title: CA - Communication Arts Magazine - My Guide to All Things Graphic Design

text:
I'm an unprofessional Graphic Designer.
Trained under the best local guy who did my companies layouts and photography wayyyyy back in 1986-1989.

CA was always on his desk.
When the annual came out, we would pore over it.
Dog-ear pages.
Practice what got our blood flowing.
Then applied it with paying clients.

Communication Arts is mandatory for graphic designers who want and need [[ASIN:B07D1GPQXP inspiration]].
And a world view of the industry.

Like HOW Design and Print Magazine (both the Killer Apps of their day), CA continues to look for leading-edge design insights and pour them out for you and I.

You can't go wrong with a subscription.


title: great read

text:
awesome pictures and good ideas for trips around AZ.

a must have if you live in az


title: Four Stars

text: fun


title: Five Stars

text: good read


title: Five Stars

text: love these mags, they stimulate the mind.


title: Excellent magazine in both style and substance

text: Excellent magazine for the inquisitive child 9 years and older. The articles have real substance, so much that adults can read and learn. For example, a recent issue explained in 8 pages what Internet companies actually do if you give a phone or tablet app location permission. The article thoughtfully explained how this loss of personal privacy persists for a lifetime in terms that everyone can appreciate. The magazine contains no advertising. Altogether excellent.


title: love

text: Have subscribed to this magazine for about 30 years, love it


title: Favorite

text: I have several scripts to Nat Geo and the like but this magazine is now my favorite. The articles are intelligent and thoughtful. The sections match perfectly with my curiosities and I've read EVERY single edition from COVER to COVER.


title: Readers Digest Ripoff

text:
Love the mag, hate the company.  Ordered 2 yr subscription thru Amazon.  The subscription should
  end Feb 2013.  RD had it ending in Nov 2012.  Emailed Amazon, told them of the problem, and after
  several tries, they go it fixed.

  Several months ago I noticed the expir date had mysteriously "slipped" to Jan 2013, from Feb 2013
  I contacted Amazon yet again, and once again Amazon got it fixed. I fully expect that one or two
  of the remaining issues will get "lost" in the mail.

  Moral of the story:  If you subscribe to Reader's Digest WATCH THEM VERY VERY CLOSELY. And,
  Amazon was great in helping out.

  More?  Ordered a RD subscription myself and one for a friend.  At year end I noticed I had paid
  for 3, not 2, subscriptions.  Never got a satisfactory answer from RD.  This was several years ago.

  Another one?  When my mother passed away I had RD sent to me for the remainder of the sub.
  When it expired RD started sending renewal notices.  Having dealt with them before I just filed  each one.

  After a few renewal notices, they changed into what looked like a bill.  Then this "non-bill" morphed
  into a bill, the came the demand for payment on this "bill".  That was followed by a threat to turn
 her over for collection.  One letter to them informing them of their ethics problem stopped the "collection".

  Go on the web and key in "Readers Digest Complaints" and see what pops up.  It'll be a ton of them.
  After doing just that I learned that RD apparently cut EVERYONE's subscription expiration date by
  a month after printing a double issue.  Of course, when they do a "double issue" they don't do an
  issue for the next month.  Then, they use that as a lame excuse to take one month off your subscription.
  And, from what I read, I'd have never gotten the problem fixed had not Amazon went to bat for me once again.
  Just go on the web and take a look for yourself.


title: Absolutely AMAZING!

text: Love the magazine and when i purchased it was at an unbeatable price.  National Geographic is a classic must have!


title: makes me mad.

text: I'm torn, I love it but I hate it. I'm mad about it which makes me mad.


title: renewal requested

text: My grandson asked for a renewal for this magazine, so it must rate 5 stars. Should have paid more attention to the renewal notice, and I could have gotten it for half price!  I like that it is not an 'automatic renewal' magazine.  I will not subscribe to those.


title: Caution

text: I ordered this product and found out it will work on a lot of different products except Old Kindle, Kindle PC, and Kindle on other e-readers like my Nexus 7 which I have kindle on. Since it won't work on these I have a subscription for a magazine I can't read. Within 5 minutes of ordering and discovering this I tried to return the subscription and they would not let me saying they already informed Writer's Digest of my subscription. 2 days later I received an e-mail saying they had just informed Writer's Digest of my subscription. Unless you have one of the specific Kindle devices do not buy this.


title: I  have  not  yet  recvd  it  !!!

text:
I  have  not  yet  dcvd  it  !!!
maybe  the  subscription  was  not  yet  entered...
but  I  have  not  yet  recvd  it  !!!


title: Not my favorite magazine and after looking at an issue I can ...

text: Not my favorite magazine and after looking at an issue I can see why. No really good topics to read about. I only paid .99 cent so I can’t be mad lol


title: Inspiration!

text: I love the inspiration that I find in the Burda Plus magazine. So many fabulous patterns, so little time! Sigh...


title: Purchased for a friend who is a real sports lover ...

text: Purchased for a friend who is a real sports lover, he knows something about every team and is right on top of it all. A gift to give him something else to keep up with things


title: Prime Days + new magazine subscription =😃

text: Just received my first issue. Think I will enjoy this magazine.  Best of all, I bought it during prime days.  Yay,


title: Three Stars

text: Informative. Not as relevant to me as Dressage Today.


title: Four Stars

text: Informative, well published.


title: Two Stars

text: Not as relevant to me as Dressage Today.


title: Good Magazine

text: Great magazine and a better deal than that over priced news paper. Obviously like all reviews they are subjective, but I get what I need out of this magazine. you have articles about the economy, info about the trials and tribulations on running a business and what's going on the stock market. Initially, My first intention was to start getting the WSJ again, but it's not affordable. I'm happy with my purchase!


title: Great for travel

text: I'm a Sudoku addict and this is my favorite book. I like the size of the puzzles and the type. I travel quite a bit and enjoy journaling so I use the pages with the easy puzzles to make notes that I type up later. There is one book a month--more than I can do--so I get the subscription for a year or two and then don't renew until I use them up. It's a nice size with 2 puzzles to a page.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the ideas and directions.


title: Well worth the price!

text: Great magazine! I have found a ton of projects in hear to do at home. I don't usually use the step-by-step instructions, but the projects give me inspiration for my own creations. The step-by-step directions are very clear though if you do want to use them. Good section to highlight great tools and tips as well. I got 2 years for $20, can't beat that!


title: Good, healthy food magazine

text: I enjoy this magazine.  Lots of great recipes.  All healthy, too.


title: Five Stars

text: some great articles


title: All advertisements

text: If you like only contemporary architecture and reading ad after ad after ad, this magazine is for you.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent publication. I only wish it had more issues per year.


title: Five Stars

text: I have always loved Nat. Geo.  Makes a great gift


title: good read

text: good advice


title: good read

text: i like the recipes


title: good read

text: love it


title: So so

text: I really liked the magazine, however, it took FOREVER to start the subscription. I'm not exaggerating it took a couple months to even start. The ideas and photos were pretty, not real practical, but pretty. One thing I would suggest if you plan to subscribe is to go to the Southern Living website not only will the subscription start faster but its a lot cheaper.


title: They are the Malcom X of satire

text:
Ordered a year....yes it seems expensive but its a weekly not a monthly...so look at the price accordingly....They do take things to the extreme...but they are always equal opportunistic satirists. Martin Luther King need a Malcolm X  for people to take him seriously .....We needed the Lenny Bruces of the world for comedy to be able cover more topics...No one is above satire...above ridicule...the sad thing is in this big world we don't have more brave publications....fighting the good fight......but its dangerous...so we get lighter versions of satire like Colbert and the Onion...we need to support these guys for keeping on doing their thing....thats if you believe in freedom of the press and freedom of speech...two of main pillars of democracy...and democracy is a good thing..i means you and I might have a chance to have a voice....yup...cheers

"I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it."....Voltaire


title: Three Stars

text: I used to really love this magazine.  It's been dumb downed and I am not a fan.


It's a classic.  My nieces and nephews enjoy it as much as I did.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: A great gift

text: Bought for my husband and he loves it!


title: Great magazine display prominently on mytablesofwine.com

text: This is a great resource!  I find great wines and reviews, and found a really cool table for my wine cellar on tablesofwine.com ! I love my wine cellar!


title: Great content.

text: Lots of divers content. We marked many articles and photos, keeping them for future review.


title: Love to cook and experiment with relative ease and low cost ingredients...get this magazine

text: Wonderful magazine that is chocked full of tasty recipes that are easy to make and easy on your wallet. I have made my own cookbook from recipes taken from this magazine company and they are fail-proof for family meals in a flash or for when you want to take your time and make something over the top.


title: Wife Loves It

text: What can I say? The magazine was a gift to both my wife and daughter. Their subscriptions ran out. So I renewed using Amazon.com. The first issue of this renewed subscription came through as promised at a price that was great. And both girls are thrilled.


title: Great articles, best magazine I get

text: Subscription arrived early!  YAY!!!!  Great articles, best magazine I get!


title: Five Stars

text: Great value.


title: The TV Guide is a waste of money.

text: It is the worst thing I have ever seen.  It is NOTHING like a good TV Guide should be.  What a waste of my hard earned money!!!!  I used to love walking thru the grocery line and automatically picking up the TV Guide.. I looked forward to seeing the weekly line up and getting excited to see my great shows..This is crap. Nothing will ever be as good as all things used to be.  You can't ever create something that was already a wonderful thing and think that you are improving it...It will never happen.  Look what man has done to this world that our LORD created so beautifully...I can't wait for HIM to come back and take me away from all of this crap.


title: Photomatic

text: Love this magazine!!


title: I love it

text: This magazine is perfect for students of French language. It offers variety of articles and there is a CD audio of half of the magazine to help you oractice listening and pronunciation. I  really love it. I hope there are more magazines like this.


title: Love it

text: Lots of great articles, new technologies, interesting people doing interesting things. Have really enjoyed it.


title: Interesting articles

text: Quick and interesting articles to read.


