title: awesome

text: I love this magazine. So many good recipes! Have recommended it to all of my cooking friends. And I love the Food Network!


title: To the person from the UK...

text: Ok, so you wrote in forever ago and will probably not see this...  Size 8-16 in USA clothing is equivalent to about size 16-32 in the UK.  As you can see, this magazine targets the average American woman.


title: Two Stars

text: not alot of substance to the few articles,


title: Two Stars

text: not hwat i expected seems more advertising and fad diet than pertinent articles, worthwhile subjects


title: Four Stars

text: favorite


title: Not what I remembered!

text: Was looking for chopper parts and there aren’t many of those ads!


title: More like a newspaper

text: Ok on the down side, this is not really in your traditional “magazine” form like you see in their picture. It’s more like a newspaper. So if you want the nice looking shiny magazine you can forget that. Plus side there’s a lot of info.

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title: Entertaining and informative....

text: My most favorite magazine even though (or maybe because) it usually takes me an entire month to get through it.


title: New Publishers of CORAL Magazine

text:
CORAL Magazine is alive and well and has a new publisher.

New and former subscribers can contact us at Coral Magazine US dot com. (We are waiting for Amazon to change this page over to redirect subscriptions to the proper publisher.)

The new CORAL team includes many of the leading writers and photographers in the marine field: Julian Sprung, Scott Michael, Charles Delbeek, Daniel Knop, Anthony Calfo, Matt Wittenrich, Alf Jacob Nilsen, Svein Fossa, and many more.

James Lawrence,
Editor & Publisher
Coral Magazine
823 Ferry Road, P.O. Box 550
Charlotte, Vermont 05445


title: Poets & Writers-what a lot of us would like to be…

text: Great magazine.  The quality is still high.  I enjoy it completely.


title: Old Fashioned Methods may not be all bad…..

text: Interesting magazine for a person trying to learn how to spin.  I hope to finally learn this time!!


title: Entertainment this week, and every week for a year!

text: It will be fun to read this as soon as the weekly magazine comes out.  Yummy information.  We enjoy to read it every week.


title: Publishing problems.

text: The magazine is my husband's favorite. However the publisher is terrible. We received one issue. When we contacted Amazon they notified the publisher for us and they sent the "next" issue--the same issue we had received. Two days later we received another magazine. The same issue again. Then we received an email from the publisher about all the troubles he had in life but he was trying to do the best he could. It is too bad that he can't get some assistance. It is a good magazine but problems need to be straightened out before we will order again.


title: She never received it

text: She never received it


title: Five Stars

text: Have always loved this magazine, great price on this site, have renewed my subscription several times


title: Used to love it!

text: I HAVE SUBSCRIBED TO COUNTRY LIVING FROM THE BEGINNING. I STILL HAVE THE FIRST ISSUE. OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS HOWEVER, I HAVE BEEN DISSAPOINTED. IT SEEMS EVERY ISSUE A WHITE ROOM IS FEATURED. IT IS GETTING OLD REAL FAST. I WISH THEY WOULD FEATURE MORE ROOMS THAT HAVE COLOR.I ALSO WISH THEY WOULD MAKE IT EASIER TO CONTACT THEM IF YOU DON'T RECIEVE AN ISSUE. THAT SAID OVERALL IT IS A GREAT MAGAZINE AND I WILL CONTINUE TO SUBSCRIBE.


title: Wonderful for kids who like to learn

text: When my granddaughter was visiting, she kept reading her grandpa's National G. So, for her birthday we bought her own subscription. She is 8 and loves school, loves to learn, so this really suited her. Be forewarned that it does take several weeks for the subscription to start arriving.


title: SPECIALIST MAGAZINE

text: I WAS EXPECTING A MAGAZINE ABOUT CRUISING, INSTEAD I FOUND THAT IT WAS ABOUT SERVICES FOR CRUISE COMPANYS WITH LITTLE TO INTEREST THE AVERAGE CRUISER.


title: It takes a while at first to come in the mail.

text: It takes a while at first to come in the mail, for a WEEKLY sub, i don't see why it took a month.


title: Four Stars

text: My favorite magazine.


title: THEY DON'T ALLOW YOU TO CANCEL

text: I wouldn't give this outfit one star if that had been possible. I ordered the magazine for a greatgrandson. Then when I got the bill, which was more than the advertisement I decided to cancel.  I called and wrote to every address and number I could find for the company and no one responded or they sent me someplace else (where I had already been). Someone said it was a scam. I feel the same way. This use to be a great magazine with lovely customer service. That isn't the case now.  It isn't worth the struggle anymore. Today  I am finally paying it by check but I will NEVER renew nor will I ever give them a dime more. I also refuse to give a credit card they could auto renew on.


title: Just don't bother

text: This magazine has outlived itself.  This is dull and irrelevant. Now embarrassing itself with wokeness.


title: she doesn't like it

text:
NEW REVIEW! I take back what I said before about my sister liking this magazine. I mean, she likes it OK, but she says the articles are strange and only marginally cooking-related. She doesn't like how there are more ads than actual magazine content, and she was confused about the products being highlighted, as they are things even kitchen-gadget collectors (like my sister) kind of scratch their heads at.

Wish I could change the star rating to 2 stars.


title: The best magazine

text: Excellent


title: Great source for new information, but little "how-to"

text:
I have been reading PC Magazine for many years now, and out of all the PC or technology magazines I have subscribed to, this is the one I renew without a second thought. It keeps me up-to-date on everything computer related, while also keeping me up-to-date on new technologies and the convergence between PCs and other consumer electronics. The articles help me make informed decisions before purchasing or upgrading my technology.

I find the best part of the magazine is actually the one-page editorials by Lance Ulanoff and John C. Dvorak (especially his "Inside Track", where he briefly touches on several topics on one page). Lance provides a one-page view on the current state of some computer or technology topic, while John C. Dvorak provides a humorous take on nearly anything. These actually make you think, and are more opinion/editorial than fact/reference.

The magazine has become a fairly decent buying guide, pointing out the pros and cons of many different types of consumer gadgets, from computers, notebook PCs, mp3/media players, cellphones, printers, TVs -- anything. They also point out how these technologies work well together, and what they don't do so well. Some readers have complained how the magazine has moved away from its PC and computer roots over the years, but computing isn't what it used to be, especially for younger generations.

Nearly every month, you'll find a how-to or reference explanation of some technology. For the most part, PC Magazine will explain how to set something up, but usually many of their steps lack detailed information and remain very, very basic. At times, especially when answering readers' questions, they'll simply write "you can replace that", but they never really provide the exact details. In this regard, PC Magazine is not for die-hard computer users, but is geared more toward the casual market. However, they often feature detailed articles on upcoming and cutting-edge technologies. Quite often, I'll find myself dog-earring the magazine's pages so that I'll research something in depth at a later time.

