothing sketching done too.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine!  I like to do drawings of birds, flowers, landscapes, etc, and the photography in this magazine is perfection.  Once I've finished with the current edition, I like to take it to the nursing home down the street, the nurses said the patients love it.


title: BEEN LOVING IT FOR YEARS

text: This is a terrific publication, I've been receiving it for almost 20 years.  A compilation of short stories (4-6 pages) that are very reader friendly and impossible to put down. It sounds a little corny, but I really look forward to the next issue.  The stories are fascinating and suspenseful without being vulgar or gross, and without the foul language that seems to be so popular today.  Well worth the price of admission!


title: awesome magazine

text: have gotten it before in the past and just got it again for 2 years.


title: nice read

text: nice magazine - it is interesting.


title: Nice magazine

text: It has many great articles.  If you like new gadgets, and science you should enjoy this magazine.  It was a great price, and a interesting magazine.


title: Waiting with anticipation for it to arrive every quarter

text: I look forward to getting this every quarter.  I love the articles. I like seeing the style and tips of other artists.


title: Great recipes

text: I really like this magazine because it has today's recipes and nutritional information.


title: Good for young readers

text: We bought the subscription for our 6 year old granddaughter, and she took to it almost immediately.  It helped interest her in reading, and she enjoys getting the magazine in the mail.  We ordered the renewal through Amazon, but next year we'll probably switch to a magazine for someone a bit older.


title: Good reading for young girls

text: My granddaughters love this magazine.  We got it for our 8 year old, and she warmed up to it pretty quickly.  She liked it so much that we ordered the renewal and will probably transfer it to her younger sister in the next year of so.


title: Reruns, but still a good magazine

text:
Lots of good parodies. They pick on famous people of the time.
It is now mostly reruns, but it is like watching TV reruns -- they are still good.
What is amazing is the point they made tens of years ago still applies today!
Their articles are so good that they can probably use them in college sociology/psychology classes. You really have to appreciate all the nuances that are easily missed, especially the details in illustrations. Even the subscription form or edge of the page is good read.
It is good for all ages, though more educated people probably get more out of it.

Knocking off one star because the newer reruns are not as good as the older reruns. I guess they lost good writers/illustrators in later years.


title: Good read

text:
It actually has good useful money making/saving information even for people who are not business minded.
I only read a portion of it as the rest are too Wall-Street stuff, but I think there are enough useful information for many people.
The articles are written well and not difficult to read.


title: Good magazine

text:
Well, you have to try it to see if you like it. Cancel if you don't like it.

What I will say is this, though. The publisher will offer a good deal to renew subscription directly with them, but they always nag you way before the subscription lapses. Keeping subscription at Amazon is much nicer because they manage all subscriptions for you and much easier to keep track of them without getting constant nagging.


Started receiving 1st issue of magazine, great magazine with neat garden and planting ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: Very Pleased with magazine and all the unique features it has.


title: Bowhunter

text: Very Pleased with magazine.


title: mag

text: Purchased for grand daughter


title: mag

text: Very pleased with order process, gift for niece.


title: they love to travel

text: Purchased for niece and her husband, they love to travel,  they love the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Purchased for niece, she loves the magazine.


title: Gift

text: I purchased this for my niece who is into southern style craft items, she loves the magazine and says it has good info.


title: HGTV magazine

text: I ordered thinking it would have more details on home related items,  It has numerous items for the home and exterior but really did not meet the need I thought the magazine would have for me.


title: Gift

text: The magazine was purchased as gift for my kinfolk as friendship gesture, they love the magazine and the info.  The are pure Arkansas folks.


title: These are renewal only for older son's birthday and a ...

text: These are renewal only for older son's birthday and a continual birthday gift, he likes to read and stay involved.


title: Country Sampler Mag.

text: We enjoy reviewing the different and unique products shown in the magazine.  We have went through the reference web sites and purchased product as shown in the magazine..........


title: People mag

text: Ordered this via Amazon, got tired of buying a news stand, now get this weekly and it is great, sometimes it seems like I get it before it is on the news stand.........Good Choice...


title: mag

text: Love the magazine


title: Country Woman

text: This is a more recent subscription we have setup with Amazon and the magazine is a great magazine with a variety of articles within.


title: wood working

text: My brother in law is very pleased with magazine, he says it is great....He is a wood craftsman and says the magazine offers numerous ideas.


title: Old House Mag.

text: I have had this magazine as a subscription item as varied times,  some issues have great info. and other issues with lesser details that I find interesting.  It is an ok magazine.


title: Home Handyman

text: I enjoy this magazine for a variety of different do it your self type items and locations where you can find product.  Interesting book


title: gift was a hit

text: I bought this as a gift for my son-in-law who is an avid hiker, mountain climber.  He loves it.  Got it for him 2 years in a row now.  Easy gift buying, and he enjoys a present I bought him all year.


title: Four Stars

text: Love the magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoyed it


title: The Writer magazine is my “go to” writing reference as I am currently working on a teen book

text: I’m working on writing fun stories and books for teens


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: A great read

text: It is sad that printed magazines are falling to the wayside and being replaced by digital versions. It is nice to find a magazine on paper. The content is varied, entertaining, and enlightening. I'm in my 40's and it appeals to me, and my 60 year old neighbor who gets the copy when I'm done reading it.


title: Easier to Read and Understand Than Scientific American

text:
I first was exposed to this magazine by reading old issues that my son-in-law had -- he has a subscription. (I traded him old copies of The Economist for his old copies of New Scientist. A fair trade, I'd say.) I have been a longtime subscriber to Scientific American -- going back fifty years, I'm stunned to realize -- and find that I'm more eager to read the New Scientist than my old standby. Part of that is that New Scientist carries articles on many more different subjects than SA. Further, it is not nearly as technical in its approach, which is a boon for someone like me who is not a scientist.

I notice that there are other reviewers who have complained about the magazine's service. I queried my son-in-law about his experience and he, who has subscribed for years, has had no problems at all.

Scott Morrison


title: A New Competitor for 'The Gramophone'

text:
This glossy British classical music magazine that focuses primarily on recordings was founded in 2000 by, I believe, some disgruntled former 'Gramophone' writers. The staff of writers include such well-known reviewers as Martin Anderson, Hugh Canning, Jed Distler, Mortimer H. Frank, Harris Goldsmith, Julian Haylock, Simon Heighes, Robert Layton, Donald Manildi, Andrew Porter, Charles Timbrell, Raymond S. Tuttle, John Warrack and others. As you can see, the writers primarily come from England but there are far more American reviewers than write for 'Gramophone,' giving it a bit more trans-Atlantic balance than the older magazine. It is, as they say, 'for those who know their music but who are prepared to be further enlightened, appreciate good sound-reproduction, without the need for gimmicks and who want up-to-date, authoritative comment on the vast number of new and historical classical recordings being released worldwide.' There are monthly review sections for orchestral, chamber, instrumental, choral, vocal and opera CDs as well as for DVDs and books. Issues also contain

- A frank, topical and pertinent editorial

- An extensive and detailed Index to the reviews

- Letters to the Editor

- A list of new international releases

- News pages and obituaries

- Special extensive features on major repertoire (with exhaustive comparisons of extant recordings)

- A Directory of record company websites

There are no sections dealing with sound reproduction or new electronic gadgets. One plus is that there is a good deal of attention paid to historical recordings. For instance, in a recent issue there was an extensive section about historical opera re-issues.

The writing is generally both graceful and informed. It is rare that I don't learn a good deal from an issue, and I tend to read every word of every article. The only drawback for American subscribers (and the reason I've awarded only 4 stars) is that, with the currently disadvantageous exchange rate for the US dollar against the British pound, it is a bit expensive. I, however, would not like to be without it.

I hope this description helps prospective subscribers decide whether this is their cup of tea.