title: Scientific meal of the better quality.

text:
This is scientific meal of the better quality. I wait for every issue with the security I'll have relevant information to be current up to date in almost every aspect of the nature. Sometimes I don't subscribe the opinions of the articulist, in special when they treat religions subjects, but as a General Surgeon and grade and postgrade teacher Scientific American give me the chance to be up to date in our normal classroom discussions.
I love the articules about nutrition, biology, astronomy, and, logicaly, medicine.
Thanks.


title: Love his magazine!

text: I lo e the pics and the recipes are always consistent with the pics of the finished products in the magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Good read!


title: SENT TO WRONG PERSON

text: I renewed a subscription for someone on your "renew site" and now the magazine comes to me instead of the gift recipient.  Not good.


title: mag

text:
print some what small
shipping way too slow frist mag came Aug29,2013
BUT... it was an double issue so the cover said
thanks amazon i love these kind of stories


title: Five Stars

text: A favorite go-to for consistently great recipes!


title: Perfect for those interested in TX outdoors

text: Well thought out articles and photography


title: Slick , but with lots of adds

text: I really like this magazinge, but would like to see fewer ads.  The interviews are interesting and I especially like the printed music  and tabs for the various riffs.  Well-done, glossy and newsy.


title: It’s pretty simple

text: It’s a pretty simple book not what I expected I expected it to be more involved


title: great mag

text: it is worth the money spent if you like to read about technology that is up nand coming.  also great is the free hat if you do not have one yet


title: Photography, great

text: Great deal on this magizine for $5.00, I have been buying at the store, but Amazone made it so much easier to get your products this way.


title: Inspiration on every page

text: Want to step up your game? Never run before? Looking for a challenge? Need some gear recommendations? Runner’s Worlds got your answer delivered right to your door each month.


title: Love this. Got it for my granddaughter and also ...

text: Love this. Got it for my granddaughter and also was a great addition to my classroom full of students who love horses.


title: great magazine

text: just got my first issue. its pretty good. articles include, destinations with pictures and suggestions. although i probably wont use but i found it amusing. a list of topo maps that u can have texted to your phone. backpacking gear. some of the best produced equipment. from what i can tell. the tester actually test the eq! foods, recipes, even had a cute little maze puzzle. i drowned the first time through. along with other stuff. i also received the backpacker gear guide. now this is the main reason why i like this magazine. a list of all the new gear. boots,tents,packs. all the info you need including some ratings. if you just a day hiker, you'll love the random facts and spot to go in backpacker. if you spend most of your time living out of your backpack, traveling weeks on end. backpacker gear guide is amazing. after all bad gear can be a pain in the butt or even fatal.


title: Five Stars

text: Love Real Simple and was very happy to see Amazon provides a subscription.


title: One of her favorite magazines.

text: A gift.  One of her favorite magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: good value


title: Can't go wrong with Taste of Home

text: Always great recipes!


title: One of the best magazines in print.

text: One of the best magazines in print. I have been a subscriber for 20+ years. I recently switched my sub. to Amazon to consolidate billing.


title: Interesting Read

text: I enjoy Woman's Day.  Keeps me current on "girly" things and the articles are of interest to me.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for decorating ideas indoors and out.


title: I thought I was extending a subscription and found that ...

text: I thought I was extending a subscription and found that I instead started a new subscription.  VERY confusing!  Will not use Amazon magazine subscriptions again.  Now receiving duplicate issues.  Not a cost savings - just doubled the cost.


title: Lots of great health, beauty

text: Not your mother's magazine. Lots of great health, beauty, and other ideas. Always some product reviews. GH has been able to move itself into the 21 century unlike some magazines who are failing to do so.


title: Perfect Gift for My Gamer Grandson

text: What 10 yr old Pokemon addict wouldn't love his own subscription to Nintendo Power?  'Nuff said.


title: Very interesting articles.

text: Good Value!


title: Stick to food, travel and entertainment please!

text: I stopped taking D Magazine because it got too political, switched to Texas Monthly. Now it’s headed the same way. I won’t renew.


title: Interesting

text: My husband loves all the things he learns from this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Amazingly great magazine for my daughter (8) just what every girls needs to read


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for young and older boys


Such a fun magazine for the kids to have! Ok even I enjoy reading it and learn new stuff.


title: Great magazine

text: I have been ordering this as gifts for family and friends for over a decade. As the mother of two young women, this is a great publication for girls and teens! Beats the hell out of Seventeen, or Teen Cosmo...  If you want to support young women feeling empowered for who they are, and not what they look like-this is the magazine to buy.


title: Don’t waste your money.

text: Nothing new or terribly interesting.  A vanity project.


title: Love the Pioneer Woman!

text: I am a big fan of the Pioneer Woman and love her books and magazine.


title: Went down hill. Mostly ads.

text: It use to be a great magazine. Just ads now.


Nice information on all things photography related, but don't full yourself, this magazine can only stay on the shelves because half the pages are advertisements.


title: Thank you!

text: Great gift


title: Not worth it

text: Have to say very disappointed, poor articles and a lot of unrealistic ideas.


title: Lame

text: My wife got this and I briefly thumbed through it. Not really thrilled, more orientated to the female audience. I can't speak for her, but she didn't renew her subscription.


title: Don't see the need

text: I can't see why a subscription to a physical magazine is even necessary these days. I mean anything I would want to see in this magazine is probably online?


title: Men's Health Reader for over 10 years (but not anymore)

text:
I've had a subscription for Men's Health for over 10 years, but just recently cancelled it. Cancelation was a bit of a hassle as I had to contact them three times.

The magazine is full of little facts, great recipes for quick meals and some decent workout tips. However I found that the articles weren't detailed enough. The workouts weren't thorough enough and rarely offered alternatives for people with troubled area's.

What put me over the edge is the increasing advertisement laden content. Seems like all the products that were recommend would preceded or followed by an advertisement from the manufacturer. So too many advertisements along with weaker content was enough to steer me away.

In addition, ever since they brought on the new editor they have had a lot of junky stuff added. Too much relationship stuff and the Jimmy the bartender segment could be thrown out. Seems like it was made for very young men.

I'm also not fond of their involuntary preferred customer program, where they automatically sign you up for the following year. It wouldn't be too bad if their online system worked, but it didn't work the 3 times I tried. If you;re going sing-up someone automatically at least give them the special discount.

Never give them your credit card because they'll do whatever they can to avoid you canceling and you'll automatically be signed-up for renewal.


title: Fantastic!!

text: Only print magazine that I will STILL buy!!  Fantastic!!


title: Four Stars

text: very helpfull


title: Five Stars

text: ALL'S WELL


title: The Gift that Keeps on Giving

text: I bought this subscription for my mom for Christmas. What I love about it is its a gift that goes all year long. Shes always bought Sunset here and there but now its delivered to her home every month. Whats even more nice is that she tries all the great recipes and I reap the benefits!


title: Great Mag - ESPN Insider Is The Best Benefit!

text:
ESPN the Magazine will never be mistaken for Time Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, or even SI.

With that said, it is an entertaining read - a perfect way to kill a lunch break at work or some time at a beach.  The main reason to purchase a subscription though is because of the access to Insider features on [...]  For Insider, ESPN normally charges in 6 months several times over what you would pay to subscribe to the magazine here - however, Insider is a free benefit of being a subscriber to the magazine and the extra access is definetely worth it in my opinion.

Anyway, the magazine itself is relatively cool - but combined with access to ESPN Insider, this become a must buy for a sports fan!


title: Four Stars

text: Subscribed for years and always interesting read


title: Very Good

text: This is a very good magazine. It goes above reviewing only new cars and only expensive cars that most people cant afford.


title: Great

text: Great


title: Kids love highlights mag

text: Awesome magazine. Kid looks forward to receiving them in the mail.


title: great magazine, I just wish it came out 4 ...

text: great magazine , I just wish it came out 4 times a month !


title: Excellent Magazine for Girls 10-16

text: Finally, a magazine for girls that isn't either deathly little kiddy or just for oversexed older teens.  I highly recommend it.


title: Five Stars

text: It's nice to read magazine articles supported by facts.


title: Magazine is great, process was frustrating.

text: The magazine is great but in trying to extend the current subscription I encountered frustration. Instead of adding to the current subscription to my grandson's address, they starting sending me a magazine to my address immediately. I had to cancel the renewal.


title: Good Network Magazine Delights

text: I got this magazine for years as a gift, and now have ordered it for myself - love it!


title: review of GoodHousekeeping

text: I've loved this magazine for 54 years!!!!!!!!!! It covers a wide base of topics , has good reviews, and good recipes


title: Best horse magazine on the market?

text: Best horse magazine on the market!


title: great find

text: I live in Europe and my sister sent me a copy of Latina that she received from a friend. I enjoyed it so much I subscribed.<br />I like the the diversity of latin women represented because each latin country has its own culture. I like the realistic make-up and fashion ideas that are not found in typical anglo magazines for Latin women.


title: Car and Driver Magazine

text:
Informative magazine. If you like automobiles, this is a pretty good magazine to have.  It reviews several vehicles each month and has letters to the editor to comment on the nifty articles that the magazine incorporates.