My one major complaint: this magazine contains a lot of advertising, and probably 30-40% of its pages are full-page ads.

I find that PC Magazine keeps me up-to-date and prevents me from making purchasing mistakes. I have learned quite a lot from its monthly buying guides, and usually feel better-prepared when purchasing a new or replacement piece of technology. I recommend this magazine to anybody who regularly purchases computers, computer peripherals, or other consumer electronics items.


title: Just stopped coming

text: I moved and accidentally cancelled this subscription. Instead of reimbursing me the difference, or contacting me, I just stopped get this. I tried contacting Amazon but they couldn't find my order. I go to fill out some reviews, and my goodness if it isn't in my purchase history. I lost out on a least a year worth of Reader's Digest. Talk about disappointment. I love the magazine, but if I can't even correct a simple mistake, and yet still paid for the whole thing, I can't help but feel cheated and so had to give a low rating.


title: Yes, it's a journal about men stuff

text: I got this subscription as part of Amazon's DVD purchase bonus deal in February. I have no use for it, but the clients in the waiting room where I work will enjoy it. It looks slick. It talks about manly things. The covers have nice looking men. The subscription started promptly. It will be very popular, much more so than the Economic Times, the Atlantic Review, Nat Geo, and the New Yorker that I usually set out.


title: Hey, great American staple

text: I got this on sale to put in the lobby where I work for customers to read while they are waiting. It's one of the few great American magazines still true to its origins. I wonder when the majority of print media will disappear in favor of online, cheap, green versions. When that day comes, I will miss the feel and smell of print, the tactile experience of leisurely thumbing back and forth through paper copies, testing sample fragrances, and fighting those stupid cards that always fall out on the floor. :o)


title: No more quality.

text:
I used to love this magazine. In my opinion they have gone to a less expensive paper. The photos all look washed out. They used to have clear  brilliant photos. Also the magazine smells bad. Must be the ink. Will never subscribe again.

10 + year subscriber,


title: ELECTRONIC VERSION NOT SUPPORTED BY AMAZON!

text: THERE IS NO POINT IN SPENDING GOOD MONEY ON ELECTRONIC VERSION OF THIS MAGAZINE!!! Amazon used to support it, but doesn't anymore. Don't be tricked into buying it.


title: One of my favorite magazines

text: I love all the information this magazine has. It has everything from great work out tips, to beauty tips. I have found some really good and challenging workouts in this magazine. The articles are interesting and from what I have seen are pretty reliable (I have seen concepts I have learned my Psychology coursework in the articles.) I get excited every month when I see this magazine in my mailbox.


title: Changed for the worse

text: For the third issue in a row, I didn't see any recipes that I wanted to try. I subscribe to several food magazines and usually find at least one recipe I want to try, so three in a row is unheard of.  I like to try new food and have really been branching out since I'm stuck in the house due to Covid. I get that they chose to go in a new direction, but the recipes look and sound unappetizing. There is no artistry in the pictures anymore. It is just food heaped on a plate or a bowl and it just doesn't look good. This issue was the last straw. Almost every page has some shade of orange in it for some reason and it wasn't flattering to a lot of the food . The layouts look like I did them myself, and I suck at creativity. I depend on the pictures in the magazine to give me ideas on how to plate this food that just took me an hour to make, and this doesn't cut it. I bought this from a discount subscription website and can't cancel, so it looks like I'm stuck with this for another two years.


title: Subscriber for several years

text: I had a hard time deciding between 3 and 4 stars. I look forward to receiving it each month. I consider this my dream catalog, because I can't afford most of the gear that is reviewed and don't have the time in one year to travel to all the places mentioned just in one issue. We try to make one really big trip every other year to places like Yellowstone, and this magazine comes in handy. Their tips can't be beat, and I really like their first aid and "What to do if" articles. Some of the pictures are nothing short of inspirational. On the other hand, it gets tiresome to read about the same 4 places every issue, especially Yosemite. I live in the Midwest, and I haven't seen anything more than one inch of article space per issue devoted to Midwestern trails in the 4 years that I have been subscribing. Believe it or not, there are places to hike here! I wish I knew more of them. I am a casual hiker, maybe more of just a walker of dirt trails. I pay less than $10 per year for this and wouldn't pay more without wondering if it was worth it. If you are a serious hiker and like to replace your gear a lot, this is the magazine for you. Otherwise, I would advise to just get a year subscription when the price is cheap and keep them for reference. They re-hash a lot of the same places every year.


title: Long time subscriber

text:
I first bought this magazine  as a teen. I saw "MONEY" and thought, oh, I want some money! That particular issue extolled the virtue of the 401k and convinced me to enroll as soon as my job changed from part time to full time. The timing could not have been better. I grabbed the tail end of one of the biggest bull markets in history, and I managed to escape the dot-com bubble bursting with minimal damage. I learned about re-balancing in the nick of time. The magazine also described exactly how to borrow money out of my 403b for a down payment on a home. I would not have known about the tax saver credit, Coverdell accounts, or how to claim my college expenses on my taxes without this magazine. I can honestly say that I have a better standard of living because of it. I gave this review 4 stars because of it.

Having said that, I didn't give 5 stars because this has slowly turned into the Reader's Digest of finance. It seems that they have mostly done away with the personal stories and financial fixes, and have added more and more articles about everything from what makes luggage worth the money to hiring a personal assistant. The articles are mildly interesting, but I loved the stories about how well (or bad) a real person was doing to compare myself to. Also, the longer you subscribe to Money, the faster you realize that they rehash a LOT of topics over and over. There is always the "1,001 ways to prosper in (pick a year)", "how to invest $1,000/$5,000/$10,000", and "what to do with your money NOW" issues. Sometimes I glance at the cover and think, "My God! This again??". I find their Social Security issue (not sure if it comes out in a specific month) to be easy to understand and very helpful. They also report on any upcoming changes. I'm not anywhere near retirement age, so I pass those issues along to my parents after reading it.

At one point, I subscribed to Money, Kiplinger's, and Smart Money (no longer in print) at the same time. They covered the same topics at the same time so if you have one subscription, you have them all. I just preferred Money to the others. Some people say that they can get more information online now, which is true. However, a lot of that information and well-meaning advice is wrong. I peruse several financial forums, and you would be shocked at how many people confidently post "facts" when they obviously have no idea what they are talking about. Act on any advice only after doing your own due diligence.