Scott Morrison


title: The best opera magazine for Americans

text:
I've been a subscriber to Opera News for almost forty years. (Now THAT's a sobering thought!) And indeed it is the opera-lover's best friend. There is always a lot going on in the opera world, over and above the performances themselves. And Opera News is a great place to keep up. Of course, it focuses primarily on the Metropolitan Opera and in particular the the Saturday afternoon broadcasts (I'm listening to a delectable 'Don Giovanni' as I write this--'La ci darem la mano').
And for people who are new to the world of opera it is easily the best periodical for easing them into this admittedly difficult (at first) art form. The price is terrific, too.
If you've hesitated before, now's the time!


title: Great for the sport of bowling

text:
Great for the sport of bowling. Unbelievable that in every issue the bowling ball
manufacturers are selling a new ball every month. How listen, A ball is made
with a coverstock for various lane conditions. So with the permutations of lane
conditions, ball weight, bowler expertise, there are many balls to choose from.
But, hundreds of balls? Come on. My ball can only hook so much and I have
ultra small hands so I 'top' the ball, a no-no in bowling. I bowl in the 200s though.


title: Kelvins? List a more familiar scale next to it for the novice sky gazer.

text:
The magazine is chock full of fantastic photographs and drawings.
Yes, it competes with Sky and Telescope.
  I will give it five stars. If I could I would give it 4.9 stars.
Here is the reason and my only beef at this time.
  I have been reading both magazines for decades,
since they were printed in black and white.
  I am a semi retired professor of astronomy. I have
been teaching astronomy at all grade levels, elementary,
through the high school grades and at the university level, AST.101
if I may.
  My complaint is that the magazine authors list the temperature of
objects, like the surface ( as far as a surface can be detected )
of Jupiter in Kelvins. What? Kelvins. Not centigrade, Celsius or even
Fahrenheit, (oh my gosh, how dare I mention the Fahrenheit scale
when that is the scale that the weather people use in telling us the
temperature here in the United States.)
  Yes, on the internet the Kelvin scale is said to be used supposedly by the
scientific community. Funny thing though, not too many
scientists use Kelvin. When I watch the P.B.S. and take in a great
documentary program the scientists ALWAYS use the
centigrade scale. By the way, Celsius and centigrade are the same.
  My take on this is that Astronomy magazine is doing a disservice
to many new astronomers and people of all ages by using the
Kelvin scale.
  Try going on the internet and finding a conversion scale to
convert Kelvins to Fahrenheit. It is impossible. One needs a
degree in advanced mathematics to accomplish this.
  I hate to say it, but I believe by using the Kelvin scale instead
of a more normal and useable scale the authors are trying to
be stuffy and arrogant.
  It is like in education, from where my background is. The
educational community uses phrases and terms that are
foreign to the normal parent.
  Come on Astronomy and Sky and Telescope, if you insist
on using a Kelvin number, then right next to it, use a
centigrade or Fahrenheit number so the teen ager or novice
is not scared away from this beautiful hobby. We want to encourage
new star gazers, not scare them away or frustrate them.
Respectfully,
Jim Cook


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: EQUUS is the one magazine you need to read if you are a horse owner!

text: EQUUS has all the fun stuff that horsey magazines have but it also tell you all the health issues and stuff that you really should stay up on if you are responsible for a horse!!!


title: This is the Best!!!

text: I love this magazine.  It helps me decide what to read next.  I normally read two t three books a week so I do need guidance.  I just wish it came out more frequently.


title: Great Classic Mustang Periodical

text:
Mustang Monthly contains something for every classic Mustang lover.  From interior resotration and upgrades to Electrical system troubleshooting, this magazine contains tons of useful tips and tricks every month.

I've been a subscriber for less than a year, and I've already been able to replace brake lines, upgrade my rear end, and read about other Mustang projects to get ideas.

This is not a pure stock Mustang magazine.  Rather, it is a nice mix of RESTOMOD and stock.  I even read the ads.

Bottom line:  If you're into classic Mustangs, this magazine is a must read.


title: Great magazine for kids

text:
I've been reading this with my six year old son for several months now.  It's a great way to get in some pleasurable reading, and start forming a reading habit, with a child who likes sports.

There are a number of standard sections, and nice short articles in kid-friendly language.  Each month they have an insert with some playing cards which he looks forward to.  And they'll interview a player about a specific skill -- how to steal a base, how to play defense in basketball, etc.

I recommend it both for the fun/sports content, and also for the educational benefit of starting the reading habit.


title: I was lured to subscribed this magazine

text: Real Simple used to be useful when it first launched with all the simple hints for housekeeping and errands in the house. However, the magazine now has 80-90% pages full of advertisement and very little useful tips. I was lured to subscribe to this magazine from Amazon with $5 subscription for a year. I regretted to have it even though it is only $5.


title: hope my boys like it.

text: Just got one copy so far but a little to techie for me....hope my boys like it.


title: Hooked for 25 years.

text: My 30 year old son receives an annual renewal every Christmas. This will make it 25 years of interest and reading enjoyment. He enjoys the new ideas and the fact The articles do not repeat through the years, they evolve.


title: Two Stars

text: Each edition has a nude in it.


title: Cancelled it

text: Magazine is full of ads, DON'T waste your money!!


title: Back in the days...

text: I love history and reading about history. I mean, this is not really what you would really call history-history but, I wasn't there when these stories happened so, yea! History!


title: the new yorker

text: fabulous!!!


title: LOVE THIS MAGAZINE!

text: I love this simple, easy to read magazine.  The cost was great!  It has useful coupons of all sorts.  Small, interesting articles, easy recipes, and crafts.  I especially like that is is geared towards helping the consumer live frugally and save money which is what most of us are trying to do these days.  I would most definitely recommend this magazine.


title: Good Magazine, Great Value

text: Good Housekeeping is a great women's magazine! It contains timely and fun articles and wonderful photography! My favorites are the seasonal decorating ideas and recipes!


title: Often challenging

text: Puzzles are often  challenging.  No easy ones here.  I’m not always able to complete. Usually over 80 puzzles per issue.  Highly recommended for solvers on all levels except those who need EASY puzzles!


title: A Must Have!

text: This has been our "go to" book(s) anytime we have a question or even a sick chicken. We happened upon this magazine a couple of years ago and even though we were raised in the country with chickens, this has taught us so much.  It is a must have magazine for anyone who has or intends to have chickens.  It will assist in everything from what breed is best for you to housing, feed and even the occasional recipe.  Cannot say enough good things about it.  the editors have done a great job staying true to the name.


title: Four Stars

text: good articles and nice price


title: Worth every penny

text: Great articles. Good information on an array of topics


title: I don't recall signing up for automatic renewal.

text: I liked my subscription to Popular Science, but probably wouldn't have renewed it.  However, it was renewed automatically.  I had to go through some steps to turn off the auto-renew feature so it won't happen again next year.  Like I said, I like the magazine, so I'm not too upset about getting it for another year.  I just didn't like the automatic renewal.


title: We love Southern Living!

text: You can’t go wrong with Southern Living! I got the subscription for my daughter that just got married and bought a house in Birmingham AL. She loved it!


title: Watch the auto renewal

text: This was on auto renewal and I wasn't aware of it.  As soon as I was notified I cancelled the order.  Delivery is scheduled for February 28th through March 1st.  I was not allowed to cancel due to it being "out for delivery".  The magazine itself is so small now, with not much content.  Not worth the cost.


title: Great Magazine!

text: I look here for decoration and design ideas/inspiration. I grew up reading my moms, and had to order my own once I grew up, became an "adult," and live on my own.


title: Vibrant and a journey.

text: Such a vibrant and interesting read about beautiful surroundings and lovely tea sets and wonderful places to visit.


title: Buy TRASH from a Piece of TRASH

text: Her Products are CRAP! She is the SPITTING image of her products.Another so called celebrity that has her products made in a Sweat Shop.Received a Photo card from her and I used it to pick up my dogs Fieces C U NEXT TUESDAY


title: Good magazine

text: Great projects


title: I love HGTV, now I can read it toooo!

text: Good reading....It gives your great pictures and ideas on how to decorate your home. Subscribe to it, you'll enjoy it.


title: One Star

text: Cancel item


title: Love all the colors and the tidbit tips

text: Love all the colors and the tidbit tips.  Featured stories are always interesting and there is always a aha item.

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title: Five Stars

text: I received my first issue in about 2 weeks- much faster than anticipated.


title: Too Simplistic For Me

text:
I used to really enjoy this magazine.  It was informative on a number of subjects.  Every time it "improves" in some way it seems to get bigger graphics with less info.  I am willing to allow that this might be an interpretation of what I see, but I just feel like there's not much I learn from rach issue anymore.

Some of the graphs and charts seem so simplified as to barely have a key or explanation which often makes them indecipherable or easy to misinterpret.

This might still be an okay doorway to science for many just discovering their passion or interest.  It is certainly cheaper than Science News or Scientific American.

