title: AllRecipes Has Changed

text: I was very disappointed in my first issue of the AllRecipess magazine. When it first came out, it was chock full of recipes by people like me! The format of the magazine has changed to giving more lengthy articles about either ingredients or food techniques. That's what most other food magazines do. What USED to set this magazine apart was the sheer amount of recipes by everyday cooks...similar to the website. I am so disappointed that I probably won't renew my subscription. I was tempted to cancel this subscription, but I only paid $5 so it wouldn't be worth the trouble.


title: Five Stars

text: Love!!!


title: to understand this magazine you have to be born in Russia

text: Unfortunately commercial is everywhere and nothing you can do about this.<br />This magazine not an exclusion  but you will find a lot of useful information there too.


title: A great gift for someone who loves the outdoors!

text: This was a gift and the person loved getting this magazine! It was a great deal and I think a great gift.


title: Delivery

text: My son enjoy's reading this magazine.


title: sized to fit in my bag

text: good read!!!! - to know i am not alone


title: Where did all the recipes go?

text: I’ve subscribed to Bon Appetit for ten years but over the past few years they started writing more bio pieces and less about the food. This year I found very few recipes that seemed exciting or interesting. I do prefer Mediterranean, Asian and French food and didn’t mind the additional cultural food they’ve been including, but including substitutes for very difficult to obtain ingredients would have been helpful. There’s a big focus on accessibility, which means a lot of the articles feature a ‘simple way to do x or y’ and I wasn’t learning anything new. I’m going to give Food and Wine a shot, but will come back to Bon Appetit if it goes back to teaching about cooking.


title: Get back to what made the magazine Popular

text:
As a subscriber since the mid-90s, it was my favorite magazine with a lot of articles with a variety of topic, and how-to articles. Lately, it is a gimmicky cover and content that is the "shelf-bait" or magazine equivalent of "click-bait." It went downhill right when they added the lifestyle segment where they show people working and then list the overpriced clothing that nobody sensible in that profession would wear. Issues now have content showing you where to go online to do something, or what software to download, or how to narrate a youtube video. Where is the article on technology and getting your hands dirty? Or car reviews?

 I'm done renewing.


title: Changed for the worse

text: Changed for the worse. Has definitely lost some of its class and polish. This charter subscriber will finally be canceling.


title: Quilter

text: I am a quilter, love the ideas


title: Five Stars

text: I always enjoy this magazine the patterns are the best


title: Not worth it!

text: I purchased a monthly subscription for 6 months, only received 2 magazines. It is always listed as "running late"


title: Homemaker's Favorite!

text: Super Magazine for Homemakers!<br />Very good articles.  Excellent recipes. Lots of good tips and suggestions for decorating the home. Reasonably priced fashions


title: Jane minus Jane

text: Ever since Jane left, this magazine has fallen flat.  It is still a better alternative to the other women's "fashion" magazines, but it is lacking its edge.  I used to really enjoy the photography, but even that doesn't seem to be as good. If you are not interested in how to please or meet a man, then this magazine is a good option, just not as good as it used to be.


title: Great Magazine,with a great amount of information.

text: Great Magazine


title: HELP

text: Am I gonna get my money back? They just announced they are ending these magazines


title: Completely useless

text: Mine never worked.  Now I have to take steps to ensure safe recycling.  Completely useless


title: Its Great

text: Its Great


title: Not the same magazine.....

text:
Scientific American has really changed lately, so much so that I didn't renew my subscription. I then got a notice that they were turning it over to a debt collection agency, had to call and unsubscribe. Cute.

If you are looking for research articles and neutral reporting, go elsewhere. Many issues were just a collection of short commentaries, ads, and editorializing.  If you like light reading, and don't mind liberal views it might be great. The writers tend to bash religion and rightwingers, and as others have noted spend a lot of time on environmental issues esp. global warming. It got to be tiresome and I didn't want to pay for Steve Mirsky's lame-o humor. I'm giving Science News a shot, it looks pretty decent. Seed is also a possibility, but I liked the biweekly format of the former.


title: Not happy with renewal price

text: The magazine is great but after renewing I got mailed a 50% off offer from highlights for early bird renewal. Next year I will save myself some money!


title: Great!

text: Our children loved this magazine for years and now our grandchildren are loving it.  Such a great magazine with beautiful photos, very interesting stories and activities.  An all around great magazine.


title: Love this magazine!

text: This magazine was a staple in our home when our children were growing up.  Now, our grandchildren are enjoying it.  Such a good magazine with great photos, stories that hold the child's interest, educational and funny.  A real pleasure.


title: Love Love Love

text: This magazine was in our home for years and now it is in our grandchildren's homes!  Great stories, keeps the child's interest, great photos, educational and funny.  Love this magazine.


title: Best magazine out there

text: I get several magazines, but this is the only one I read cover to cover. When friends and family come over, they reach for the Vanity Fair magazine first thing and become obsorbed in the pictures and articles (to some extent). Mainly the pictures. I personally love them both.


title: ... a gift for my daughter who considers Maine the best state in the Union

text: I subscribed as a gift for my daughter who considers Maine the best state in the Union. She loves the magazine. Says she read every other publication devoted to Maine that she could find before making her choice, and Down East wins her vote!


title: Magazine to keep

text: Last year we gave a subscription to an artist friend for her birthday. She likes it so much, we've renewed the subscription.


title: Not available apparentlyl

text: I have been informed that the VF app is not available in my geographical area (I live in France). ...I wasted some money here!


title: good rag for ideas

text: I subcribed to this magazine to have it sent to my cabin on the river. I use the cabin mostly in the warm months. I use the magazine for new ideas others share in the pages. It is a good read when we are off the grid.


title: Great Russian magazine

text: I look forward to every issue. Very informative and well written


title: Very bad service from Amazon and the delivery of the magazine

text:
My husband bought this magazine for me last XMas, and ordered it before Dec 20, 2006.
The magazine was supposed to arrive 4 to 6 weeks after. I called numerous times as by the end of Feb, still no news of the magazine.
The staff at Amazon Magazine Service was non efficient, clueless and rude.
I received my 1st magazine on April 8.
Since then, the magazine does not even arrive on time or close to on time. I usually get it 1 month to 1 month and half later than the due date.
We paid about $175 for a weekly magazine that I could get at a much lower rate through relatives in France and much faster too. So just be aware if you plan to get Femme Actuelle, find another company and make sure the magazine price includes in the price a non "snail mail" delivery. The magazine itself cost about 56 euros ($79)  and with the rest of the money they  make, they can not figure it out in 1st class mail

Very sad, as Femme Actuelle is a very good and fun magazine. Not again will I order a magazine through Amazon.

Sandrine- Corte Madera


title: Four Stars

text: Great for kids!


title: Five Stars

text: Great price


title: Magazine no show

text: The thing about this magazine is I have yet to receive  it. Its been on the way for weeks now!


title: Five Stars

text: fav magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Has great articles.


title: My fav!

text: Awesome magazine.


title: Great for Those With Difficulty Seeing

text: This is not only easy for our 97 year old grandfather to read than regular magazine print, but it is also filled with a great array of stories and articles that he reads from front to back.


title: New knowledge about food science

text: Reading. Interesting articles since food science has become prevalent


title: Christmas Gift for Granddaughter

text: I bought this magazine for my 4 year old Granddaughter as a Christmas gift, she was thrilled with having mail come for her and she has really enjoyed the magazine.<br />Thank you.


title: Five Stars

text: I really enjoy the Reader's Digest.  However I hate all the other magazines they send.


title: Strickly Slot magazines

text: I have not received any issues yet however, I have taken these magazines for several years and love them. I love to read how all the casinos through out the US are paying out!


title: Easy and good price

text: I have always subscribed to good housekeeping and this is a good way to get a good price and its an easier way to renew it!


title: Never got it!!!!

text: I ordered this on January 31st and here it is, March 19th and I've never received an issue.  I understand that it takes time to process, but sheesh!  I'm VERY DISAPPOINTED in the quality of the service.


title: Good magazine

text: Good magazine


title: Loving it

text: Man I could not love this magazine any more then I already do.


title: Too Many Ads, Not Enough Content

text: They just get some serious funding from Benjamin Moore because half their magazines and articles are about painting. I didn’t even read the last issue I received because it was just more of the same! There’s also not much genuine creativity or talent in here. It’s basically a glorified catalogue.


title: Great Resourceful Magazine!

text: Because of this magazine, I have been up to date on all the latest contests and have enjoyed getting the digital copy and print copy. I like to highlight the print copy and tag pages. On the digital copy, I get to read it earlier. It has many useful writing tips inside and I enjoy reading all the articles.


title: One Star

text: This magazine has the worst of pseudo-science.  The title should be: 'Experience Life While Wearing a Tin-foil Hat'.


title: Excellent stories about real people

text: I have been reading this magazine since it first came out. Excellent stories about real people, real food, and real places. Hands down, one of the best magazines about food, culture, life, travel, nostalgia.


title: Very Disappointed Mom

text: I thought that National Geographic Kids magazine would be the "kid" version of the adult one.  But it turned out to be a waste of money.  The magazine is full of advertisement and the articles are too brief.  Too bad I can't get a refund.


title: I like writers

text: I really look forward to the articles .Why am i getting 2 copies?The ads are over the top.Good bye for now


title: No Magazine yet.

text: I ordered this on May 31st.  As of August 26th still no magazine.  I understand that $5 is cheap for this suscription, which is why I was willing to give Future and Amazon the benefit of the doubt, but it's almost 3 months now since I have paid for this subscription.  If I dont get my first issue in a week, I'll probably check with my bank and see if I can dispute this charge.


title: Only got 4 months for a 12 month subscription!

text: I love Vogue but you don't get what they are claiming is a 12 month subscription. I received September through December issues but never received the January issue.  Now I should have Jan & Feb also but Amazon claimed it was "on the way" and "delayed because of the holidays in December".


title: Gave me more information than expected.

text: Very interesting and informative.


title: Hate the new format! Boring!

text: Terrible magazine. I liked the old format. I looked forward to getting it. Now I glance through it and toss it in garbage. Boring!