I think this is a must-have for anyone starting out and I like to give a subscription to the high school and college graduates in my family. Now that I am solidly intermediate in my skills, I still like to skim the issues. Sometimes I find something helpful, sometimes I don't. Even if I get just one good piece of advice a year, it still pays for the cost of a subscription and then some. I never pay full price for a subscription, though. I wait for Black Friday and buy several years at once at a large discount.
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title: I don't agree with the age recommendations.

text: My 10 year old daughter doesn't like this magazine. She feels it is too young for her. After looking through our first 2 issues, I would have to agree. There are positive messages and a few recipes in each issue, but this is isn't quite what she was expecting. It reads like everything was edited by a 9 year old. I don't think my daughter is overly sophisticated for her age, either. The recommended ages are 7-14. I really can't see a teen enjoying this at all.


title: Great natural living magazine

text: Love the mag, but really would like more pictures... or drawings for the how to section. But informative and encouraging for small time gardening and natural living.<br />Would like to see more


title: Wonderful magazine well worth a subscription.

text: I really enjoy and look forward to receiving France in the mail every other month, shipped bi-monthly.  The articles are well done with enough photography to give you a good impression of the location, I say enough because you can never have enough photos. I also like the small section written in French with vocabulary building words and the brief write-ups and important events and people in France.  Wonderful magazine if you never have been to France and are planning, and equally great afterwards to relive your vacation or holiday.


title: C'est merveilleux, il n'est pas difficile a lire. Good practice for the intermediate + reader

text: I look forward to my Châtelaine every month.  The magazine comes well wrapped in a a mailing envelope and is shipped from Canada directly,  with the issue being the most current issue available, rather than an issue behind.  It is very difficult to practice French in the USA with such a catering to spanish and having Châteline is a nice treat. The articles and recommendations while being more slanted towards Canada and Quebec are still very much French.


title: Should be called German Car, as that's about all they cover.

text: I was very disappointed in this magazine, the title led me to believe that it would cover "European" cars, in other words cars that you would like to see in America, but are only sold in Europe or other parts of the world.  This magazine however seems to think that the only cars worth covering are BMW, Mercedes, Porsche, Audi and VW.  What about the French, Italian, Swedish or British cars?  What about cars sold in Eastern Europe?  It seemed all European car did was take the articles produced by other car magazine and just repackaged them with a few more pictures.  Very disappointed in this Magazine.


title: Who put this magazine out?

text: I am not impressed with Parenting School Years.  While the title is catching, the magazine is a glamourous Target/Wal-Mart add.  Another reviewers comments made me take a look at the magazine at a bookstore and after flipping through the magazine flipping through add after add and briefly reading parts of articles I must say that the title should be changed to Things We Want Parents To Buy For The School Year.  Not impressed.


title: Not only for collecting, you can actually cook from it

text:
Out of all of my subscriptions this one that gets used the most. The magazine is small but not hard on they eyes and it fits in my bag perfectly so I can take it with me, read it on the bus and by the time I hop off I can use it as my shopping list in any grocery store. I would usually scan or photocopy a recipe from a book or magazine or write out the ingredients but this cuts all those steps, I love it!

The entire layout is very pleasing, from the font to the page colors, pictures and user friendly menus. The only hard part about it is which recipe to pick, because everything always looks good and the food is not pretentious, its food that is meant to be eaten and not constructed with a lot of sweating involved. From macaroni and cheese to rustic stews, fish dishes and new ways to make chicken I am always learning something new and interesting about food and preparation. I have recently enjoyed few dishes from the October 07 issue and amongst my favorites was a tasty Moroccan chicken stew with sweet potatoes with lemon , saffron and cinnamon, a Vegetarian black-bean chili, a sweet and crunchy Apple crisp and I wont forget to mention the Light chicken pot tie made with flaky phyllo crust. It's fun to make new things and add them to my repertoire for future meals, I always try to brighten my horizons when it comes to cooking new things.

The magazine does a wonderful job of educating the reader about spices and herbs, each issue has tips and tricks and keeps an eye on nutrition. And let's face it, if you don't use your cookbook/magazine than what good is it?  Sure I like to look at pretty pictures and fantasize of making something one day but when it boils down to the daily grind and coming home tired, a hot tasty meal that is new and easy never disappoints.

- Kasia S.


title: Fun, glossy and very useful!

text:
After buying the first issue of Rachael Ray's new magazine I knew I would have to subscribe after only a few pages. Those pages were not only gorgeous and glossy, but chock full of fun facts, great shopping places for food and utensils, and of course tasty recipes that you do want to make. I have collected way too many cookbooks and food magazines that stand untouched because when it really boils down to it, its all about the food and some of those books and magazines did not deliver in the end.  I have since bought some great cookbooks and pay more attention to what's inside then what's on the cover.

Rachael's recipes are not pretentious, and they certainly are interesting enough to engage the reader into trying them out. I've made several of the dishes from the Lemon cream pasta, Mushroom pizza, salmon and pasta dishes, to Sangria frozen pops and some great grilled food. Rachel provides shopping lists of standard pantry ingredients and fresh produce to buy, so its easy to see what you all ready have and what few things I can pick up on my way home to make a fun meal. I love making her recipes and adding them to my repertoire, as its nice knowing you can make a certain dish and its even nicer to whip up an easy dinner or lunch using this magazine.

I also adore the fun articles you can find about restaurants, cheese diaries, wine tasting, outdoor grilling and foods for events. The magazine is really a beauty to read and has more information and entertainment than advertising. I cant stand the regular food magazine I used to get that were half full of Cat litter advertising, along with page after page of useless products screaming in my face.

I hope this magazine will continue to bloom because I absolutely adore it and I intend on keeping every issue instead of tearing out recipes like I used to. Great buy and something you can cook out of  with the feeling of a mini cookbook but simpler and prettier.


title: If you could only buy one magazine...

text:
I have been a very happy subscriber since I was 13.

Finding my first issue in 1994, in a recycling box in my building's laundry room was something I will never forget. I am still on that same subscription, 11 years later and I absolutely loved every issue.

This has beauty and fashion. No mindless pages of gossip and how to please your man manuals, this one is all pure beauty.

I can always read about the best salons, spas, new makeup products; ways to put your own shades in new combos on your face, how to have the best bubble bath ever or the glossiest hair, this magazine does it all.

I look forward every month to see what it will bring me.

I always hear my female friends asking me to teach them how to apply makeup since they like mine, and I cannot really you how many of those requests I got! I also get begged to go makeup and skincare shopping and I really think that how I shop, do makeup, hair and my overall physical appearance, I can thank Allure for putting some nice and pretty ideas in my head. I am not superficial where I focus so much on the makeup, I can read and think deep, yet this is one guilty pleasure that this magazine satisfied for me.


title: Five Stars

text: Have received Bookmarks for years now.


title: Five Stars

text: I bought this for my son, he loves it.  Delivered when it said it would be.


title: Difficult to differentiate content from advertisements.  Avoid auto renewal issues with these simple steps...

text:
After reading the reviews and the inexpensive $8.95 price tag, I thought this magazine would make a great gift for my handy husband.  He wasn't impressed with the first two issues and complained of advertisements crowding the magazine.  He was excited to read a good article on beginning welding in his 3rd issue.  I took some time to leaf through the magazine before writing this review.  The advertisements are exhausting.  For example, in the first 10 pages of one issue, I counted 3 full page advertisements and 3 half page advertisements.  It's like that throughout the remainder of the magazine as well.  This is really unfortunate as it takes away from the readability of the magazine.  There is some useful information presented such as "stuff we love" which outlines favorite DIY tools, material, and gear.  There are Pro tips (example:  installing an irrigation system), reader DIY tips, and a handful of projects with decent instructions.  Unfortunately, most of the projects haven't interested my husband.  We won't be renewing this again.