Recommend to all who enjoy vehicles and want to know updated information on

automobiles and other types of vehicles, including pickup trucks, SUVs and

Hybrids.


title: kids loved it

text: Oh yes the kids loved it


title: Five Stars

text: My most beloved Mag!


title: cooking magazine

text: good basic cooking magazine.  makes a good surprise gift for a friend.  helpful for any cook, experienced or just learning.


title: Not for DIY 'ers

text: This is a magazine for people with lots of money who can afford to hire someone to do the big bucks items pictured in the mag. After looking a it for several months, when it arrived it now goes straight to recycling bin, so at least someone gets some use from it.  I expected to see things that the average gardener could use to improve their problems, such as,  gardening on hills or in sunny places even in small places, etc.  nothing like that in the magazine.


title: Did not receive my full subscription

text: It’s becoming more and more prevalent that a customer is no longer an asset to publications.  I paid for a one-year subscription, received three (3) issues and none since.  Contact with customer service (and I use that term very loosely) has resulted in nothing; absolutely nothing!  Don’t bother with this magazine.


title: Love this magazine!

text: I've been a Country Living fan for years and look forward to receiving each issue.  It's like a present in the mail!


title: Looking forward to my trip to the mailbox

text: I really look forward to receiving Entertainment magazine.  It's always filled with interesting articles and upcoming entertainment news.  I read it from cover to cover and then I pass it down to family members, who also look forward to it.


title: Five Stars

text: any baby boomer shouldn't miss this nostalgic magazine. brings back forgotten memories.


title: Gifted reading fun

text: It was a gift for a special little girl. She looks forward to getting National gEographic in the mail


title: Bon Appetit, nice to have the 'on the go' version.

text: I took a holiday to the UK and had a kitchen in both accommodations.  But recipe books, no.  Then I remembered the Bon Appetit collection I have on the Kindle.  We ate very well in London, thanks to this extension of my subscription.


title: Excellent articles and current reviews

text: I enjoy reading articles about many types of cars.  The articles are comprehensive and fun to read.  I would recommend it to someone who loves cars and wants to know what is coming out on the market and future designs in development.


title: One of the best magazines out there

text: I have been reading the magazine since I was a kid, and it is as good as ever. Lots of interesting articles for people of different ages and backgrounds. I do not know anyone who does not like this magazine, but I am sure there are some people who do not. Too bad, it is a great magazine.


title: Great Magazine

text: The magazine has taken recommendations from the readers and applied them. The articles are precise and very informative. I will resubscribe in the future.


title: very sad time for National Geo

text: Used to be an outstanding mag...now it has been bought and they have sold out the main strength and beauty of the mag...very sad time for National Geo..will never support again.


title: Very cute little books.

text: I like Baby Bug for the most part. My biggest complaint is that I ordered this weeks ago and haven't gotten my first issue yet. I'm wondering why they didn't send the current issue instead of making me wait for the next one, if indeed that is what happened.


title: eh, its cheap

text:
It has tons of colorful ads on almost every page..no ill be serious, It is really interesting and fun to read.

I love the FOUND artifacts from the future, its always the first thing I go to..its the biggest reason I look forward to it coming.

There is always at least two or three very interesting articles about computers or popular tv, sometimes about p2p or software that facinates me..

So, if you know a thing or 2 about technology, or you want to find out what a computer is :-)..subscribe!

And it is very affordable, because of the ads, so theres no point in questioning it..its worth trying, but be careful, they auto-renew..lousey bastar..It was hard when I moved to get a hold of them.


title: Love this magazine

text: I love this magazine. Every issue is a must read, and I have purchased the majority of their issues. Great customer service too. Amazon WAY overestimated the time it would take for my 1st issue to arrive, so I had purchased one off the newsstand. I emailed Bake from Scratch and they were sympathetic to my plight, and extended my subscription for an extra issue. What a great company, that appreciates their readers.


title: Wonderful

text: I've been a member/subscriber for many years. This is a very eclectic magazine - just like the Institution itself. Some months it's all wonderful, some months not so, but I enjoy it nonetheless. I take both paper & digital versions. I take the paper to work to share with colleagues. I highly recommend this magazine.


title: A good teaching tool

text: I've subcribed to NatGeo for many years. It's a wonderful magazine. I do both the paper & digital versions. I take the paper one to work to share. I would highly recommend this magazine to everyone.


title: Excellent magazine

text: This will be my 2nd year with this magazine. It's full of really nice recipes & articles. I also subscribe to Bon Appitite & Food & Wine, but this one has recipes I could make after work. I would recommend this magazine to anyone.


title: Great mag for both aspiring and published writers!

text: I received a sample of Writer's Digest from the Midwest Writers Workshop. Previously, I subscribed to Poets & Writers and found it to be a bit long, dry, and pompous for my personality. Writer's Digest is the complete opposite!!! The articles are brief, but informative. The headlines catch my interest and the tips are invaluable. I am so glad I got that free issue because I think my subscription will be an invaluable resource as a I grow my writing career.


Only received 3 of 6 issues to my paid subscription..... I love the magazines themselves as a 5 star- but not the quality of service=1 star, since I didn’t receive the rest of my paid subscription. Unsatisfied, so I will not be re-ordering.. my mom wanted the same subscription, but I told her I wouldn’t order it for her since I didn’t receive all of mine.


title: A decent magazine for a hardcore gym rat.....

text: I like this magazine a lot better than Muscular Development magazine. MD claims to be the biggest magazine, but that's to their disadvantage. MD is too hardcore, but after a while all the articles contain the same content. All of the pages are a lot of the same old stuff. Flex magazine is new and fresh every month. It is a little bit commercialized, but it makes it able to be read by either male or female workout enthusiasts/bodybuilders. It is filled with a lot of unorthodoxed workout routines to help add some spice to a plateauing workout. I used to subscribe to Flex, but switched to see what all the hype was about on all the other magazines. Now I'm back and I would definitely recommend this magazine to anyone who works out.


title: Gift for Grandson

text: My grandson loves this magazine


title: Was hoping for more facts and less social engineering

text: I was hoping to get a magazine with more broad scope and science and fact based.  While there are facts and some history, there is a lot of political bias and leanings.  Again, unfortunate that we just cannot keep to the facts and leave the rest out


title: Great Gift

text: My Dad always liked Readers Digest but even more so with the large type.


title: Great magazine

text: Good value, perfect for fathers day


title: Crap

text: Got one magazine in 4 months. Rip off...cancelling


title: Supervalue

text: Hey great value. Especially since the magazine has downsize. This is a bargain and I would do this again!


title: Good magazine

text: Good clean look adjustable strap


title: It finally arrived

text: My wife


title: Four Stars

text: A bargain, always has something interesting and topical to read.


title: Not what it was...

text: Rolling Stone used to set musical trends, be an arbiter of pop culture taste, and carry great writers opining on politics and trends of the day. Now, it feels thin and tends to reflect and follow rather than lead. Too bad.


title: Never received!

text: Should be 0 stars. I purchase as a gift in July. It was never received. Not 1 issue!!


title: Five Stars

text: These were gifts and the subscription was fulfilled as advertised.


title: Great way to get to know new cars

text: This is a great magazine, including reviews and tests of newest cars,  suvs, trucks,  and super cars... nice pictures, and full of info related to the automotive world


title: Quick and reliable subscription service

text: The magazine is great for learning clever and simple ideas for better living.  The subscription service was quick and reliable


title: Used to be so much better

text:
I've read PC Gamer for years and years, subscribing on and off and buying them on the newsstand. I remember when they used to be almost half an inch thick, especially around the holidays, full of information on upcoming games, multi-page reviews, a large hardware section, demos and previews and custom programs on the discs, etc. These days they are very thin with very little content. The reviews are short and the previews read like a press release from the developer full of hyperbole and gushing enthusiasm even when the product may be a year away from launching. The hardware section has gotten smaller and smaller and these days you're lucky to see a couple of reviews of a mouse or new $5,000 gaming rig without anything else.

I still pick up a copy every now and then but am disappointed every time compared to what this magazine used to be. They should be writing longer articles, more in-depth with more grown-up writing. The blogs have them beat with any up-to-date info, they need to set themselves apart with quality. See EDGE magazine in the UK for a great example of a gaming magazine (though it is mostly focused on consoles).

*Update Jan 10 2010*
I recently re-subscribed to this magazine thanks to a great deal during the holiday where I got a 12 month subscription for less than the price of a hamburger. Apparently they just got a new editor in chief and so far the quality is even worse than it was before. The magazine is still super thin and lacks real substance and now there are multiple simple typos throughout. They really need to work on their proof-reading, as I noticed at least a dozen spelling mistakes or missing words or sentences that don't make any sense. I'm not normally a stickler for grammar and I'm sure my reviews and the things I write contain some, but you would think that a professional magazine would do a little better job of proof-reading their content before publishing.

This month's magazine did at least have a little more content in the hardware section, but I just wish they would cover more of it since it is a PC gaming magazine after all.

*Update 13 August 2010*
Even the printing quality is cheap on this magazine now. I have resorted to holding the magazine with pieces of copy paper between my fingers and the magazine, because if I don't then the ink smears all over the place and my fingers turn black with ink. This happens on the interior and exterior pages both. Again I have to turn to EDGE magazine for an example of great printing quality that just doesn't seem to be a priority for magazines in the US anymore. Wired magazine in the US at least has a cover that doesn't smear everywhere though. With each new issue of PC Gamer I actually read less and less and skim more and more just so I can put it down before the magazine is stuck to my fingers.


title: Regular contents

text: It's OK. Not many good contents as I wished.


title: Awesome Mag

text: My husband loves this magazine. It has a lot of useful information and it also a wonderful "Hint" mag for gift and vacation ideas for our men!


title: Great decorating and idea magazine

text:
I have been subscribing to this magazine for 2 years and just love it.  It has a wide range of decorating themes, from inexpensive to expensive and also a great mix of both.  All stylish with also a food section that has some pretty gorgeous pictures and truly delicious recipes.

Its somewhere more enjoyable and on target with what I want to see and is I think ahead of Better Homes & Gardens, Martha, and Traditional Home in regards to articles and resources.  It also has online stories/home improvement videos that you can stream.  Canada continues to show its got some great stuff and this magazine is one of them.