I feel bad being this critical of a magazine that is likely created by passionate, intelligent people.  It's hard to make science accessible and interesting to the general public.  It's even harder to make a profit at it.


title: A good read

text: If you're looking for a one-stop place to read small articles of varying degrees of useless info, this is it! I've enjoyed this magazine for years now!


title: I need this magazine to help me put together fun dishes. There are always pages upon pages that ...

text: In my head I'm an adventurous cook but in reality, I need this magazine to help me put together fun dishes. There are always pages upon pages that I mark with a sticky note so I can photo copy them and try them. So many of the recipes are simple ingredients put together in an elegant way, which I love. I will definitely be renewing this.


title: My favorite magazine!

text: Words cannot explain how much I love Real Simple. There are so many types of articles and hints throughout each magazine so I never get bored of reading it. I do enjoy specific themed magazines, but I love that this has recipes, household hints, gardening hints and just everything under the sun all in one publication.


title: Great Magazine!

text: This magazine is great for those who want tips, easy to follow recipes, and especially coupons. The articles are easy to read and understand. Each issue features a different shopper who tells how they save money for their family. Colorful recipe photos that are budget friendly, product reviews and tips for everyday savings are just a few of the articles that show this magazine is worth the price. With the coupon savings it more than pays for itself. If you shop at WalMart pick up a copy if you are not already a subscriber.


title: I have to say I love this magazine

text: I have to say I love this magazine,  however, it is becoming so full of advertisements that the content is slowly declining.


title: A I enjoy the troubleshooting segments The material in this magazine is never absolutely

text: I enjoy the troubleshooting segments


title: I really enjoy all issues so far

text: This is a very informative magazine. The last issue was full of pictures of artifacts, and locations where the were found. I really enjoy all issues so far.


title: love it 5 stars

text: goood


title: Five Stars

text: Great ideas - have always been a fan of this magazine!


title: NEVER CHECK AUTO-RENEW,,

text: Highlights High Five, we had the magazine for 2 years, I had checked auto-renew. They notified me they were going to renew, I told them to cancel because the girls were older now. Three days later they charged me anyhow. I called their customer service, was on hold over an hour, I gave up. I contacted Amazon customer service, they said maybe I could talk to my bank. The Prime Card through Chase Bank said they would put in a dispute, but it was up to the magazine Co. Great magazine, but learned my lesson, Deal directly with the issuing magazine and don't look for a deal through Amazon.


title: Pleasant Surprise

text: I really enjoy this magazine a mix of new discoveries and updates on past ones. Coupeled with a number of other magazines I enjoy this is always a first read.


title: Crisis in Identity

text:
Fortune magazine appears to be encountering a crisis in identity and focus. Between all the business magazines Fortune does not stand out from the crowd as a quality publication. Depending on your needs, I would recommend other magazines that are more attuned to the needs of business leaders.

Forbes:  Conservative viewpoint
Business week: Quick summary of the weeks events
Economist:  Excellent reporting, more neutral point of view


title: Entertainment Weekly offers good snapshop

text:
Entertainment Weekly has been my go to source for reading about upcoming movies, books, music, and TV Shows. I especially love the condensed format of this weekly that provides a good balance between photos and written content.

Pros
- Affordable ($10 when on sale)
- Concise
- Assigns letter grades to reviews


title: Declining ad revenue shows in the decline in quality and frequency

text:
The National Geographic Traveler is published eight times a year, down from 10 issues a year. Recently National Geographic Adventure folded, I would not be surprised if this magazine follows adventure. This magazine is a buyer beware because it might fold. After subscribing to National Geographic, I was disappointed with the quality of National Geographic Traveler.

The locations, and vacations reviews in this magazine are expensive and out of budget to all but the wealthiest.

Cons
- Only 8 issues annually
- Expensive travel recommendations


title: New Yorker sets the standard for journalism, and magazines

text:
You don't have to live in New York to enjoy the New Yorker. Most of the content in the New Yorker can be applied nationally. The feature articles in the magazine have a depth, research, and accuracy that can not be found in other magazines. I love reading the fiction, and viewing the witty comics. Like most New Yorkers this magazine leans slightly to the left.

Pros
- Fact-checking
- Accuracy
- Fiction

Cons
- A little pricey


If you are subscribing to this magazine solely to look at beautiful women, then subscribe. Otherwise, I would not recommend Maxim, go for GQ or Esquire instead. The magazine contains a lot of gossip, and low brow articles. I can feel myself getting dumber while reading this magazine.

Pros
- Cheap

Cons
- Dumbed down
- Lacks depth, superficial


title: Lots of ads

text:
Interview magazine is full of advertisements, and features very little content. It might as well be free.

Pros
- Large print
- Cheap (Paid $2)

Cons
- Little Content
- Full of Ads
- 10 issues annual, not monthly magazine


title: Offers great fashion, style advice

text:
GQ is excellent in offering fashion and styles advice that is easily understood and tangible. The advice is reinforced with photos to clearer understanding.

Pros
- Fashion, and Style advice
- Occasionally offers great feature articles
- Magazine comes shrinkwrapped so its not damaged by the post office

Cons
- Small font size
- Splits feature articles, I need to skip to the back to finish reading articles
- Full of ads


title: Smithsonian

text:
If you enjoy reading the National Geographic, or enjoy going to museums, or like the Discovery Channel I would recommend subscribing to this magazine.

The feature articles in the Smithsonian are enlightening and well researched. The feature articles often take place internationally. Recent articles have whisked me away to Morocco, Egypt, London.  I look forward to receiving the Smithsonian every month.

Pros
- Feature articles are uninterrupted by ads.
- International feature articles
- Printed on quality paper


title: Great magazine,

text:
This Old House magazine has been especially useful to me. I admit that this magazine is most likely geared to professionals, and designers.

However, I have found little pieces of advice that I have used that have been invaluable. The advice is well timed. Small bits of advice that I have used have included the importance of painting to prevent rot, and insulation.


title: Good Alternative to the New Yorker, excellent guide to NYC

text:
New York magazine is a left-leaning weekly that helps New Yorkers keep in tune with current events relevant to the Big Apple. I would recommend this magazine to anyone that works, or lives in the city, especially because of the strong food and restaurant section in this magazine.

New York magazine is on top of publishing new reviews about the coolest or oddest new restaurants in the neighborhood. The food critics review a diverse range of restaurants from the cheap, and quick restaurants, to classy sit down restaurants.

Pros
- Food reviews
- Feature articles
- Review and recommendation items are actually affordable (sub $100)

Cons
- Splits lengthy articles, I need to look in the back of the magazine to finish reading articles


title: Forbes delivers high quality articles, but its liberal bashing gets tiring

text:
Forbes is a conservative business publication that delivers excellent reporting and feature articles. The content is concise, blunt, and to the point because Forbes recognizes the importance of time and clarity. The magazine is especially strong in providing advice to individuals, and businesses about upcoming changes in the tax code, and legislation that would impact the bottom line. However, I have found that the editorial content has become a venue for editors to make personal attacks towards Obama and the democratic party.

Pros:
As a business magazine, Forbes does an excellent job at delivering succinct articles about business, economics, and stocks. In each issue, the magazine devotes a large section towards dispensing advice about money and investing. There is a depth and detail that can only be found in this magazine. Forbes assumes its readers are astute and smart, and is unwilling to dumb down its content to boost circulation numbers. In a recent article, Forbes provided detailed advice about retirement accounts, and their tax implications.

Cons:
Forbes can improve its publication by editorializing less and focus more on business issues, and less bashing upon liberal politics. For example, Forbes can take the lead and recommend to businesses ways to reduce health care costs by writing about Safeway, which has been able to tame healthcare inflation. If the magazine authors wants to express their political beliefs, then they are working for the wrong magazine.


title: Extremely well written and researched

text:
Articles in Foreign Affairs are extremely well written, and researched. Editions are published every two months. This is no ordinary magazine, it is clear that the editors, and writers take their time to polish and clarify the viewpoints in the essays, and reviews. I would recommend this magazine to students interested in global affairs. Often articles in the magazine help the reader understand the causes beyond current events, and some even go so far as to predict the future.

In 1993, Foreign Affairs published a piece titled "The Clash of Civilizations" that proposed that future conflicts will be based on culture and religious ideology. Now, sixteen years later, the conflicts in Iraq, and Afghanistan have supported and verified the thesis in this article.


title: One of the greatest magazines out there

text:
The economist is one of the best magazines available today. The economist has been able to improve the quality of the magazine by charging subscribers more in order to cover the costs of sending journalists out to research, and report.

I read the magazine from cover to cover, and find the articles interesting, well researched, and backed up with extensive analysis and data. It took me a while to get adjusted to The Economist. This magazine includes comprehensive coverage into the economic and political events that impact this world. The economist features extensive coverage into events in Europe.

Pros
- Quality journalism
- Interesting Articles
- Data/Analytics
- Global Viewpoint

Cons
- Expensive
- Look elsewhere if you needs tips about stocks
- Coverage focuses on Europe


title: Great business weekly

text:
Every week, I look forward to receiving this magazine for its interesting feature articles. The first couple of pages in Businessweek provide a summary into current events that have occurred in the past week. Each issue features one or two articles that provide insight, and new idea into forces that will change the business environment. I love the coverage that Businessweek focuses on the emerging economies of China, and India.

Hopefully, the recent sale of Businessweek to Bloomberg will bring the same quality that I have come to expect from this magazine.