I haven't had any problems with unwanted auto-renewal of my magazines on Amazon as long as I follow these steps to turn it off:
1) Go to your account and look under Membership and Subscriptions.
2) Find "Print Magazines."
3) Once selected, you will see all of your current magazine subscriptions and when they will be renewed at the lowest Amazon price.
4) Simply turn off the "auto-renewal" setting by selecting auto-renewal settings and "turn off."

I've been subscribed to all of my magazines from Amazon for over 2 years now and have never had a payment request from the magazine company or a continuation of magazines arriving when I said I didn't want them to. It's easy and worry free.


title: Absolutely fantastic, high end magazine for $5!  Avoid auto renewal issues with these simple steps...

text:
It's crazy to get this high quality magazine for only $5!  Take advantage!  If you're worried about auto-renewal issues, see my tried and true fix below.  This is my second year of HGTV magazine, and it has yet to disappoint.  It's jam packed with home redecorating ideas specific to the season.  My absolute favorite part of this magazine is the "fun decorating" page in issue that shows expensive items and their cheaper alternative.  (For example - a high end rug with a similar looking rug at over half the cost.) There's great advice on choosing paint colors for different rooms and how-to lessons on the correct way to refinish and paint furniture.  I love the "spot the difference" advice as well - learning the differences between various furniture and home goods so you're on your A-game in any conversation.  Also included is a great recipe in each edition.  I've clipped many of these and they've turned out to be easy and delicious!  Pretty much anything you can think of that has to do with your home is included in this magazine.  If nothing else, it makes for a colorful and festive bathroom book that anyone can flip through and enjoy.  My 12-year old daughter loves it for their crafts, cooking, and how-to advice.  I love it as a cheap way to get ideas to spruce up my home.  There aren't too many advertisements or wasted space either.

I haven't had any problems with unwanted auto-renewal of my magazines on Amazon as long as I follow these steps to turn it off:
1) Go to your account and look under Membership and Subscriptions.
2) Find "Print Magazines."
3) Once selected, you will see all of your current magazine subscriptions and when they will be renewed at the lowest Amazon price.
4) Simply turn off the "auto-renewal" setting by selecting auto-renewal settings and "turn off."

I've been subscribed to all of my magazines from Amazon for over 2 years now and have never had a payment request from the magazine company or a continuation of magazines arriving when I said I didn't want them to.  It's easy and worry free.


title: Great recipes, chef favorites, reader tips, and kitchen gadgets.  Easy to update auto-renewal in settings.

text:
Great magazine, especially given the $5 price tag.  It's jam packed with goodness.  I like the Reader's Best tips - advice given to other cooks from various readers.  Usually there's a writeup about specific items with different stars posting their favorite recipes (for example:  All-Star Spreads was a page listing 5 famous chef's favorite condiments and accompanying recipes.).  It's not just about food, either.  There are beautiful pictures showing before/after kitchen remodels and must-have kitchen appliances and gadgets.  My 12-year old daughter loves the "Name that Dish" page that comes at the end of every issue.  It's a yummy recipe that readers get to "name" and prizes given out to the ones who win.  My favorite part, of course, is the abundance of recipes in every issue.  I've found a ton of new things to try...from soups to cocktails and everything in between.  Many of the recipes are basic enough that I have the ingredients at home.  Others are more gourmet and require a bit more prep and shopping.  There's something for everyone in this magazine - especially if you're a "foodie" like me!

For those worried about automatic renewal at a higher price, the solution is simple.  Simply go to your account and look under Membership and Subscriptions.  Find "Print Magazines."  Once selected, you will see all of your current magazine subscriptions and when they will be renewed at the lowest Amazon price.  All you have to do is turn off the "auto-renewal" setting by selecting auto-renewal settings and "turn off."  Easy peasy!


title: Great recipes and articles, amazing price with no scams (see instructions), will continue to renew

text:
I am a magazine junkie, especially when it comes to foods and recipes.  I've tried every foodie magazine out there and have FINALLY found the one I will stick with.  I've gotten 2 magazines so far and the pages I've cut out with delicious recipes has made a large stack on my table!  I love that the customer ratings are included and that I can see the beautiful photos of the food that aren't available when using the online version.  Plus there are some great cooking articles and fun reads in side.  If you love the All Recipes website as much as I do but are tired of constantly printing recipes, give this magazine a try.  I will continue to renew this one no matter what the cost!

I got this subscription for the ridiculously low price of $5 for a year's worth of issues.  There is no scam here...I've ordered $5 magazines from Amazon for the past 2 years and it's a simple process to avoid automatic renewing with an increased charge.  Simply go to your account and look under Membership and Subscriptions.  Find "Print Magazines."  Once selected, you will see all of your current magazine subscriptions and when they will be renewed at the lowest Amazon price.  All you have to do is turn off the "auto renewal" setting by selecting auto-renewal settings and "turn off."  It's as simple as that.


title: Five Stars

text: fascinating articles, really makes you think,


title: Five Stars

text: We love this magazine.


title: Love it!

text: Love it! I grew up in Germany and used to read Brigitte but now that I am in my 40's, I enjoy Brigitte Woman a lot more! The articles are interesting and relevant. I love getting this magazine every month, so nice to read something in German but also the content is worthwhile as well as entertaining. Finally a publication without stupid gossip. Love. Love. Love it!


title: Five Stars

text: One of my 12 days of christmas gifts for my husband.


