title: Five Stars

text: magazine is very informative and pictures lovely


title: Five Stars

text: husband is happy with magazine


title: Great tips and hints

text: Lot's of useful information inside, but also a lot of ads. I bought this at a great price and enjoy reading it while my husband watches his own thing on tv.


title: Long time special magazine

text: This magazine has a great lineup of stories.  It is an easy read. Humorous stories,real life stories,jokes.  Comes monthly.


title: Great recipes.

text: I love the recipes! I am a foodie that loves to cook.


title: Best subscription for curious little ones!

text: The frequency, content, “did u knows” and contests inside the magazine are enough to make you at least try a one year subscription. So rich with content every month, never a disappointment.


title: Amazing!

text: Glitter is such an amazing magazine! Glitter always features a diverse group of stars who we all love! They're on top with all the latest fashion trends, and offer exclusive interviews with so many wonderful stars!! The magazine is well organized, fun, and great quality. I never miss an issue!! I highly recommend for people to buy it. You wont regret it!!


title: Great kid magazines

text: My son loves getting these in the mail he is just 4 so these are a little advanced for him but they are so much fun.


title: this is a great magazine for someone interested in aviation history

text: great stories of vintage aircraft, during the past history of avation.


title: Martha Stewart

text: Martha Stewart Love her!!


title: Magazine

text: Enjoy reading my magazine with a cup of coffee on Sundays.


title: A great magazine

text: Love the magazine


title: Good deal on this magazine

text: Look this magazine


title: Sad

text:
I bought the subscription with 1 month free offer, downloaded the free app, but it would never work.  It's been my experience that if you need an app to read a magazine on your fire, it's not going to work.  Talked to 3 Mayday techs - they could not help.  I deleted the app and canceled the subscription.  It's sad that Amazon offers it, but cannot support it.

I imagine if whatever needs to happen to have NatGeo directly on the fire would happen, it would look absolutely amazing.


title: Don't buy

text: Waste money..


title: Informative

text: Good


title: Four Stars

text: Still some good articles but lately is filled with more and more ads


title: Disappointed

text: I ordered these back in April 2021 for my grandmother and she only received up to the November Magazine. I tried contacting the seller, which was alreadt difficult to find how to contact her. When i finally got a reply she was very disobliging. First she asked for details on the order & the last issue my grandmother received. After i provided her that info, all she can tell me was to speak with the mailman.<br />Never had an issue with this subscription before so it eas all ver disappointing. So if you buy this subscription and you don't get all your magazines, don't expect them to help you out.


title: Good read

text: This is an excellent read for the serious and even casual shooter


title: Works for new info,  not near what it was 15 years ago...

text: It works for your basic new auto knowledge and specs. Not nearly what it was 15, or even 10 years ago. I miss Bedard, Yates, and the whole crew. Truth be told, John Philips and his hilariously unique, cynical, yet endearing style is the only reason to choose C&D over the conpetition.


title: Great Mag

text: This is really a great magazine<br />Always some recipes of interest n each issue.  Well thought out design too.  Great job


title: great read

text: this magazine is an easy read. the articles r brief and concise. i am always in a rush, and time is an issue. thsi mag lets me just pick it up and read when ever i want.


title: good reef magazine

text: the articles r great. if u r into reef keeping, this magazine has quite a few saltwater articles monthly.


title: awesome decorating ideas!!

text: Love this magazine! Every issue is an array of new ideas for decorating. I keep past issues on file and refer to them often, as the seasons change. It is so nice to have the direct connection to the vast catalog of venders. The back pages even list the websits of venders. The editors have taken care and time to make sure the accompaning photos show the products and display ideas for the reader.


title: Terrific Woman's magazine!

text: I love everything about this magazine.  It covers everything from soup to nuts so to speak.  I am always cutting out informational articles no other magazine has.  It cover health, hair, clothes, etc.


title: Enjoyable

text: I understand from my grandchildren that this is a very enjoyable magazine.


title: Eating Well

text: I find tips and meals that are healthy for clean living although I think the subscription is expensive for the few issues..


title: Rachel Ray

text: .I renewed Every Day because of an issue I read and liked.  When I received my subscription I found nothing to my taste.


title: Horrible mag with insipid articles about how to look good ...

text: Horrible mag with insipid articles about how to look good to attract boys. Just read the covers and then compare them to the empowering messages on the cover of boy's life. We can do so much better for our girls than this.


title: We love Kiki magazine

text: Bought this magazine for my 9 year old daughter who loves fashion, art, and creativity. What she loves about Kiki is learning about the fashion world, the crafts, profiles of cities around the world all wrapped in a grown up feeling package. What I love is no ads, no articles about boys or dating, clothing showcased that I would actually let her wear and real girl models.<br />Thank you Kiki Magazine.


title: Great for Vegans!

text: Great cooking magazine with Vegan articles and recipes!


title: Two Stars

text: StyleWatch tries REALLY hard to sound trendy and of the moment but fails- If you are looking for something similar to InStyle, this is not for you; Better targeted to the preteen reader of Seventeen. Fashion focuses on teen and plus- nothing for a stylish 20-40 year old demographic unless they are plus sized.


title: Don’t get it.

text: I have loved my Eating Well cookbooks. The magazine really disappointed me. So many recipes required items most people don’t have and they were strange. I canceled after the first two delivered.


title: Amazing!

text: Love the magazine! The only complaint I would have is how long it takes to ship for the first time after you get a subscription. nice price though!


title: Five Stars

text: Magazine


title: One of my favorites at a great price!

text: Fantastic magazine although as soon as I ordered it, the publication went to biweekly instead of a weekly publication. I am happy to still be able to enjoy my favorite subscriptions through Amazon which makes expensive magazines like this affordable.


title: Nice magazine

text: I like this magazine. Just wish it had less advertisements.


title: Yoga magazine

text: This is a great magazine for all those who love everything Yoga. It's packed with information.


not enough stuff to read, I ordered it to have some leisure (being a stay at home mommy can be boring at times) but unfortunately almost exclusively pictures


title: Five Stars

text: My dad loves this magazine as he was an electrician and loves all things science!


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine-thanks!


title: vettes

text: for the vette lover this is the magazine they have so much info on todays vetts to the first models.


title: Best-written automobile magazine for current models

text: I like the in-depth writing and mature examination of new models and of interesting auto-related stories.


title: Porsche Excellence magazine for Porsche enthusuasts

text: Porsche Enthusuasts magazine is a quality publication with superb photography. It covers the latest and most interesting models -- for example, new editions of GT2, GT3, Black Series, GT3 RS 4.0, Cayman R,and so on. It also has current information and values on older generation Porsches. A good choice for the enthusiuast!


title: Five Stars

text: Great crossword puzzle book.  Kappa Publishers group is the best puzzle book publisher, in my opinion!!


title: try-hard liberal blah

text: uber liberal american churchie garbage. visually it's beautiful and the graphic designers and photogs are on point. Page layouts are clean. But it seems that's where the quality ends. content is not their focus nor is trying to represent a Biblical view of the world or the arts. pretty sure they want to rubber stamp anyone who even touches a Christian subject as a stalwart follower of Christ. The over eagerness of Christian people to come off as cool is so strange. Why feature John Legend(ha) Snoop Dogg(what), Aubrey whatshername from Parks and Rec (seriously)? What's the point of this? Christians have one celebrity. The apostle Paul poo-pooed on this cultish, demagoguery a long time back in 1Corinthians. yuck. Christians are cool when they stand outside of culture (think John the Baptist or even like a hipster) and obeying Christ not when they are running so hard after the cool kids in the hopes they will finally get invited to the party.


title: Got to get it

text:
If you are into poker this is the best magazine out there.  It's one of those magazines you can pick up over and over again because it is full of outstanding articles by some of the leading poker pros.  All of their writers (of which there are regulars and then guest writers) have an obvious passion for the game, which translates into very well written and useful articles about the game.  You'll also get to read interviews with some of the most influential poker people out there.

At the back of every issue is a current list of where all the casino tournaments are around America.  Last time I went to Vegas I found it especially useful because I knew where and when all the tournaments were at the buy in I was comfortable with.

The price is outstanding too (especially if you buy direct from Card Player themselves) because you get two issues a month.  A low cost one year subscription gets you 26 issues, so you always have something current and interesting to read about poker.

I can't honestly see a downside.  If you are into poker, buy it.  If someone in your life loves poker, this would make a great gift.


title: So good

text: I love this magazine! Lots of helpful tips and DIY ideas. Wish I had found it sooner.


title: Five Stars

text: Interesting magazine great articles


title: Pretty good Motorcycle Magazine

text: The magazine is very informative and has a great selection of articles to read and advertisers to look at. Out of a five stars I give it 4....[[ASIN:B003GAY9EY John Deere Jensen Heavy-Duty AM/FM Mini Motorcycle Radio]]


title: Eye Spy Magazine

text: If James Bond really existed he would subscribe to this magazine. If your interested in international intrique this is the real deal. Great print quality and color photos.  An very professionally done International Spy World of Intrique Magazine.


title: Great Photo Tips

text: This is a very enjoyable magazine that post some great outdoor photographs.  It also includes some good tips and updates as to what other photographers are doing in the field.


title: Great tips

text: I really enjoy this magazine since it tends to give you some good ideas on how to improve your skills and inspire new kinds of images.  If your into photography as a hobby you will enjoy this mag.


title: Best Photo Mag

text: This mag is the best since it covers everything.  For example, new hardware/software reviews, photoshop tips and great articles to help you improve your skills or learn about a photographer.


title: A great mag!

text: This is a great magazine to learn more about the heavens and how to utilize your telescope to find new objects to observe.  Plus, it's reasonable priced when compared to other magazines that are available.


title: The one and only

text: Simply the best magazine around for scale modelers who are interested in planes, tanks and ships of various eras.  A must have mag!


title: Five Stars

text: Dependable information in regard to home, garden.travel and food.


title: granddaughter bass-player wanted for gift

text: My granddaughter prefers this magazine to some others on the market...gave it to her for a<br />Christmas present.  She seems happy.