Pros
- In-depth feature articles
- Good summary of weekly news
- Moderate viewpoint

Cons
- Not as analytical or data driven as the economist


title: Good magazine for the mainstream reader

text: I enjoy reading SPIN magazine, for its interesting articles about music, and also it helps inform me of new upcoming bands, as well as existing music that I should listen to. SPIN magazine is oriented towards the mainstream reader like myself, who want to read about bands that are in the mainstream, or just about to become popular. With a circulation of over 400,000 readers SPIN magazine is no longer a small indie magazine focusing on local bands, and counter-culture articles. I have noticed that some of the other reviewers are pretentious and look down upon those who do listen to mainstream music on the radio.


title: Good sports magazine for skim reading

text:
ESPN magazine is good for skim reading. If you are looking for in-depth articles that present new ideas then look towards Sports Illustrated. ESPN magazine features many short articles about current, and upcoming events in sports. Most of the content in each issues can be written by a couple of interns, but within each issue are one or two lengthy article that maybe worth reading. Otherwise, this magazine is great to read in the bathroom, or during breakfast. I subscribed ESPN magazine because I wanted a cheap magazine that provided an overview into sports. For those more serious about sports, upgrade and spend the extra money on Sports Illustrated.

Pros
- Cheap
- ESPN Insider

Cons
- Articles lack quality
- Many Ads


title: Wonderful reporting and feature articles from around the world

text:
In an era of declining journalism, National Geographic shines above all else as a benchmark for quality, and photojournalism. They have recently won multiple ellie's the equivalent of the Pulizer prize in the magazine industry.

Each issue includes one or two features articles from around the world. While the magazine contains advertisements, they have placed ads in the front and back of the magazine so that feature articles are not interrupted by an annoying gaudy ad, a practice often seen in other magazines. The quality of the photos are simply amazing; the magazine uses a high quality paper to print quality photos not seen in any other magazine out there.

It is not fair that other reviewers, provide a lower rating for this magazine because it can be found cheaper elsewhere. National Geographic provides a lower introductory rate. However, once you get past the first year, subscribers need to pay the default rate of $34.


title: Wonderful feature articles

text:
I love reading Wired magazine because of the quality in the articles it publishes. Just recently there was an article written where the author attempted to disappear and remain missing for 30 days without being found. Although he was close, the author was ultimately discovered close to the end of 30 days through some sophisticated techniques used by a team of readers. Which reveals the difficulty of remaining anonymous and disconnected from the world in this day and age.

For those interested in gadgets, and technology, I recommended subscription to Wired, as it provides an interesting reach every month with its in-depth feature articles.


title: The slow decline of a great magazine

text:
I started reading The Atlantic in 2004. Back then The Atlantic provided insightful and interesting articles covering Iraq and Afghanistan, and occasionally included some fiction.

In the last five years, I have witnessed a slight decline in the quality of this magazine. No doubt this is due to the decline in advertising revenues of this magazine. The Atlantic has scaled down and axed the fiction section from its monthly publication. Fiction is now published annually. Recent covers have included tacky and cheesy headlines designed to capture attention and are more appropriate for a tabloid than The Atlantic. Examples have included

- The Britney Show
- The Passion of Alec Baldwin
- If Kim Jong Il Used Facebook

Despite it's recent shortcomings, I would recommend the Atlantic to anyone interested in reading about global affairs, finance, culture, and politics.


title: Rolling Stone decent for the mainstream audience.

text:
Rolling Stone is a magazine that has evolved to integrate more articles about style and celebrities in an attempt to appeal to a younger audience, increase circulation, and become more mainstream.

HOWEVER, this magazine should still be known for its quality writing and journalism. Rolling Stone has won multiple Ellies in recent years, through quality journalism including sending journalists to Iraq, and an in depth nine month investigation covering Scientology.

***
For those looking for a magazine that focuses less on mainstream entertainment and more on quality look no further than Paste magazine. It is a little quirky but it is an excellent magazine to discover good films, and music. There is a reason why Wall Street Journal called Paste the 'Best American Music Magazine.'


title: great

text: What a great deal, the print version and digital on kindle fire.  Glad I found this and the price was great.


title: Best magazine ever!

text: I have read national geographic for as long as I can. Remember.


title: Great buy!

text: I have always loved this magazine that is why I sent it to many members of my family. I will probably order other magazines  in the future .


title: Prevention Magazine is A++++

text: I have been a fan of Prevention Magazine as long as I can remember.  The articles are always interesting, timely, and helpful.


title: Good magazine, easy way to subscribe

text: I love this magazine to keep current with movies, TV and books. I received my 1st issue right around when description said I would. I like getting it through Amazon, as some 3rd party companies that sell magazine subscriptions can be sketchy.


title: Mother Earth News

text: My wife loves the magazine


This magazine is the bomb...very inspiring with awesome recipes, photographs, etc.


title: Five Stars

text: look forward to each issue


title: Five Stars

text: I look forward to receiving every issue - and read it cover to cover


title: Value

text:
Entertainment subscription is a good value for this magazine
Nice job adding magazine to current subscription. This was a
very easy renewal process.


Purchased as gift.  Recipient is architect who is very happy with it.


title: Love my Yoga Journal

text: Most magazines I just go through quickly.  I spend lots of time with Yoga Journal.  Good enlightening articles and exercise routines.


title: Good, but not what I expected

text: This magazine is just alright, for me. I was unaware that it has such a strong hunting/fishing focus. Had I known that, I wouldn't have purchased a subscription. I had thought Outdoor Life would focus more on activities such as hiking, camping, survival skills, gear, etc. However, about half of magazine (I'e received two so far) seems to be dedicated to hunting/fishing (collectively). Things such as fishing lures, lines, deer hunting, and the like fill the publication's pages. I can't comment on the quality of these articles; I was just surprised to see so many of them. Yes, these are outdoor actives, but to include so many in a publication not identified as dedicated to hunting/fishing was unexpected. If you are interested in hunting/fishing, then you will likely enjoy this magazine. I did find the other articles well-written and informative. I just have no interest in huting/fishing, so I find less value in a large portion of the magazine. It seems of a high standard overall though. Just wanted to inform others who may not be aware of the content.


title: A little late, but I received my issue

text: The first issue arrives like a week later than expected. The magazine is great, it has a lot of ideas, but is not exactly what I need, I'm in the fashion industry and I was expected more dresses and less advertisements, anyway the dresses are beautiful and wearable


title: Great Publication, but buying off the rack is the way to go.

text: I subscribed to this magazine after falling in love with it in a grocery store. The publication really is awesome, with great articles, and growing tips. They pages were mostly all content, rather than advertisement after advertisement.  However I subscribed in February, and still as of the end of April haven't received an issue. Shipping says I'll get it in June? Maybe I should cancel and just purchase via the magazine rack.


title: Mostly advertisements

text: The magazine carries many advertisements, which makes one wonder why I would pay for this.  The decorating ideas are not practical or even remotely something I would like or even try.


title: Useless after November 2014 magazine redesign

text:
Consumer Reports got a new President and Editor in November 2014. The magazine's format and content has taken a drastic change for the worse.
It appears they hired a reject graphic designer from WIRED magazine.  (That's not a compliment.)

One can't tell the new reviews from the rehashed data presented in a previous issue.
Of the items reviewed, only the top 25% are listed.  So the reader is left to wonder if the vacuum at Sears is a loser or just a model that wasn't reviewed.
They got rid of the product photos. For example, the review of vacuum cleaners contained no images of vacuum cleaners.
Heavy emphasis on health care in environmental issues at the expense of product reviews.
Graphics are overly busy, messy.
Public Opinion is presented as if it's newsworthy or actionable.
Car Reviews are now down to one paragraph. Discussion of a car's highlights and lowlights are gone.  Only highlight is CR's independent mpg measurement.  Vehicles that use premium gas are no longer identified.

As another review said, there are tidbits here and there, but it's a entertainment magazine now.

It is disappointing to see a misguided President and Editor value style over substance and ruin an institution like Consumer Reports.


title: I Knew This when I purchased But Martha's Magazine isn't what it used to be.

text: This is a much much thinner than it was. The magazine has gotten thinner and thinner over the years. I think it always had a lot of ads but now that it is a smaller magazine, it seems to have even more. I still enjoy it, and for the price it is a nice few minutes to spend looking at it. I won't renew at a higher price though.


title: Like Mag

text: Look forward to reading the next issue.


title: enjoyable

text: l love the meal prepartion ideas and have tried several with success. The articles are interesting and not too "fluffy"


title: LOVE this magazine

text: Great magazine with many ideas for those of us living in the southern states.


title: this magazine gives you lots of ideas

text: Great pictures and inventive ideas. Gives you lots of ideas for the house. its not like Southern Living in that it has no recipes. Still a good magazine if you want decorting ideas.


title: Buyer Beware, term not as advertised

text:
Amazon advertises this as 1 year or 3 month subscriptions, but Bloomberg does not count them by time.  Bloomberg counts your subscription by issues sent.  One year by Amazon is 50 issues at Bloomberg.  In the past year Bloomberg counted 7 of its issues as double issues, so 50 issues was 43 weeks.  In other words, if you ordered a one-year subscription on Amazon, Bloomberg finished that in less than 11 full months.  To check this out for yourself, your Amazon Magazine Subscription Manager will give one date, based on Amazon's calendar thinking, and your account on Bloomberg will give a rather different date based on number of issues sent.