I am now sending subscriptions to my friends.


title: Oprah Continues to WOW

text: O, The Oprah Magazine, is a woman's magazine that crosses all ages and ethnic groups.  The articles are contemporary and fitting today's women.  It gives reviews of books, clothing and professionals' opinions of a wide range of topics. Go Oprah--continue to reach ALL women.


title: Love this magazine!

text: I ordered this magazine after buying it in our local store.  It is full of tips to help with daily living, ideas on how to save money and completely full of useful high value coupons I use to help us save even more money on our purchases!!!  I don't think I will ever stop this subscription!!


title: Okay magazine

text: It's an okay magazine for $11.00 bucks/a year. I wouldn't pay more for it. Loaded with ads, as most magazines are anymore.


title: Five Stars

text: great gift


title: Five Stars

text: A gift for my brother he loved it...


title: Three Stars

text: too much advertisement


title: Five Stars

text: gave the to my brother as a gift he loves it


title: Five Stars

text: Great gift for a friend who's into cars


title: george

text: 'the magazine is excellent I read it cover to cover- always interesting I can't wait to get the next issue. what a great gift...


title: george

text: the magazine is excellent however the page material is newspaper print and tears easy and smudges easy have you ever though about different paper?


title: Kids love mail!

text: My kids (and myself!!) love getting these. They like to look through the pictures and learn new things that they otherwise would probably never learn about certain animals or their habitats


title: For the Dads

text: Got this for my dad two years in a row. He’s real big on the pictures so he likes it!


title: Great photos and ideas. Not readily available at the newsstand.

text: Have only gotten a few issues so far, but each has had usable ideas and been enjoyable to read. It gets noticed by others who aren't familiar with it and has prompted multiple conversations. Not evey idea is for everyone, but there's wide appeal and many will find things  to enjoy even if they choose not to implement the decor tips.


title: Nutrition lite

text: I know a whole lot more about nutrition than the people writing the articles in this magazine. The recipes they say are healthy are only so-so.


title: Great Magazine, Bad Amazon/Meredith Service

text:
I love ReadyMade and wanted to share it with a friend as a gift.  Got the subscription for him and found out that he'd actually bought himself a subscription earlier the same week. (Great minds think alike.)

Problem is that this was well over a month ago and I'm STILL trying to get him something different as a gift. (and his birthday is long gone) I wrote to Amazon within 24 hours of placing the order, but Amazon said sorry, you need to resolve through Meredith, which is the name of their magazine vendor. Okay, fine, but when I wrote to Meredith, they said I needed to wait two weeks until the order processed through to them from Amazon.

Having my order "trapped" between two companies for two weeks was very annoying, but I waited the two weeks.  Now, it's a month later and after repeated emails to Meredith, I'm still trying transfer the subscription to another magazine.  They implied it was possible in an email they sent me earlier this week, but can't seem to grasp the fact that my friend would have ordered Ready Made directly from the magazine instead of going through their service.  I just want to get my friend a gift he doesn't already have!  I'm not asking for a discount and would happily pay the difference between the Ready  Made subscription and another magazine, but Meredith still hasn't sent me that list.

Long story short, (too late!)  I recommend avoiding Amazon as a portal to order magazines. There are plenty of other services that offer similar services at similar prices.  In fact, my friend ordered directly through the Ready Made website and basically paid the same amount I paid to Amazon.


title: What's better than BH&G catalogs

text: I have always like BH&G but never had a subscription. Now I do and at such a good price plus it's always nice to get something in the mail that's full of great ideas and recipes rather than bills or junk mail.


title: cooking light

text: I think Cooking Light Magazine is amazing, so I ordered it.  It takes time for this order, I have not received it yet.<br />I'm excited waiting for it.


title: Very thin and they don’t come over half the time

text: The “magazines” are ridiculously thin and that’s when they even show up. My daughter has received maybe 2 out of the subscription


title: Worth the money

text: I love the little life hacks. I’m looking forward to my issue every month


title: Still One Of The Best

text: Time is still one of the best in current news coverage magazines.  You don't get just bold type headlines of an event which explains little to nothing of what actually occurred.  No, you're given all the facts in easy to read and understand language.  And the opinions when offered are backed up by facts, as they are, not as certain other news organizations like to spin them.  As for the one star rating given by some of the other reviewers, I'm afraid they'd only be satisfied with writers that like them also believe Donald Trump is actually the second coming of Jesus Christ.


title: Perfect

text: Kids loved their first issue


title: Would not recommend this at all

text: I disliked the service


title: Cute pictures

text: My 5 year old loves these.


title: Road and Track is a good magazine. I use Motor Trend as my gauge ...

text: Road and Track is a good magazine.  I use Motor Trend as my gauge because it is my favorite for cars.  This is a good mag, but not quite as good as Motor Trend.  I'd recommend it for sure.


title: Five Stars

text: it was a gift


title: No longer Boys Life

text: He magazine is now called Scout Life.


title: Woman's Day, Better Homes & Gardens, Redbook combo package

text: This is a great deal for three magazines. I purchased the subscriptions for a family member in a nursing home. They get shared throughout the home. It is a gift that just keeps giving.


title: The Absolute Worst for Subscription Service!!

text:
Playstation: The Official Magazine isn't a bad gaming magazine at all . . . the content is decent, and the reviews aren't bad either.  It's just the service that sucks!!!  I just got my renewal notice in the mail today, and over the course of my subscription thus far, I missed THREE (3)...count 'em...THREE magazines!!  What can possibly account for this act of gross, heinous negligence?  I'm certainly not the only customer to voice my concerns about this serious issue.  You can read for yourself the other negative reviews on here.

To be honest, this was my first magazine subscription that I've ever bought through Amazon, and it's definitely going to be the last.  If not receiving the appropriate amount of issues per year is going to be a concern, why bother with it ever again?  Makes no sense to me...

TWO STARS (really should be one star, but I gave an extra star for content)


title: Digestible Reading

text: Having subscribed to this periodical before I was familiar with its' contents.  I particularly enjoy the jokes and the health related articles and they are the proper length to read when you don't have much time.


title: Good Work

text: Very useful magazine for business readers and those looking for new innovations in the market. Business students need this magazine at all cost, its cheap and informative.


title: Wonderful

text: I am a complete amateur but I love this magazine as it helps keep me informed about how building can and should be done.


title: Go Deep

text: Give Twitter, Facebook and Instagram a break. You will savor the writing in The New York Review of Books. The stories and analyses will soothe you.


title: Great Price.

text: Over the years this magazine has gotten smaller and smaller. I am glad Amazon can offer it at a price that reflects this.


title: love this mag!

text: great magazine!  always impressed by the photos.  and usually gets me re-motivated to tie flies and fish when i fall into a rut.  just wish it was issued more frequently.


title: More than Music and Movies

text: Top notch investigative reporting and insightful commentary offered in every issue. Great coverage and analysis of politics and social issues.


title: Greatest Motorcycle Racing Magazine

text: I've subscribed to Roadracing World for several years now. Consistently great coverage of roadracing and really good/honest articles are what really sets them apart from the corporate vanilla motorcycle mags (you know who you are). If you like roadracing, this is the only magazine that fills the need.


title: Best magazine I get.

text: This is hands down the best magazine I get.  it's very useful for any DIYer.  Handyman has so many good tips and tricks for everyday fixes.


title: Five Stars

text: What can I say? This is "the" magazine for the Porsche lover.


title: Popular Science (1-year automatic renewal)

text: Been getting Popular Science for many years & prefer magazine over online which a lot of print media has gone to.<br />Alway's something that catches your eye.


title: Popular Photography

text: I'm always interested in the newest technology and this magazine covers the latest in camera's and camera gear very well. It's aimed at the amateur market so some of the articles may not appeal to a professional but all and all its a very good publication.


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine


title: Four Stars

text: So worth it.


title: A teacher's pick for kids who don't want to read!

text: Great magazines for kids....and adults! Short stories, not intimidating, and very interesting!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for any beer lover.


title: Five Stars

text: Learned a lot already, MY HUSBAND TOOK IT!!!


title: NGS

text: GOOD READING


title: Five Stars

text: The most informative publication for all household dilemmas.


title: SI for kids

text: This is a wonderful way for  students to keep up with the sports world - and still get their homework done......


title: A Review and A Request

text: This magazine is a major part of my brain training life, as a senior. My only lament is that many of the puzzles are simply too complicated for my taste. I continue to subscribe for the excellent quality of the crosswords, mixed doubles, and siamese twins. However, my all-time favorite is Pencil Pointers and I respectfully request that you include three instead of two of them in each copy. Best puzzle magazine I have found, in spite of the many offerings that I never attempt to solve.


title: Watch the show and skip the magazine

text: So disappointed.  Love the show but not the magazine. Would rather have Southern Living, Better Homes and Gardens, or even Martha Stewart Living.


title: This and motor trend

text: Steer clear from automobile magazine unless you were an art/English major. This talks about vehicles not the stylist.


title: Very good

text: Kids loved it


title: good buy

text: you cannot find a better deal any where.


title: Five Stars

text: One of the greatest educational magazine for humanity and culture.


title: Four Stars

text: Another great magazine for wife.


title: Five Stars

text: Wife loves this one the most for fashion trend watching.


title: a fun magazine for car enthusiasts

text: What to say, a fun magazine for car enthusiasts.


title: Four Stars

text: Easy and relaxing to read and covers many different parts of the world but not in enough depth.


title: My favorite wine magazine

text: My favorite wine magazine.  If I get my hands on (or my taste buds) a wine rated by several sources, my taste seems to agree with Winespectator the best.  I wish subscription to the magazine comes with free online access as well.


title: Great magazine/great deal

text: Backpacker is a great magazine for people who really get out and hike. So many outdoor magazines are more fashion shoots and for armchair travelers.  Backpacker is full of useful information.


title: Statics.

text: Hockey.I like all of it.


title: Horrible paper printed on!

text: Obviously they changed the paper to save money.  To bad for readers.  Adios RD


title: Poor Quality paper

text: Not the RD I remember.  Obviously, they switched quality paper to newspaper paper.  I assume this was to save them money.  Although I enjoy some of the personal stories, the funnies are not, and the ads are ridiculous. :(


title: Pretty good

text: Better than TOH because more practical things featured that you might actually try, rather than just what seemed to be restorations of old homes.  TOH seems to always feature country kitchens etc while FH things I might actually try.


title: Model Railroad is hot!!!!