title: Delivery Time

text: Almost ordered this magazine, sounds interesting. Then I see that my first monthly edition will arrive in 12-16 weeks!  Just ordered something from Lithoania and it arrived in less than 10 days. How hard is it to process a payment, print a label and put it in the mail?  Will stick to electronic edition to Bicycling....


title: Unwanted subscription No options

text: I didn't want the magazine's. The subscription renewed itself. I tried to prevent it from happening but the option to stop it wasn't available. No stars from me.(Again I don't have that option)I don't have time to read them.... A waste...


title: Good reading

text: Good reading


title: Failure to deliver paid, subscribed New Yorker issues..

text: I have enjoyed reading the New Yorker for years, and recently (November 11 2020) subscribed to it again, this time  per Amazon. Unfortunately, as of today, January 2 2021, I have not received the last three (3) issues of the New Yorker. I look forward to the most interesting, timely and over the top journalistic devotions the New Yorker has consistently offered, though sadly, at this point after no recourse offered, I’m forced to rethink any subscriptions offered by Amazon.


title: good stuff

text: bought for a public library so we can keep the locals happy.  I opted for a magazine as apposed to a book for nonfiction on fishing so there will be a new one coming for them to read instead of one book about fishing


title: Nice magazine for a reading corner

text: The diversity of people is good


title: Allrecipes ❤

text: One of my favorite food magazines I get. I Can always find at least 2 recipes to try out of each magazine.


title: Trash magazine disguised as a fitness magazine

text: I throw it straight in the trash every month when it arrives.  It's nothing but a swimsuit issue.  Really, there is no need for every other ad to have naked women in it.  Have a little class.


title: I got Wired!

text: It is so much nicer the read Wired on the go.  I don't want to carry the magazine with me and now I don't have to.  Great content and relevant.


title: Science for anyone

text: I really enjoy this magazine. The articles really delve into the science of anything and everything but, at a level that almost anyone can understand. This magazine also partakes in real science and not the theoretical untested science of some other magazines (I'm looking at you Discover). If you like science and bleeding edge technology, I highly recommend this magazine.


title: One of my favorite magazines

text: This is one of my favorite magazines. I am not a pilot but, some day I hope to be. This magazine gives me a glimpse into the world of aviation that I won't be able to join for several more years. If you like reading about flying then this is the magazine for you.


title: Great Magazine

text: This magazine is great. It has alot of simplicity. It doesn't talk about all the latest celebrity gossip which makes it nice. My favorite section is the D.I.Y. because the projects are cute and simple. Find out what your favorite section is; order it now! (Although the cover price is expensive, it sure is worth a try)


title: Louisiana Cooking  At It's Best

text: I grew up in south Louisiana and i love the food there.This is one of my favorite magazines and my daughtes ,too.We look forward to it ,I hope it is around always.


title: Love England? buy this magazine!

text: Wonderful magazine for Anglophiles and house lovers. A very beautiful publication, great articles, and the houses! Very gorgeous and in all styles from humble to grand. Almost as good as a trip to England.


title: Excellent value

text: Love taking my time going thru magazine drooling.  Chock full of ideas and products to make your house...YOUR HOME!


title: Five Stars

text: one of the best magazines


title: Great for early readers!

text: 7 year old and 5 year old love this magazine.  Very light and fun read to get get them thinking and interested in various topics.


title: Import scene fan boys bible

text:
Latest trend coverage here: from muffler tips and clears lights, to hiper white bulbs, RS Akimoto intakes, chikara headers, & airmass exhausts. role call graphics, windshield banners, gtr wings, combat kits.... Oh he body kits. Wings west, black widow, side makers, then jackson racing, and bulfrog cam kits. Soon after turbonetics turbo kits, and then motor swaps. The work was never the same. Hasport mad props! Racing ain't a thing. Next we see the Jdm scene introduced. Headlights, conversions, interiors, $$$ rhd conversions. Vip is on the come up. Luxery is in; racing is somewhat out. Next custom finishes, hot rod type smoothed bays, wire tucks, candy coats, and custom plating. Then along came low offset. Next stance...

Where do we go from here? Who knows, but super street will be there to cover it. Thank you super street !


title: An Invaluable Source of Wine Information

text: Parker is the leading consumer analyst for the wine industry.  Anyone serious about wine should subscribe to the Wine Advocate.  However, I'd be doing an injustice as a reviewer if I didn't mention that you can purchase it online via Parker's eRobertParker website for only $60/year.


title: Rename this magazine "To Hell With Technology."

text: A cover with a woman who is an anti-vaxxer? 50,000 people die each year from influenza, many of which could have been saved had they received one of the safest medical innovations known to man: a vaccine. Sorry guys. Your magazine is anti-health. If someone is punching me in the face over and over, he can say he's not punching me all he wants. Go ahead and delude yourselves and your readers into thinking a narcissist with no scientific training is some sort of godsend who is protecting us from horrible science and facts and lifesaving technology. Bottom line is, when you do that, (big-pharma, big-agra, evil corporations, yada yada yada,) all you are doing is threatening the well being of those gullible enough to buy into your modern Luddite movement.


title: Best Info on Wholistic Issues for Dogs

text: I've subscribed to the WDJ for years and in almost every issue there is an article that I can use or apply to a canine situation I have. Their food reviews (although not Consumer Reports)provide much useful information to help you decide if you should change foods and what brands to try. I don't think some of major "natural" dog food manufacturers would seek to have their names on the top ten list if they didn't feel the WDJ reviews had real impact on their readers. I also thought the articles that educate the reader about specific parts of canine anatomy and physiology are very helpful to dog owners so we can spot potential trouble or be able to speak intelligently to our vets. I still think this is one of the best publications on natural foods and healthcare there is.


title: Pros and Cons

text:
My name is Kelsey and I am twelve years old. I subrscribe to American Girl, and here is what I think of the magazine.

  Pros:

1.) Fun crafts to do

2.) Tips for "grooming" your bedroom

3.) Advice column

4.) It has alot on friends

5.) Alot on parties

6.) Appropraite for all children

  Cons:

1.) Too short (Most are less than 70 pages)

2.) Expensive to subscribe to

3.) The crafts usually require alot of materials

4.) The party ideas are often unrealistic or uncommon (Asian themed party, Monkey themed party, Country themed party, the list goes on...)

5.) The magazine only comes out every other month

6.) There isn't enough on fashion, makeup, health, boys, TV, movies (It dosen't have what typical magazines have)

  Overall, I think this magazine is perfect for girls ages 7-11. If you want a teen magazine, try Teen People, Teen Vogue or Seventeen.


title: Five Stars

text: Be aware that this source will automatically charge you for an additional year.


title: FLAVORS GALORE!!

text: this magazine is so well written. Anyone can make spectacular food by following the instructions. food I never dreamed of eating made at home for a fraction of the price.


title: Kayaking obsession

text: This was a gift for my brother. Kayak porn for one obsessed. He loves it and lives it almost every day in his boat.


title: Five Stars

text: Love readers digest. The perfect mix of humor and information.


title: Make sure your edition is timely

text: Elderly father with dementia enjoyed, but would have been nice if the magazine ordered in November and came in feb. was not the Christmas edition. That just didn’t help with orientation to time.


title: Get what you pay for. High cost great mag

text: I really like this magazine don't get me wrong. But I struggled justifying the cost vs. the content. If it was cheaper I would have given it more stars. Other than that great magazine at a premium price.


title: Men's Health Helped Me

text:
Two years ago I was 285 lbs.  At 5'8", that was morbidly overweight as my doctor would write on his checklist of me.

I made a conscious decision to change myself.  I read Men's Health and followed the articles' suggestions.  I followed the eating lifestyle they suggested.  I exercised using various exercise they suggested.

Eventually, I bought the "Book of Muscle" they also published.

Today I am 160lbs and fit.  Playing baseball, playing with my kids.

Men's Health is filled with great articles about fitness, health, healthy eating, exercise, sex, etc...  I only gave it four stars since there is generally a good portion of fluff in there that I don't read.  For example, I really don't care to know what drinks attract women at a bar.  But if you pass over the fluff and read the substance, and actually DO some of the things they suggest, you can look like the guy on the cover.

Like anything else in life, nothing is free, hard work and dedication are required.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Love the recipes!


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine for those interested in the NBA.  Features on specific players are always informative.


title: LOVE this magazine!

text: This is my FAVORITE magazine. It is like a breath of fresh air and is so nourishing!


title: Four Stars

text: Great ideas!


I didn't really know what to expect, but it isn't the best for a novice coin collector.


title: but it isn't the best for a novice coin collector


title: Great magazine

text: I like the pictures and stories about the good ol days!


title: Unhappy

text: I ordered a subscription which is only four magazines and they waited several weeks to send out the first one and then sent the second one right after so basically I got the tail end of the previous publication and the new one like the next week. The magazine is ok but definitely not worth the price!


title: great magazine

text: this is the kind of magazine i like, some fashion, some fun articles, not too stuffy like womens magazines and not too girly like teen ones.


title: a good overall magazine

text: i enjoy reading magazines alot, especially when they arent just all about one particular topic, ie health , fashion, celebs etc. marie claire is a good combo of all of the topics plus more! i dont remember how the magazine was in the past, but if youre looking for a easy read to pass the time, then this is a good selection. also, i had a gift voucher so i got a good deal on it.


title: RIght on, SPEEDY delivery!!!!

text:
Before i start, let me strongly suggest that you order your Highlights from Highlights.com instead of amazon.  I read many reviews here that complained about lengthy delivery time, with one person suggesting going to Highlights.com. I did just that. In August, to make sure i get the first issue for Christams and it came in September!!! VERYY unexpected and pleasant surprise after reading those unfavorable reviews.

I subscribed to High Five Highlights (2-6yrs old) and am very happy with  the content: 36 pages!! No adds, short stories to encourage reading and build language skills, hidden pictures puzzles, rhymes,counting activities, a craft idea in each issue, a simple recipe (apple granola crumb dessert, mashed cauliflower etc). Last page is removable to be cut into cards for a game or for crafts. The content is diverse to keep a young mind interested, yet relevant (October issue has stories about fall, leaves, pumpkins, apples etc). I really like the artistic side of this magazine which has nice colorful "old school" characters vs crazily twisted creatures embraced by a well known TV network for kids.