Great magazine, but beware the difference in Amazon's and Bloomberg's subscription accounting


title: Read About TV

text: Value...value....value.  This is it if you like TV.  The articles are far more important than the schedule for time shifters and cable cutters.


Years ago I had years of PS - enjoyed. Quit subscription. Thought I would do again for a year. This version of PS is an excellent product. The format of info and articles is great. I strongly recommend.


title: Five Stars

text: Very informative.


title: GOOD MAGAZINE

text: I have really learned a lot from The Family Handyman magazine. It hits all the areas I am interested in and I really look forward to receing my new issue in the mail. I keep all issues so that I can go back and reference various articles.


title: Cheated out of issues

text: I subscribed to Women's Health back in late October 2007.  I knew it would take a few weeks for the subscription to begin.  That was fine.  But when I got my first issue on Dec. 26th, it was the NOVEMBER issue.  At that point, I really didn't need any advice on a healthy Thanksgiving dinner.  I emailed Women's Health directly at their website the next day, and I haven't heard anything back yet.  It's been almost 2 weeks.  I asked them to please begin my subscription with the January issue, as that would be the only one that I wouldn't consider late at that point.  A couple days later I received the December issue (again, I don't really need fitness gift ideas when it's January!) and then I received the January issue.  I am going to call them to see if I can get the subscription start date changed; otherwise, I feel like I was cheated out of two issues of the magazine.  The magazine itself is fine...customer service is awful! **I am editing this to add that they did change the end date of my subscription by 2 months, but they never contacted me to notify me that it had been resolved.  Again, the magazine itself is fine, but watch out for the customer service!!


title: herbs for health magqzine

text: can not  make a  REVIEW--  NEVER RECEIVED IT  ORDER 2-33 NOW  3-22  NOT RECIEVED/  NOT HAPPY


An excellent value.  I enjoy the recipes and travel articles.


title: Five Stars

text: II love this magazine, good advice, very informative and creates a positive mood. Thank you!


title: Love it!

text: Love this magazine.  Gives a lot of good decorating ideas!


title: thick magazine

text:
I got this magazine from unused airline miles and definitely regret getting it. 75% of the pages are for ads (fancy Iranian carpets, dinner sets, antique furniture blah blah). The design articles and photos seem to be for (a) the newly rich lottery winner or (b) middle class folk who may spend all their time fantasising about a wealthy lifestyle.

Avoid this magazine and you will be saving some trees.


title: good magazine with sensible left of center views

text:
New Yorker is one of the best magazines available in the US. It has a good mixture of articles on current events, culture, fiction, humor. And one shouln't forget those notorious cartoons. The lengths of the articles range from the very long to the very short, and should amply sustain one's weekly need for reading material.

Please be aware that all articles have a coat of liberal paint. But the New Yorker is probably the most sensible left of center media source in this country.


title: Five Stars

text: Must have magazine for rockbound people. Show's all kinds of minerals and equipment!


title: Five Stars

text: The best Lapidary magazine! Gives lots of idea's for making jewelry!


title: Look for it every month

text: I was suspicious of a magazine where the se person is on the cover every month. But this one is fantastic!


title: A Variety of Stories in a Compact Size

text: The Reader's Digest hasn't changed in ages.  It's interesting with stories from around the world and compact in size for easy holding.  The anecdotes and the 20 word definitions bring back fond memories of the gold-old yesterday's years!


title: Rip off Alert1

text: Beware- you must cancel after the first three issues otherwise you will be automatically charged for the next year's subscription. I am very unhappy. I have never had a subscription renew 2 months before it's expiration date. I was unable to call and get a credit or cancel the subscription because it is Saturday. However that did not stop them from charging me. They actually tried to charge me twice but my bank declined the second identical charge. Do not sign up for this magazine. The first issue you receive is one that is already a month old. Not worth your money.


title: READER'S DIGEST

text: It the same book at a much lower price than in the store. For those that wants to save money, check this out.


title: Five Stars

text: Great read.


title: Decorating tips

text: The  different ideas on how to blend colors when decorating.


title: Learning the basics of healthy living and adapting them to where I live and my family’s lifestyle.

text: I was happy with all the articles. Some of the recipes are hard to try due to the fact the area I live we do not have access to the ingredients.


title: Technology Review Magazine (MIT)

text:
The Technology magazine seems to be intended for general consumption, and does not give "leads" to follow up on the presented technology.

As a general technology review, it  is interesting and usually has excellent graphics.


title: Great magazine, Great Deal at Amazon!

text: I actually had a 2nd "deal" and was able to use $5 credit from an earlier Amazon magazine purchase!<br />Thanks!


title: Slow in starting subscription

text: They were 2 weeks late in starting my year long subscription and still charged me the 2 weeks toward my subscription. Also I have not been getting my magazine every week, I know they have missed a couple weeks so far. I like the magazine when i get it.


title: One Star

text: Would not recommend


title: Two Stars

text: I love Oprah, but her magazine isn't very interesting.


title: Veranda magazine

text: I love this magazine. It gives me many ideas and I consider it a challenge to make something look as elegant but at a lower price. Gorgeous high end designed homes.


title: Magazine has gone down hill in the last few years ...

text: Magazine has gone down hill in the last few years.  Most of the articles are recycled and many don't provide any specific meaningful product recommendations  For detailed recommendation for some products and for corrections to previous print articles they make you buy a separate subscription to their on-line  service.


title: britain magazine

text: My wife found this magazine to be inspiring and beautiful. It serves to give us ideas if how to have a bit of English elegance in North carolina.


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect


title: Five Stars

text: My wife loves it..


title: Four Stars

text: Love the magazine but too many ads..


title: A good read.

text: Very accessible current science news.


title: Do not own Kindle

text: The subscription is for my disabled son who does not own a kindle, nor do I so the kindle portion of the subscription is not usable. But he loves the magazine.


title: Love Architectural Digest

text: This is one magazine I really enjoy reading in print form.  Beautiful photos and the featured homes and buildings always inspire.


title: Beautiful magazine

text: Beautiful magazine with beautiful pictures of the Santa Fe I have grown to love.  The articles are okay, but the pictures are what reels me in to the mag.


title: This was a gift for my husband. I've gifted ...

text: This was a gift for my husband. I've gifted it to him for three years now and he thoroughly enjoys it.


title: Okay.

text: This magazine has very simple and sometimes silly crochet patterns.  It appears to be published by the Red Heart<br />yarn company which explains a lot.


title: Three Stars

text: Is Patty Hearst still alive?


title: Excellent car magazine.

text: Great magazine as usual.


title: Excellent car magazine.

text: Great articles and testing of vehicles.


title: Five Stars

text: Great photography,  informative articles.


title: Two Stars

text: I used to love PM, but these days its like a hollow shell of its previous form.


title: Out of business

text: I am 11 months into a 2 year subscription that started in July 2018 that I subscribed to on their own website. I have only received the first 3 issues and nothing since. Calls and emails go unanswered and web site is all but shut down. I can only assume that they have gone under AGAIN. No new content on site since Oct 2018. They did the same thing several years ago. I wont hold my breath for a refund.


title: Great magazine but the subscription manager has been quite problematic.

text: I ordered this magazine for grandchildren.  The first issue came to me, not them.  I checked to make sure that the address was correct and then the second, third and fourth issue came to me.  Each time I wrote, and now I am very frustrated.  It defeats the purpose of the magazine subscription for this continued error.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful magazine for quilters.


title: Whole family loves it - keeps waiting for next one to come in

text: I got this to keep kids to spend time on understanding what's out there - places we may not see or should go. It delivers 100%. Good way to spend time and learn, and get them interested in conserving, appreciating the place we are in and understand what things are changing it.