text: It is great!


title: Five Stars

text: A like the variety of topics; travel, recipes, gardening. This is a great all-around magazine for western living.


title: Golf Magazine

text: Great magazine, husband loves it!!!


title: Still waiting...

text: Cannot tell you how frustrating it is to pay for a product and not receive it. Hope it gets here soon!


title: Love!

text: Have always loved Vanity Fair. It gives you a peek into the lives of the notorious, rich and famous without being a gossip rag. Great writing.


title: YES!

text: Love this mag. It tells me what is going on in the area.


title: serious about food

text: This magazine introduces foods that are new on the market or from other regions of the world. It has articles on travel and the local cuisine at each locale. It contains lots of recipes that you will not find in other cooking magazines. I have subscribed to this magazine for about a decade and still look forward to reading it.


title: Not arriving

text: I am not getting this magazine it should have renewed until 2022.


title: Very Informative and well worth the read

text: I look forward to receiving my magazine twice a month.  It definitely is a cover to cover enjoyable read.  There’s very few ads (only 3 throughout the entire magazine).  Magazine deals in facts only which I find very refreshing in this current political climate. I am a registered Independent although I lean a tad left. My main need is facts and this magazine delivers that thankfully.<br />Well worth the subscription price!


title: One issue!

text: I love this magazine. Had subscribed in the past, but so far I have only received one issue. Very disappointed. I guess the value was too good to be real.


title: Super casual read

text: Great color and format, and a reasonable balance of ads and articles. Very helpful down-to-earth information (i.e. a tearout 10 pg guide to quitting smoking). Visit O's webpage for more savings.


title: Magazine is fine but...

text: I ordered by mistake October 4th. Tried to cancel within minutes and was told in a message that it's too late-- the first issue was on the way. My first issue is said to be coming December 20th (70 days after it "shipped"). This magazine is so authentic it is apparently shipped from the Old World to the New World, then carried East to West via horses, trains and steam engine boats to make it over to California.


title: Awesome

text: I've missed seeing the awesome photography and the well-written articles. Glad to be a subscriber again! Look forward to the new issue each month.


title: I'd like it if is came!

text: I have enjoyed the few issues that have been received.


title: very good.

text: For my grandchildren, very good.


title: An excellent magazine about real people -a fabulous weekly read!

text:
I have been buying this magazine for years -it's fabulous.  The stories are all about real people, written by real people (the readers).  Celebrities are not given any space at all.

You read about everything that happens in real life:

-couples and their amazing "how we met" stories

-disastrous marriages to overseas scam artists

-people coping with the serious illness of their child

-highly imaginative marriage proposals

-heroic rescues

-hauntings

-people finding one another after 50 years

and heaps more

As an added bonus the magazine has great competitions each week, you can win just about anything, and every single week there is a car to be won.

I highly recommend this magazine as a refreshing change from the magazines endlessly giving a new take on the Pitt/Jolie/Aniston saga or Paris Hilton and her latest love.

Let's face it, real life is far more interesting!


title: Tudors and much more

text: Always great articles for Brit history buffs.  Worth the money several times over.


title: fairest pricing

text: I got the fairest price in the amazon special offer on this indispensible aid to take the temperature of American pop culture. Don't let it auto-renew, however. Taking another oster's advice, I check for new deals and extend at the lowest offer.


title: Very inexpensive subscription - and that is appropriate

text:
I'm a few issues into my subscription and I'd have to say that its worth the extremely low initial subscription price I was offered when I bought my new DSLR through Amazon.  That's purposely faint praise.  The self-help/instructional content is pretty sparce and it seems like the main focus of this periodical is to push new gear.

If the renewal price stays low, I'll probably stick with it, as its a light read and somewhat motivating to keep up with the latest in the business.  However, if the price goes up, I'll likely switch to one of the more serious photography magazines like Lenswork.


title: Much better under Bloomberg

text:
I was a long-time and avid subscriber until last year.  In fact, I started in 1989 while in business school.  The aspect that I appreciated the most was the in-depth reporting that I couldn't get anywhere else.  However starting in 2008, I noticed that the in-depth articles were getting fewer and more of the reporting seemed to be the same as any newspaper.  That was about the same time I started hearing that the operation was for sale.

So, I canceled in early 2009.  Recently I got an offer for a free issue of the relaunch under the new ownership of Bloomberg.  I have to say I'm very impressed.  The in-depth reporting is back. Also, there's a breadth of content that probably comes from the Bloomberg network that is also very welcome.  So, I'm a fan again.  Hope they keep it up.


title: Been around awhile, but still the best

text: I was one of the charter subcribers when Wired was first introduced.  I really enjoyed its fearless and sharp-tongued approach.  Wired livened up the technology periodical business.  After a few years I got behind in reading it, and canceled my subscription.  Just recently restarted it again when the prices dropped.  I was afraid it had been watered down like so many periodicals have in the past couple of years.  I'm happy to report that its just as on top of things as always.  A stimulating take on the tech business, that doesn't insult one's intelligence.


title: LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT

text: i so love this magazine!!!<br />Did my bedroom over by looking at it


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for anyone who likes to get into the more technical side of auto restoration!


title: Worth the money

text: Always love the national geo.  Grandkids seem to gravitate towards these magazines as well.


title: Five Stars

text: Great ideas, and good lessons to learn from this magazine.


title: Good magazine

text: Always an interesting read.


title: Im always so excited to get my magazine in. ...

text: Im always so excited to get my magazine in. Im not a backpacker but I have always dreamed of hiking the At. This magazine opens my mind to all these intresting trails in the US.


title: Not happy.

text: Too much advertisement ! Not so much things to read.<br />I will cancel my subscription.


title: X Box Magazine

text: Well I orderd this magazine January 23rd t is now April 1st and I have not seen one issue. So, I would have to give this produst a 1.


title: Great for kids

text: Purchased as a gift for a young grandaughter. She loves it.


title: Took 3 months to deliver

text: Not the best magazine and it took three months to be delivered. I ordered it in June arrived at the end of September.


title: Don't have time to read

text: Don't have time to read


title: Dont have time to read

text: Dont have time to read


title: Questionable legitimacy

text: All articles seem to be by the editor, expressing his views, and selling books he has authored himself.


title: 5 months, no magazine

text: Once again, Amazon took my money, 5 months went by, no magazine....


title: Great Children’s Magazine

text: This magazine was a gift to my grandson. He looks forward to it arriving.


title: Like a pair of comfortable boots

text: I've been reading magazine for 20 years. It's eagerly awaited every month.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine!


title: Super Magazine

text: I love this magazine!  The articles are so interesting, the photography terrific, and can't wait to get the next issue.  Makes me wish I lived in New England.


title: Cheap magazine that only the 1% would enjoy

text: This magazine tries to show you the most expensive and unattractive pieces of furniture I’ve ever seen. In the most recent Italy issue, they have a pink sofa, reminiscent of a blow up sofa, that’s over $16,000! And the writer says they would want 2! I’m all for including unique pieces, but at least include furniture and decor that more than the 1% can afford. The amount of ads in the magazine make it unreadable - especially when it’s a home decor magazine and yet filled with ads for jewelry.


title: Kids love it, educators and parents do too!

text:
My 3 year old grabs this issue as soon as it arrives and begins to look at the recurring picture hunt that begins each issue. Soon, however, she asks me to read to her. The issues are high-interest, colorful, predictable in their layout,  and always come with a project on the last pages related to the topic of the magazine. And I love the lack of ads (it's what helped me decide between this and some of the competitors' magazines for this age range, no toy ads to distract my kids from the content).

If you're trying to decide which magazine to buy, Ladybug is Cricket's fiction magazine for 3-6 year olds. My son wasn't quite ready for this magazine when he was 3,and my daughter still enjoys Babybug too but is really enjoying this more as she approaches 4. Meanwhile, my six year old son heartily prefers Cricket's companion nonfiction magazine for 3-6 year olds, Click. The wonderful thing about Cricket Media is that you or your gift recipient can call and change your subscription (from fiction to nonfiction, for example, or from a lower to higher age range magazine) whenever you need. We started with Babybug when my son was 2, upgraded to Ladybug when he was 4, added a subscription to Click when he was 5, and have given them as gifts to many friends.

Don't forget to check out issues at your local library if you want to see a magazine before committing to a subscription!


text:
My first grader grabs this issue as soon as he arrives and begins to read the recurring Click and Jane comic feature that begins each issue. Soon, however, he asks me to read to him. The issues are high-interest, colorful, predictable in their layout,  and always come with a project on the last pages related to the topic of the magazine. And I love the lack of ads (it's what helped me decide between this and some of the competitors' magazines for this age range, no toy ads to distract my kids from the content).

If you're trying to decide which magazine to buy, Click is Cricket's nonfiction magazine for 3-6 year olds. My son wasn't quite ready for this magazine when he was 3, and didn't really enjoy it until he was 5. Now he isn't ready to upgrade to Ask, although he's almost 7. Meanwhile, my three year old daughter heartily prefers Cricket's companion fiction magazine for 3-6 year olds, Ladybug. The wonderful thing about Cricket Media is that you or your gift recipient can call and change your subscription (from fiction to nonfiction, for example, or from a lower to higher age range magazine) whenever you need. We started with Babybug when my son was 2, upgraded to Ladybug when he was 4, added a subscription to Click when he was 5, and have given them as gifts to many friends.

Don't forget to check out issues at your local library if you want to see a magazine before committing to a subscription!


title: More Magazine

text: I enjoy More Magazine. It is a really great magazine for the more mature woman. The articles are interesting and informative.


title: Perfect gift for the horse lover

text: I ordered this subscription as a Christmas gift for a family member who raises horses, after I previewed an issue in a bookstore.  She loved it, and mentioned the variety of horses it covers; it's good reading for cowboys, for equestrians, and for 4-H horse show competitors - really, anyone who loves horses.


title: Super publication to learn about wild birds and plants.

text: Great publication which I enjoy receiving and reading. The photography is always excellent. And I have learned so much useful information from this magazine!