My daughter (3yrs old in 4 months) loves this magazine! Very pleased.


title: Great garden ideas!

text: Wonderful articles !


title: Great

text: The price went up since last year, i have really enjoyed getting these month after month and getting to read them as they release.


title: Awesome magazine when you love to cook

text: I have always  ordered Food Network Magazine..it's an awesome magazine. Recently ordered from Amazon.. better this way.. $5.00 less via Amazon vs. directly from Hearst, who insists on auto-renewal  and then try to find a phone number to say you don't want auto renewal.


title: Just received my first issue

text: Came quicker  than promised, have not read it yet!  Hard being asked to review a magazine subscription hope this sarisfies the requirements.


title: Five Stars

text: My mom likes the large print


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent as always. Have been reading off and on all my life.


title: Best design/lifestyle magazine ever!

text: Reading this magazine is like opening a fascinating jewel box. Full of incredible layouts of unique homes, accompanied by inspiring DIY pages. Much more unique and witty than the other decor mags out there. One could pore over the photos for hours, marveling at the tiny "why didn't I think of that?" details.


title: Best Car Magazine

text: This is hands down the most unbiased and informative automotive periodical that's available. Their photography is excellent as well. AutoWeek is definitely a great magazine.


title: Best mag for street rodders!

text: I'm a new subscriber to Street Rodder,and it is my favorite magazine with the great pics and articles. As an owner of a 34 ford pickup,I look forward to each issue.


title: Best News for Detroit!

text: I have received this magazine for years and love the honest unbiased journalism this company is founded on.  Keep up the great work.


title: GREAT FOR KIDS GROWING MINDS

text: This is great for the grandkids. They ask to look at them first thing when I watch them.


title: DYI

text: Wasn't useful at all, money wasted


title: Class III

text: A good resource to keep up on weapons and changes in interpretations by the ATF.


title: News in Gossip Unfolding . . .

text:
This is another magazine called Neue Post. Other one is Neu Post spelling. It's women's magazines that are sold to German immigrant communities internationally.

These low class royals are in a competition with Renault families and think it's a car conflict or manufacturing contract conflict. It's news in more papers and more broadcast media from the lies regarding Volvo's founding and many bad cars such as Audi America to even home goods products.


title: One Star

text: This was canceled. Don't get magazines in the mail. Thank you.


title: Would. recommend this magazine to everyone .

text: Love advice on gardening and the different gardens that are visited. I enjoy reading about different species of plants and how to grow for my own garden.


title: English home

text:
Good  read,beautiful gardens and useful information anyone can use whether you live here or in the UK.

Love the homes and decorating  tips, love english homes.


title: Ideas for French craft and decor.

text: Love the inspiration from this magazine! It’s like travelling to France.


title: TandCountry

text: This is as expected and was received timely. I ordered it because of the reasonable price as it's not something I'd ordinarily order.


title: A great source for homesteading advice

text: This magazine covers everything from how to preserve your garden vegetables to do-it-yourself solar.  I'm so glad I finally broke down and got a subscription.


title: AD MANIA!!

text:
My wife subcribes to Living magazine, and because I'm really 'into' cooking, I always check out the latest issue.  I guess you could call me a male counterpart "Martha Wanna-Be".
The one thing I can't stand about the magazine is the GLUT of advertising!  I've never seen so many ads crammed into one magazine, and it really irritates me!  Take away the ads and the magazine would be about 15 pages total!!  Geez, Martha, don't you make enough $ already?
Her recipes are great, so long as she isn't calling for exotics like quail eggs or items that you would have to fly to Tibet to procure.
Yup, I love her perfect world too. (Mine/ours, like most of us, comes up significantly short of hers).  But for you ladies it IS all possible!  Just dump your hubby and 'move up' to a multi-millionaire, hire a full-time, live-in nanny, assemble an 'on-call' roster of craftspeople (chefs, carpenters, butchers, bakers and candlestick makers) - then you'll be all set to live the Martha lifestyle!!
Bottom line?  It all comes down to money.
In all fairness to Martha, she built her 'empire' through a lot of hard work and smart business, it didn't 'just happen' - hats off to her.
Tom Chekouras


title: Can't rate the product - over a month and no show

text: Magazine was ordered over a month ago and have yet to see the first copy. Certainly taking a long time to get here. So this review is about the subscription not the magazine which I'm sure will be everything I expected - sometime?


title: Lovely, even for Mac users

text: If you're a Mac user, you'll like wired. It's not a Mac mag, but it's got more coverage than you'd think. It's also just hip--just like we are. It's the best tech mag out there, and the price is amazing. Go for it!


title: great read

text: Cuisine has something for every cook, I like the hints too  .Everyday or special you can find it in this magazine and ingreidents don't need a trip to the store to find


title: Yoga "Ad" Journal

text: Good overall, seems to be getting more and more ad heavy as time goes by. More articles pertaining to men would be a plus.


title: A shadow of its former self

text: I used to love Car and Driver.  Back in the 80's and 90's it was great.  Started going downhill in the 2000's.  Hasn't been the same since Brock Yates left the publication.  I cancelled for several years, then just recently decided to try it again.  Thankfully the 6 month trial subscription was cheap, because the magazine is awful.  The cars are uninteresting, the writing is unreadable, the humor is unfunny, and the editorials are irrelevant.  Other than that it's okay.


title: Magazine Fab! Subscription- not so hot.

text:
Lucky is one of my frequent checkout pickups. Bright, fun, and not requiring any frontal lobe interference, it's the perfect pick-me-up for the early morning commuter train. I give it five fabulous stars!

However, the actual subscription was very underhanded! Within the space of a week I was sent last month's issue (long gone from the stands), the issue just about to decirculate, and, finally, the actual current issue. So, two weeks after my order i am already 3 issues in to a 12 issue subscription, and none too happy about it. Condé Nast needs to be told that subscribers do not exist to let them clear out their unsold backlog!


title: not reliable

text: ordered this for my grandson, he received 2 issues and then nothing- when i contacted Amazon they passed it on to Magazine Express who said they could not reach the publisher so they would refund the balance of my subscription. I have a disappointed 7 year old.


title: Helpful & Practical

text: This is a helpful and practical magazine. I always learn a lot when I read it and it's not the kinds of things that are too expensive or impossible to do!


title: Tasty recipes and nutrition info, not so light as I would like

text:
I first subscribed to this magazine in 2009, I was laid off and I needed a hobby. The magazine has always been full of tasty recipes. Though in those days the emphasis seemed to be more on eating clean and healthfully than it seems to be these days.

In the last year or so the emphasis seems to be more on small portions, and making copycat meals of naughty things rather than unique healthy meals. I will not be renewing my subscription when it runs out at the end of 2012. Personally, I am more interested in clean eating, and plentiful veggie filled meals than carefully portioned ways to fit naughty foods into my life like fish and chips and brownies.

One part of the magazine that still exists that I love is the meals under $10 section which gives practical recipes to feed 4 people a meal for under $10. This has always been the place to go for a tasty staple meal that is generally pretty easy to make, and satisfy most and doesn't blow the budget.


title: Solid Magazine

text: Really like this magazine so far.  Used to subscribe to Men's Health, but I like this magazine better because it has more useful information, more thought-provoking articles, and less 'fluff' than Men's Health.  Plus, it's cheaper, so you can't go wrong there.


title: Lacking substance

text: I switched to ESPN The Magazine from Sports Illustrated because I wanted an Insider membership on their website, and I figured I'd try something new. Now I am regretting it. The majority of the content is lame random facts and top ten lists. The few articles longer than a paragraph are hard to find between all the ads, and they lack substance and anything to entice the reader to keep reading. This magazine feels more like teen magazine with all the gaudy headlines and lack of any real reporting or journalism. If you want a magazine with interesting and insightful sports articles, beautiful photos, and 1/100th of the advertisements, get a subscription to sports illustrated. This magazine is lame.


title: Art History made interesting, funny, and cool

text:
I should go into painful detail about how amazing this magazine is, but suffice it to say that this magazine touches on an incredible variety of disciplines, from art to history to science to sociology and is often funny or absurd to boot.

It's as if a bunch of art-history majors (only the cool ones) got together and culled only the most interesting sidebars of history and put them into a magazine.  The magazine sometimes reads like a scholarly version of Paul Harvey's "The Rest of the Story" and occasionally delves into esoteric subjects that only the most specialized amongst us can understand.

I own land in New Mexico because of this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipes.


title: so sad

text: As a young woman in my twenties, I remember reading magazines like American Girl and Girls Life for the activities, quizzes and fun articles. This magazine has gone WAY down hill. instead of encouraging girls to develop character, and to enjoy being a girl, this magazine pressures girls to grow up WAY TOO FAST, and to develop all the wrong character traits as a young woman- fashion obsessed, gossipy and boy-crazy. Whatever happened to encouraging honesty, respect and independence in an age appropriate way?


title: The Magazine Most Read By Women In France

text: I absolutely adore this magazine!  I first learned of Femme Actuelle in 1994 while studying French in university.  A friend in France would send her copies to me in California.  The magazine covers all aspects of real French life, focusing on issues important to ever woman (and a good number of men) in France.  This is not a glamour magazine, filled with haute couture or haute cuisine that most woman would not wear or prepare.  This is an everyday magazine, filled with fashion and food recipes that you can follow with ease, all rooted in proper French style and sensibility. Each weekly publication gives the reader a window into every day French life and is almost as good as being in France. Well almost!


title: ive loved this mag since the late 70s

text: probably the best car magazine out there...


title: Great Magazine!

text: Been subscribing to this mag for like ten years. Awesome all the way around. Entertaining, informative, funny, seriouis....you name it this magazine delivers. Even the girls like it so it can't be bad


title: Five Stars

text: Great Deal


The magazine is great for people who love horses as my youngest does, and offers great advice. However, it seems to be getting smaller in pages than the month before.


title: The magazine is great for people who love horses as my youngest does


title: value for the money

text: the magazine exceeded my expectations, a really well written publication.


title: Not worth the trouble

text:
Expect completely unreliable delivery of issues if you bother subscribing to Vogue.