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine


title: Points for the Wife!

text: Hubby loved it. Said there was a good variety of mustangs and useful information.  He gets inspired every time he flips through it.


title: Top Cooking Magazine

text: I've been subscribing this magazine since they premiered. way back in the 90's. and of all the others i had and decided to cancel, this one is the only one i decided to stick with.  First of all there are no advertising so you dont waste time flipping through pages to get to a recipe, second, there are great quality images with step by step guide on how to make the dish, its foolproof. Thirdly, they always have great product tested and reviewed section to help the consumer on buying what would be appropriate as a kitchen tool and last they have some great tips in food preparation. the pages are heavy grade and will last a long time and of course, the recipes are innovative and delicious hands down.


title: Good all around info

text: Nice info


title: Three Stars

text: Ok,magazine and expensive


title: Three Stars

text: Ok magazine


title: Read years ago

text: Lots of useful information


title: Will not renew

text: Lots of ads very little useful information


title: Five Stars

text: wife loves this magazine


title: Double billing!

text: Ordered through Amazon, then when it was time to renew I was auto charged by Amazon and billed by magazine. Amazon corrected without issue, and I discontinued the magazine. When alerting the actual magazine by telephone about the double billing issue, the fellow was impatient and rude. I did, however, continue the "Discover Britain" magazine which I prefer.


title: Overpriced, double billed, VERY poor customer service

text: Very nice magazine from Britain BUT very overpriced AND at renewal Amazon automatically renewed all three  British magazines (Home, Discover, Britain) while I was  also  receiving multiple renewal notices from the magazines. I unwittingly canceled two and renewed one magazine by mail. Amazon automatically billed my account for three magazines, while I had paid by mail for one magazine. Amazon courteously reversed three charges. However, my attempts to inform the magazine subscription service of these issues was met with remarkable surliness.


title: Am an Anglophile ...

text: So enjoy all things British. Magazine came a month before expected. IS rather high priced for the amount of content, but read it enthusiastically anyway. Seems directed more toward British travelers. Which is OK.


title: Not that Interesting, but cool pictures

text: I wouldn't get it again. It is kinda cool. I got it as a gift for my friend who likes boats, but it really is not that interesting of a magazine. There are some cool pictures.


title: Less and less

text: Can't rely on timely delivery, they can't even manage vacation holds. I have no idea how many "double issues", which appears to be the same 72 pages as a  "normal" issue  are published each year. My guess is 6 - 7 per year. The quality and level of writing continue to decrease every year. I won't renew.


title: Perfect for a 3 year old!

text: Our grandson loves the beautiful photos.  He is totally enjoying his mail!


title: LOVE this magazine

text: LOVE this magazine!!!!!  Great articles. Well rounded.  Written to appeal to folks from all walks of life in all stages of life.  Inspiring!!!


title: Handyman Magazine

text: good magazine. Not very much of a magazine for the money. Glad that I only paid $5 for a special deal. I got my moneys worth, but wouldn't pay the full price for the regular $22 a year


title: Not worth it

text: After 6 months of my original subscription I have received 1 magazine, after I thought I unsubscribed. It was very thin and mostly ads. I sure hope I can manage to unsubscribe a 2nd time.


title: OK articles, don't trust their product reviews

text: This is an okay magazine, and not too expensive, but I have been very disappointed with their product reviews, which were the main reason I subscribed. I have bought several of their "Editor's Choice" or whatever they call their top reviewed products, and uniformly found them to be terrible. Now that I've been able to watch things over several years, I see that the same products aren't even mentioned the next year. Clearly, their reviews are just based on who buys ads and the like. If you want boots that fall apart on the first use or a tent made from Glad trash bag material, order the top recommendations from this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Cool.


title: Great

text: great mag.


title: Extended our subscription

text: There was a great bargain on TV guide so I renewed our subscription.  The renewal went through in a couple of months so it was an easy transaction.  Thanks Amazon!


title: Good mag

text: This is a great mag for the price of $5. I would have purchased at least 2 in the course of a year anyway from something just catching my eye at the check out isle. Has some nice articles and good recipes.


title: Great magazine, great bargain.

text: Simply my favorite magazine and makes a great gift.


title: All that you need

text: Two words. CHEF... John. Enough said.


title: Great gift!

text: I've subscribed to this magazine for years.  I like it so much, I've gifted it to several family members and friends.  I've saved every issue.


title: Awesome writers. Lots of ads...

text: Clearly worth the subscription. Good to read when everyone around is on their cell phones checking Facebook.


title: Very Good

text: Very Good


Unfortunately it has become yet another resist Trump publication.  I  remember when the magazine was about the outdoors and backpacking not anymore


title: ok

text: I enjoy reading it.


title: Great reading

text: I enjoy all the articles in the magazines. Tons of helpful hints and many projects. Its quick reading with a lot of helpful pictures.


title: It's about health...not just the gym

text: The only magazine that continuously keeps my very short attention span.  Almost no advertisements in it so great to take to the gym where you don't just have to keep flipping and flipping to get to an actual article.  Always inspiring to help live a healthier life from every perspective and not just a giant bunch of 'try this workout!' spreads you'll never use.  Healthy eating, sleep tips, trying new things like CSAs, meditation, etc.  All the things


title: Four Stars

text: Nice quality paper and pictures. Even mix of salt and fresh water articles.


Bought July 30th and it won't arrive till October 16th. So if you are in it for the long wait of your first issue, this is the mag for you. But I have always loved the little mini mags, so I thought I'd get the larger.


title: Mag

text: Love it it’s the best


title: 4 stars

text: Got at a good price.  One issue never arrived but I like this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: thx....thx


title: Good magazine

text: Got as a gift for my son. Loves it.


title: Five Stars

text: NICE.


title: Five Stars

text: HAPPY.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Great.


title: Four Stars

text: Great photographs and advice on using my camera and what settings to use.


title: Not happy with magazine

text: When my subscription  started, I was sent two issues at once, one already old.  I contacted the magazine right away and a month later still have not gottena  response.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Always has a variety of interesting articles.


title: Five Stars

text: Got this for my mom. She loves this magazine.


title: Good magazine

text: These magazines have lots of good recipes in them.  I think they need more recipes.


title: Four Stars

text: Good!


title: Five Stars

text: Very Good!


title: Helpful, great ideas

text: very creative and helpful


title: Five Stars

text: this was a gift; the recipient enjoys it


title: Three Stars

text: Not impressed with this issue.


title: Good magazine

text: Good magazine. It's a lot better than it used to be.


title: Me time

text: Always a great little magazine with terrific articles & recipes


title: Dogs

text: I loved this magazine. Very informative


title: Good info, lacks polish

text:
This is not your run of the mill fitness magazine like Shape, Fitness, etc. If you're looking to lose weight but are afraid to gain some muscle, this is not the magazine for you. Fitness Rx is perfect if you enjoy putting in your time at the gym doing both weights and cardio and like a dose of science with your articles.
Each issue has a "Warm Up" section featuring short blurbs from recent studies; some of the info will give you a "well, duh..." reaction and some you may not have heard before.
Each issue also has a featured workout and at least one more workout, as well as an interview with whoever designed the feature workout (usually an IFBB Pro competitor). These are great workouts that will deliver results.
Where is the lack of polish?  In the Warm Up section, sometimes the exact same blurb will appear on two consecutive pages, just with differently colored background and text. There are occasional misspellings. There are even article subtitles with misspellings in them. (In the middle of an article I can grudgingly accept, but title text? Really?) All minor nitpicks, but they add up if you find such things bothersome.
There is no shortage of advertising space in the pages, but IMHO the quality of information and workouts makes it worth ignoring the ads.
Overall I'm happy with my Fitness Rx subscription but wish it were edited a little better.


title: Love this Magazine

text: This magazine is great.  I cannot believe I have missed this for so many years.  I love so much about it, but fun to just add to my dream book as well.


title: Wealth of Knowledge

text: I love this magazine.  Always enticing with the beautiful (old) homes and gardens!


title: Great Info!

text: I love to get new ideas on recycling and this magazine provides that!


title: Five Stars

text: Great Mag!


title: best home school resource around

text:
Back 15 years ago when I started homeschooling our oldest daughter, Mary Pride was my best mentor, thanks to her Practical Homeschooling magazine and the curriculum reviews in her Big Book series. Now with two home school graduates and five kids still plugging away at it, I still look to her for help as I face the new challenges that each unique child presents.