title: Son very happy

text: This subscription is a gift for a guitar player, who is very happy to have me renew it each Christmas.


title: A great place for mild-mannered humor

text: I've been reading it for more than 50 years and it has held up. A great place for mild-mannered humor, also inspirational stuff (not my cup of tea) and some helpful info--ranging from medical to everyday hacks.


title: Informative

text: Very informative for keeping up with nutrition-related news and cutting through some of the clutter with more depth than the popular media quick-picks.


title: Great magazine

text: A great place for longer-form articles about a range of topics that have nothing to do with celebrities.


title: Covers gamut of harder science

text: This is great for scope of coverage of harder science and frequency. News is chiefly shorter items but some deeper.


title: Good reporting

text: This gets a lot of news in, and carries both short and longer-form articles. This is great for news junkies.


title: He really likes it!

text: I ordered the subscription to Popular Mechanics one week before my son's 12th birthday. I told him it would probably be six weeks before he received the first issue. Surprisingly, we had the first issue within three weeks. He really likes the magazine and I was happy about the prompt delivery.


title: Love quick and tastie  recipes.

text: Lots of easy recipes to try


title: One Star

text: I loved this magazine 20 years ago, but it is junk now.  No science left in the pages.


title: As described

text: As described


title: Love magazine

text: The price was cheap and I have been reading readers digest for years. Will keep ordering for this price. Thanks


title: Not the magazine that I knew!

text: What a shame to see a once great magazine to be reduced to mostly ads. This used to be an enjoyable, much thicker magazine that I last subscribed to about five yrs. ago. I'm very sad to see that, it seems to be on it's last leg. If I were the editor I'd at-least scatter the ads more, put more substance in the first pages.  Good luck, only if your front cover's , that are so beautiful, reflected the content of the magazine.


title: Worthwhile News Magazine

text: Newsmax is a good basic news magazine with interesting stories and different political viewpoints.


title: Outstanding Law Enforcement Magazine

text: This is an award winning law enforcement magazine that keeps you up to speed on what's current in the field of justice


title: Great Angel Stories Magazine

text: This magazine has uplifted me on many occasions. There are true accounts of personal experiences with God's heavenly messengers.  The sense of satisfaction that comes with this magazine is immeasurable.


title: Love this magazine

text: This is NOT just a fashion magazine. I became interested in it due to "Project Runway". Now I cannot live without it. And I am young 52 so that tells you this magazine is great for women of all ages.


title: Junk

text: Received one copy, cheap cheap cheap.


title: Its Readers Digest

text: I love Readers Digest, what can I say.


title: Entertaining magazine

text: Bought as a gift and was happily received.


title: Good magazine

text: Bought as a gift and the person was very pleased


title: Not a good delivery schedule

text: I love reading these, the delivery time on these is a little off it seems that I get one every 2 months . Not very consistent.


title: Five Stars

text: national geographic!!


title: First for Women

text: I can't live without this magazine.  It is very topical, always has a main article on women who are tired and the reasons each one discovers.  These articles are very helpful and inspirational.  Most of the time they are reminders to us that we have to eat well, exercise, etc. and that there are many ways to get our energy back.  There are helpful cosmetic and beauty hints which usually have merit.  And it is a fun escape to read and think about new recipes, etc.


I liked the old Allure style much better.  These models not so attractive to look at.  Allure's articles on beauty products always very good.


title: Goopd read!

text: I gave this  to a friend of mine, and also myself. I enjoy reading these magazines. It took a very long time to arrive----think months.<br />I would order directly from the source next time.


title: Always enjoyable and quite inexpensive.

text: I always give the National Geographic as a Birthday gift. A real bargain. A real bargain=a real bargain-a real bargain.<br />Had to add extra words for the post. Stoopid.


title: Did not like

text: Did not like


title: Five Stars

text: Great fun magazine.  Helpful ideas and quality information.


title: SI

text: Great Deal Was Christmas Gift


title: Four Stars

text: good


title: Two Stars

text: ok


title: Four Stars

text: ok


title: Three Stars

text: ok


title: Three Stars

text: OK


title: Two Stars

text: not complete enough


title: Five Stars

text: enjoyable


title: Five Stars

text: Was a gift , Da Kid likes the card insert page


title: Great Magazine

text: Great magazine with lots of useful information.


title: Great Magazine and good buy

text: My very favorite magazine and such a great buy. Packed full of hints and articles that are so helpful and fun.


title: Lovely magazine

text: My second favorite magazine. Full of wonderful fail proof recipes. This was a great buy


title: Super publication!

text: As an elementary art teacher, this is a great resource! Not only are there many, many ideas for all age groups (many are very adaptable with a little creativity) it is a great source for new products. The clip cards are wonderful and I especially love the new Famous Artist cards - giving a short bio of each artist in a card format. I keep all my clip cards organized in a file box and it has grown to be a fantastic place to look for new ideas no matter what grade I am teaching this week. I look forward to every issue. This magazine is a great inspirational tool!


title: They look good but need more ingredients than I normally have on hand.

text: I do pull a few recipes out of the magazine but many recipes need ingredients I don’t normally purchase.<br />Maybe I should start


title: Not worth it even at 5 bucks

text: I wish I could give this 0 stars. This magazine is just trash. There are hardly any workouts or fitness tips. However, there are tons of ads & articles about what expensive junk to buy that no one really needs. Total waste of paper.


title: Marie Claire

text: Marie Claire is a very upbeat current fashion forward magazine. Beauty and fashion are the main focus. Trends are covered and you know what to buy for the next fashion season. This magazine will keep you in the know as to all your fashion trends and favorite designers.


title: Magazine

text: A great magazine. up-to-date and loaded with articles that really matter. I keep many of the articles to re-read again.


title: Backpacking in the know

text: I like it. Alot of gear reviews.


title: Five Stars

text: the grand kids love this magazine.....have gotten it for 3 of them.....


title: What's better than Reader's Digest

text: What's better than Reader's Digest?<br />My eyes are fine, but I like the big print and the size with the big print is more like a 'usual' magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: I love the large print because of my cataracts make reading difficult.


title: Reminiscence magazine. Older patience seemed to like this magazine.

text: Good information that is useful and practical.


title: A very good read.

text: PW has a host of good articles along with excellent picture that help inspire me in the shop. I really look forward to that treat in the mail.


title: A lot of informative and pictures

text: My daughter loves getting these in the mail!


title: Allrecipes is a true winner!

text: Love Allrecipes, magazine, web site are all great.  This is fun magazine, great recipes and beautiful pictures.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, wonderful and healthy recipes.


title: Probably The Best Georgia Gardening Magazine...

text: I was please with the varied information given each month.  For the price and number of magazines offered I thought it was well worth the price.  I did not find there was much else offered in this range.  I am new to Georgia, but I quickly found my gardening is now almost nil because the ground here is so much harder than Florida where I used to live.  This magazine quickly gave me information that was new to me from what I was used to doing.  This is a magazine I would get again.


title: Great Great Great

text: We went together and got this for our friend.  She LOVES her Novelas and talks about them all of the time.  We could not<br />find this in the stores.  The Price was right and we got a GIFT card to go with it at check out.  That was very nice.


title: Five Stars

text: I order these for my Mom.


title: Great kid magazine

text: My daughter has loved this magazine since she was in elementary school. I ordered this again for her recently at age 12 because she was asking about it again. Might be a little out of her age range now but I know she'll still enjoy reading it. When she's done, I can give to the younger kids in the neighborhood.


title: Good magazine

text: Covers what it advertised to do.


title: Three Stars

text: Hubby likes it


title: Most issues are better then expected.

text: Very GOOD


title: Save Your Money

text: More of an advertising magazine. Ads, ads, and inserted card ads.  Very little content.


title: Good Magazine

text: Beautiful Magazine


title: A much have

text: One of the best


title: Five Stars

text: Love reading this magazine. Can get through a whole story before the kids start needing me again!


title: Real Motivator and Educator

text:
I've been reading Runner's World for about three years now. It seems that whenever my motivation hits an all time low another magazine will end up in my mailbox. After reading half of the magazine I am forced to put on my running shoes and hit the streets.
There are many educational benefits I receive from these magazines. I enjoy their training tips to help me improve my running time. I enjoy their list of races in the back of issue so I can plan what I want to run next in my geographic area.
Most importantly, I highly appreciate the safety tips that are included. Running can be very hard on your body, as most of my cross country team learned in high school. This should become standard reading for high school students. I wish my coach had gone through an issue every month with us, highlighting how to run safely while diminishing run times.
If you run, get this magazine. If you don't run but would like to, visit their educational web page to get an idea how to start and then subcrib... Read more


title: Love

text: Love


title: Awesome

text: Great


title: Great

text: Awesome


title: Still love Readers Digest

text: Grew up with Readers Digest. Sorry it got so small.


title: when i was received this was to much wet with ...

text: when i  was received this was to much wet with snow i did not complain for tha magazines.Thanks


title: lot of information abut pistols my father profession was Mechincal ...

text: lot of information abut pistols<br />my father profession was Mechincal engineer.im taking interest how to mak a pistols.


title: Nice gift idea

text: Bought these years ago for my own children and now buying for my grandson!  He loves receiving them and they’re just as good if not better than years ago.


title: Two Stars

text: Not my taste, but daughter-in-law likes it.


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful read. Enjoy each issue.


title: Love it beautiful pictures

text: Yes I love it


title: I love this new magazine.

text: I loved this new magazine.  It's like Vogue meets Parenting magazine.  The ads were beautiful, you cannot dispute that as with all magazines there were way too many.  And they had a few great articles... the article about the make a mess birthday party in a backyard with paint and rolls of paper and feathers was really inspiring.  I really enjoyed this magazine and look forward to the next issue.


title: love it

text: We have learned much about horses and enjoy the articles. We want to learn as much about horses before purchasing one. I want our daughter to read herself instead of us telling her.


title: Fine

text: Nice


title: One of the best magazines!

text: Just rcvd my 1st yoga journal magazine and LOVE it. Excellent articles that are fun, interesting and NEW info to me! Excellent yoga tips with easy to follow instructions. Can not wait to share w/my friends and get the next edition!


title: No instructions on how to use or access!

text:
Do not know how to use or access...how do I add to my tablet?  Could someone please get back to me & let me know?