Here are the problems we've had since I got a subscription as a gift for my girlfriend in December:
-Our first issue didn't show up until nearly two months later and it was a damaged copy of the December issue! No January issue arrived and the February issue was already on newsstands at the time.
-When I reported this I was told that the January issue was no longer in stock. Since my subscription was set to start in January I requested that they extend the subscription out.
-After this, issues from March thru June would usually showed up in the first week of the month (about two to three weeks after we would see them on the shelf at the grocery store).
-Our July issue never showed up, and when I went to the customer service page they said that we couldn't get a replacement issue because we had already reported a missing issue in the past 6 months.
-I bought a two year subscription, but I've been receiving promotional emails telling me that I need to renew because our subscription of 1 year will end soon.

I subscribe to The New Yorker by Conde Nast and never have problems of this sort, so I have to assume that the issue is with Vogue.


title: Plain awful!

text: This magazine is horrible and biased junk!


title: disgusting front cover

text: Having the racist low life james on the cover was enough for me to take my business elsewhere


title: Worth It All!

text:
For many years I have welcomed writing digests and The Writer into my home library. As becoming an author/writer these mags have taught me lots.

Right-On~~~

The Learning  shoes ( A Childern's Book) Floetry by  Dukes


title: Fashion!!!

text: Love Vogue!!


title: Nice gift

text: Got this as a gift for my mom who just took up painting. She called to say she got two issues at once, which isn't great because you pay a hefty price for only 6 months of issues and she got one third of the gift at once. She said it's neat and there are a lot of things she's never seen before like names of brush strokes and styles. She excited, so I'm excited. Just wished the first issue would have come sooner.


title: Good Magazine

text: Greeat pictures of interiors


The grandkids are loving this. Made a great Christmas gift that gives all year long!


title: this is actually ZERO stars--- because item never arrived

text: I purchased this magazine on January 21, 2007 and it has yet to arrive (May 31, 2007)  It was an expensive subscription that never arrived -- save your money!!!!


title: Disappointing

text: As a fan of the HGTV program, I looked forward to this magazine.  The first issue was fine, but the second was only so-so;  although I tend to hoard this type of magazine, this one went into the trash.  That was in February.  Since then, no more issues.  Missed the June issue and was told there's no more inventory, so my subscription will be extended by a month.  All this seems to me like a publication that is not ready for prime time.  I'll stick to House Beautiful and let this one go!


title: you can not cancel the subscription

text: you can not cancel the subscription. The cancel status is always UNKNOWN.


title: Information is king

text: More data, more data . . .  in a world that changes over a lunch, it's difficult to stay on top.  Fast Company will help you navigate the waters of business no matter what your interests [are in business].


title: I don't even own a PS3 yet, but PSM is an outstanding magazine

text:
I used to subscribe to EGM, but the format and attitude of that magazine has really changed throughout the years.  While Xbox and Wii aren't really covered at all, you'll find news about the hundreds of games available on PSP, PS2 and PS3.  The writing in PSM is concise and full of information, but it maintains a good sense of humour thoughout.

PSM gets me excited about the mindblowing PS3 titles to come: Metal Gear Solid 4, Final Fantasy XIII, Grand Theft Auto 4 and more.  I will, without a doubt, continue reading this magazine once I purchase a PS3.  It has, by far, the best Playstation coverage out of any magazine out there (and that includes the Offical Playstation Magazine.)


title: Excellent ideas.

text: I am relatively new to scrapbooking/card making. I have found good and useful suggestions for both; and I have only received 2 issues thus far.


title: Can't Go Wrong

text: Great magazine and the auto-renewal option makes it easy.  The price is as good as you'll find anywhere. Interesting articles.


title: Too much American pop culture and commercialism, not enough of real National Geographic.

text:
My daughter received this magazine for one year as a gift and I was so disappointed with the layout and quality of information. It is bright and fun looking, but every issue had bits of disjointed information in a sea of commercialism. I did find a few articles were interesting and age appropriate, although they were rather shallow. I remember one issue, our second one, that focused on Star Wars...and although I am a sci-fi fan, I hoping my daughter would be learning about animals and other real-life cultures, not about movies! I was disappointed that it focuses so much on the American pop culture.

Honestly, there are much better quality magazines for children.


title: Five Stars

text: If you like solving cryptograms. Keep it in the bathroom .


title: Dont want it

text: Dont  like or want it canceled last month no refend very upset.item says cancellation still being processes for about 2 months now .


title: Four Stars

text: Rec'd as expected


title: False advertising on southern living

text: This was to be  a 2 year to SL only!!! It is 1 and included 2 other mags I don’t want


title: Never have received

text: I have gotten every other magazine that I subscribed to except Fast Company<br />What's up?


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag


title: Love it

text: Love it! Always great content and recipes.


title: Great Magazine

text: This magazine has good stories for anyone.  Livng in a global economic society means thinking with a multicultural lens.  This magazine gives you some insight into Latino culture.


title: Five Stars

text: just a superb magazine for learning how to cook


title: Good value for the money

text: Lot of stories.


title: Love it!

text: We buy Bunte for our mother every year. She lives in the US, but likes to read news from her home country.


title: MOTHER EARTH NEWS

text: HAVE BEEN AN INTERMITTENT SUBSCRIBER SINCE THE '60'S, AND A CONSTANT SUBSCRIBER FOR ABOUT THE LAST 5 YEARS, NOW.  ALWAYS CHECK YARD AND ESTATE SALES FOR BACK ISSUES.  LOADS OF FUN, FACTS AND INFORMATION ON EXACTLY WHAT I WANT TO KNOW.  HAVE GIVEN SUBSCRIPTIONS AS GIFTS TO SPECIAL PEOPLE IN MY LIFE.


title: URBAN FARM MAGAZINE

text: OUTSTANDING MAGAZINE.  TIMELY ARTICLES FOR THE URBAN FARMER.  READ IT, COVER TO COVER, UPON ARRIVAL.  KEEP IT ARCHIVED FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.


title: Good magazine but kind of thin

text: I really like the magazine and the articles are helpful and all but it is so thin some months that you just get started and you are at the end of it looking at the ads.  I'd love to see them add 20 or 30 pages and 5 or 6 more in-depth articles.


title: Good, as far as it goes.

text: I like the scope of articles. They are informative and challenging. What I don't like is that they are too short and require the reader to jump to some website for more discussion of the topic. I want to read it in the magazine not online.


title: Complete & Utter Wasted Effort

text: The Title says Urban FARM....Even though I'm out on 3 acres, I was hoping for articles written about actually growing thing in smaller spaces, as a compliment to "Mother Earth News" and "Hobby Farms" - What I got instead,  were articles written by tree hugging hipsters who are sweating over which diaper is best for the planet or painting my place with Earth Friendly pigments......WAY too many of those style "trendy" type articles for my liking, I want something geared more towards self sufficiency, and this just doesn't cut it....Best Way to describe this would be; try to picture the Occupy Wall Street set taking over "Mother Earth News"....Got it? Good, now don't get this mag.....


title: At least half the contents of every issue are worth reading.

text: I have kept every copy of this magazine that I have bought because they can be read and re-read for information and pleasure. Two recent examples of good journalism were Henry Fogel's article on the Louisville recordings and Tully Potter's continuing series on contraltos.<br />There were two insightful pieces on conductor George Hurst by Editor Alan Sanders and David Grayshan. May this magazine have a long, healthy life. P.S. I own a fine London Phase Four LP of George Hurst conducting a Wagner program.


title: Great information!

text: A+A++A+A+A++A+A++A+A++A+A+A++A+A+A+


title: I am so happy I got my first magazine to one year subscription ...

text: I am so happy I got my first magazine to one year subscription to scale military modeller international thank u very much best magazine for building model tanks


title: Mac Life

text: Good product has a little something for everyone, which is nice that the theme isn't focused in one general direction.


title: Much better then GQ

text: I've been much happier over the last year reading Men's Vogue compared to the previous years of subscribing to GQ. They tend to cover a lot of the same things but with better articles.


title: APP WARNING READ

text:
This company is terrible at apps. DO NOT BUY UNLESS it is print from the company directly. I have lost HUNDREDS of dollars at this point due to the app losing my subscription, billing me randomly, and temporarily gaining access to back issues before loosing access entirely.

This company does not appear to respond to calls, emails, or even ebay/bank inquires. If I could give this zero stars I would 100%. The app is archaic and they will use your card/payment information to renew you without your knowledge. Terrible app!

Hard copy through the company does work and you get what you pay for. Every other method or third party group not so much.