Great magazine for anyone who loves gun and shooting. Enjoy every issue.


title: Five Stars

text: Field & Stream one of the best outdoor magazines on the market.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine At A Great Price!


title: Fly Tyer Magizine

text: If you are looking for a magazine on fly tying Fly Tyer is the one. Filled with information and illustrations on all the new and classic fly tying paterns. Plus stories of intrest about history and people involved in fly tying and fly fishing.  Well worth the cost!.<br />+


title: Five Stars

text: This was a gift for my grandson, he just loves it


title: AThis magazine lives up to its name

text:
I like this magazine so much that I bought subscriptions for several family members.  Its articles appeal to a wide age range, offering concrete, useful  suggestions for women, covering a wide range of topics.  (Some  articles offer practical suggestions that men would appreciate also.)

My only complaint: its that format is so large.  The magazine doesn't fit into my mailbox. ...but I'm willing to live with that situation since it has so many good useful ideas in every issue.  .


title: SUPER MAWGAZINE

text: Beautiful photography and writing.


title: Read every month!

text: This magazine gets read every single month at my house - albeit usually while my hubby is sitting on the toilet. ;-)


title: Four Stars

text: too many ads


title: Has turned into an opinion publication

text: I used to read this as a more high-brow publication, akin to The Economist.  I dropped it in 2016 due to a significant slide in bias.  A friend recently recommended I try it again, but it seems to have become worse.  While everything is factual, it’s now a trustworthy opinion magazine instead of a source of news.


title: One Star

text: Not nearly as good as it use to be years back.


title: Great Magazine

text: This magazine is very funny and interesting. It pokes fun of all of todays topics and the style of comedy is very original. Not to mention all of the fun comics it has in it and the Spy vs Spy 2 comics. It's great and funny.


title: It has down to earth and elegance within it's pages like a really good old friend whom you are oh ...

text: LOOOOOVE this magazine. It has down to earth and elegance within it's pages like a really good old friend whom you are oh so comfortable with:)


title: As good as it gets

text: One of the better magazines. Always was one I would buy at the store. So much easier to just have it mailed.


title: Very nice

text: I am trying to incorporate some healthy recipes into my life and was looking for something that would give me quick and healthy reipes. this mostly does the trick. It doesn't seem to need twenty thousand different ingredients I don't have  to make one quick  healthy dinner.


title: nice

text: Love the magazine. always end up letting my daughter borrow it.awesome price for what you are getting. Love to decorate


title: I bought as a gift subscription

text: I bought this magizine subscription as a gift for my daughter inlaw.  She has not received it yet but is really looking forward to it.


title: Won't let me cancel

text: Have canceled more than once and still am getting charged.


title: Horrible

text: The worst magazine ever! I cancelled but they took money out of my account anyway.  Beware!!!!!


title: Tk

text: Love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: took a long time to come,but,I'm enjoying it.


title: Fluffy foofoo girlie magazine

text:
This fitness magazine is weak.  The models are generally skinny and not exceptionally toned.  Lots of ads featuring rail-thin girls hanging on to musclebound greased up dudes.  Even the models posing for the work-out sections are usually super skinny  anemic models who would topple over in exhaustion if they had to work-out with anything but a rubber band or a 3 lb hand weight.  Nothing wrong with superskinny women, but these are the same body types I see in Vogue and Cosmo--the type who don't really want to gain muscle in the first place.

Did I fail to mention that the magazine is packed full of silly makeup hints, love quizzes and how to be a better lover tips? gag

How to workout with a rubber ball and get fit with a kitchen dishrag, really isn't my idea of working out.  If you are more serious into weight training, seeing strong looking role models with cut bodies and trained muscles try magazines like HERS and Oxygen.  In these magazine the women have strong healthy bodies, feminine fitness models and mind you, not those behemoth heavyweight muscle bulging steroid type.  The work-outs and training tips are lot more helpful in HERS and Oxygen as well.  SHAPE Mag is way to foofoo for the serious minded Female fitness nut.


title: Good price educational and fun

text: My son got these for his birthday! Good price educational and fun!


title: Real magazine I'd very good

text: Know feedback at this time


title: Five Stars

text: What's not to like about Smithsonian?


title: What a treat!

text: What a treat!


title: Best Men's Magazine

text: Some of my favorite workouts come from Men's Fitness - T-shirt Body Workout (Best Ever!!). Head and shoulders above other men's magazines.


title: Thanks Dr. OZ

text: Great magazine with healthy living advice and tips that are easy for most readers.


title: I love Rachael Ray

text: I love Rachael Ray.  Her magazine has pics & names in the front of all the recipes.  it makes it easy when you want to find recipe quickly instead of having to search an entire magazine


title: order it/paid for it/never received it

text: I ordered this magazine on line as a Christmas gift for my daughter.  I received a confirmation back saying it would arrive by 2/11/13.  A month later still no magaize.  Website I used says it's not their department go to another site.  It is not in operation.  Phone number that appears on my credit card statement for them belongs to some man - no company.  Save your money it's just a rip-off.  I would have thought better from Rachel Ray.


title: Favorite Magazine

text: I always find at least one thing in each issue to make.  Great buy for for anyone interested in repurposing things or design on a budget.


title: Could be vetter.

text: Wish they would focus on old trains and not rhe new electronic stuff. It was much better when it first came out.


title: Does not ship

text: I ordered and paid for year subscription in the fall. Got one magazine that is good for two weeks in early December, have not received anymore. Very disappointed


title: Service is excellent if you get it from CSPI

text: Don't let the negative reviews prevent you from ordering.  Just go to CPSI and order it.  I get it in a very timely fashion and have NEVER had a problem.  The problems must be with Amazon.  Best source of nutrition information out there.  Very concise, reader friendly...


title: GREAT MAGAZINE

text: Received first issue 4 weeks after placing order - site said 6-10 weeks. Had purchased subsription from 2 different sellers on e-bay but never received either one. As usual Amazon came through.


title: Beginning delivery time of Kappa Publishers' Cryptogram Special is taking too long.

text: I have not yet received a single copy, and it has been 8 weeks since  I ordered. I actually love the Kappa Cryptograms Special because it has a variety of types of puzzles which are fun and challenging to work. These are great puzzles to teach student spelling and word order of sentences, interesting historical facts, a bit of geography, how to figure words whose letters are all replaced with numbers and made into a crossword puzzle without giving hints as to what word goes where. I have taught my high school English classes how to work the cryptograms and give extra points to the student who correctly completes his/her answer to the puzzle. The students would pick up the day's puzzle on their way into the classroom, take them to their seats and work them while I checked the roll and other beginning of the period duties. The best thing is that the students loved them. I am "chomping at the bit" for more puzzles to arrive!


title: Five Stars

text: my favorite magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Great!


title: Learning a lot

text: My future vet keeps these mags for future use.  She says they are fill of important info and she learns alot.


title: Pageturner for kids

text: My future vet loves it


title: Newspaper NOT a Magazine

text:
Didn’t know I was paying that much for a newspaper NOT a Magazine

Received one issue and no more suppose to be 12 issues


title: Gold Standard in DIY

text: TOH should be the gold standard of all DIYers. The magazine provides lots of good information but the magazine’s website is a treasure trove of information from the absolute best of the best. Why watch a YouTube video anyone can post when you can watch a video from Tom Silva on the exact same project?


title: Fast Bikes is one of the best sport bike magazines you'll find!!

text: I agree with the first reveiw that since it comes for the UK it is real costly to buy ($12.99) or subscribe ($200+) to. But if your at a Borders store look for this magazine you won't be disappointed. Unlike all the other sport bike magazines that seem to only tell you about next years bikes, this magazine has sections on: buying the 3 best used bikes at $3000 and the 3 best for $4000, also all the people that write in this mag at the back each have a section on what bike there riding and the lastest mods they've done to there bike and the price. This mag does have all the lastest bikes tested all the news on next years bikes superbike and streetfighter.


title: PSM Magazine

text: This is a great magazine for Playstation fans.  If you just want PS news and want to skip the other consoles, this is a good way to do it.  News and reviews are fair and seem unbiased.


title: Awesome magazine!

text: Creative interesting magazine...not the same 'run of the mill' articles.  Great price on Amazon and easy way to give a gift!


title: I was disappointed in this magazine it didn't have what I really ...

text: I was disappointed in this magazine it didn't have what I really needed or could use. I wouldn't get it again


title: It's Oprah, how can you go wrong?

text:
I love several features - Martha Beck always has good words of practical advice or comfort for me - and makes me feel great after reading it.