Thank you.
Cheryl Mayer


title: Great, informative!!

text: I love this magazine, just love it!!!!


title: fun magazine

text: enjoying it, gives a lot of ideas


it's the only magazine that I must have! It never lets me down! Amazon's price is better than any offer by the magazine, so I will continue to renew it. (Amazon makes everything so simple!


If you MUST have this magazine, Amazon prices are the best!  I miss the articles, written by delightful writers! I even miss the SIZE of the magazine.<br />T & C and Reader's Digest - good deals at Amazon!


title: THE ULTIMATE 'MEMPHIS LOVER'S' MAGAZINE

text: This magazine is a 'steal' for the price ($15) The editors keep its readers informed on anything that matters! It is a 'slick' copy, fit for any coffee table!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the Reader's Digest. Have enjoyed it for years. I highly recommend it.


title: If you're looking for the perfect gift for the senior who has everything-- this is it.

text: This whole magazine is written by and pictures submitted by readers.  Very little advertisement.  It's like looking through your old photo album with stories attached.  It was kind of a joke (I'm 68 now) but through out my life I could never buy her a gift she liked until I ran into this magazine.  The price is right too.  It's geared towards pretty much any decade of people who would still be around this planet.  From the late 1920's through probably the 1970's maybe the 80's but sticks alot through the 30's 40's 50's 60's are the main groups.  They pick topics that we all lived through too and dedicate a magazine towards it.  Good reicpes and news for us ""oldsters" too.  Just a bunch of fun reading... Another one is called "closer".  I worked in a grocery store and used to steer people looking for a gift for Mom towards both of those magazines.  I became "the chosen one" in my mothers eyes for once LOL


title: Self Mag

text: Great magazine with more information about what is healthy and was is not for your body.


title: Good deal for price

text: Not for me Too many words


title: Good to know!

text: Interesting topical and smart reads


title: Five Stars

text: Arrived timely and I love it.


title: Circling the Drain.

text: I was completely dissatisfied with the decrease in content, the repetitive articles and the canceling of interesting topics.  I work in the construction field and found many of the articles helpful. After subscribing for over 25 years for a yearly subscription I found the magazine had changed for the worst! The prmary reason for cancelling was the decrease in content. The magazine is Half the page count from 15 years ago! The paid advertisements havent decreased only the subject content.  Secondly, the magazine removed many of what I thought were interesting topics: "Breaktime" and "Great Moments in Building History" and "Whats the Difference?". Lastly, I noticed repetition with alot of the subject matter. I will concede that after  many years its hard to find new information on installing a water heater! Yet the editors will try to put a spin on a topic hoping it will appear new. I might have continued with my paid sunscription even after many price hikes, but after noticing the lack of subject matter, the dull articles, and added fluff I realized it was time to leave. I dont see this magazine lasting many more years. I think they have nothing left to write about.


title: Hmmm

text: Keeping the kids busy during the pandemic....i heard they were behind on issues so cancelled the subscription....fairly expensive for what you get still.....


title: fine

text: fine


title: I got discount pricing.

text: Of all the magazines of this type, the National Enquirer is my favorite. It contains a lot of interesting stories about the stars. It arrives on time without any issues.


title: Pretty good magazine

text: I really look forward to this magazine.  They have given me lots of ideas for projects to build.  The plans that they give you are very easy to follow with nice clear pictures.  Some of the projects are kind of lame. And some of the articles they have seem to be repeats, just changed up a little.  Overall though I really enjoy looking through it.  I just wish it came more often.


title: SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKE 3-4 MONTHS to BEGIN????!!!

text: I ordered two magazines for grandchildren for this restricted summer issue and they are not scheduled to start  until AUGUST OR SEPTEMBER????? What the heck is up with this?


title: SUBSCRIPTION TAKES MONTHS??!!


title: Where's the rest?

text: I enjoy this magazine but I only received the one magazine that starts the annual subscription. What happened? It was sold by Meredith Corporation.


title: Five Stars

text: was great


title: best pricing is here

text: We enjoy our SI. Pricing is better here than anywhere else. SI sends way too many warnings about last issue and offers to subscribe at the "best rates". Shop around, this is the best deal anywhere.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: Fact Service from Vendor

text: Received earlier than expected.  Wife completely surprised with this gift.


title: very happy customer

text: Amazon renewal of Time magazine was so efficiently done, I did not see nor felt any changes occurring. Renewal found to be the cheapest anywhere.


title: A good draft guide

text:
A good draft guide. But, "tis the taste that tells the tale."

Projections: Laremy Tunsil as # 1 (oops);  Joey Bosa # 2 (not quite); Shaq Lawson to the Dolphins (nope). Still, a good publication. Useful information in players.

For example--QBs. Lynch as # 1 (nope). Goff as # 2,  Wentz as # 3, Hogan as # 4. Not so much. . . .

Still and all, a nice reference.


title: Sample issue is a winner for me

text:
I received a sample issue of this publication, and I enjoyed it a great deal. It's style is a little old-fashioned (the photos and the diagrams are pretty simply rendered), but I rather like that. We are not being seduced by glitziness here, and that is for sure.

Christopher Kimball is one of the leading forces in this publication and in other of the ventures allied with this one. The various features include: (1) Quick tips (e.g.,juicing citrus); (2) How to make better baked chicken breasts; (3) American potato salad (e.g., Why choose russet potatoes); (4) A guide to buying fresh pork: etc. The point? There are a lot of "how to do it" segments in this issue. I found many of these very useful to me.

I use olive oil a great deal. One feature of this issue was an examination of different olive oils. Guess what? I don't use any of the recommended brands! I do not know if that is a problem or not, since they only tested a restricted number of products.

Anyhow, this was a very useful issue fort me to look at, and I would say that this publication--despite its old-fashioned look--is worth considering.


title: Cook's Country in print

text:
I have enjoyed seeing episodes of Cook's Country on television. This magazine replicates that series in print. One modest plus: there is no advertising!

As with the TV series, there are a couple features that would be familiar: equipment review; taste test (one of the best tasting brands is the one that I use!!). Some other nice features: kitchen shortcuts (such as keeping marshmallows fresh); Ask Cook's Country (e.g.,What's the best way to grease a Bundt pan?)' Cooking for two (in the issue I'm looking at--pulled pork for two, a yummy looking recipe); Slow cooker recipes; etc.

The heart of the issue, though, is recipes. Recipe cards--with a picture of the dish on the one side and the recipe on the other--make up a good portion of this volume.

And so on. Anyone familiar with the TV series will feel comfortable and right at home with this magazine!


title: July/August issue is awfully nice!

text:
I picked up the July/August, 2010 issue at the checkout counter at K-Mart earlier today. And, boy, do I like this little magazine!

First, there are an array of hints and tips. For example, plan meals with ingredients that lead to balanced meals, that are high in antioxidants, good protein, include fiber, and have lots of nutrients. Not rocket science, but nice to get these reminders. . . . On another page, some suggestions about summer white wines. Just a page after this, a taste test with pickles. Dill pickles? Claussen turned out best. For bread-and-butter? Bubbies. . . .

But what of recipes? If dinner for one is on tap, there is a nice (and doable) marinated chicken kebab with corn salad on page 46. No exotic ingredients and straightforward instructions. And, of course, if you have more than one for whom to prepare dinner, just multiply ingredients appropriately.

A couple interesting tidbits. Over several pages, this issue lays out how to make one's own pizza dough and several variations on standard pizza (e.g., tomato and basil pizza, grilled asparagus and ricotta, sausage and olives, and shrimp and pesto, among others. Again, looks fairly doable and the different options sound pretty yummy (and the photos make them look quite appetizing).

Another section focuses on "Burger time," a variety of burgers waiting to be made. Lamb burgers (goodness do I like lamb burgers!), chicken cutlet burgers, pork burgers with pepper, and so on.

Finally, some suggestions for grilling that captured my attention: coriander and oregano brined pork loin, blackened chicken, and grilled steak and summer vegetable salad.

I didn't count, but the cover says that there are "74 easy dishes to chill out with." This is only one issue, of course, but if typical of the publication, this is a nice magazine indeed!


title: There was very nothing to read really in this magazine ...

text: There was very nothing to read really in this magazine. Very thin and mostly ads. I'm going to cancel my subscription.


title: Pretentious and Stuck in a Rut

text: A fine magazine if one is rich and ready to spend. A not-so-fine magazine if one simply enjoys wine, is a little adventurous and lives on a budget. Lots of fancy travel, fancy food, fancy events and fancy wine to be seen in the Wine Spectator, with an occasional "Wine Values" article for the rest of us. Also, the Wine Spectator runs essentially the same articles - updated for current vintages, current travel and current restaurants - EVERY YEAR. This magazine has become a showcase for lazy journalism, the kind that gets old quickly.


title: A beautiful and impressive periodical

text: A beautiful publication, sort of the Architectural Digest of the guitar, banjo and mandolin world. The articles are long form,profusely illustrated, and very well researched and written. Recently Fretboard Journal has had difficulty keeping to its quarterly publishing schedule, but the magazine itself is without peer. Worth every penny and actually a bargain at the current subscription cost.


title: Great deal

text: Best price I've found


title: Buying through Amazon at least avoids Conde Nast's autorenew policy and broken website

text:
If you subscribe through the New Yorker itself, they put you on their autorenewal program no matter what. They promise to send a notice about current rates and such before running the autorenewal, but in my case did not. My first notice was in threatening emails complaining that they no longer had a current credit card. The link to their site in those emails was to a customer service part of it that's been offline for "improvements" for weeks. Finally had to call them to cancel.