I have always loved the writing and the cartoons. Honestly, the cartoons alone are worth the price of The NewYorker


title: Many tips,articles I enjoy !

text: Best magazine I receive!


title: Got it for my 12 year old granddaughter and her ...

text: Got it for my 12 year old granddaughter and her mother says that she enjoys it a lot. I just renewed it for another year.


title: My granddaughter (4 years old) loves it and is very ...

text: My granddaughter (4 years old) loves it and is very excited to get it each month. She feels special to get mail, and my son tells me that she enjoys the activities in it.


title: Five Stars

text: Great for all TV buffs!


This is one of my must have magazines. I love all the options from color or style, design style, and expert advice. In the designs are not so overpriced that they’re out of reach, like some high-end design magazines. But there are definitely high and low end options for design inspiration. Love love love.


title: Great Articles - Luv the Large Print

text: For those who like the feel of a magazine in your hands and don't like a magazine filled with ads, this magazine is for you.


title: I am not a fan of this magazine..

text: I knew very little about the topics in Entertainment.  I stopped my subscription...Amazon was very understanding when I discovered I was not happy.


title: Remenessing is fun

text: Entertaining reading to look thru and see just how much we can relate to


title: good

text: good


title: great

text: great


title: Good for a variety of ages

text: Bought this about 5 years ago when my nieces & nephew were pre-school to middle school age.  I recently asked the oldest niece (in high school now) if they had outgrown it and she said they all still read them and even re-read old copies.  That sounds a strong endorsement to me!


title: Good source for tips

text: Good reading when you aren't playing.


title: made a good gift

text: I give my dad a subscription to this magazine every year for Christmas. He really enjoys reading them. His favorite part is looking for the hidden needle.


title: Good For Knowing What's On For the Week, Who's in What. Etc. Oriented Mainly to Those Under 40 y.o.

text:
I've been reading Entertainment Weekly for ages, and boy, has it changed! I gave it a fairly positive review on amazon (in 2017, I think), but now EW has too much to cover, & so most of it is too thin to give me much to read. Much wit is attempted, & a fair amount of writing which actually IS quite witty, informative and right on target

Ways of purchasing and consuming entertainment - films, music, episodic t.v., streaming services, books (etc.), and a need to fill more positons, roles, etc. (too many more categories to mention) - have exploded. Keeping track of it all so I could watch or DVR the best shows, go to the films I wanted to see, etc., used to be fun. Now it's just not worth the effort (for me, anyway).

I can't fault EW for having to cover so many new aspects of entertainment by skipping around and lightly touching on as much mainstream entertainment as is possible. I also just don't care to get less info on so many more subjects - I'm finally unsubscribing, after all this time!


title: It's okay

text: Not the same quality of paper as I remember from the past.  Very conservative but fun reading in the wash room :)


title: My favorite magazine

text: Fine Cooking is my all time favorite magazine. I get my best recipes and cooking tips from them. Every year, the only thing I ask my husband for my birthday is to renew my magazine subscription to Fine Cooking.


title: Four Stars

text: Arrived as stated


title: Always entertaining!

text: What can I say that hasn't already been said? A great magazine at a great price.


title: Lightweight

text:
I subscribed for a year, was disappointed right from the first issue, not going to renew.  A few good articles, but most content is lightweight or irrelevant to me.
Feature articles from my current issue: Modern day wildcatters in the Texas oil fields, Buying event tickets from a broker, How to get married at an Irish castle or a lavish Paris hotel(5pgs).
Plus: Fishing rod reviews, Wine auctions, Summer in our national parks, Is a $325 razor worth it? (yes) or a $175 razor? (no), Test on $700 worth of silk ties: will catsup and coffee stains come off tie?...
Interesting, but not why I subscribed. None of these are going to make me any smarter when I decide what to do with real money.


title: One Star

text: too high end and lofty for me...


title: Five Stars

text: Always full of helpful information and nice to leave laying around for company to relax with.


title: Relevant Articles for Small Farm Life

text:
Amazon ran a special for $5 magazines and this was one of them. We ordered it.
My daughter and I enjoy it and read it cover to cover when it comes in the mail.
It has a lot of useful articles in it for life on a small or medium farm. We raise chickens and turkeys. So we are always on the look out for information regarding our flock.


title: Tx Monthly

text: Hard to review a product that you haven't received yet....so I gave it a middle of the road review.


title: Great idea magazine

text: I like the ideas for quick makeovers and the comparisons on how to decorate on a budget.  Not all of us have thousands to redo rooms.  Nice ideas for quick room makeovers.


title: Good Housekeeper

text: Have always liked reading this magazine.  Used to subscribe years ago, family and home responsibities took precedence over spending for mag subscriptions. Children are grown, now able to read and afford books and mags.  Good Housekeeping was a first choice.  Not disappointed, still has relevant articles and great tips.


title: Have read mag in the checkout line, this is my first subscription

text: Awaiting start of my subscription, reading in the check out line is rushed and cannot really take advantage of everything this mag has to offer.  I expect that all the articles are informative and will help with my food budget.


title: National Geographic Kids

text: Good magazine


title: Birds & Blooms

text: I love it. great photos and information.


title: People en Espanol

text: Me encanta esta revista muy interesante. A+


title: Reminisce

text: I love it.


title: Good old days

text: I love it.


title: Love retro get this for sure

text: Love this magazine Atomic Ranch is so cool


title: Great magazine!

text: I love, love, love this magazine.


title: Waste of money

text: You are paying for ads and 1 decor idea


title: Great magazine, hits the news in context

text: Narrowly beats the Economist for best magazine for international affairs nerds. Spectacular in depth analysis of the biggest issues of the day. Articles that will matter ten years after publishing.

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title: Great but mostly preaches to the choir

text: Great magazine. Tells you all the news you need in a short rundown. Great understanding of the neoliberal world order and great for giving context to the news. Biggest downside is that the editorials mostly only support the opinions of those who already read the magazine.


title: Finger on the pulse of Tech, sometimes misses the tech as it happens

text: Some good stories from Wired. Definitely gets the culture of Tech right if it doesn’t entirely understand the tech itself though it can be excused if it lacks a crystal ball. Still a bearer of news that matters going into the 21st century.


title: Too many advertisements.

text: Very disappointed in this magazine.  We ordered it for our 11 year old and there seemed to be very few useful or educational articles however; there were plenty of alcohol, tobacco, and vaping advertisements.


title: A great buy

text: I love it gives you helpful hints about cats and newest products for cats


title: Delightful!

text: I love and want to support this publication!! Some people complained about converting to metrics. Come on, really? It is so easy! The recipes are worth it!


title: Fast delivery and good customer service

text: Thank you


title: Cooking

text: Love the recipes and tips


title: I love it!

text: Let me be upfront--I have not read Men's Health. I am always intrigued by the covers but as it is geared towards men I never felt the need to delve between the covers of that magazine myself. I cannot address whether the comparisons between the two magazines are fair. I HAVE read Women's Health, however, and I love it! Self and Fitness and Shape just seemed geared towards the younger 20s and while I am a young 34, magazines focused on the same subjects I would have related to in high school bore me. I am NOT a fitness buff, rather someone who THINKS alot about getting in shape, lol, but if you are a hard core fitness freak I think you would be happier reading something like Oxygen or Muscle and Fitness Hers. If you want to hear about the latest workout trends and studies, however, and you HATE being talked down to, I think that Women's Health is the way to go. I will definitely renew my subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: I read the devotionals every day. A refreshing way to start the day.


title: just got my first issue...thanks, Amazon!

text: Magazine is just as I remembered!  Format and pictures are great! Got my first magazine within a month of ordering!<br />Thanks!


title: Interesting Magazine

text: Good magazine,full of information & ideas. Enjoy it!


title: Worthwhile Magazine

text: I have received all kinds of magazines for the home plus major food-style magazines over the years, but this is my only "keeper."  They have a host of interesting tips, plus you really learn something each time about how different cooking techniques affect the flavor.  My son's a chef.  I got him a subscription and he likes it, too.


title: The Chef Loves It.

text: I bought this subscription to give to my son who is a newly-graduated chef.  He says he loves the magazine and brings a copy over now and then--all dog-eared and full of book-marks but he has never left a copy with me so I've only been able to thumb through them at the book store. I might have to get my own copy.


title: I love this magazine

text: I've subscribed to Sunset for years because I love the California lifestyle articles on gardening, building and dining.  I dropped the subscription for awhile and missed it, so I renewed. Now my daughter lives in northern California and I can relate to the vacation and travel articles, too.


title: A little too Techy

text: I go this subscription while we were having our house built so I could understand the details.  It's a bit too technical for the average person, but I got some good ideas from the articles and ads that we incorporated into the home.  I dropped the subscription after the home was finished.


title: Midwest Living -- Worth the time to read

text: Great magazine.  Interesting insight into many areas of interest


title: Stick to fashion

text: STOP Pushing Politics!!!


title: NO AUTO RENEWAL

text: I did not like that this was renewed without my consent.  It was billed to the wrong payment card.  I will work this out this time but please REMOVE FROM AUTO RENEWAL STATUS!!! (Readers Digest)


title: so good!

text: Just received my first copy - so far, so good!


title: A classic

text:
Wonderful little magazine for your young learners.
Highlights has been out for so long, I remember my grown ones reading this magazine.
Truly appreciate Highlights and what it has brought to my childrens lives. Memories, better reading skills, makes them think and challenges them a bit, brings a smile to their faces. Perfect for road trips to.


title: readable articles, with good research, plus analysis!

text: this magazine is usually well received among progressive activists although many of us had a major problem with some coverage in the past. i won't get to it at this time but i must say that the last one i've read (?May/June edition) had a very good coverage in the issue of the prison industrial complex, putting human faces behind all the build up of prisons, the absurd increase in the prison population in the U.S. by far leading in the incarceration of our people, young and old alike, the racist system we still live in, etc.  also, the coverage for the issue of foreclosure was very thorough and finally shed some light on my questions regarding the reasons why, and who is responsible for this mess. check it out.


title: it keeps me interested, good and useful articles

text: my teenager daughter and i read them often. for her, she finds them a bit repetitive, and not too different from one edition to the next. for me, it is an easy reading for very busy people, and give me a chance to read a little more on things that i have been concerned about, or needed additional information on, at a glance.<br />the May edition had a very good article regarding the dangers of plastic which i shared with other folks especially childbearing women and men. i think that is the beauty of these articles, they are not so long as they are not an essay on any subject matter, however, it does provide enough info to get the public's attention so people can go for more research if they wish to get deeper. i will continue receiving my subscriptions.


title: skin deep

text:
too many ads, not one single finished product.
what is the point of this magazine? aw yeah, i've heard about
the global warming but don't ask me what where why is happening type of
no-information?
no, thank you, it is a waste of time, and lots of trees...


title: Food Network magazine

text:
WOW!!!!  You have a REAL WINNER HERE.  Perfect for the at home gourmet.  Wonderful, what took you so long.