Oprah always has an interview with someone interesting, and frankly, if I was as talented and successful as Oprah, I think I would also have a magazine with MY picture on it every month!  Love it.  Look forward to the new issue each month, and I like that I'm not paying full price for it.


title: Best sewing magazine

text: This is by far the best sewing magazine I've read. I've been sewing for 40 years and Threads still teaches me. Love it!


title: Thumbs Up

text: If you like reading, you will love Bookmarks. It has so many good recommendations in every issue.


title: Fantastic magazine! Even if I'm not looking for a ...

text: Fantastic magazine!  Even if I'm not looking for a home project, the magazine is great to look through.  Very colorful.  Super ideas!


title: Five Stars

text: Favorite


title: Love this Magazine

text: My kids love Nature Friend Magazine.  It has came along way since when I Mother use to get it.  It is now full of great pictures and fun things for the kids to do.  These are more for the older child, 7 on up I would imagine but my 4 year old loves looking at the pictures.  I am continuously fishing them out from underneath his bed.  The stories target animals that are found in the US so a child can relate more with this, I think this is why my husband and children find it so fascinating.  As soon as we receive an issue, he sits down with the kids and reads it from cover to cover.  They are very kid friendly meaning they welcome kids ideas,  stories, and opinions and will publish them.  I guess this would make it a readers magazine.  We love the magazine and I believe it would make a great addition to any home.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazines


title: Doesn’t arrive till Feb.  it’s still December!!

text: I love BH&G so I look forward to receiving it.


title: Cosy cottage beats sprawling McMansion

text: A feast for the eyes! Fully of lots of cottage and bungalow photos and stories. What is not to like?


title: Perfect

text: Fantastic! Couldn’t be better.


title: Good

text: Good


title: good stuff

text: great magazine, the latest and greatest on all the new photo stuff for any of us shutterbugs out there.


title: Love this magazine.

text: Good and well-described recipes.


title: Discontinued.

text: Ingredients I don't regularly use..


title: Love this magazine.

text: Good recipes and wonderful pictures.


title: Boring

text: Boring


title: Poor shipping

text: Took 3 months to begin subscription.


title: House & Garden my foot

text: I am extremely disappointed that I used my Valentine's Gift Certifcate to purchase this magazine.  I find that it is nothing like what I thought, helpful hints on painting, decorating etc.  It is simply advertisements.  I'd love to cancel this subscription and not lose the benefit of my gift.


title: outdoor life

text: This is a great magazine like the product reviews. I enjoy the indept articles that cover fishing and hunting you get a lot out of each issue.


title: Good read!

text: Our grandsons found this magazine very entertaining and interesting<br />I have renewed the subscription


title: awesome deal

text: Great Mag at a great price very informative mag that offers free espn insider and online preview editions. ...did I mention amazon has best mag prices in the business!!!!!


title: Nothing

text: My sister love's them


I cancelled all my other food magazine subscriptions when i got this one. its the best if you are just interested in the recipes, no articles or filler bs. there's 80+ recipes in every issue, i end up bookmarking half or more to try. the recipes are simple and require few ingredients but delicious


title: CR review

text: Excellent magazine. Very unbiased. Reviews many brands. A must have for every one. I recommend this to family and friends.


title: Five Stars

text: This is a fantastic magazine if you love history.


title: Great for interior decorators not for craftsman

text: It was more about interior decorating than craftsmanship and the trades.


title: terrible - full of junk advertising

text: I am a long term subscriber to National Geographic and expected this to be a great magazine for my two children.  What a disappointment! It is loaded with commercial advertisements - and not for educational toys, but junk!  The worst children's magazine I have ever seen.  I wish I had previewed it before wasting my money, but I took it for granted that National Geographic would be producing a quality product.  Save your money and buy something else for your children.


title: Best watercolor mag ever

text: Best watercolor mag ever. I got this mag for a year and I keep going back to the projects, trying new techniques. Wonderful tutorials. I am about to re subscribe and can hardly wait to get the next issue.


title: Magazine Order

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Excellently written articles  and fantastic photos


title: Do not recommend.

text: Not what it used to be.<br />More a political rag mag now.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine more than some of my older home magazines.  Will certainly keep this subscription.


title: interesting magazine

text: The magazine has good ideas for the presentation of food and easy recipes to try.  I look forward to the next issue.


title: Hooray for America

text: Keeps up my spirits for America. With a so called commander and chief who maligns us and isn't an American,  it is a welcome publication.


title: The magazine is built upon a different current topic and the last  left me with a Zen like feeling.

text: I thought I might be getting more of the "Gaines" ideas and thoughts.  Maybe even some corney stories about some<br />of their experiences and people they have met along the way in a one on one type dialogue.  I appreciate the recipes and the content on segments done by others and the last issue with changing of the leaves, etc was a comfortable read.  I guess I thought it would also have some deeper design or creative ideas that they are known for.  I miss their program and miss them.  I think it is a good magazine and I had my own concept of what I thought it would be before I opened this issue.


title: a great magazine for curious kids who love animals!!!!!!!

text: i bought this magazine for my nephew tyler who was 8 when he first started getting it and he told me that he loves it!!!!!!!!!!!!! tyler loves reading about the world, other kids in other countries and especially about animals!!!!!!!<br />tyler told me he likes it better than ranger rick. this magazine is 'ripped' from the mailbox and taken to his room and devoured every month.


title: took a long time to ship

text: Just so you know, it took our order 2 months to process and then we received two magazines at once.


The vendor refused to honor the $15 subscripton request.

I tried previosly when it was $10 with the same result.

Good Luck to you.


title: Subscription not extended

text: I selected this option to extend my current subscription which was expiring. But instead of adding to my existing one, they started a new one which is overlapping  by 4 weeks, so now I am getting duplicates and losing 4 editions on the back end.


title: Five Stars

text: Wife loves this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great ideas!!


title: One Star

text: This magazine stinks.


title: Not all access

text: This is not all access :( unless you have the newest smart phone in the market or what to change your IPhone format to the horrid 7.0 you will not be able to download the app to view this magazine. Its a shame because I do love the paper magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: offensive

text: i ordered this magazine for my classroom's SSR.  after their continued support of maura kelly's blog about the tv characters mike and molly, i am so offended.  discontinued subscription, will never subscribe again.


title: Four Stars

text: An expensive magazine, but unique in its products.


title: Five Stars

text: Superb price!


title: Love it

text:
I can't believe I almost didn't subscribe.
It's great. It's interesting to read and you learn a lot.
Just which it would be slightly more realistic at times


title: alright articles, but they'll try to screw you over

text: There articles are alright, but they screw you on the amount you get as i only got 10 of the 12 months subcription. so be carefull unless you are on the auto renew.


title: Good storys, But more ads then i perfer

text: Its has alot of good articles and How-tos, which i have been able to take advantage of more times then i can count. The only Grip I have is that they have alot more ads then a couple of years ago which I don't really like.


title: Good story, But more ads then i perfer

text: The magazine has alot of good articles and my only gripe is that there are more ads then there use to be a couple of years ago which I don't like, But it is a good magazine if you are in to science or technology.


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine!


title: Magazine miss advertises

text: Print magazine says that if you subscribe that you get an ipad subscription.  This is all lies.  I called to get my ipad subscription and they said that it was not available for my print subscription.  On the web site, on the printed magazine it says that it should be free.  Why should you pay for both a print and an ipad subscription.  I will not subscribe again.


title: just OK

text: too little pages - limited information


title: Don’t like this magazine.

text: Not like it used to be!<br />To cluttered with small articles, about make up, shampoo. Etc. I would like to see more things like simplifying things around the house or organizing made simple. More pictures to see. Less to read.


title: Five Stars

text: Was the perfect gift.. My neice has been enjoying the recipes and articles that come with this magazine


title: Best magazine

text: Deep insight and meticulously researched articles


title: great mag..

text: helpful hints, new items, tool reviews, ideas, helped me with alot of home improvement projects and ideas for future tool purchases


title: Excellent Art Quilter's Journal!

text: Quilting Arts offers a wealth of innovative ideas for art quilters -- ideas like new techniques for painting fabric and paper, incorporating metal into fabric pieces, art journaling, bookmaking, machine quilting, and blending various media into a unique artistic piece.  Each issue opens exciting new doors!


title: I think the TV guide should tell us what is ...

text: I think the TV guide should tell us what is on during the day and early morning, people work various shifts and not just evening.<br />Why is this??