  Practical Homeschooling represents without a doubt the very cutting-edge of the home school movement. No matter where you are in your home school journey, this magazine will help, whether you're a concerned relative who's wondering about socialization, or a scared newbie wondering where to begin, or a harried mom ready to give up, or a veteran hitting a new stage. Need help getting started?  It's there.  Finding a curriculum review?  She's got it. High school issues?  Yup.  College testing?  Uh, huh.  Managing teaching with a baby at the breast & a toddler on your hip?  She's been there, done that!

  Something that's unique about this magazine, compared to others, is that it isn't afraid to use humor and or tackle controversial topics. Nor does it espouse a single educational philosophy. While you won't find lesson plans here, you will find a wide range of ideas and approaches. My experience is that, while I think I know the "right way" to teach, sometimes I encounter another viewpoint that entices me to look in a different direction. While I may not always find the guest columnist's views compatable with my own home school, it helps broaden my horizons & understand the other home schoolers in my circle who may not be "like" me.

  Well worth the reasonable subscription rate!!!


title: good recipe mag

text: The only thing I really don't like about it, is the small print.  Other than that I would have given it 5 stars


title: DO NOT BUY!

text:
I was a subscriber to both this and Cook's Illustrated but after several very rude sales calls for their cookbooks and a barrage of mailings suggesting I renew, I really got turned off.  Two months before my subscription ended I notified the magazine in writing and by phone that I did not intend to renew, and the magazine still keeps coming. Now I'm getting late notices for not paying my bill.  Shameful tactics.
I'm so turned off by the entire company now.  I don't watch the show any more and am trying to unsubscribe to Cook's illustrated.
Like others here after ordering the cookbook I too was sent another one the following year with a large bill.  I promptly sent it back then received phone calls (not "a sales call") asking to buy the book.  When I repeated told the girl on the phone that I already had the book, she hung up on me.
You may have noticed that to get a recipe on their website you have to enter your email address and many times a credit card. He will take advantage of your email address and I think he distributes it, as I started getting tons of spam.  Kimbal must think he invented boiling water and we should pay for his "recipe".  Evidently he is unaware that there are better recipes online that are FREE.  His recipes are for very basic foods our mothers and grandmothers have been cooking for years. Nothing new.
Rude and obnoxious sales tactics.
I suggest you go to your local bookstore and buy only the issues you are interested without letting the company know your contact information.


title: five stars for years and years

text: I have been a subscriber to Wired for six years and the magazine never disappoints - it is rare that I don't read every story.  The magazine is beautifully laid out, is always exceptionally designed, and keeps innovating with its writing, design, and content.  You will not be disappointed you gave it a try although you might search around for a more favorable price.


title: Good for 9 and 10  year olds.

text: Nine year old granddaughters look forward to receiving the magazine and reading thru the articles.  Just renewed their magazine gift for next year.


title: Still a great magazine after all these years

text: The NG still has what it take to show us so many parts of the world and its goings on that most of us will never get to experience for ourselves and do it in such a wonderful way. The photos are always top notch and the information is very enriching so much so that it makes you dream of all of the exotic places they have been and wish you could be there too.


title: Fun read

text: If you like to dream about all the places you want to visit this is a good way to start.


title: I got this as a gift for a friend

text: I have a friend who wanted some magazines sent to him as a gift and this is one he really enjoys but he can't get it because the address keeps getting messed up.  I have gone on their web site to change it but it still isn't coming to him.


title: good deal

text: Good quality. Timely delivery.


title: Quality publication that can be passed on

text: Very please with this quality publication.  We get double out of this, after I read it cover to cover I pass it on.  The last stop are the Grand Kids!


title: Give the gift of reading

text: Just as wanted for a great-grandchild.  Easy to ready, attractive illustrations


title: Not for real bikers

text: If you are a newbie then this is for you. If you ride a big bike and have been riding for years forget it. Useless dribble about nothing.


title: Collection of 1 page mini articles

text: Irrelevant for the average American woman/shopper


title: just as stated

text: Magazines are great, enjoy them very much!


title: Wishing I had not taken the subscription out.

text: not what I expected, I though it would be the National GEO.


title: Everything a Magazine Shouldn't Be

text: Why anyone would want to clutter up their mailbox and befoul their coffee table with this tripe is beyond me.  The only good place for this magazine is in the bathroom, and not for reading purposes.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for my husband that I enjoy reading, too.


title: REVISED (Great magazine but order it from the NatGeo website instead)

text:
For $19, I ordered this directly from the publisher, AND I get the Kindle edition included. Great buy

4.15.16 There IS no Kindle edition for this magazine. In order to read the electronic version, you must log on to their website. Totally worthless in this regard and false advertising.


title: I want to love this magazine, but I just don't

text: I adore Fixer Upper and I love Joanna's book, Home Body, so I purchased a subscription to Magnolia Journal thinking it would be a slam dunk. It's not. There's a lot to like about it - gardening tips, recipes, design ideas, travel recommendations - but I can't help but feel like I bought a self-help book. This latest edition (summer 2019) has 4 separate articles on "freedom" - like "feel free to say no" kind of stuff. No, really!? No offense, but why would I look to Joanna Gaines for advice on how to live my life? And why would I want to read about that in a magazine? Also, I thought I liked Joanna's design style a lot, but after getting several editions of this magazine, perhaps I don't. Unlike the show, I find that the magazine leans towards modern design rather than showing an eclectic mix of styles. Finally, my last beef is that Joanna is on every cover...and she and Chip seem to write a lot of the articles. Maybe it's just me, but it seems a bit self-centered and it's too focused on the Gaines family rather than what they excel at. For those reasons, I will not be renewing this magazine subscription.


title: Misleading info for Ebony on Kindle Fire...

text: I do not find anyway to get the Ebony subscription on my Kindle Fire...It says it is free for Subscribers, but everytime I try to download it, the payment choice comes up...I see now in very small print that this is only for IPad users when the large print add is for Ipad, Nook, Google newsstands and Kindle Fire...  Is this offer available or not?


title: Worth money

text: Grwat recipes


title: Very informative

text: Great magazine


title: One Star

text: Didn't order this,  charged anyway.