GinGer - Hendersonville, North Carolina


title: The only mag I look for

text: This is a great magazine. Pretty much the only martial arts magazine worth reading. No blue or purple uniforms, no secret Krav Maga moves that are really karate, no tournament coverage, just good stuff.


title: Great local how to's and inspiration.

text: Nice local mag.


title: Very Good Magazine

text: I find that each month I pick up new information about how to be better at taking photo's. I also like the reviews of new lenses or body's.


title: Great magazine

text: My sons 19 and 25 read this magazine cover to cover each time it arrives.  Articles they have read here have been the inspiration for several lively dinner conversations.  I read a fair amount of the magazine myself so that I can join them in the discussions.


title: Four Stars

text: Cheap paper a quality paper would help


title: National Geographic a  Damaged Brand

text:
Starting in 1945 I have been a faithful reader of what once were stories, information and photos of the world about me.
When geography was once part of the elementary and High school curriculum ,National Geographic was a great adjunct source for information.
About 1990 the editorial policy of National Geo. took a sharp turn to the left and away from hard science & non political observation toward a socialist agenda and non- confirmable politically correct global warming & fascist  of case building for a progressive's idea of a "Brave New World" order.
I recently ordered and then immediately cancelled, three subscriptions for my grandchildren & after reviewing the NG's content with my four college degree sons.
They said that after many years of receiving NG and sharing with my grandchildren they were convinced that National Geographic had become left wing propaganda with slick photos.
There is more objective information elsewhere  for young minds.
This is yet another once fine publication  that has been captured by the smothering left.
I long for those days when I sat in the school library paging through a world of information without lies and Marxist views.


title: I Love It!!!!!!!

text: I Love the quality and content of this magazine.  It is so great to see positive media out here that promotes education.  I am looking forward to getting other issues!!!  :)


title: Try again later!

text: Ordered and wanted to read digital kindle edition but, got an error message!  Try again later! Update-Finally got it about 40 minutes later.


title: Real Simple Subscription

text: I paid $5 for my Real Simple subscription, which is about the same price as one issue on the newsstand.  You can't beat that!


title: A Must-Have!!

text: I use the reviews for all of my major purchases.  The Car issue is especially useful.  Will continue to use ever since I used it to select a new car over 22 years ago which still runs well.  I will not make a major purchase without first consulting this magazine.


Update - it is now delivered in a nice cardboard sleeve, no chance of a rollup by the postman

Great publication!  Currently I purchase in-store only.  It is a large magazine, so be warned you may receive it rolled up in your mailbox as mine came.


title: Worst purchase ever made on Amazon

text: I bought this magazine in hopes of getting some tips to stay fit, eat healthier and just live a healthier lifestyle in general. I wasn't really expecting much to be quite honest. First magazine I got, I didn't fall in love with. I gave it a second chance. Got the next issue in the mail- now I feel really sick. What a useless magazing. I bought this for myself and I got Men's Journal for my father. Both magazines covered a bit of the olympics-especially the swimmers and man its like night and day. The writing and quality of Men's Fitness (this magazine) is simply awful. It's not written to stimulate thought, apply to higher education, or even educate. This magazine is all about flashiness and hit headlines such as "Train like an Olympian" or "Lose your Gut" followed by a worthless paragraph or page magically telling you how to accomplish what the headline states. I mean, the quality of writing in this magazine is really lacking. Perhaps it was better years ago, but as of now, It's adjusted more towards the body builders I assume. EVERY OTHER PAGE has an ad for an enhancement or supplement. I remember in the issue I received in July? there was a page dedicated to Human Growth Hormones! This is not healthy!!! All these ads for supplements, performance enhancers, and photoshopped "fit" models in this magazine really disgust me.<br />The magazine I got for my 55 year old father has more information on just about everything and is *truly* a magazine for men young and older. This was my worst purchase ever on amazon. Articles are not in depth nor introduce new concepts. Ads with performance enhancers/supplements on every other page. And really poorly written articles. Will never purchase again! I will be purchasing a seperate issue of "Men's Journal" for myself so I no longer have to borrow the latest issue from my father. Meanwhile this magazine, "Men's Fitness" will continue to go from the mailbox directly into the trash until it expires.


title: Pretty thin...full of advertisements...but still interesting

text:
I knew seeing the words "cowboy" that I was destined to see at least one guy free of all blemishes and signs of work, dressed up in fancy designer clothing, and topped off with a cowboy hat. I was right. That model shows up every couple of times in the magazine's ads. Kind of sad that most people think that is what they should look at when working on a ranch.

Luckily, the magazine does have articles of "traditional," hard-working cowboys- old and young, male and female. The magazine itself is pretty slim with articles that are not very in-depth. There are definitely a lot of adverstisements and marketing of apparel is prominent unfortunately. Definitely not burtsing with crisp pictures of rodeos or cutting horses either, but there are adequate pictures to accompany every article. But for the price it is an interesting portal into the world and livlihood of the dying cowboy. The first issue was shipping to me two weeks after ordering, but I would still order it 4 weeks ahead of the time you want to receive it.

And despite my lackluster review of this magazine, I want to reassure people that you do learn a few things from this magazine. I've learnt already about famous cowboys, how to evaluate a horse's hocks, and even read about ranches in Hawaii that I never knew even existed. For the price, I'd suggest expanding your realm of knowledge of The West and subscribing to this magazine for at least a year.


title: Great for every level of horse enthusiast!

text:
First off, I wanted to state that I am a freshman studying animal science at Cal Poly. This quarter I am taking my first equine science class and I was greatly behind all the other students who grew up around horses. Many thought they knew everything as well. More so than the professor... You know the type.

Well, I planned ahead and ordered these before signing up for my class and got the issue in the mail within two weeks. And needless to say, each issue has a wealth of information about equine care, medical breakthroughs, and tips. There are also featured articles by other veterinarians (on the medical part). The information presented is especially great for people who have little to no prior experience with horses (i.e. myself). It is always easy to understand and the articles will help you immensley with some of the terms thrown in class and outside the stables. Though the issues range from 60-70 (thin in my opinion), it is a very reliable and well put-together magazine for all levels of enthusiasts.

I like how in depth some articles go into equine physiology while still keeping in mind that the reader is eager to learn about horses- not the complexity of the English language. That isn't to say that these issues are for simpleton's! The articles are very well written and have great source citations. Some articles even have debates between two reputable figures in the horse industry and let the reader decide which side is best. For the excellent pricing, well-written and informative articles, and up-to-date breakthrough articles, as well as a leg up in class, this is the one of the best magazines for animal science and horse owners alike!

**Horse enthusiasts/judges**
I would steer clear and get a different magazine. This magazine has very few (if any) full-page, 14 mega pixel, standing or action shots of horses with excellent conformation. The images in this magazine are nice, bearable, satisfactory for me. But it's no National Geography, that's for sure.


title: Great recipes

text: Love the easy to fix recipes and the variety of different cuisines.  Most all of the recipes are quick & easy using mainly common ingredients.


title: Good Eats!

text: I got this for my husband, who didn't think he really needed it.  I'm glad I got it anyway, because he has used it to make some fantastic dishes for us!  He liked it enough to let me renew the subscription for a second year . . .


title: Five Stars

text: I always like to read this mag


title: Fan of Redbook for years

text: I have been reading Redbook for several years.  Amazon offered a good deal for a 2 year subscription.  I think this magazine is good for the young mother/wife.  I've outgrown Cosmopolitan, and Redbook offers articles that have more meaning and interest me.


title: Five Stars

text: It is excellent.


title: Interesting articles

text: Like this magazine.  Wish it had more articles regarding projects/kits/ideas to make at home.  Also subscribe to Mother Earth News.


title: Received Super Quick

text: They indicated that it would take 6-8 weeks for delivery. Well, 2 weeks later I received my first issue. Super quick


title: Not my style

text: I tried it but Vanity Fair bores me.


title: Way too woke

text: I stopped subscribing to the magazine years ago as it got way too woke even before wokeness had taken over, also is was full of garbage about the planet being destroyed. Tell that to the jet Setter's going to Climate Change lectures. John Kerry for example. P.M now it too is  being destroyed by a bunch of liberals.


title: Great magazine

text: I love this magazine. Bought it for my husband and he really enjoys it also. has some great tips and articles.


title: BS

text: Full of BS


title: Great magazine

text: My brother loves this magazine. I get it for him every year and he is always waiting for it!