My thoughts for intermediate media themselves:
Whoever is managing the companies app needs fired and everyone refunded if at all possible. Hopefully, it is outsourced if not- I'd purge that department because nothing on the system works consistently!  Or remove all charge features until you get the bugs worked out. This app has been out for years there's really no excuse for it to be horrible (especially when human beings are PAYING for services on it). Doesn't matter what OS you are talking about just glance at the reviews)

Now is the product good YES and I will likely continue to subscribe for a HARD copy.


title: Disappointed!

text: Didn't receive my gym bag.


title: Best Sports Mag

text: ESPN the network sucks besides PTI and Collge Football Gameday but this mag is pretty good.I look foward to getting my new one every 2 weeks<br />way better than SI,TSN or anything else.


title: Scam

text: Signed up for a free Hidden Pictures gift which came with additional items not requested, an invoice for payment, and subscription I did not want. Highlights has hundreds of complaints with the BBB for Billing and Collections. I will no longer be subscribing to HIghlights magazine given their deceitful business practices.


title: EASY SERVICE AND GOOD COMMUNICATION

text: YOUR PRICE REMAINED LOW, EXCELLENT MAGAZINE FOR ALL SPECIES WE FISH FOR.  YOUR SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE MAKES IT EASY, THANKS. SATISFIED CUSTOMER


title: Five Stars

text: excellent


title: Best car magazine

text: Fantastic magazine. The ultimate authority in automotive reviews.


title: so good

text: I always enjoy every issue  chock full of great ideas and recipes.


title: Worhless

text: I paid for the whole year ,i only received 3 copies


title: Not Renewing - Disappointing

text: Bizarre.  Didn't seem like much of a nutrition or health newsletter.  It iseems to be a marketing publication for political propaganda.  They even put a shocking insert in their recent mailing asking for monetary donations to a group trying to bring down a guy.  Geez, don't think so!!  What a major turn off for a  "health" newsletter!  Not renewing. Disappointing.


title: forever

text: takes forever to arrive, but very funny.


title: Poor show

text:
June 2008
I have been a reader from the first issue. Its a great magazine but..
As an international subscriber I am totally dissatisfied with customer service. Customer service does not respond. Web page account login does not work. Issues are missing as they are shipped through poor quality cheap couriers. Avoid !


title: Grandson likes it

text: My grandson like to do scientific experiments and this book is perfect for these activities. I'm glad I bought it for him.


title: Great gift from my wife

text: Love this magazine, on my second year of subscription. I used to buy it at the corner drug store, until they stopped carrying it. Couldn't find it anywhere. Then my wife got me a subscription. I love musclecars of all makes, have since I was a little kid. This magazine covers them all, and treats every brand with respect. If you love musclecars, you will love this magazine.


title: I highly recommend it.

text: Very current and usually provides enough detail to understand what is behind the technology.  I highly recommend it.


title: A good time to subscribe

text: I am in, this particular satirical review needs my help and yours right now, for the fight against obscurantism and the sake of freedom everywhere. Je suis Charlie!


title: well my originial review was removed by amazon for mentioning ...

text: well my originial review was removed by amazon for mentioning the add count. if you take the first letter of each of these next words, i will tell you the addd count. farm orange rouge tyranny yellow  net ingenious newton extension. thats right folks, thats how many pages out of 110 were entirely consumed by advertisements.


title: Best Magazine

text: My best magazine, will read it forever. Has interesting stories, the pictures are so real like. I will continue my subscription forever.


title: This is a gift

text: He has read every word and enjoys the short stories mostly. He likes the scenery and pictures. Bring back goor memories.


title: Best gift I received.

text: Sent as gift and they read every page over and over they like the short stories best. It's his favorite.


title: Love GLAM!

text: Im a girly-girl and I love fashion and make-up magazines. This one has all the latest styles and trends. I havent recieved my first issue in the mail, yet.  I did splurge early and purchase it at my local drugstore.  Its GREAT! I wont be disappointed when it gets here.


title: Excited to read my first subscription!

text: My mother subscribed to this magazine when I was a teenager.  It was one of her favorites and Im now joining the legacy. Due to popular demand, Ill be recieving my first issue in May. Looking forward to good reads!


title: Great Magazine for tips!

text: Recieved my first issue a couple of weeks ago. Im giving GH a thumbs up! It has alot of wonderful tips and recipes. Im glad I ordered it. Its going to be one my faves.


title: Five Stars

text: wonderful


title: Questionable Tatics

text: My 13 year old daughter subscribes to Seventeen magazine, & this arrives in her name as well. I personally have found the magazine of little use to me: better nutrition information in other magazines for example. The area of sex is explicit, which is fine for an adult, but to put a minor on their mailing list makes me scratch my head.  Make sure your teenager isn't receiving it.


title: Five Stars

text: Great for teen girls


title: Love It!

text: I love the new subscription to Cooking Light! I enjoy cooking but am nowhere near 'advanced' skills. I have ripped several recipes from my first issue to try soon. Ingredients are simple (no need to buy an overpriced random ingredient that will be used only once). The first dish I've made was absolutely delicious (Jan/Feb10 chili con carne). I highly recommend this one!


title: Very Informative

text: Great read will lots of information.


title: Slow down and enjoy

text: Obviously it's impossible to capture all of the diversity and wonder of Delaware in 12 issues a year, but Delaware Today comes as close as is humanly possible.  In the clutter of the northeast corridor, much of the attention Delaware merits is often snatched up by flashier states--like Maryland.  But Delaware is America, through and through, from the working class neighborhoods of Dover to the unique sea-going atmosphere of Delaware Beach.  Though I live far away, and have not been back to Delaware for many years, it continues to hold a special place in my heart.  Hopefully Delaware Today will gain in popularity, and begin to show people what they're missing when they don't stop along the way to NYC.


title: Good, but...

text: POETRY is fantastic, and I've always loved it, and I'd never say a word against it.  No, no.  But if somebody left me a hundred million dollars, I'd get just a wee bit jazzier.  I mean, for god's sakes.  I understand staying true to your origins, but you can at least get some pictures or something.  For a hundred million, you could print issues on babylonian scrolls.  You could have every page play music to accompany the poems.  Where are the holograms?  Where's the perfumed fold-out centerpieces?  Where's the frontispiece of fine Indian silk?  For crying out loud, who made these poets so damned austere?  I thought you people were hedonists and sybarites.  I expected you people to blow half this hundred mil right away, re-enacting the Iliad or something.  But noooo.... You have to be sensible, just like everybody else in the world today.  Forget you, Poetry.  Take care of your 401Ks and your KEOUGHs and your TIAA-CREFs.  You're just like the rest of them, you sell-outs.  You mutual-fund buying push-overs.  I'm heartbroken.  I thought you poets were the last vestige of impracticality in America; but you've shown yourselves to be real solid folk.  Wouldn't your fathers be proud.  Isn't Berryman smiling in his grave?  Or Walt Whitman.  Or John Ashberry.  (Is he dead yet?)  Forget it, Poetry.  You've let me down.  I expected opulence; I expected a party that only poets could throw.  I expected a celebration of life worth at least 30-40 mil.  I give up.  Nevermind.  I still enjoyed the issue, however.  Fine work.  Keep it up.


title: see next review!

text: I made a mistake and wrote review under Handbook! Please switch review and leave Handbook BLANK as I have not read it yet. Thanks


title: Not what I expected

text: Mostly ads and some bad some good poems to read. Found many poems inaccessible. More like a pulisher's ad sheet than a review of poetry.


title: stin ks

text: bad bad bad


Not particularly happy with all the war and 20th century history.  Was hoping for more history prior to 19th century, but younger readers might be happier with this than I am so far.


title: It is not a kids magazine

text: I looked for some children's magazines for members of my family for Christmas.  I looked specifically for ages 6-9 years and this magazine comes up in that category. Since there was not a good description of the magazine and  you cannot look inside it like you can books, I thought I was getting a children's magazine.  I was surprised and upset to find out this was not the product I wanted.  I am not renewing the subscription and have ordered something else instead.  VERY DISAPPOINTED


title: End date on subcription changes to short change you

text: I have had trouble with the end date on subscriptions short changing me on both Reminisce and Reminisce Extra on numerous occasions.For example:the correct end date would be Mar 2014 and then it would change to Jan 2014 which is cheating you out of one issue. I called them 3 or 4 times to correct this and they would change the date back to the correct expiration date, and after a few months they would go back to short changing me again. I got tired of being cheated and told them to cancel both magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!!


title: like this mag

text: i just wish it didn't take 3 months to start getting them.. seems like that could be better somehow. thanks


title: Miss the old Reminisce Magazine

text: I loved this magazine and still have a stack of 20 year old copies with the glossy paper, charming stories, and recipes. I wasn't as excited to see the new editions. Part of the charm used to be the loads of stories. They are still there--kind of-- in between all of the ads. Not to mention, those old fashioned recipes...gone. Hats may not be a thing anymore, but I kind of miss looking for Hattie's hatpin, too.<br />I know times and styles change, but I am just not excited about this one.


title: DREADFUL "NEW" FORMAT.  IF I WANTED READER'S DIGEST, I'D BUY THAT...

text: Been a subscriber for nearly two decades, but the end is probably near.  The magazine has recently been revamped and lost its charm and nostalgic flavor.  The last two issues have been dreadful.  Horrible layout and decreased emphasis on photos, which used to be its charm.


title: Some parts of the MAD magazine are still entertaining but ...

text: Some parts of the MAD magazine are still entertaining but has lost a lot of its oomph from previous years.


title: Four Stars

text: A great feel good magazine full of personal stories from readers.


title: Five Stars

text: I love reminisce


title: Confusing subscription

text: It’s unclear how long my subscription is for. I ordered a years subscription, then was sent another subscription deal, which I assumed was another years deal. But who knows.<br />I have no idea if I have two years subscription, a years subscription, or I just paid for a few magazines.


title: Trip to the  past!

text: Remember when!


title: memories

text: I first found this in my massage therapists office.  I loved going back in time and enjoying memories and seeing how far we have come, yet remember the simpliar days


title: What I expected.

text: Enjoy the magazine very much


title: Nostalgic Magazine

text: Reminisce is a entertaining magazine that helps the readers take trips down memory lane.


title: Love it!

text: It's exactly what it is. A little nostalgia.


title: Different than the old days.

text: It is a lot different than when we used to get it. It is not as interesting as before. It has a lot less pages now. It took a long time to get it.


title: Very nice magazine to remember the past.

text: Fun pictures and articles


title: LOVE ❤ ❤ ❤

text: LOVE LOVE LOVE ❤ ❤❤


title: Nice, quality magazine!

text: My 88 year old mother & I both love Reminisce. It takes you back to a simpler time in history. Such a nice break!


title: The seller is five stars excellent customer service courteous and good communication

text: My favorite magazine I can't believe I found it on Amazon app subscription


title: Four Stars

text: My wife loves this magazine.


title: Never received  magazines

text: Great magazine. I just didn't like how my dad never received any issues to his subscription I ordered. Rip off.


title: Reminisce Magazine

text: We get this magazine for my Mother-in-law.  She really likes it and shares it with friends. It is very good.


title: Great Nostalgic Magazine

text: This is a great magazine that has a  lot of memorable stories.


title: Reminisce entices you with nostaltic photos, to deliver advertising that you pay for!