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine!  It gives very clear instructions with wonderful recipes.  So glad my friends recommended this magazine.


title: Cooks for the serious cook.

text: This is a gift for a friend who requested that it be renewed.  He is a terrific cook and loves the magazine


title: Great DIY projects

text: This is a good magazine for do it yourself projects and also things to buy for your home.


title: Great Magazine with wonder DIY projects

text: A great magazine with great ideas on do it yourself projects.  Especially love the Halloween decorations to make.


title: Five Stars

text: Always love Oprah. 'Nuff said.


title: I has not arrived

text: I have not gotten it yet.  Could review if I saw it.  Please let me know if/when it is coming.


title: Disappointed with MORE Magazine

text: I am VERY disappointed with this magazine. The content is weak & the fashion pages are certainly not aimed toward the every-day woman. It's weird & poorly done.


title: Four Stars

text: Nice travel reviews...


title: Did not order this and it’s a non refundable evergreen contract that won’t go away

text: You can’t get out of this contract, it’s an evergreen agreement and very deceptive


title: Stopped offering publication

text: Stopped print and gave me Southern Living in place of Coastal Living without warning.


title: Five Stars

text: Cool


title: Fast delivery.

text: Always happy with Southern Living Magazine.  It arrived earlier than expected.


title: coastal living

text: I love the home decor ideas, the fashions and recipes. Great magazine! for those who live in a colder climate.


title: Latest news

text: It's practical and keeps you up to date.


title: magazine

text: I was hoping there would be instructions provided on how to view the magazine on my tablet, but there wasn't any.


title: Great!

text: As Described, fasrt service.


title: No problems with delivery of this magazine. It came a day after Christmas .

text: My daughter loves this magazine and I was pleased that it came a little earlier than expected. I already know that she enjoys the magazine.


title: Two Stars

text: not worth renewal,all ads


title: Great!

text:
Everything expected!  Would not renew subscription if it did not enjoy magazine!
 Contains articles I thoroughly enjoy reading.

  thank you


title: Gluten free magazine

text: Never received any issue's.


title: Don't expect to go on the consumer reports website to ...

text: Don't expect to go on the consumer reports website to further review product information just because you subscribe to their magazine. To review product information on-line you need their digital subscription as well. I wish that had been a little more clear before I subscribed to their magazine.


title: I’m Wired ....

text: Its a great magazine for tech and other life style things... love the charts and shopping guides. Great subscription deal.


title: Great mag for all skiers!

text: Have enjoyed this mag for years.


title: Great Recipes

text: The magazine has consistently good recipes to try and make family favorites.


title: A gift/share item

text: I am have a subscription and enjoy the entire publication....this was a gift/share to my daughter.  Amazon makes it extremely easy to give gifts by allowing items to be directly shipped to the receiver.


title: Gaining financial knowledge

text: I enjoy reading the articles and they are good for financial learning.


title: Excellent recipes

text: Love this magazine and all of the recipes in it!  The sweets are my favorite.  While the recipes may not be the healthiest, they are always tasty!


title: Fun Magazine

text: Enjoy seeing the latest trends in color.


title: Just so's you knows...

text:
Like many trade mags these days, HDVP definitely has some useful tidbits hidden inside it (particularly the Help and Assist columns). However, it mostly feels like an extended shill for products -- numerous reviews of products that are completely milquetoast, for fear of upsetting the company providing the product in question. I guess it is what a mag has to do in order to survive these days, but it does get old after reading a year's subscription.

It's perfect for people who salivate over equipment specs or want to browse the latest and greatest gadgets like a kid with the Sears Holiday Wish Book, but for those of us who actually want to know how people are using the gear, and what they learned (both positive and negative) from those experiences, it can leave us a little wanting at times.


title: Just what I was looking for

text: Excellent articles running the spiritual gamut.  The variety and rich scope touched all my desires for meaningful dailogue.  The thoughts and subjects discussed in my first issue cause me to eagerly await the next.  I'm so looking forward to more articles that will scratch that deep and soulful itch!


title: No interest

text: My kids love animals, but they have NO interest in this magazine.


title: Can't afford Marthas World.

text: I don't know,  it's just too too for me, an ordinary not rich senior.


title: Perfect teenage girl gift

text: We gave this to my boyfriend's 12-yr-old niece (who has every imaginable tech toy someone could have!) for Christmas this year and it was the perfect gift! She's just coming into her own now and has lots of curiousity about make-up, clothes, accessories, etc. This mag helps her figure some of that stuff out on her own without the influence of her friends or worse yet, parents---yuck! It's so cute how excited she gets when her mag comes in the mail! She's like a mini-me of an adult getting their People.


title: Perfect teenage girl gift

text: We gave this to my boyfriend's 12-yr-old niece (who has every imaginable tech toy someone could have!) for Christmas this year and it was the perfect gift!  She's just coming into her own now and has lots of curiousity about make-up, clothes, accessories, etc.  This mag helps her figure some of that stuff out on her own without the influence of her friends or worse yet, parents---yuck!  It's so cute how excited she gets when her mag comes in the mail!  She's like a mini-me of an adult getting their People.


title: There's no "there" there.

text: This magazine is great, once.  After that, I'm kind of left wondering who subscribes to get the same thing, month after month.  The photography and styling are beautiful, but the articles are superficial and many of the ideas, silly.  For example, is it really a time or energy saver to take a photo of your shoes and attach it to the outside of the shoebox, rather than to take a Sharpie and write "blue suede flats" on it?  How many times can you reorganize your closets/bathrooms or buy new storage containers?  I find, when I've read Real Simple, that I come away with a tip or two per issue, maybe.  It's fun for a mindless half-hour in the waiting room at the doctor's office.  Nothing worth a year's subscription.


title: My favorite magazine!

text: I am always so excited when I get my latest issue.  Great money saving tips, coupons and good articles!  The best!


title: Five Stars

text: great!


title: N?A

text: thanks


title: Great...where is it going?

text:
I've enjoyed Tricycle for many years, but it does contain a lot of advertising, and I'm baffled when the publisher solicits donations to keep the magazine running.  I'd rather see them fully embrace one form of revenue or the other.  If they're not-for-profit, what's with all the slick ads?

Essentially, Tricycle seems to be heading towards a more self-serving model of publishing.  Perhaps I simply miss the days when it was fresh and vibrant with new ideas.

Still, four stars!


title: A Good Read

text: Bought subscription for my wife.  For Archaeology topics, this magazine is one of the best sources for current information.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of facts.


title: Five Stars

text: Very helpful magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Fast Shipping! Item as described.


title: Real Simple

text: I like this magazine.  In fact it's my favorite right now.  I love the cute and simple ideas even I can do.


title: Food Network Magazine

text: I bought as a gift for my granddaughter.  Every time she receives one she gets excited.


title: Excellent Magazine for dog lovers in the west!

text: I have been subscribing to City Dog since it began and the magazine has only gotten better over the years. Excellent content on where to travel with your pooch, pet advice and all things doggie in WA, CA and OR.


title: A perfect combo of factoids

text: Incredibly interesting magazine in bite-sized chunks.  It even got my wife hooked, who had enough to do reading 20+ books for med school... A perfect combo of factoids,  visually stunning photography, and good writing. If you are a long-time Popular Science (not affiliated) reader like me,  gives this one a shot... you won't be disappointed!


title: Good quality production magazine

text:
We both like the show and the Gaine's

Haven't read this yet
Digital man


title: Scam! Avoid!

text: While I like the content of the magazine I don't like the fact that they only sent me a single issue from my first annual subscription and it took five months to get that. They then tried to renew for another full year! One issue a year is ridiculous!


title: Great biker travel magazine.

text: Wish it came out in digital format via Zinio like my other subscriptions.


title: Three Stars

text: I was wanting more ideas


title: backpacker magazine

text: This magazine is even more than I thought it would be. It covers so many aspects of hiking that there isn't room to list them all. I would also recommend this to any outdoor enthusiast.


title: Great magazine!

text: I just love this magazine and I’m glad I am getting my own copy now.


I’ve tried cancelling this subscription several times but I keep getting billed, what gives?


title: Four Stars

text: This is a good magazine with lots of helpful information.


title: a breath of fresh air

text: I really enjoyed the first issue. Sure, it is about high end products. However, this mother is happy to find an alternative to pastels and Winnie the Pooh.


title: Nice

text: My grandchildren are enjoying this magazine.  However, I wasn't aware it would automatically renew.  I was surprised to find the renewal notice when I hadn't done it.  I don't like this method of getting my business.  I prefer to initiate my own orders.


title: This magazine is aimed at millionaires at this point, ...

text: This magazine is aimed at millionaires at this point, all the products they review are in the thousands of dollars; I'm just a regular guy with a family not able to afford such things. The second reason why I cancelled my subscription was that every other month there was either a climb Mount Everest and the people that died doing so, or an article about the war in ____________(insert name here: Iraq, Afghanistan...) I'm a family man not likely to do either of those things. Whatever happened to the articles about reachable and affordable destinations? The magazine changed at some point and it is definitely catering to the rich.


title: So many creative projects

text: This magazine gives me more ideas to keep me busy for more home projects.


title: Even Better

text: I used to take TV Guide years ago but quit for some reason. I just got my first issue and this is even better than it used to be!


title: Great balance of thoughtful views

text: The Economist is the best single periodical for keeping up with current events across politics, international affairs, science, economics and more.


title: Ceased publication

text: I love this magazine. The one star is because Meredith Corp. stopped printing this magazine.