At least Amazon has an option to subscribe without autorenew. Personally I was pretty put off when their editor was on during the Olympics coverage warmly praising Putin as a great leader.


title: I love the hilarious stories from people messing up or making ...

text: I look forward to reading my Coamo every month. I love the hilarious stories from people messing up or making terrible mistakes. Also the "worst dates" are pretty good too!


title: Five Stars

text: will order again


title: Please cancel. I did not get a notice until this am, Jan 29, that it was renewed Jan 28!!!

text: I want to cancel. Does not satisfy me like the old prevention did


title: Very nice

text: Easy to read


title: Its pretty good

text: Got it right away


title: Four Stars

text: its ok


title: Five Stars

text: love it


Ordered these for each of my 4 grandkids. Will renew the subscriptions. Great education from a great and respected magazine.


title: another coffee table magazine

text: looks great on my coffee table :-)


title: Martha Stewart is still Queen!

text: Great magazine!


title: Holy cow

text: Got my kids these, thinking they would like to just look at the pictures. Found out they have been reading them!!!!! Now I am feeling inferior to them bc they are teaching me about critters they’ve read about. Tried to read it to them, they are like no dad we will read it to you. What’s a dad to do.....


title: Four Stars

text: great summer recipe ideas so far!


title: Five Stars

text: great to feed my daydreaming


title: Not for everyone

text: Written for former frat boys and sorority girls in Beantown who still live in the "pack" and can't think outside of it.  The ads for kids jewelry and diamond encrusted false eyelashes are vomit inducing.  A must for the pretentious set who need a glossy mag to find their second home and the latest places to be seen.  Interesting anthropological study for the rest of us.


title: I would gladly pay THEM ... to cancel my subscription

text: Architectural Digest showcases vulgar lifestyles of Jenner-Kardashians and other media royalty. The current issue touts such "must haves" as a $1,300 box marked "Decked Out" that holds 2 decks of playing cards, products that attest to the depravity of our 21st Century Gilded Age and give a virtual Middle Finger to the food bank, animal shelter and homeless charity. Many featured interiors are trite, no better-looking than Terminal B, Gate 26; others are a riot of conflicting eras and patterns with hideous execution...image after image that makes you want to hurl. Aim for the page; it can't look worse.


title: Four Stars

text: High priced magazine, but you will do anything for your kids...... right!


title: informative

text: love my Time Magazine!


title: One Star

text: It’s too racy. I’m open mined, but I don’t need 50 reviews in sex toys.


title: Read, nice

text: Read, nice


title: Intelligent reading

text: In a word...excellent.


title: Reviews of restaurants, wonderful recipes and design tips!

text:
Southern Living is a favored magazine
 depicting all things Southern.
Never disappoints!


title: Five Stars

text: Good articles.


title: National Geographic Kids

text: My Granddaughter loves this  magazine!  She is really into the ocean and its many creatures!<br />A great learning experience for youngsters!


title: Readers Digest

text: Interesting articles.  Quick, entertaining reads.  Convenient size


title: I still enjoy each and every issue

text: What is there to say. I was a Charter subscriber many years ago. Though the format has evolved over the years, I still enjoy each and every issue.


It ok. Went out of publication this week.


title: Nada, Inc.

text: Keeps getting worse, as do the shows on TV. Either get it at a great price or do not waste your $$$.


title: lowest price ever!!!

text: I have been a subscriber to the readers digest for many years.  But prices go up and my income as a senior citizen decreases, so i do not renew without really researching the lowest possible rate.  I thank Amazon for helping me to achieve my goal, stay on budget, and continue my lifestyle, part of which is to enjoy simple pleasures like reading the digest.


title: Lousy magazine

text: When the subscription runs out I will not renew.


title: Five Stars

text: Item arrived in a timely manner and was as described.


title: The magazine that no longer pays for itself...

text: No longer a "coupon" magazine. I have subscribed for about 2 or 3 years and the slogan on the front was always "the magazine that pays for itself" I've noticed the past maybe 6 months the slogan has gone away. The reason, it no longer pays for itself. The average number of coupons I've gotten in an issue in the last year has been about 4 coupons....if that! And the coupons are typically for the same things every month....if you don't eat butterball turkey every month your pretty much out of luck with using 3/4 of the coupons in this magazine. We really need an actual coupon magazine. With actual coupons. All you has gotten so sad, it's not even worth the $5 for 11 issues which is about the cheapest you can get. I will no longer be subscribing.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this company and this magazine. We are big foodies!


title: So in love with HGTV!

text: I'm House Proud and so HGTV magazine is such an inspiration for me! What an amazing price for the subscription, too!


title: Way to long to receive first copy

text: Great magazine if I ever get it!  Very long wait to get first copy


title: I did not order

text: Hope l didn’t order this


title: Great

text: Great


title: Pass on this magazine

text: With so much good information out there about mindfulness on the Internet, this magazine is so behind the times and the information is too basic, obvious, and common sense it didn’t make the subscription worthwhile. Then trying to unsubscribe is really frustrating. They make you call them on the phone and put you on hold for 20 minutes because there’s no way to do it online. Strange practice for a magazine about kindness.


title: Five Stars

text: Gift


title: It's a very good magazine.

text: It is really a great value, any where else it would be a lot higher.


title: Five Stars

text: Just plain "good reading" for those of use who love classical guitar.


title: too hard to read

text: online Magazines don't cut it


title: You will only get 5 magazines

text:
When purchased I was told I would receive 9 magazines in 12 months. It turns out you only get 5 magazines in the 12 months, not 9.

The magazine itself is amazing. Just be aware of what you are buying.


title: Great publication.

text: My husband love Bloomberg's. Has had many magazine subscriptions for his business. Thus keeps him up to date with the world.


title: Mag for Sewers

text: I’m enjoying this magazine.  Not sure why it took so long for the subscription to start from the time I placed  my order(?).


title: Perfect gift

text: Perfect gift


title: Helpful dog magazine

text: Fun dog magazine


title: STILL MY FAVORITE!

text: This is still my favorite magazine, even though it’s experienced several disappointing changes over the 70+ years it’s been in my home....1st as a child in my parents’ home; then as an adult in my own home.  It’s the only magazine I read. ....  Disappointing changes have included shorter pages, and thinner magazine, both making for less content.  Cheaper-quality paper, and a few favorite, monthly features have, also, disappeared....my favorite being The Verbal Edge.  I so looked forward to that particular feature, every month......informing and fun!  ...Overall, RD offers a variety of articles I enjoy, immensely.  ........  Often, I’ve made my family aware of certain things long before they hear about them in the news, because I read about them in Reader’s Digest.  My family will laugh and say, “I know....Reader’s Digest!”  ........ Overall, it’s a well-done, interesting publication that I will always have in my home.


title: An American Institution, for sure!

text: Have been reading Reader's Digest since I was a kid, and am still reading it 60+ years later.  This is the ONLY magazine subscription we buy in our house.  Love the idea of abbreviated articles, making reading a pleasure and not a chore.  The monthly columns are fun to read.  I look forward to this magazine.....every issue.  Am disappointed in the fact that the "yearly" subscription has gone down to 10 issues each year, instead of the usual 12......and that the column, "The Verbal Edge", was discontinued after a few months, and never brought back.  I still miss that. .... It has gone to shorter (in size) pages, as well as fewer pages, but is still my magazine of choice.  I quote from it, frequently.  Would have rated it 5 Stars except for the changes in these past few years........but still my favorite!!


title: Five Stars

text: Great price! National Geographic charges $38 a year. I think I paid $15!


title: Fancycat

text: My husband loves these magazines


title: From a long-gone era

text: The photography and instruction is good but the vast majority of the projects are caricature figurines and corny knick knacks straight out of the 60s/70s. I was really hoping this magazine would showcase better work – think of modern woodcarving by artists like Chris Pye or beautiful traditional carving in the Thai style. There have been a few interesting things in this magazine but definitely not enough to subscribe for. This was mostly good for a laugh.


title: Over half of it is ads!

text: The magazine title does not reflect its content.  It isn't about living the simple life, it is about buying different products.  And I'm just talking about the articles, which make up less than half of the content.  The other half of this hefty magazine is ads!  I feel like I paid money for someone to send me junk mail.


title: Nice pictures, not much substance...

text:
I had always wanted to subscribe to this magazine after seeing it in stores and I was able to get a very cheap subscription rate through Amazon, but after a year of it, I decided to cancel.

The best part of this magazine is all the pictures of happy dogs.  Unfortunately, that is about all this magazine offers.

The articles aren't very interesting or informative and the magazine itself does not have a lot of content or interesting features.  You can find a lot more and better dog articles on the internet.


title: Love this Magazine

text: I am not a fan of Martha Stewart, but this magazine is wonderful. Great value. Magazine subscriptions very easy to manage on Amazon.


title: Great Magazine, Great Value

text: Really like this magazine, & you can't beat the deal. Very easy to manage magazine subscriptions on Amazon.


title: If only it cost less

text: Love the magazine. Got a sweet introductory deal, but can't  justify regular price.


title: Five Stars

text: I recommend this publication for all beekeepers


title: Five Stars

text: Informative!


title: One Star

text: Less than 6 issues for 1 year subscription.


title: Fine

text: Perfect


title: I read this as soon as it arrives

text: Well written with something for everyone.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine, but the delivery is irregular and unreliable.  I have yet to receive my August issue (as of August 12th).


title: Love Food Network Magazine-love the price! Can't wait to cook something!

text: Didn't realize how much I missed this magazine until I reordered it! I love Food Network Magazine- so many great, easy recipes, great ideas, etc.! The price could not be beat! I am a happy chef!


title: Love this Magazine!

text: I love cats!  I love Catster!  I was able to snag this magazine at an amazing price!  I look forward to receiving my issues of this magazine!!!