text: Reminisce magazine is just a delivery platform for bulk advertising that we 'suckers' are enticed to pay for.  It's well over half advertising that you must constantly read around to get to the -very- few items of interest. And, did I mention all the 'blow in cards'?  There are 8-10 cards per issue that keep falling out as you leaf through this 'sham of a magazine'.  "Reminisce" is clearly all about profit for the owners, who have little regard us boomers. They promote the magazine with a few good photos that entice you to subscribe and once you do, you're stuck in a vortex of inescapable advertising.  I'm happy that my subscription is in its last month, and certainly will not renew...  Shame on you Reminisce, for exploiting & enticing innocent people to subscribe with nostalgic photos, so you can make profit on both ends, us subscribers, and your advertisers.


title: Love the old days

text: Love to read stories of times long gone and the pictures are great. Brings back good memories. would renew evry year.


title: reminice

text:
great magazine
brings back fond memmories of days gone by
i was right at the age to experience  many of the things in this magazine


title: Not what I was expecting. After first issue, ...

text: Not what I was expecting. After first issue, a notice was sent that I need to renew my subscription. Amount charged to my card was different than quoted. not a suggested purchase (higher).


title: Magazine about growing up in the 40's - 60's

text: I missed seeing Reminisce on the news stand.  One day I typed the title in Amazon.com and much to my surprise  the information came up for a subscription!  Great Magazine!


title: Nintendo Power Magazine

text: Receive this magazine every month like clockwork.  A must have for a nintendo gamer.  Some articles are informative while some of the material is filler.


title: GQ is a life saver

text: My girlfriend detected a whiff of perfume on my clothes one night in bed after I had gone to a local strip club.  She was very upset.  I told her that I had been reading GQ earlier and must've accidentally rubbed one of the 500 cologne ads in the magazine against my clothes.  She totally bought it.  Now if there were only a way to explain the herpes using GQ.


title: Excellent Read

text: always an excellent read for the outdoors person


title: As expected

text: As expected


title: Ok magazine

text:
Quality of magazine is below my expectation. Seems many articles were written by kids (or fresh college graduates) . Besides, it blends in too much ideology in the contents. If without the excellent article in the last issue about the "battery" (forget the exact title), I'd cancel my subscription because even my children do not read it.

I keep the subscription because it's cheap and for the occational good articles.


title: Great Magazine

text: I am so happy after my first issue that I'm thinking about renewing already.  I've got plans for the next few weekend!


title: Good magazine

text: I have always loved County Living, and always order my renewal from Amazon.  I would recommend this mag for anyone who likes to decorate, or even just look at pictures of beautiful rooms.


title: Generally Fine

text: Popular Science is somewhat of an enigma to me.  I feel a lot of work goes into it, but much of it doesn't suck me in.  I buy it cheaply when offered on-line and just roll with it.  Love the introductions to new toys and tools, and the occasional  article.  Now and then a story grabs me, but usually it's once through and into recycling bin.


title: IBD - not what it used to be

text: I subscribed to IBD for over twenty years and found it worthwhile until they dropped the print edition to once weekly. I gave the new format a chance, but found navigation of the new website to find information I could easily find in the past daily print editions to be a frustrating, time-wasting mess. Another concern is that the CANSLIM system may be over-exposed already; note how IBD has come out with a slew of new products that are not CANSLIM based.


title: Three Stars

text: the portable charger isn't very good - it doesn't show you it's charge level but I like Wired


title: Five Stars

text: Best way for subsciptions


title: Self

text: This is a magazine that everyone can read, and either enjoy or lean something in.......a very worth while purchase.......you can read it anywhere.....articles are short & sweet--to the point....a real bonus for us working people.......men can even read it.....


title: Great reading

text: Been a subscriber since the beginning. Great magazine.


title: Great fashion

text: I simply enjoy this magazine!!! To get it at such a great price and get the enjoyment of seeing the fashions and stories, you just can't beat it!!!


title: Perfect gift for the car guy in your life!

text: Ordered for my husband and he loves it!


While this magazine is an entry level, general science publication, it still is interesting and offers good variety.


title: Great Newsletter

text:
First time I opened the newsletter I did a phone call-in and was skeptical about winning
anything from a newsletter. But I did win a pair of concert tickets and a $200 Visa card which I am
thankful for being introduced to this newsletter publication by chance.


title: Subscription processed & not refunded

text: This is what is on the website.  Amazon should be aware of this status and refund orders. "Saveur has recently been sold. The new owner is evaluating their print and digital plans over the coming months. At this time, subscription orders are no longer being processed. Thank you for your interest and continued support."


title: InStyle forever

text: Love everything!!


title: Good deal for a fantastic magazine.

text: It's Rolling Stone Magazine, what else is there left to say?  Save significant costs off the newsstand price with this deal, cause everyone still goes to the newsstand these days, right?


title: great magazine

text: My daughter loved her magazine. She could hardly wait for the next issue to come out. Highly recommend it for any child.


title: Five Stars

text: Granddaughter loves it!


title: age appropriate activities

text: I was very disappointed with my first issue. There aren't any activities that my 5 year old can do alone. I expected this magazine to be something I could give her to keep her busy but instead it is something we have to do together.


title: A wealth of info for reunion planners

text: This magazine should be in the hands of every family, class or military reunion planner.  The contents cover a broad spectrum of reunion-related information, from how to plan the reunion to how to do follow-ups after the event, and everything in between.  The magazine is written by a knowledgeable staff, and reunion planners from all walks of life contribute articles and ideas.  There is an enormous amount of information, ideas and inspiration in every issue.


title: About Wine Spectator

text:
As Mr. Michael J Edelman points out in his comment, this magazine is helping people talk about a lot of things they don't quite understand. I mean what's the point of knowing that a wine has certain characteristics if you can't actually notice them? Still, Wine Spectator is the Best wine magazine today; it has the best articles and the best staff.

If you want to be, as Mr. Edelman states, a yuppie blabbing about "cherry and oak", go ahead and buy it. If you want to know about the ongoing discussion about cork vs plastic, buy it. If you want to know a little more about wines, buy it.

What I truly recommend is, buy the subscription, buy lots of wines and try them, understand your tastes. Once you can tell one wine from another without looking at the bottle, you can talk about wine.


title: joe biden is not the president elect yet...so this is false advertisement

text: Joe Biden cannot be president elect until the votes are all counted and the illegal votes for Biden are removed...then we will see who is the president.  this garbage magazine should not run this propaganda, the media or AP have no authority to announce or decide who is the next president


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine


title: Enjoyable read!

text: Relaxing read!


title: Articles?

text: Nothing to read. A bunch of advertising and random pictures. I’m not going to renew the subscription.


title: This is a big help for learning new ways to cook for a diabetic

text: My husband is diabetic. I've tried other cooking books and diabetic teaching aids,but this was much easier to follow. Great information,and good tasting receipes!


title: Be careful

text: Only received 1 digest out of a 6 month subscription


title: One Star

text: I got the kids edition and only got two of them.


title: Four Stars

text: Fun magazine!


title: Prepare for auto-renewal

text: I LOVE Food Network magazine.  I just don't like the automatic renewal. I never remember in time to cancel before I get whopped with a much more expensive renewal cost.


title: great magazine.... if i ever receive it!!!

text:
Love Women's Health, but problems with my order from December.... it's now May and I've only received 2 magazines!!  And one was a December mag that I didn't receive until beginning of Feb.... now tell me - if you order a magazine subscription in December, and they say you won't receive your first mag for 6-8 weeks, don't you think they'd at least start with January!!! After all - in December at the newsstand and bookstores, the magazines are all January's issue!

Yeesh!


title: It is a good source of information and something to keep a person ...

text: This has a lot of ideas for ways to stay healthy. It is a good source of information and something to keep a person up to date on the healthy products.


title: Five Stars

text: as I just wrote my favorite magazine and love getting it each month


title: Great Gift for Wife

text: We watch the TV channel all the time.  Now the magazine will give my wife and me lots of enjoyment and ideas for our home.


title: Five Stars

text: The first two issues are full of great ideas, and interesting articles.


title: Opera Magazine: the best, bar none.

text:
I have been a subscriber to "Opera Magazine", and before that its previous incarnation: "Opera International" since...1985!

My first issue featured June Anderson on the cover as she was making her Paris debut in "Robert le Diable". I have read the magazine religiously since then and have gotten more pleasure than I can describe.

There is something extraordinary about the in-depth featured articles, opera reviews from around the world and the section on new recordings both audio and video. I have kept my growing collection preciously, as it is the best reference one can get on many different operatic topics (i.e: the Mozart year, the Rossini year, the Meyerbeer Renaissance, the voice of Cornelie Falcon etc..) And over the years, the magazine has gotten younger and more punchy, while retaining its supreme standards.

Only one caveat: you must be able to read in French...


title: Good recipes

text: I love this magazine


title: It doesn't get much better than this!

text:
I have to say that this is a fantastic magazine, one that I truly look forward to getting! What I really like is how the articles are written, and how the magazine discusses many of the common questions people who have a passion for cars have.

When writing my book "Go Ahead - Take the Wheel" that discusses how people can start racing, I kept thinking that if Grassroots Motorsports were ever to write a book it would be a lot like what I did. We both share a passion for keeping the written material fun to read while providing the necessary content people seek. Did I say it is an awesome magazine? :)


title: I have no idea

text: I would like to tell you that this is an amazing publication, but I don't have an opinion on it.  Mainly because it's taking forever for the first issue to arrive.  The funds have long ago been deducted but I have nothing to show for it. If you don't mind waiting forever and a day, go for it.  If you'd like to receive it in a reasonable amount of time, look for it at a newsstand.


title: Entertainment Weekly

text: It is very entertainment!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Popular Science

text:
I absolutely love this magazine.

I find amazing things I never new off and especially the new inventing are very interesting.


title: recipes call for one time only $$$ ingredients

text: Most Recipes had way too many ingredients, over 10 is alot for me & I'm not counting salt & pepper or other pantry stables. Also recipe asks for a spice or ingredient that you will only use for that recipe.