title: Sew wordy

text: Great book if you are an experienced sewer. If new like myself.. It's too deep and patterns are not easy to follow.


title: Nice Spanish magazine

text: Was in search for a less expensive magazine for my daughter to practice her spanish with. Its definitely challenged her. Lots to read


title: Not at all health

text: Too many ads.. not a health magazine at all. I felt like I was reading black Essence magazine. Never again!!


title: Great Magazine!

text: All watercolorists should get this magazine.  It is very helpful with tips and new products.<br />I keep my issues and refer to them often.


title: Most Fun Magazine!

text: We have always loved New Yorker.  Great writings - Great reviews of movies and cinema.....


title: Fun but too many ads

text: I got a subscription to see if the elders I work with would enjoy it. The print is too small for most of them, and there are a lot of ads.  Good jokes and games in the last couple pages of each issuer.


title: Want a fun, informative magazine? Try the this one!

text: I have had a subscription to this magazine for a couple of years and enjoy reading each new edition!


title: Good digital content, where's the magazine, and wow that bag is small

text: I have had no problems using the magazine on my kindle, but I do not get it on any of my other devices.  I am supposed to get the magazine, but that so far is a no show.  It could just be delayed.  I have liked the magazine on my kindle and like the way that I get to flip through it.  It took a little getting used to.  I really enjoy the recipes and the photos.  A couple of the stories were good, and I was surprised of the amount of ad pages.  It was almost like looking at a real magazine trying to get past them.  I did just receive the bag.  I totally forgot that I was suppose to get a tote, and thought it was a nice surprise until I opened the package.  I had to laugh.  This tote is so small that I am going to give it to my eight year old niece so she can carry one around like her aunt.  It's about the right proportion for her.


title: Its alright

text: It's ok, I wouldnt buy it again


title: Three Stars

text: Too much advertising.


title: Probably best available

text: All of these woodworking magazines, like many other types of magazines, seem to be primarily advertisements.  I think this one is the best of the bunch, but there are still a lot of advertisements.  This one seems to have practical ideas compared to projects that are so far out as to be unusable for most people.  So, if looking for a gift for a woodworking person, I find this one the better choice, but it is a bit marginal.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loved it. A wonderful gift at a wonderful price.


title: good read

text: good read....great price


title: Gave this as a gift for my niece and nephews

text: Great to give as a gift for kids....educational and informative


title: Favorite magazine

text: Anything OWN, I’m sold.


title: Can not cancel the subscription

text: Trying to cancel the services. No option to cancel the service on the account and no customer service number and no option in email to cancel the service.


title: This is a gay magazine. No Judgement

text: They’ve really lost their edge. I only got it because Macaulay was on the cover and then I wanted my money back. This is a gay magazine and I don’t mean that in a negative way. I just wish they would just say that.


title: Not a years worth of magazine

text: When I placed the order it was supposed to be for one full year.<br />Well I only received like four five months of service..


title: Amazing sale price!

text: I ordered magazine subscription for a gift. The price was amazing!


title: Five Stars

text: Thank you


title: Grandson loves it!

text: I bought this for my grandson, and he really enjoys getting it each month. His father had the same subscription when he was young. It encourages reading, he is 5, and sparks interest in science.


title: great news of OSU athletics, especially football

text: A must have for the Buckeye fan


title: Great magazine

text: This was a gift for my daughter who is an avid gardener.  Each edition is beautiful with good information and lovely pictures.


title: Great mag. great writing. great articles.

text: cool magazine with tons of info. I enjoy reading these.


title: Whoops

text:
I tried to cancel my. Subscription when I mistakenly ordered it in December. No luck.
So, I ended up paying for two...$240 .....a pretty steep price PT pay for clicking on the wrong space.
Magazine is very nice, however.


title: Where is it?

text: I'm sure it will be great when it show's up, but as of January 17 there's no sign of it.


title: not receiving issues

text: paid for in Nov for a year subscriptin...was to be a christmas gift for a 16 year old.  Months later still no issues have been rec'd. Filled complaint.  Rec'd two isses total since.  2nd complaint a few weeks ago. No answer.  3rd complaint today. Waiting to see if any feed back will be advised on status. They need to either update the expiration date so that she will receive all issues I paid for or need to issue me a full refund.  Don't understand why no one has contacted me back after 2nd complaint.


title: Good

text: I like this magazine


title: Great price

text: Great price


title: Three Stars

text: Ok


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. Interesting articles.


title: Three Stars

text: Not a lot of content.


title: Three Stars

text: The magazine is okay, but I'm not impressed.


title: Great deal!

text: My husband loves this magazine. Great deal!


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves this magazine.


A necessity to know what is on television, especially with cable television.  Not quite as good as in the days of Cleveland Amory, but still the benchmark of television programming information.


title: Reminisue

text: My husband loves to read of the older days.And he enjoys reading and looking at it.<br />Brings back memories of when he was young.


title: Good magazine

text: Good magazine


My wife love the magazine. Waiting for the next month’s issue


title: Did not get my year!

text: I like the magazine but I only got 2


title: Not Perfect But Pretty Darn Good

text: I've taken this newspaper on and off for several years. Whenever I let my subscription lapse, I miss it. There's lots of very interesting and useful information that isn't in other newspapers or magazines, plus I always enjoy the fiction sections as well as the puzzle pages. Unfortunately, there are more mistakes (typos) than I'd like to see, but you just have to overlook them.


title: Great magazine

text: I have always enjoyed this magazine. It has a lot of expert information, from customers. Very colorful and hip.


title: Martha Stewart is the bomd

text: Martha’s magazines are great I love her cook show with snoop dog. I watch all the time


title: Has a lot of information

text: I love magazines I know a little of people like books and magazines on tablet, and phones.I love the smell of magazine, books


title: The Best Car Mag

text: If you're a car guy or gal, this is your magazine.  In depth discussion about engine performance.  Well written with a sense of humor.


title: Best Entertainment magazine

text: I love this magazine.  It covers everything I watch.  Lots on Outlander and Game of Thrones.  Wish I had subscribed sooner


title: Great idea magazine

text: I really loved this magazine.  I loved the new foot features and the little how toos.  Evidently its not available here anymore.


title: Magazine

text: Didn’t buy this.


title: I forgot how lame it is

text: I bought this as a cheap subscription for my fitness studio.  I haven't looked at the magazine in a couple of years. I forgot how lame it is, and now it is even more ads than ever.  Hardly any reading content at all, and very few exercises and very little diet and nutrition information. My clients like to read something while they are warming up on the bike when they are waiting for me, but this isn't worth their time or mine


title: I purchase this magazine for the coupons. But honestly ...

text: I purchase this magazine for the coupons. But honestly, I do not find the articles interesting otherwise. This often ends up in the recycling bin.


title: Five Stars

text: Very helpful magazine for the do-it-yourselfer.


title: Large print

text: Easy to read and that makes it more enjoyable


title: Five Stars

text: Old and dependable.


title: Five Stars

text: Old and dependable


title: Five Stars

text: Nice magazine


title: Five Stars

text: I could not believe the low low price.


title: Three Stars

text: granddaughter loves this magazine subscription. waits for it every month.


title: Old house/new house - this is a great magazine

text: If you own a house or even rent - you need to subscribe to TOH.<br />Of all the magazines I get - THIS is the one I love the most.


title: My absolute favorite magazine

text: I have been a subscriber for more than a year.<br />If you are interested in home improvement, décor, etc., this magazine has it all!


title: health articles

text: I love the articles and the recipes!!