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: good basic information on family living

text: A gift for my wife who really enjoys the content in the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: always a great source for help in doing DYI things.


title: The best Woodcarving Magazine

text: The best magazine with plenty of "how to" articles.


title: Excellent purchase.

text: I subscribe to several "history" magazines and wasn't sure what to expect of this one.  First issue arrived several days ago and I am impressed.  Topic selection, writing, and graphics are top notch.  I am especially impressed with the choice of graphics.  Excellent purchase.


title: Five Stars

text: Good monthly Read


title: Creative Machine Embroidery

text: I can't review this product because I won't start receiving it until March. I didn't realize this was a subscription to a magazine. Poor advertising on this product


title: Great ideas in this magazine

text: Great magazine


title: No news!

text: I made a gift subscription for this magazine, National Geographic in December 2009. And am still wondering if the first copy has been delivered to the address.<br />I can give a proper review only when i get a confirmation that the magazine has already been posted to the address!!!!


title: Great magazine on personal finance

text: Great magazine for anyone interested in personal finance or the economy.


title: Great Business Magazine

text: This is a great magazine for anyone interested in finance or business.  This magazine offers the same articles that can be found online.  I prefer reading magazine's so for that purpose I believe this still deserves a 5/5 rating.  Some of the articles are political in nature, leaning towards the conservative spectrum.  If that's a problem for you for some reason, you've been warned.


title: Overall, a pretty good magazine.

text: Overall, a pretty good magazine especially for the beginner. The recipes are reliable, I believe they must test them on people for usability of the directions because I have found very few errors or vagueness in the directions, a major flaw of many otherwise excellent cookbooks.  They tend towards the blander side in terms of spicing but that can be improved by the user. Over the years a number of their recipes have become my standard go to with some modifications, their British Scones and Chocolate Chip Cookies  are as good as it gets. Their equipment reviews have to be taken a little more circumspectly. In a number of cases they are simply wrong. The reviewer of carbon steel knives did not appear to know that chefs favor them because they taken edge not because they hold it, sharpening stainless steel knives is rather laborious, not so with carbon steel. In another review they did not seem to know that copper pots work perfectly well without polishing them which was on of their major criticisms.  A couple of their books are rather good, The Science of Good Cooking and The Best Thirty Minute Recipes are both excellent.


title: Quick survey of science

text: I really like th ability to have a quick survey I can go through in one sitting to hear what is going on in the world of science. Not much depth, but it takes me through topics I would not usually seek out so I learn about things I would not ordinarily encounter.


title: My monthly "novel"

text: Whenever my new issue arrives, my spouse refers to it as my "novel".  I always enjoy a month of interesting reading, often involving subjects I thought held no interest for me until I read the well-written article.  A reviewer mentioned having issues never arrive--this is not a problem unique to Amazon subscriptions, as my subscription was purchased directly from the magazine and I have had 2 issues not arrive.  When I went to the magazine website to report this, there was no response.  I hope that these incidents are rare (I have subscribed for many years) and I continue to be entertained and informed on a wide variety of subjects.


title: Love it!

text: Interesting magazine, nice pictures


title: Great gift!

text: I bought this for my father in-law who loves civil war stuff.  He told me to go ahead and renew it for a 2nd year.  Since they like to camp and travel, he said he also reads the ads in the mag for places to visit and plans on going to a few.  Definately a great gift for someone hard to buy for.


title: Food Network Magazine

text: Have only read one issue but so far really like this magazine. Lots of great recipes & nice stories. And I believe you can get some recipes on online as well.


title: Good Housekeeping Magazine

text: Have subscribed to this magazine for many many years. Lots of good information & great stories. Cannot go wrong with this all around womens magazine


title: Love Cooking Light

text: I've subscribed for years. One of my favorite cooking mags.


title: Yum!

text: Love this mag.  Recipes are great.


title: PUBLISHER HAS HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE - STILL WAITING ON AN ORDER THAT ...

text: PUBLISHER HAS HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE - STILL WAITING ON AN ORDER THAT WAS A BIRTHDAY GIFT. THEY GIVE LOTS OF LIP SERVICE AND ARE EXTREMELY RUDE AN BELLIGERENT!<br />IF YOU ARE EXPECTING NORMAL DELIVERY SERVICE - DONT HOLD YOUR BREATH. WILL NOT ORDER AGAIN.


title: Great price and love the magazine

text: I really like this magazine.  They have great recipes and great ideas on how to repurpose things.  Can't beat the $5 renewals that Amazon offers every once in a while!


title: ALL politics and woke topics

text: I'm sad I'm unable to locate an actual fashion magazine these days. Like most other publications, this one is focused solely on left, often far-left, political and social topics. The only fashion shown is in pics of the individuals discussing their various oppressions, identity struggles, and rage against perceived morally offensive Western civilization. If you're looking for a political magazine with socialist essay topics, you'll probably enjoy this one. If you're wanting fashion, you'll be greatly disappointed. (I also want to point out the 50-page Cartier ad in the last issue. This is not exaggerated. It was an actual 50-page ad.)


title: Now with politics and "social justice"

text: While I found the magazine a bit too sparse and simplistic in its content and layout, I still enjoyed relaxing and paging through. Then the editor announced her plans to incorporate political and social justice issues moving forward... because if she didn't, she'd be "complicit". (All liberal politics, naturally, are promoted, including excerpts from Obama's book). While I have no problems with others having similar or different political views than I do, I certainly don't feel the need to pay to receive them. Subscription cancelled.


Not a full sized magazine like it used to be.  Small 1/4 sized pamphlet.  Not worth the money.  I cancelled my subscription.


title: Two Stars

text: Not the great magazine I was used to years ago.  I cancelled my subscription.  Junk


title: Three Stars

text: Just read their latest issue, alot of bizzare recipes and things I'd probably never make.<br />Won't renew


title: I just love this magazine

text: I just love this magazine.  It takes me into a realm of beauty, elegance and quiet.  I was heartbroken when they stopped publishing it a few years ago.  I was delighted to see it come back.  Even gave it as a gift subscription. This and Southern Living are the two I look for in my mailbox the most.


title: Better sources have overtaken CA

text: After 5 years time to let it go.. The best parts the reviews and the pics in the back. The interviews..........well half the celebs don't even enjoy sticks on a regular basis. Meh!


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of great DIY projects inside


title: Lots of info , helped in the gym

text: Add muscle


title: Car and Driver rocks !

text: Great read


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Five Stars

text: Kids love a magazine of their own. Big animal lovers in this house.


title: Love this Magazine

text: I love getting this magazine in the mail.  It's the only one that i keep all the old ones around to keep looking at over and over.  It's nice to flip through for ideas.  I also feel like it doesn't have an overwhelming amount of ads.


title: love the stories

text: love the stories and previews


title: Mom loves it!

text: Perfect for my 87 year old Mom!


title: Kids love it! They cannot wait to get the next ...

text: Kids love it!  They cannot wait to get the next magazine in the mail.  They can't stop asking me.  I love this magazine because it's very informative, full of real facts and photos, fun activities, and questions for kids to ask.  I would definitely recommend this magazine for any kids who have tons of questions!


title: super fast delivery

text: Great magazine for those interested in rocks and minerals!!!!


title: Calling all DIY'ers!

text: My husband loves, loves, loves this magazine. Actually, I find myself flipping through it as well.  If you are a " do it yourselfer"  than this magazine is a must!


title: Five Stars

text: Great read and a great price.


title: Five Stars

text: Great price. Love that I can renew though Amazon.


title: Still my favorite lifestyle maven!

text: Martha is a rock star -  she survived a stock trading scandal, did hard time, and got lots of bad press and came out smelling like roses. Sometimes she smells like herbs, too, I'm sure. But mostly roses. Anyway, I love Martha and love her magazine and her cookbooks and her shows.


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine has the best pictures and articles!


title: All at once

text: Loved these but they sent 3 at 1 time, wanted them spread out for my daughter


title: The Best.

text: I used to think this magazine would be pretentious and I would never be able to make anything shown or buy any of the suggested items which is absolutely NOT what this is.  Sure there are some extravagant items or things that would be difficult to come by but there is far more affordable items suggested along with recipes that some are more challenging and some are extremely uncomplicated. There is something for everyone and I look forward to getting this every month.


title: Five Stars

text: I've always enjoyed This Old House on TV and the magazine is also filled with great ideas and how-to's.


I love the research that the National Geographic Foundation sponsors, its documentation of our world, and the beautiful publication that it produces. However I was extremely displeased with the amount of junk mail this subscription generated, very wasteful. I would rather pay more to get these at the store without all the wasted paper in my mail box.


title: Great photos and content but different climate than where I ...

text: Somehow I didn't realize this was a British publication. Great photos and content but different climate than where I am.


title: Great for 35 and younger

text: Very fashion oriented good for younger audience..


title: Many "health" magazines advertise alot of junk products..this one does not

text: Great magazine!!! you will learn things that take a long time to hit the  mainstream news...very very informative....


title: Best Magazine on the Market

text: I have subscribed to Good Housekeeping for over 30 years and it is still my favorite magazine. It has something for every woman: recipes, fashion tips, stories, informative articles. I read over 20 magazines a month. This one is the best!


title: One Star

text: Never recievd the bag


title: My grandkids asked for this!

text: This is a knock-out magazine! I originally ordered it two years ago, for a 9-year-old's birthday. He and his brother (and mom) tell me they devour every issue, then save them to re-read another time. So, of course, I've renewed the subscription this year. I liked it when I first saw it in a bookstore because it has educational information and was attractive. That it also grabs the attention of kids bombarded by videos, violence, flash and passive entertainment, and gets them involved in learning - quite a feat!


title: Now it’s a 9 month subscription!

text: When I ordered this a year ago it said 10 month subscription.  Well, my last one said March/April on it!  So now all of a sudden it’s been whittled down to 9 months!  Not happy at all.  I may cancel this subscription that I’ve had my entire life!  It’s already bad enough it’s not a 12 month magazine!


title: It's coming as expected or early every week

text: Enjoy reading


title: love it

text: I was  so happy when my magazine arrived. I got it on sale and I enjoy the fashions inside. I will renew


title: Not like it used to be

text: I used to love Sunset. Great recipes, fun travel and helpful gardening and decorating tips. The content is still there, but the substance isn't as meaty IMO. I was actually thinking of discontinuing then the auto-renewal came up, so I'll give it one more year.