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title: half a star

text: ordered in nov still did not get it this was a christmas gift for my granddaughter.  she will be to old for it by the time she gets it


title: Dreaming of the Beach

text: Enjoy the magazine from beginning to end.  Living far from the beach does not keep one from decorating in fresh clean coastal style.  Great ideas in this upbeat magazine.


title: Women’s Day is chock full of interesting!

text: I like the magazine.  There is so much to read and plenty of recipes to meet the needs of a family with varied tastes and possible allergies.


title: Not as good as it used to be

text: Subscribed back when Reiman had it. Used to find tons of great recipes.  Just got a new subscription. Sadly I don't think there's a recipe in there I'd bother with. Either I do something better and more authentic or it's just store bought refrigerator biscuits used in a recipe. Just not real country cooking.


title: Not as good as it originally was

text: Had a subscription back in the olden days when Reiman published this. Loved it.  Just subscribed again. It's not as good as it used to be.  Less real farm/ranch stories, too much advertising and urban fluff crap.


title: Not the Country Woman Reiman used to publish

text: So I'm a farm owner which makes me a country woman. I subscribed to Country Woman way back when Reiman first started publishing and can't say when I stopped subscribing.  Happened to see it promoted so figured I'd enjoy it again. Nope. Nothing about real country women. It's all about urban girls doing the whole *groan* farmhouse chic thing.  Making crafts with flipping mason jars. Meanwhile us who actually use them for *shocker* canning had a problem sourcing new ones or much needed lids this year, these people are promoting doing crafts with them.  How un-country can you get. Needless to say once this subscription runs out, I won't be subscribing again.


title: Extremely Informative :D

text: I have been starting to eat a healthy diet since two years ago after a friend of mine introduced me to juicing. I can see how my body and my skin changes drastically after daily juicing and how my body started to have different reaction to food. Now I am just constantly craving for health food. It just becomes a hobby of mine to drill on information about healthy food and diet. I find Women's Health very informative and totally loving it :D


title: Great for professional writers and students

text: I completed the digital version and was very pleased with the content. There are many helpful articles


title: Loved it

text: A great magazine.


title: ... interesting and helpful articles for those of us who enjoy our own litlle hobby farm

text: Has many interesting and helpful articles for those of us who enjoy our own litlle hobby farm.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine if you're thinking of relocating or just enjoying some time in AZ.


title: Five Stars

text: I know I'm going to like it, but it not coming till June!


title: A visit to the classical past

text: Terrific reads. A trip down nostalgia lane.


title: WITHOUT QUESTION THE APEX WEAPONS MAGAZINE ON THE PLANET

text: With the endless assault against freedom in full rage by the liberal socialist left. One preeminent periodical "RECOIL" stands against the ignorant spineless flood. Warriors for Warriors and the tools of our trade. The last true defenders of FREEDOM. GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!


title: Great Content

text: I look forward to receiving this magazine more than any other!


title: Missing three issues!

text:
I love this magazine so I decided to subscribe to it. I ordered this magazine in June 2013. I received my first issue today (Aug. 23rd), and it's for the month of October! I don't know about anyone else on here, but it's still summer in Georgia and I am not ready to eat fall recipes.

Where did July, August, and September go?

I'd prefer to give this magazine a five-star rating, but disappointed with the service...


title: Good to see this again

text: Great magazine


title: Consistent and Insightful Coverage

text: As a long-time reader I appreciate the depth of coverage this magazine provides.  This magazine I believ has better and more-insightful writing the Stereophile which seems to limited of late.


title: Five Stars

text: Everything ok


title: Excellent publication.

text: This is the greatest publication.  It is full of informative articles for aquarium keepers, and the pictures are beautiful.  I like it!


title: why didn't they care?

text: I ordered a subscription to the magazine.  I am an advanced cook and get a lot of cooking magazines.  My first issue came in late January.  It was their Thanksgiving and Christmas issue!!  The Winter issue was already out, of course I did not get that one.  I wrote that I was upset about them trying to just dump old issues and take the money. I asked how I would cancel if I decided to.  I did not get a return response as promised ... instead, they just canceled the subscription without telling me, no notice, no apology.  What a sham!!  The bad taste in my mouth lingers.  I am no longer a fan of a person who will allow people to be treated like they are stupid and not worth respect. I have been happy with all of my experiences with my other cooking magazines.


title: my grandson likes

text: the magazine teaches children in a fun way


title: Good deal

text: I bought this subscription for my wife, the magazines started arriving few weeks later, good deal. Also, my wife liked the magazine it self.


title: Perfect for a horse owner

text: So much information.


title: Four Stars

text: No comment.


title: Un prix déraisonable!

text: Whoa- this is a great magazine and I have read it for years, but last year I paid  $89. for a yearly suscription- hard copy.  And now it's up to $199.?  I'm guessing the answer to that question is the pandemic?  And as much as I would like to continue my support, I may have to resort to the online subscription only- at $89.<br />Yikes- seems an unreasonable increase to me.


This Order was not received by the Receipient, Phillip Smith. Please resend this full Order as soon as possible. Thanks.


title: Love It

text: I got the American Girl subscription when I was nine, and now I'm thirteen and still love it. It has lots of crafts and my favorite part-the "lunch box" section where they have ideas for food to make and take in your lunch to school. If your looking for magazines about style, boys and makeup, this magazine may not be for you, but you can still enjoy makeup and boys while liking crafts and monkey themed sleepovers as well. It is a short magazine, but they make up for it by having the JUMBO summer issue. I think its definitaly worth the money.


title: Forget your Subscription Promos if you buy it here.

text:
After waiting for 10 weeks, the first issue finaly arrived... and to my surprise it did not have the subscription promotion cards they advertise in their web page.

If you plan on subscribe to get Subscription promotion, Use other subscription method.


title: Nothing!

text: Cancel my subscription!! To many advertisements!! Not happy!


title: Cancel My Subscription!!

text: Not happy with the layout! To many advertisements!! Would like to cancel my subscription!!!! Please


title: Frame of mind

text: Wired is a great magazine without the hat but that hat puts me in a Wired frame of mind.


title: All advertisements

text: It’s mostly ads. Very little content


title: Four Stars

text: My 11 year old enjoys this magazine more than my 6 year old.


title: Still havn't gotten it!

text: I ordered this as a gift for my boyfriend in June and it still has not come. I complained to customer service and was told that it would be sent out right away.... still not here. I'd be happy if it would just show up in the mailbox, but it hasn't happened yet.


title: Too Much Advertisment for the cost

text: I love the Mag, but for what I am paying there should be a Lot less advertisment or the price should come down a lot. For what they charge there should be no ads.


title: As described

text: As described


title: Once was Excellent - but no more

text: Was a subscriber for many years, had great info, recommendations and stories.  Always looked forward to each and every issue.  But finally we had to pull the plug as the political/social agenda of the editors was infiltrating far too may articles and the bias was becoming nauseatingly obvious.  It was no longer a good reference, resource and idea generator for hikers/backpackers, but more a PC media piece with an axe to grind.  Too bad.


title: Here fishy

text: Best fishing magazine


title: Outdoor Life Magazine

text: OL does a pretty good job, but the articles are often re-runs of articles posted in previous years.  Seems they recycle their articles as the writer often lack imagination.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Great magazine for a great price!  I received my first issue about a month before I was told it would arrive.


title: Excellent magazine for kids.

text: This is a great magazine for kids. My grand daughters love getting their magazine in the mail and they keep the past issues and go back to them.


title: Excellent magazine, user friendly.

text: Love the ideas pages the most but don't enjoy all of the advertisements. Unfortunately, that is the nature of publishing.


title: Best Game Mag out there

text: I've basically tried every other mag on the market and this is the most honest and consistantly amusing. The articles may not be Shakespeare, but boy are they entertaining. I first started receiving this magazine when I was around 12 and have been an on-and-off again subscriber, though this is my fault because of my varying degrees of interest in gaming over the years. I still pick it up at newstands when in the airport and haven't been disappointed with it for as long as I can remember. Don't listen to the low reviews, this is a good magazine and it's frusterating to see people call its reviews biased when there are three reviewers for each game in order to limit inaccurate reviews.


title: Great magazine with interesting and relevant topics!

text: I am just a average high school student who is very interested in science.  Discover magizine satisfys my curiousity perfectly, with a ton of well written, interesting articles about all sorts of topics.  Astrology does seem to be a dominate topic but all sorts of things are covered with ease.  What's great about this magazine is that it has articles regular people can read and understand.  It explains topics before it jumps into them so you can really get a understanding of the article.  However, it hasn't lost it's credability with scientists worldwide.  Highly recomended over Popular Science!


title: Better than the competition

text: Seventeen has a great editor.  She transformed the magizine from ad space to interesting, well-written articles.  It has a good amount of beauty, fashion, and hair tips but it also talks about more current issues, like gays, child abuse, suicide, health and eating habits, religon, ect.  Dont get me wrong, this magizine isnt depressing or anything, it acually maintaines it's upbeat tone throughout.  But it does it without making my brain turn to mush.  enough said.


title: Too many pictures, little content.

text: I subscibe to this magazine.  Will not renew it either!  Maybe I am too old to appreciate this periodical.  It is way overpriced even with the Amazom, and others discount.


title: Very educational

text: Education and self reiki


title: Not a great deal

text: Received subscription late without the complimentary Tshirt and poster that subscribers get. Had i known that i wouldnt have gone via amazon


title: My favorite magazine

text: This is a well-rounded magazine for women - crafts, recipes, health articles.  I find it hard to get rid of my issues after going through them.  Well worth the price.


title: Renewal of Sunset Magazine

text: Sunset is our longest running subscription.  We always look for a good renewal rate and this one was terrific.


title: One Star

text: I didn't order this


title: Wonderful Improvements

text: Guitar Player has become a wonderfully diverse and intelligent voice and advocate for new, and generally less heard styles and talent. Lately they have featured many terrific artists that are just under the pop culture radar. I find myself running to the computer to check out 4-5 new artists per month based on GP advice. In addition, their features are not glib, puff pieces, but detailed, literate and informed journalism. GP is going way beyond the hip flavor of the month or showing (yet again) some standard Hendrix lick. I think that GP has intelligently responded to the glut of free tab on the internet. There is no longer any need to waste print or editorial space on the Free Bird solo, as you can download the tab in seconds. Instead, they are introducing and championing fantstic players whose work is too difficult or demanding for the average 15 year old tabber. Don't get me wrong there are excellent articles still about legends (Jeff Beck, Satriani, George Benson) but they are now balanced with other talents. GP is definately the thinking guitarists guitar magazine.