Good magazine but we don’t receive every issue we’re supposed to.


title: My Wife Loves this Magazine

text: After she retired, my wife, who had very rarely used the sewing machine I got when my mother passed, was trying to sew something when I finally registered the sounds of frustration and discovered she was struggling to get the thing to work.  I had it reconditioned so I knew it worked. So, I gave her a short course in sewing at a local sewing shop for a gift.  She learned a lot but was still stymied at projects she wanted to attempt. My sister is a real expert with a sewing machine.  When I mentioned my wife's frustrations, she was trying to alter a dress to fit, my sis told me this magazine was one of her favorites because it frequently instructed how to customize pants, dresses etc. and she never threw it away.  Almost a year later, my wife has been very impressed with it. She still doesn't sew much but she has mentioned several times how impressed she is with the hints, tips and traps the magazine offers.


title: Husband loves it.

text: I subscribed my husband to this magazine for Christmas last year.  He is a physics major and I thought he would enjoy seeing the new technology out there.  I was right.  He looks forward to getting his new issue each month.  I even find myself flipping through periodically, it's an interesting magazine.


title: Last upstate said estimated 8/18/19 and then never sent it updated. Disappointed

text:
I LOVE real simple and I ordered this on July 18, 2019 and never saw on issue because no one sent one. The shipping said estimated delivery date( which was changed a few times) August 28 2019. It never was sent and I am really annoyed about this. My previous years subscriptions which I got on E Rewards for taking and earning the credit of $30 to whatever they charged year to year for free. I moved from MI to DC then back to MI and I had just had the annual one I ordered stopped forwarding to my parents address. Two came every month to that house since to my Mom and myself so I trusted this subscriptions First she was simply cancel it for me and she said she would have it mailed correctly and she said she would make sure and she knew it would come. Well this isn’t what she did. She just said she had to refund it she wasn’t able to get it fixed.  and all Amazon did is issue me the $5.00 back. Now here I am ready to actually try again and lay the $5.00 for the 12 months BUT how can I trust this time and yes I had where my husband and I live currently on it and my last older subscription ended 4/2019 runs by parents house so I miss my Real Simple and it wasn’t until I saw in my parents library that she had gotten 2 since I haven’t seen mines I can’t use the E rewards since I used the free one for my Mom’s yearly Real Simple! How can a company that you have been a subscriber for at the least 4 year customer and I did move so I had new addresses.

I am scared to purchase this great deal again! I don’t even believe it will even happen since I just realized they didn’t EVER send even one month and I finally realized it now 9/15/19 and no one can seem to be clear what happened! I was only given the opportunity to get a refund. I don’t know if they are like so disorganized or what but I huge letdown for me!


title: Not the most exciting magazine I've ever read. It's ...

text: Not the most exciting magazine I've ever read.  It's mildly entertaining, but I wasn't reading much, if any, of it, so I cancelled it.


title: BUT I liked the idea of it

text: a Xmas present given a couple of years ago. Again, no thanks or comment, BUT I liked the idea of it!


title: Awesome Recipes

text: Love these magazines...every month is always something different. Would definitely re order this subscription. I can't wait to see what the summer edition has to offer


title: My 6 year old looks forward to getting her magazine ...

text: My 6 year old looks forward to getting her magazine every month - very colorful, full of information and she really enjoys it!


title: good

text: Made it on time, good job


title: 1-year auto-renewal is a joke...

text: Sometimes Amazon offers good prices on magazine subscriptions (which is why I ordered this from them in the first place) but I was not happy when I got an email that they had automatically renewed my subscription for another year for $15.00 (when I originally ordered it, it was part of a special and they failed to mention the "auto-renewal" aspect). $15.00 is insane for one year of a magazine! Anyone who actually looks around for subscriptions instead of just paying whatever knows that you can get a year's subscription to Cosmo for as little as $5.00. And even if not, this magazine is not worth $15.00. I feel bad paying $5.00 for a year of it. The articles just aren't that great. There are some parts that really catch my interest, but it's always focused on some new shocking sex article that's advertised on the cover, and even these just feel like the same things over and over. Cosmo is really getting old, and now I'm forced to read it because I spent so much money on it...


title: Five Stars

text: One of our family's favorite magazines. There are always articles for each member of the family


title: I have had enough of it

text: FAIR


title: GOOD

text: GOOD


title: Canceled subscription

text: Not great


title: Each household needs at least one Magnificat

text: Each day I read my daily magnificate it really helps me stay full of peace an strengthens my confidence. Knowing this world has not much to offer. God provides all my needs. I recommend at least one per household


title: now it's so thin and full of crap.

text: I remember when this magazine first came out and it was a lovely work of art. now it's so thin and full of crap.


title: love it

text: I love this magazine and always have and was a great price .....can't beat it and will be happy when it auto renews


title: Keeping up with times!!!

text: Very informative.. I purchased this magazine as a gift.. feed back was great magazine!!


title: Not great for Seattle

text: I used to love this when I lived in San Francisco. I just don't think they have much of a Seattle staff.


title: Best Fire Service Publication Out There Today

text: THE BEST fire service publication magazine on the stands today. Every month contains informational articles written by the best in the business.


title: Five Stars

text: Free stuff is nice. Wired is a bit meh.


title: Always waiting to read the next issue

text: Has great articles and ideas


title: Interesting and ideas

text: It has great ideas and articles for around the house


title: Good reading

text: Always has good articles to read


title: Great articles and ideas

text: There's always great article in the magazine for gardening, farm, and off the grid ideas. Always waiting for the next issue to show up


title: Great Magazine

text: We received our first issue and have enjoyed it so far.  I had been subscribing to FoodNetwork directly, but their subscription renewal was a bit much, that's why I switched!


title: Trash

text: Unrealistic.


title: Great Value!

text: I ordered this for my son who is incarcerated.  He loves that there are so many articles about varying topics, not just a magazine full of one topic.  He looks forward to receiving mail and when this arrives it makes his day!!


title: DIY Projects are practical and fun

text: The articles are great for the DIY!


title: Four Stars

text: ok


title: where are you?

text: magazine has not yet shown up but others ordered at same time have. what's the problem here? a a a


title: One Star

text: Worst magazine of all time. Virtually all ads. Lousy ads on lousy paper at that.


title: good reading

text: I enjoy reading the articles in The New Yorker.  They have gotten longer and more detailed in the last few years.  There is usually a fiction story.


title: Sweet !!!!

text: Great magazine!!!!!!!


title: Four Stars

text: Enjoy receiving and reading my magazines each month


Faithful fan since the beginning  publication of this magazine.  Has given me a great insight to what I want to watch, read, attend to many avenues of entertainment.  Well with the money.


Love, Love, Love HGTV Magazine! Makes my week when it arrives. Jam packed full of great information. Missing your DIY section. :)


title: Liked the magazine but it came totally thrashed in the ...

text: Just got my first one today.  Liked the magazine but it came totally thrashed in the mail.  Looking forward to reading more.


title: One Star

text: Not at all what I thought it would be. Load of advertisements!


title: Four Stars

text: I like this magazine, however it has t6oo many advertisements!


title: Interesting

text: It's ok


title: Where's My Magazine

text:
I've not yet received my first magazine.
It has now been six weeks.
You did not respond to my last emails.
Please reference order number 1718-6295-7740
Ordered Sept. 4, 2002
Lenny Sita
521 San Nicholas Court
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
949-715-1022


title: Fun articles, too many ads

text:
I was really excited to get this, and bought it on a "lightening deal" so I bought it at a great price. But, there are so more ads than there use to be. I know that with the rise of online media, magazines need to use ads to stay competitive, but I feel like there are more ads than content.

I do love the articles though. I am not a scientist, but have always loved science and technology. These articles are well written, with the information being accessible, but not "dumbed down".


title: Mostly adds… not what I expected

text: Wanted to keep up with men’s fashion


title: Awesome!

text: Bought a subscription for my wife and she absolutely loves the magazine.  Plenty of recipes and a whole lot more.  All kinds of tips and tricks and not all of them are just about food.


title: Pinsey and the Captain TRAVEL

text: As usual, most of our subscriptions are for travel and gardening.  This wonderful magazine surely didn't let us down.  "TRAVEL + LEISURE" offers so many ideas for future travel.  Identifying with the places we've been, is exciting and interesting.  The photography is spectacular.  Stories in additional are a real plus. If you love to get acquainted with all of the options in the world for travel, then this is probably the magazine for you.  You will not be disappointed.


title: Very Good!!

text: Very interesting and so enjoyable to read!!  At $6 for the year it's amazing!!


title: Long time subscriber

text: I dislike it the fact that there are only 6 issues a year!  I have subscribed to this wonderful magazine off and on since 2003 or 4. I love all their articles. It is so worth the money.


title: Three Stars

text: was more expensive than I expected it to be


title: Beautiful Photos, Good Family Magazine

text: Fantastic photos! A wholesome family magazine. A lovely magazine for those who enjoy country living. Nice magazine to read with your kids.


title: Magnificat

text: Muy bien!


title: cool mag, make sure you address is right.

text: Asked them to change address and it was not done, now for phone calls that take up valuable time...


title: Shockingly Sexist

text: The messages this magazine sends girls vs. what Boys' Life sends boys is SHAMEFUL.  I'm surprised Girls' Life is still in business. Maybe not for long...