title: Science  I Can Understand

text: Great magazine that translates cutting edge science discoveries into language the non-scientist can understand. Thought provoking and informative. Covers the breadth of discoveries in all the science disciplines.


title: Great magazine

text: Daughter loves getting this magazine.. very educational but fun as well.


title: Somewhat Irrelevant

text: The focus on celebrities is annoying.  Paper and print quality are not great.  Some content is just peculiar and overly eccentric.  I used to save these magazines and go back to them.  No longer have a need, they are not worth keeping.


title: Awesome Magazine

text: I love this magazine. It's one of the few I read literally cover-to-cover each month. I love that each issue's information and articles revolve around a theme, and I'm always pleased with the quality and diversity of information. Love the holistic approaches to health and the positive approach to wellness that comes across through the writing. It's inspiring without being preachy.


title: Five Stars

text: wonderful


title: Country Sampler

text: I am very pleased with the Country Sampler magazine I recieved through Amazon. It has lots of good ideas as well as products to order.I will consider ordering other magazines with them.


title: Never Arrived

text: Great magazine, too bad it never arrived. Ordered my grandchild a subscription for Christmas but the six months later the status is "Pending Activation - Subscription activation is pending confirmation from publisher." They too my money and never sent the books!


title: Awesome travel magazine...my new favorite!!

text: I, too, recently ordered this magazine through a rewards program and had no expectations...however, upon receipt, I read it cover to cover on my patio here in sunny Florida...and thoroughly enjoyed it.  In fact, I was so engrossed in the articles that I didn't realize that I had gotten a sunburn after reading this great magazine for about 2 hours!!  Can't wait for the next issue...too bad it's not a monthly magazine!!  Monthly would be so much better!  Congrats on a fabulous magazine!!


title: Interesting and a little Icky

text: This magazine is self-consciously about class and nostalgia. I checked out the October 2016 issue, which was free to Amazon Prime readers. A lot of articles about taste-makers of the past and a half-serious, half-ironic editorial by P.J. O'Rourke on why being a snob is good. It felt a little icky to read, but also sort of interesting as a social document.


title: Good price, Ok magazine

text: There is only a few good articles every month, but if you can get it for a descent price it's great to just skim through and feed your creativity.


title: Five Stars

text: Love HGTV magazine. They have great tips and ideas that are affordable and accessible.


title: My Favorite Home Education Magazine

text: The Old Schoolhouse Magazine is my favorite home educating magazine!  There is so much information packed into it, that I have to take it to bed with me to read all the articles.  You'll often find me sneaking a peek in my TOS while my children are doing there schoolwork . . . and reading out loud from the magazine to them at lunch!  I dog-ear the corners of pages of advertising so I can come on-line and check on curriculum choices. The Old Schoolhouse Magazine is worth every penny!


title: The best magazine for foodies

text: Love this magazine!  The recipes are awesome.<br />This price was the best deal I've paid compared to past subscription Thanks!


title: Worst Guide

text: What good is a guide that's comes half way through the month! Lucky for them there isn't minus stars!!


title: long term Smithsonian supporter and subrscriber

text: I've been a subscriber to the Smithsonian Magazine since college days...1960's. Have always loved the institution and the mag. I was able...during my Army service to visit the museum regularly. I was stationed at Ft. Belvoir during that time. I've become a contributor in recent years and expect to continue while I also continue to look forward to receiving the mag every month.  When I've done reading the mag issues I collect them and pass them on to a local senior rehab center in my home town of Long Beach, NY. Keep alive the good principles on which James Smithson made his original bequest. A truly great institution, a jewel in the mall landscape and a national treasure. Hats off and huzzah!


title: Great Magazine

text: This is a german magazine, and since I speak the language,I naturally want to know what is going on in Europe; what is new in medicine, what is new with the Royals, the fashion, and the recipes; I have recommended this magazine to some friends, but<br />I don't know whether they have subscribed or not; I love it, Dagmar Yo


title: Two Stars

text: for some it is probably excellent but I like more down to earth travel information


title: Love House Beautiful magazine

text: Love House Beautiful magazine


title: Great Recipes

text: I love this magazine for reduced fat recipes. Each recipe also comes with the nutrition facts which is a bonus!


title: Love this magazine!

text: Sent this to my sister as I already have a subscription. Love this magazine! I look forward to it coming every other month. As you can see, the price is right, as well.


title: Definite political bent

text: After reading this publication for almost a year, it has become clear to me (as it seems to have for many) that this publication has a very liberal bent when it comes to respect for the Church's long-held teachings. Rather subtle, but they are there. Some of the content is wonderful and a pleasure to read, but for those who would prefer something a little less of a political bent in their readings, steer clear. To get a clearer idea of who is behind the publication, just look at their list of editorial advisors, one of whom, Fr. Timothy Radcliffe, is an open proponent of the homosexual lifestyle, and believes "gay sexuality"... "can be expressive of Christ’s self-gift". Another priest, Fr. Ronald Rolheiser, appears to have a very anti-celibacy bent. For those hoping to read more orthodox publications, go elsewhere.


title: Woman's Day Magazine

text: A great magazine with health, food, fashion, and other reading materials sold through Amazon for a fraction of the newsstand price.


title: Five Stars

text: My father reads again 😊


title: Consistent Magazine! : )

text:
I have been reading Official Xbox Magazine (OXM) since I first saw it at Toys R Us when the Original Xbox first launched.

I subscribed a few weeks later (not through Amazon.com, but through the mail-in postcard).

OXM details just about anything Xbox, with a few random articles and features thrown in. The reviews are okay (but it's not something I care about much anyways - [it's all about the previews for me]).

The writing style is a bit strange at times, as the editors sometimes like to go off on tangents and use bizarre metaphors and the like to describe certain details.

Some features are a hit and miss, it all depends on what interests you. But it's a guarantee you will find at least one article in each issue interesting.

OXM also has a website, as well a good forum on Xbox.com so you can socialize with other OXM readers. (That's free, of course).

The disc that comes with the magazine has unfortunately been somewhat lackluster over the last 2 years due to the fact most of the items on the disc can be downloaded through Xbox Live. However if you do not have Xbox Live, then the disc is a great way to keep in touch with what is going on in the video game industry.

Some specials on the disc include exclusive gamertagpics, themes, and videos.

Overall, for $24.95 - 12 issues and 12 discs, you can't really go wrong. If anything, at least support print magazines before they go out of style! I don't want to look at a computer screen all day to look up video game information...

Besides, just that feeling of having a magazine delivered to your mailbox and opening up the wrapper is worth it : )


title: Love this magazine

text: I love the recipes from this magazine. My first subscription I got, the cover was torn almost completely off but that wasn't the company's fault. Recommended to anyone that loves cooking and trying new recipes!!!


title: This magazine has turned into a Liberal "Climate Change" propaganda piece

text: It is sad because I use to love this magazine. About two years ago they must have changed editors and now I wouldn't read the magazine if it was free.


title: I only received one copy

text: I only received one copy of the mag so I couldn't really find out if it was good reading or not


title: Wondertime is wonderful!

text: I am currently reading my 3rd magazine in my subsciption and I just love it!  It has great, accessible ideas.  It doesn't try to convince me that I need to buy pricey things and introduces me to new topics I'd never thought of, written in a witty and articulate way that always seem to make me smile.  This last one suggested painting with flowers and taking a geocaching hike with your family - I'd never heard of that before.  Everything is geared towards younger children and how they learn.  Even the recipes tell you what to have your kids do.  And there aren't any more ads than in any other magazine out there.  I think it is the best parenting mag out there - and I have a lot of them!


title: Five Stars

text: Best beer magazine for home brewers.  Great articles, tips and recipes.


title: In-depth!

text: I love this magazine and find it entertaining!  Its also helpful to brush up on various openings.  There are numerous exercises and games to study and play through.  I particularly like the "Solitaire Chess" game-if you are interested in chess, get a subscription!


title: Well done two-state (Washington/Oregon) Magazine

text: I'm a new subscriber to NW Chess.  The magazine is a black & white 30(ish) page newspaper type magazine with local (Washington & Oregon) chess news, events, and games.  It is well presented and the games are entertaining to play through.  I think I like it mose because it doesn't have hundreds of games (it isn't overwhelming) and it isn't written only for the 2000+ player as some chess magazines are.  I have found it beneficial and a worthwhile way to both learn about chess and to keep informed with local events.  Get a subscription, you'll love it!


title: Both my grand-daughters love this magazine and their mom and dad also enjoy ...

text: Both my grand-daughters love this magazine and their mom and dad also enjoy reading and sharing  the stories in its contents, I will renew when renewal time comes around.


title: Five Stars

text: Easy way to read magazines


title: delayed

text: i bought this magazine in hard copy for a friend for christmas and now my account says it will be delivered in March! I have no idea if the magazine is any good...guess I will let you know in march.


title: ok I guess....haven't received it yet.

text: I guess I would have to say that a magazine is a magazine; but, it is the service that might be different from organization to organization that sells them.  I haven't received this magazine yet; so, I can't really comment.


title: Current Evernts Current Tech

text: Interviews w/the who's who of the tech world and anyone else who overlaps into the tech world, tech trends, loads of info on gadgets (kinda Popular Mechanics for tech world), not afraid to load up on controversial topics - global warming, energy crisis, human modification/research.  The theme is often - how technology can improve our lives.  Overall it's a smart, sometimes humorous, progressive magazine.  A bit ad happy, but always has something worth reading if you have the time.


title: Informative

text: Helpful magazine that spots trends and gives advice on when & what to upgrade - essentially what you want a tech magazine to do.  And I've never been disappointed by the advice or information.  Good gear reviews from motherboards to peripherals to games & other SW.  Concise tech info you can quote to the know-it-alls on the web.  A great magazine for the price if you want to stay informed.