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title: Great!

text: Exceptional magazine and great price for two year subscription.  Arrived very promptly and it alway fun to read and look forward to receiving.!


title: GREAT magazine

text: Love this magazine! Even though it's upscale and out of my league I still enjoy looking at it, and am able to get some decorating ideas from it at times. A keeper for sure!


title: Waste of money

text: I have subscribed to AD a few times over the years, but got tired of the adds and looking at how the super wealthy lives and their homes. I love to look at decor magazines to get ideas, but in this there are none whatsoever. I also dislike their front cover showing some celebrity, I would rather have a picture of interior or house on it like they used to have. Unlike many others I couldn't care less about how the famous people lives. Veranda, Traditional Homes, Elle Decor & House Beautiful gives more ideas if you are into decorating, and I love these mags. It would still be nice if they came out with a decor magazine that "average" people can get ideas from as well, giving ideas on painting (colors) your home and affordable fabrics etc. Just my two-cents!


title: I’m learning

text: This is my second year purchasing this magazine. I only wish it had more basics but I love learning more recipes


title: Well worth the money for BRITISH Country Living!!!

text: I lived in London for years, and cannot imagine going without this British Country Living publication.  I also get the U.S. edition of Country Living, but the British magazine is better.


title: Men’s health the best subscriber

text: Great information. Body transformation


title: Filling and taste great for busy families!!!

text: Busy Moms and families enjoy the ideas and easy to make meals!  Cook ahead and have ready meals for the week!!!


title: Bright plates and foods add uplift to the day!

text: Love Martha’s suggestions and ideas for living a real day to day life savoring plants and special dishes!


title: Life is a verb!!!

text: As I get to enjoy retirement, I found the poses become more important to living and moving well!


title: Love Rachael

text: Love Rachael, her guest contributors, and her recipes...


title: It has not extended my subscription yet.

text: How long does it take to update my subscription?  This is taking a very long time to update my subscription.


title: TV Guide

text: I recently got cable tv and had no idea what was on tv at different times. Now I can keep up-to-date and also catch some programs I didn't even know about!


title: For the more adventurous

text: The recipes are a bit expensive to prepare and a bit exotic.


title: BHG is a classic

text: Have loved this magazine for years


title: More Like One Long Ad Than a Magazine

text: The vast majority of articles in this magazine designed to plug things to buy. You'll notice every article is made up of one main photo of a room, followed by numerous pics of the things in it with where to buy them. Apparently, they're also sponsored by Sherwin Williams because the majority of photos also highlight their paints, and again plug them to buy. Would really prefer a magazine that was more about DIY and less about selling a load of products on each and every page. I won't be renewing this subscription.


title: Meh.

text: I bought the very first Martha Stewart Living back in the 1990s and thought it was amazing. Looked forward to it each month for years before I moved on. This last December, I decided to try another subscription. What a massive disappointment. The magazine is thin. Good Things is gone. No crafts, diy, or decorating. Almost nothing about home (unless you count cleaning, whoop-di-doo). Mostly it's ads or ads masquerading as articles (as in buy this product, buy that product, blah-blah-blah). I suppose if you're into cooking and beauty advise, you can get enough out of it to make it worthwhile. I'm halfway through the year and won't be renewing.


title: German Life

text: I'm sorry I let the subscription lapse.  My husband is half Austrian, so I got the magazine.  Took forever for the issues to start arriving, but when they did, they were amazing.  Full of stuff we never knew...like, did you know Jo-Ann Fabric is a German company?  Pretty cool articles of towns all over Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.  Many ads for German products and food.  It's a well put together magazine.  I truly enjoyed it.


title: Five Stars

text: This is my favorite magazine ever!! Love all the NC info


title: Great

text: Loved the pictures. Great articles


title: Best cooking magazine ever.

text: Cooking is chemistry.  These folks do it best - they tell you what to do and the fun part is the science of why you do it that way. They test everything, accept no advertisements and give you the straight dope. The Consumer Reports of cooking equipment, they review everything and are merciless.


title: Beautiful pictures, interesting articles and yummy recipes.

text: I have subscribed to Traditional Homr for years.  The magazine is filled with beautiful pictures and interesting articles.  I thoroughly enjoy it.


title: Three Stars

text: Don't think there is much useful content in this magazine. Next year I'll choose a different magazine.


title: but still good.

text: Not quite the magazine I've read all my life, but still good.


title: Beautiful Magazine

text: I have really enjoyed receiving this beautiful magazine filled with recipes and gorgeous photographs.  After receiving it myself from a friend, I turned right around and purchased subscriptions for our daughter and one for our daughter-in-law.  They are both enjoying it, too.


title: Grandkids love these.

text: Perfect


title: Husband Loves It

text: Just renewed my husband's subscription for five bucks, can't beat that! He loves it, and even the non-mechanic can appreciate the machines, cars, and technology.


title: ripped off

text: I paid for a year subscription and they gave me nine months. They  really don't care.


title: Not worth the money

text: A lot of ads, not much content. I’ll stick to Pinterest.


title: Meh

text: All ads


title: Five Stars

text: Nice magazine. My 10 year old is really enjoying it.  He reads it cover to cover.


title: Excellent publication; first delivery took 4-5 months

text: Purchased this as a gift for my father who loves history and archaeology. He found it to be excellent and read every issue cover-to-cover. Only downside is that it publishes only 6 times per year and the first volume took 4-5 months to reach him [he lives continental US] from the date of ordering.


title: Great magazine

text: Have read this for years ,,,,Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine of all.  So many good ideas and tips.


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipes, colorful and helpful.


title: Fun magazine!

text: I order this for my granddaughter and it is her favorite magazine.  Fun activities and things to read.  I would recommend this.


title: NOT COUNTRY LIVING ANYMORE

text: I use to anxiously await this magazine.  It was the best, but now it has changed so much!!  This is not about country living.  Recipes are terrible and whoever said this was decorating has never lived in a home!!  Totally a waste of money now.


title: A wonderful magazine!

text: This has to be one of the most interesting, factual, inspiring and exciting magazines on the market!  Always something new, and I find myself so very much looking forward to the next issue.  Worth every penny!


title: Three Stars

text: No longer dealing in coins


title: Five Stars

text: So far so good.


title: Some of the articles are so far out there as to appear almost stupid like flying cars or ascending to 100000 ft to ...

text: the magazine is a little thin with lots of advertisements. Some of the articles are so far out there as to appear almost stupid like flying cars or ascending to 100000 ft to have a drink. But there always seems to be something useable which is down to earth. It is certainly worth the $5.00 I spent on the yearly subscription.<br />Kurt


title: Four Stars

text: Good ideas for healthy eating.


title: Great product

text: Would definitely buy again


title: Still a good read, but much thinner (content) than the old days.

text: Great price for the introductory subscription.  Nice read with good content - but the magazine is much thinner than it used to be (years ago).


title: HGTV Magazine

text: Bought this for the wife. She loves all HGTV !


title: Family Handyman

text: My wife and I enjoy reading this magazine. It gives you plenty of ideas for projects and rates new products as well...


title: Numismatic News

text: Better price than Coin World, with basically, the same news. Any coin collector needs to stay informed with the latest news and Amazon provides it. Numismatic News has the same information with a lot better price....


title: Great deal for  a great read!

text: Always a great magazine.


title: 1 yr renewal

text: Sony like the auto renewal


title: has good tips and it's interesting to see the new products ...

text: I look forward to receiving this magazine every month. It has interesting articles, is well written, has good tips and it's interesting to see the new products and technology coming out.


title: Five Stars

text: got it thank you


title: Expensive. Does NOT include online access. 👎🏼

text: The magazine itself is less useful than it used to be but still offers some good information. What I don’t like is that the online version and the print version are separate subscriptions. $30 a year for a magazine should include online access. 🙄


title: Great for kids!

text: My 7yo daughter loves these magazines. She is obsessed with learning about different animals and these give her plenty of normal facts along with odd facts too. She gets super excited when a new issue comes. We just wish they came more frequently.


title: Well delivered magazine on the Kindle HDX minus the scratch'n sniff

text: Picked up a great deal on 6 months of SELF magazine for my wife to show her how nice it was to read magazines on the 8" Kindle HDX.  Without inadvertently doing a review on the HDX, I'll leave it at the magazine is delivered well on the Kindle and has a fair amount of interactive items that you would not otherwise get with a paper copy of the magazine.  Of course the deal also came with the paper copy, which is important for my wife as the Kindle has yet to perfect the scratch'n sniff screen so that she can smell the perfume samples *rolly eyes*.  But that is important to her, and with the digital and paper copy, she is very happy with the purchase.


title: Good tips and ideas

text: They explain (sometimes in too much detail) how they arrived at the best way to cook an item.  It's interesting to read why some foods need to be cooked one way and they offer alternatives or other suggestion to change a recipe.


title: All man should read this magazine.

text:
I just turned 30, got my own place. It’s about time to learn handyman’s trick. Save money and get me away from my computer.
Start with something small and follow the magazine step by step I am staring buying tools and gonna start my first project next week.
It’s a magazine, i’ll read it when I use the restroom.
Do not play your phone when you using restroom. You don’t want drop your phone to some place you don’t want touch with your hands. Don’t ask me how did I funded out.


title: very satisfied

text: This magazine subscription has been great for my 14 year old son. He looks forward to its arrival in the mail. We are very satisfied with it so far.


title: Five Stars

text: We've kept this subscription up for decades.  In my opinion, there is no more valuable publication.


title: Five Stars

text: Hey it's Ranger Ric magazine the grandchildren and adults love it!


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of helpful ideas


title: The magazine didn't come

text: The magazines didn't come


title: Not worth the money

text: This publication used to be the standard of the monthly automotive magazines, but it now focuses on the very high end of the market with features that have a limited audience. It is hard to tell the articles from the advertising.


title: You’ll pay now, then wait 3 months

text: Said first issue in 6-10 weeks, well okay...once ordered and paid, for it notified me 3 months!!


title: New Editor Has Made This Magazine Shine Again

text: Country Living is back, and better than ever. I thought this magazine was nearing perfection with Nancy Soriano as the EIC, and then felt it took a nose dive during the years with Sarah Gray Miller in charge. The magazine lost some of it's authenticity during this time, feeling too contrived and "New York City-ish" to me. The magazine now has a new editor and has returned to it's humble country roots. I love this new rustic beginning, and look forward to many years to come. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU Country Living for making the change.


title: too expensive

text: loved the content, excellent for the amateur archaeologist


title: Grew up with it

text: My favorite magazine because I’m a South Carolinian!


title: Informational

text: I like about half the articles!


title: What can I say

text: I've been reading them for decades, I enjoy all the articles.


title: Great buy

text: Great magazine worth reading. Great for anyone who likes advice on personal and business.


title: Great magazine and a great $ deal!

text: Great news magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Good price, good quality, delivered on time ..


title: Four Stars

text: Luv it


title: Great Magazine

text: I get this magazine and Popular Mechanics, and both are very good magazines.  They are well worth the subscription price.  They are always thoroughly enjoyable and interesting, and I feel like I learn a lot reading them.


title: Great Magazine

text: This magazine and Popular Science are really the only magazines I feel worthwhile to subscribe to anymore.  While I don't always get a chance to read them right away due to work/school, I feel like I really learn a lot reading them, and they are very interesting.


title: Good price

text: Good value. I always enjoy reading magazines


title: Five Stars

text: love the magazine


title: Dissatisfied!

text: Ordered an annual subscription in April of 2018. Have received 1 magazine and it's already asking to renew.


title: Great for young kids!

text: My boys are 3 and 5 and we started this subscription about 18 months ago so by now they are familiar with it and they just love it. It has great stories, fun pictures, poems, recipes, recurring characters, silly pictures, and easy to follow stories. I admit that I don't think the bilingual stories are necessary (from what I have read, the bilingual stuff only works if they hear someone speaking that language on a regular basis and use it frequently) for teaching kids how to speak Spanish but I guess if that's your thing, then bonus.


title: My Dad Enjoyed it...

text: Got this as a gift for my dad. He throughly enjoyed reading it, especially the college football editions.


title: Four Stars

text: OK


title: It’s a good read

text: Me and my  wife love this magazine.


title: Less Expensive Thru Publisher

text: The offer from the publisher is only $15 for 12 months; this is for $10. for only 6 months.  Suggest you order directly through publisher.


title: They like looking at the pictures

text: This was bought for the senior residents at a facility I volunteer for.  They like looking at the pictures, and the stories can be read to the ones that are unable to read now.


title: Solid read for a wide-range of woodworkers

text: This is one of my favorite woodworking magazines, as it blends new products and ideas with practical tips and explanations.  It does a good job of walking the line and being neither geared to complete novices, or to master woodworkers.  Of all the woodworking magazines, this is the one I keep coming back to, and am most likely to save issues of.


title: Entertaining, Idea-laden Magazine

text: I subscribed to this because it was only $5 for a year, but have been surprised by how much I like it.  It is very simple, but good for ideas and inspiration.  The introductory-level of skill would make it a great gift subscription to give, especially to twenty-somethings getting their first home.


title: Great for learning nothing about everything.

text: Ads aside, the legitimate content is just awful.  It's all over the place- like the magazine is made for children who can't stay focused on one thing for more than 30 seconds.  Basically, it's a magazine with lots and lots of different content- none of which has much substance.  Zoobooks is a much better periodical for youngsters.


It’s nice to be able to read up on stuff off-line.


title: Great articles

text: Quick read, quick page turner. Get caught up on your television or streaming shows and actors.


title: Great magazine to read learn and grow!

text: A great magazine discussing many topics on ones consciousness and inner well being! I must say I have learned how to remain calm and not to react stressful situations. I would highly recommend if your a reader searching for great enlightened topics. Our journey is short on this wonderful planet. Take the time to read and better your inner spirit with the most current topics!


title: Real Crafts For Grown ups

text: I did not buy my issue off of Amazon, I purchased a few used copies- and this is FANTASTic. These are magazines you save. I cherish the patterns that come in the issues, one is for an infant's Christening set that is just beautiful. The crafts in here are REAL crafts- for real needlework, for grown ups. This is not the mickey mouse simple stuff like making a bag of recycled plastic grocery bags, or arm knitting an easy scarf, this is for thinking and careful needleworkers who make and appreciate good work.


title: Good magazine with solid articles

text: I enjoy the articles in this magazine and the printing is always very clear and crisp. I have been thinking about switching to the e-version of this magazine recently, but I'm not sure if I would get the same enjoyment out of that version. It helps with the discounts for the paper version.


title: Decent home improvement magazine, great price from Amazon

text: Decent magazine, with plenty of tips. Usually the tips are things that I already know, but there may be 1 or 2 items in each issue that are new to me. The best part about this is the price through Amazon. It's almost a steal, especially when compared to a store or newsstand.


title: Good magazine at a great price

text: I like this magazine, it's always filled with good tips. This is a much more cost effective way of buying the magazine versus store/newsstand.


title: Good

text: Good


title: If you know a kid, get this for them

text: I never had Highlights for Children growing up, but they sure made trips to the dentist a little more bearable. When I became a dad, I made sure my kids had them and now provide a subscription for my grandson. He'll grow out of it, of course, but--for now--he looks forward to each issue. If you've not yet seen the documentary on the  people who produce this quality magazine, take some time to find and watch it. If you're a grandparent, your grand kids will love this magazine.


title: It's not the end-all-be-all, but the advice given is generally pretty sound

text:
Compared to what it was 20 years ago, CR seems to do less product testing but more health/finance related articles.  Their product testing (particularly their automotive testing) used to be more in-depth than what it is today. For example entire test of a car is now maybe one page in length where it used to be 2 or more pages, and they gloss over things that they used to expand upon.  Same thing for just about any other product they test.

Overall it's a magazine that's still worth getting, but they seem to concentrating less on product tests than they used to.


title: Best of the big 3  U.S. car magazines.

text: My car magazine of choice. Motor Trend seems to be biased towards their advertisers, R&T is good, but doesn't test a very wide variety of vehicles. Car and Driver tests just about anything, and intertwines more humor along the way.


title: Geared more towards the traditional enthusiast

text: I subscribe to the big 3 car magazines ( R&T, C&D, and MT) ,  C&D is probably my favorite as they tend to mix in a bit more humor, and test a wide range of vehicles.  MT tries too hard to be hip, and R&T seems aimed more at the sports car traditionalist, rarely testing anything other than cars (It's unusual for them to test a truck or SUV). They tend to do more historical articles about racing or classic cars, which I like.  For $5 a year, it's definitely a bargain.


title: MT seems to be a bit more biased towards it's ...

text: MT seems to be a bit more biased towards it's advertisers than C&D or R&T, particularly when it comes to GM, they've been this way for about a decade now.


title: Did not receive a single copy

text:
Did not receive a single copy.  Tried several times to contact shipper, but no satisfaction, until it was "too late".

I have subscribed to City Journal in the past - and it is a fantastic magazine.

This service for magazines has horrible customer service.  Ignored my initial requests for help, and then just blew me off.

Buy your City Journal somewhere else.


title: SI - where the pages go?

text:
Got a year subscription for cheap.

First issue arrives and it has a total of 50 pages and 25 are adds. Where is the content?

Go figure.

T


title: Five Stars

text: GOOD MAGAZINE


title: A Great Magazine

text: If you are a new or experienced beekeeper, this magazine covers all the bases.  The articles are very informative and relative.


title: The number 1 auto enthusiast publication.

text: One of their best issues. These guys produce the most thorough reviews and are the undisputed leader of the Auto enthusiast publications.


title: Best handloading magazine that I have found

text: Very good handloading recipes and articles about cartridge origins and handloading techniques.


title: Five Stars

text: Very informative


title: OUTSIDE magazine Subscription

text: Great magazine with a subscription at a great price.<br />  I wish the magazine came shrink wrapped or in a protective cover since I archive all of these magazines 😊


title: Four Stars

text: Excellent magazine for in-depth articles with a scientific bend. Worth getting if you like Nat Geo or other magazines


title: Five Stars

text: Anyone who wants to explore the world from the comfort of their couches this is the magazine for you.<br />Well written articles and great photos...what more can be said


title: Four Stars

text: can be dreary at times but overall worth the buy


title: One of the best modern naval technology magazines.

text: Written in English, this is probably one of the best modern naval technology magazines, discussing technology, weapons, ships and includes sections in the back for brief world news and industry news.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Great read

text: Well written and well researched science and anthropology. Every month brings a new theme and interesting ways to explore it.


title: A great farm magazine for cold winter months

text:
Years ago from the farm, I used to deliver the Grit magazine for three cents a copy. Walked nearly tem miles to customers.in upstate NY. still a great magazines, albeit, a bit more expemsive.

Revron


title: One of the best

text: I was looking for a budget travel magazine and couldn't find the one I really wanted but this one is just about as good. I'd recommend it highly.


title: One of the best

text: I got a real good deal on this magazine along with some others and I'd recommend them highly. It's a good magazine.


title: Very pleased

text:
I must say that I am completely satisfied with my decision to purchase a subscription to TIME through Amazon. I received the first issue a mere 2 weeks after placing my order. I was pleasantly surprised by this, as it typically takes 6 weeks or more to get the first issue through most subscription services. I also like the fact that it is very easy to manage your subscription through Amazon. And at $30 a year, the price was unbeatable. I'll be using the service in the future to subscribe to a few more magazines.

The magazine itself is not the TIME of the 1960s or '70s. Content is slimmer, but that is the case with virtually all magazines now. Still, I find the articles interesting, accessible and engaging. I also learn a lot about news of the day that the national news channels on TV don't report on.

As someone who owns a Kindle, I did try the free two-weeks of the magazine on the device, but was left unsatisfied. TIME is more than just raw text. I do like the pictures and other side articles, graphs and charts that the Kindle doesn't reproduce. I felt that I was missing a lot by trying to read TIME on the Kindle. There is also an old-school aspect of a "real" magazine that I find appealing. As magazines continue to fold, I felt that I was doing my part to help keep afloat a part of what I fondly remember from my youth -- a magazine that I looked forward to receiving in the mail, and reading cover to cover. You just get that by reading raw text on a Kindle.


title: FRUAD ALERT!!!!

text: We did not order this magazine.  It is going to an address that no on in this family lives at.  We were not able to cancel when we saw the email of the order.  We are filing a charge with the BBB and cancelling the payment.  I have no idea how this was charged to us and I am very pissed off about it.


title: very good reading

text: my family loves this magazine


title: great for techies

text: Great for techies


title: Five Stars

text: Another one of my absolute favorite magazines that I look forward to getting every month.


title: Five Stars

text: One of my absolute favorite magazines!


title: Versatile magazine

text: Like the recipes and decorating ideas


title: Woodsmith

text: Great product if your are a serious woodworker.


title: great

text: Great Mag, Have subscribed for years. I am an artist and this works very well, would buy again if needed. Fast delivery and was just what I was looking for.


title: It should be free

text: I'm not really happy with this magazine.  It is heavy with ads and light with content.


title: Don't bother anymore.

text: Lackluster to the extreme.  Quality articles have been replaced by fluff pieces that read more like a teen magazine than the Time I remember.


title: Great magazine

text: This is a great magazine for someone who likes DIY.


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine. Good concise articles.


title: Waste of money

text: Waste of money.  Only good thing is to wrap fish guts in for garbage


title: Threads is the "Holy Grail" of sewing well!

text: I was buying this magazine off the shelf at my favorite fabric store but it seemed that lately the shelf has been bare when I stop to pick it up.  I hate missing a single issue of this wonderful couture sewing book!  I have to thank the editors of Threads for all the instruction in new techniques I have had over the years.  It is seldom that I don't benefit from every article and illustration in the magaizine.  One of the things I love is that it doesn't matter if you are a beginner or a seasoned veteran. One can easily visualize how a techinique is done, why it matters that you master it, and all the applications where it would come in handy.  No two bodies are alike and if you want your clothes to fit well and as they should the only way to get that is your own tailer or your own sewing machine.  You won't find it off the rack regardless of whose name is on the label!  PS.  I have to admit I wrote a harried letter to the editors as I was so dissappointed that my subscription didn't start immediately but with the next publication!  I did not want to miss a single issue!


title: An old Family favorite

text: I remember these sitting on my Grandpas coffee table and I used to read them as a young girl. They have great short stories. They are easy to take anywhere you go and great for that short or sometimes long wait in the Dr. Office.


title: Great Magazine!!

text: My Grandchild loves this magazine. We used to get them when we were younger and really enjoyed them. There is so much entertainment that it keep her busy on long road trips and it has helped her with her literacy as well as keeping her actively engaged in reading.


title: Grandkid like it a lot......

text: My 3 & 5 y/o grand kids love the mag.


title: Not many pages

text: Wished it had more content . I used to subscribe years ago and it was filled with useful information, recipes, and stories. Now it's very small and doesn't have as much recipes or information that pertain to me anymore so I canceled it unfortunately. Made me sad


Disappointed.  Way too many advertisements.<br />We own a vintage beach house. I was hoping for more articles on average coastal homes and towns. Not just high dollar properties.


title: Great magazine!

text: Really love the variety of articles in Sunset!  The recipes are great too. Very readable and interesting.


title: A waist of money

text: I signed up on a deal but only received 2 issues over the span of a year.


title: IBD FREE TRIAL EXPERIENCE

text:
Many years ago I actually subscribed for a while to the paper publication of Investor's Business Daily (IBD) and found it informative but since I really wasn't trading stocks - I let the subscription go. Recently signed up for the free daily summary of market action from that day and it is a brief - very quick - overview of what happened that day on Wall Street. Nothing very deep just a summary. So I was interested when I got an ad from them for a free 4 week trial subscription to Investor's Business Daily (IBD)online and decided to give it a try to see if it fit into my life. I figured - no harm - no foul - give it a shot for a month and see what happens (by the way - a month is NOT four weeks as we shall see).

Turns out, that although the information provided in IBD is voluminous; it just didn't do it for me as I was unwilling to put in the time - at this time. I am certain that if I had - the information would be invaluable on trading / investing in stocks. As a side note, editorials seen in this publication are way right of the Tea Party. So I put a note in my calendar to cancel the subscription after one month on November 1st (signed up October 1st - I would cancel November 1st  - one month - four weeks ). Oh, by the way, to get the free trial subscription - I had to give up my credit card number to them - figuring that this is a reputable company that should be no problem. So, I signed up on October 1st and I would cancel on November 1st  if it didn't work out.

My wife tells me that she paid the latest credit card bill and there was a $28.95 charge from IBD on the bill. The charge was made November 1st. I figure that the charge will be reversed once I let them know that I had cancelled so send an email to their support desk letting them know that the credit card had been charged after I had already cancelled the free subscription. I get a notice back that they will respond to my inquiry shortly. I also gave them a "piece of my mind" in the email stating that the reason most people don't do free trials is that my credit card gets charged anyway (as in this case). I waited a few days and nothing back from IBD. So, I started sending them messages everyday that if the charges are not reversed - I will contact the BBB and contest the charges on my credit card. Many days of this email process go on.

Finally get an email back from them that because I hadn't cancelled before October 31st (remember it was a four week free trial - not a month) and stated that I had waited until November 6th to cancel so I own the bill for $28.95. I immediately filed a complaint with the BBB and contested the charges with my credit card company - sending them a PDF copy of the cancellation email clearly showing November 1st (at 4:30 AM Pacific Time) date and which also shows a notice back that IBD received the cancellation email and assigned it a trouble ticket number.

They recently reversed the charges (after weeks) - I am told by the BBB - with a message saying that "We take customer's requests very seriously and apologize for any inconvenience you have experienced". Their original correspondence said erroneously that I didn't cancel the subscription until November 6th and that I was responsible for the charges. How's that for talking out of both sides of your mouth (if a liberal had talked out of both sides of their mouth - they would have been castigated in the editorials of IBD - here it is OK because IBD is doing it).

Remember: FOREWARNED IS FOREARMED


title: Four Stars

text: Love the magazines, but i never received the tote bag. :(


title: My grandson loves National Geographic & has sparked a higher interest with his reading.

text: Nothing to dislike.  My grandson and two other grandkids love this National Geographic magazine :-)


title: Fun magazine for chefs

text: Great magazine with good recipes and articles. Love when they have the quizzes in them


title: Good mag, poor delivery.

text: The magazine is ok, but erratic subscription delivery.  $22 for only 6 issues is a bit steep, even for a niche sport.  I never know when I'm going to get an issue, or how many.


title: too many ads, not enough interesting material

text: i was hoping to gain some entertainment while reading things that will keep my interest but like most magazines, this was full of ads and the articles either seemed generic or just didnt keep my attention.


title: too many ads

text: there's too many ads and not enough articles.  Self magazine and marie claire are better for this reason.


title: Must have for Corvette owners.

text: Great magazine. A tremendous amount of information each and every month. Always entertaining articles. A very valuable source of information and entertainment not just for Corvette owners but for anyone thinking about buying a Corvette. Be it late model or a classic.


title: Good general magazine

text: Wasn't exactly what I was hoping for. Some recipes and craft things but not as much as I had hoped for.


title: great fashion

text: I purchased this as a gift for my daughter, she loves the  magazine and I enjoy the e-mail articles. Interesting articles and I enjoy the outfits from different events.


title: Great Magazine! And, FAST shipping!

text: I bought this subscription a couple of weeks ago as a Christmas gift for my Mom and she already received it!  And, it's GREAT!  She LOVES it.  The magazine has everything in it from easy recipes to interviews with stars and chefs.  It has little articles on tips and tricks for your home and even "green" cooking and decorating ideas.  I was super surprised how great the format of this magazine was and how visually pleasing it was to read.  It was interesting, and not just if you're into cooking or watch the Food Network.  I read the entire issue.  Love it!


title: Love this. So informational

text: Love this.  So informational.


title: Five Stars

text: love to read this.


title: Old Time Patience

text: I was pretty excited to find this magazine online and wanted to subscribe until I read ALLOW 12-16 weeks for delivery.  Columbus could have delivered the magazine sooner.

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title: Hitch your wagon on a STAR

text: I love my Star!!


title: Four Stars

text: great mag covering a wide variety of bikes.


title: Not recommended

text: Dislike how you go weeks without the purchase item especially when you buy a 12 months magazine.


title: Traditional not so Traditional

text: Love this magazine except Traditional is no longer so traditional.  If it continues to change towards modern they should change the title.


title: Very low level Tips and ideas.

text: The handy tips were very low level ideas not created by experts some of the tips were bad ideas and could cause damages or waste your time.  The wood working projects are a bit lacking in detailed but still adequate, just had a problem with all the advertisements.  The magazine is probably fine for an unknowledgeable layman or new home owner, just don't trust all the handy tips.  Feel like I wasted my money.


title: Great for Jaguar Fanatics

text: Great mag if you are a Jaguar fan.


title: Great monthly for car buffs, (current) cars, not antique.

text: Great magazine for car buffs, it has a section in every issue for each type of car, reviews on new cars, covering entry level, to high end cars, also a section on racing. Great magazine if you want to get a car buff a gift subscription.


title: Read this, or read nothing.

text: The must read magazine for,this generation, and for us middle aged folks too. Excellent in every way.


title: Short and swet

text: I just read thsi magazine for the first time yesterday and I am going to subscribe today!  I am not a scinetific person, but I am interested in science.  I found this perfect.  It contained lots of firaly showrt but concise stories about all types of sciences.  I couldn't put it down, and I ended up talking with my kids about many of the things I read.  If you want to keep up with developments in the science world, but don't have time to spend hours doing it, this is perfect.


title: Only Received One Magazine!

text: I love Reader's Digest. I was happy to buy a subscription. However, I have only received one magazine, period. :(


title: Great magazine

text: Always has great tips... It's Martha, of course


title: Grandson's birthday gift

text: I give each of my grandsons a magazine subscription for their birthday.  I also ask them if they want to continue it for another year when the notice for renewal comes in.  My grandson will be 14 and enthusiastically said yes.  This is either the 2nd or 3rd year for him for this magazine and he reads it from cover to cover.


title: Great magazine for youngsters who like sports

text: My 11-year old grandson loves the magazine and wanted it renewed, which, of course, I did.  I was housesitting for them recently and an issue was sitting in the "reading room" so I picked it up to look through it.  I was very impressed with the articles and the variety of information on different sports.  If you have a young man who is interested in sports, this is a good investment.  He's not a big reader, but he does read this.


title: Ripoff

text: Don't waste your money. I ordered Crochet World as a Christmas gift for my sister. The subscription never got started and they will not refund my money. Horrible customer service.


title: Can't wait to get this every month...

text: Best subscription ever!


title: Five Stars

text: I grew up watching TOH, and I look forward to reading this magazine every month.


title: Great articles. I also love the pics of readers ...

text: Great articles.  I also love the pics of readers rides at the end.