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title: Fantastic

text: Great for any mind that has curiosity


title: Strange recipes

text: First issue had no receipe that I would make


title: Timeless Classic

text: I remember reading Reader's Digest years ago, and still enjoy reading it!


title: Fun learning

text: My daughter is pleased with the magazines. She said both of my grandchildren always find something of interest for them( five and six years old).


title: All You Magazine

text: Daughter loves the magazine. Lots of coupons. Lots of great recipes. Absolutely the best magazine I've had in a long time. A bit pricey.


title: The "It" magazine for those who love to shop.

text: I look forward to getting this delivered to me every month.  If you are into clothes, handbags, accessories, shoes, fragrances, or beauty products then you will love Lucky.  Right down to the little stickers that are available for you to place on your "YES/Maybe" items.<br />Lucky gives your trendy, classic, chic, preppy - whatever your taste may be.  I like to see what's hot and then try to find copy-cats of the designer duds b/c who really can afford to spend(...) on a pair of Manolo shoes??


title: typical magazine

text: More ads than information, I should have known better


title: Magazines are always a good gift for kids. Keeps them reading, NOT ON A TABLET OR COMPUTER!

text: I can't say much about this. I sent it to my granddaughter. No complaints! That is always a good thing!


title: Beautiful Pictures

text: Very interesting stories. The photos were beautiful.  Would purchase again.


title: Nice magazine for cooks

text: Nice trial for anyone who likes to cook.


title: Five Stars

text: This was a renewal gift


title: Don't have it yet...

text: It's been a month and I don't have the first issue yet so I can't very well review it.


title: Interesting read

text: Love my readers digest, lots of little information and humor, look forward to eat coming!


title: Five Stars

text: I miss my subway stop when reading the New Yorker!


title: ... magazine - I read it on occasion - some nice health times with interesting and fresh content

text: Purchased as a gift for my Mother whose a big Dr Oz shoe fan - she loves the magazine - I read it on occasion - some nice health times with interesting and fresh content


title: Great Magazine

text: If you do Art quilts this is a wonderful magazine.  I found it exceptional for a new person beginning.  Lots of inspiration.


title: Five Stars

text: Good newsletter, lots of information,


title: A favorite for decades!

text: This is one of the very best magazines available today, and not just for the music.


title: GREAT!

text: Sea Classics was a Christmas gift for my Brother. He used to be in the Navy and he loves to sail. He has enjoyed Sea Classics very much.


title: For the Armchair Egyptologist

text: I first started buying this magazine back in the 90's.  It is well laid out, profusely illustrated with well shot photographs.  Some are current, some are historical.  The articles deal not only with recent discoveries but also with the history of archaeological discoveries.  I started buying it again in 2010 when the information about the DNA studies done on the 18th dynasty royals was published.  Great article.  This is my third renewal.  These magazines are expensive but worth it as far as I am concerned.


title: Five Stars

text: Their recipes are easy for the most part and healthy.


title: Four Stars

text: Easy to read and some cute ideas.


title: received ONE issue of this magazine!  Not a bargain at the year subscription price

text: I only received ONE issue of this magazine.  For the price of a one-year subscription.  So I would say I am TOTALLY DISATISFIED !!!!!!!!!!


title: Birds

text: Great magazine for bird lovers.


title: wonderful magazine

text: This is a great fitness magazine with tips for everyone -  a newbie in your fitness goals or already spend four days a week at the gym. Articles are easy to read, loaded with info, yet not in the least bit boring.


title: One Star

text: Its awful


title: very informative

text: I have been subscribing to this magazine for 2 years and enjoy every issue of it. There are simple and elegant solutions to every day problems and beautiful pictures with helpful information.


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoy the magazine variety of articles.


title: Great Magazine

text: Great magazine.  Full of tons of very useful information


title: My kids love it...as a parent, I do NOT.

text: My 11 year old loves this magazine and all the gossip that goes with it.  It's the typical teeny-bop stuff she and her friends enjoy reading.  I allow them one of these magazine subscriptions, but praise her when she spends her time reading the National Geographic and other books that she actually learns something from.  I think withholding this from her would just make her want it more and obsess about it, so I allow it.  Thankfully she seems to leaf through it, make a few comments, and then could take it or leave it.  We do, however, discuss that she cannot believe everything she reads in these magazines.


title: National Geographic is an excellent magazine for kids!

text: I love National Geographic for my kids.  They are animal lovers, so absolutely love this magazine...and it is one that I love to see them reading (much better than the gossip magazines that kids usually like to read).  They actually learn some great animal facts in this magazine.  To get my kids to unwind on school nights, they have to go to their rooms and read for 1/2 before going to bed and they enjoy reading an article and leaning about something new every night!  It's not a magazine I have to force them to read.


title: One of my favorites!

text: I've been reading this magazine since it first came out. Even though it is targeted towards primarily towards women, I still find enough inspirational things inside to add to my everyday life. Well produced and thought out...always look fore,are to my next issue every month.


title: My favorite among many.

text: My favorite cooking magazine.  I've given many subscriptions as gifts.  It's healthy, easy, yummy.  Good information on cooking as well.  The price is amazingly reasonable for this great magazine.  You won't be sorry.


title: A touch of England in the US

text: This is my favorite magazine!  It's so interesting to see how interior design and decorating differs between the US and the UK.  I love the sections on historical homes.  Beautiful photography and well written articles.  Even the advertisements are interesting!


title: useful products I could get

text: cancelled my subscription. Lack of substance in each issue - mostly pictures and ads--I didn't glean any tips, useful products I could get, or benefit from the time I spent reading this


title: Ranger Rick Fan

text: Got this for my 5 year old granddaughter who loves animals. She just got her first issue in the mail and is truly enjoying it.


title: happy with reading it

text: always get it earlier then in store, happy with reading it.


title: Where's my magazine!

text: Hello,<br />  I hate to  write a negative review. But at this time, I shall.  Where's my magazine? The subscription has been placed weeks ago. Twice!  No results.... What's up???


title: Five Stars

text: I look forward to Aaron Triaster's insightful wisdom on his marriage, and marriage in general.


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipes.


title: Only magazine I read

text:
As a general manager of a factory - I have very little time for anything.
I make time for WIRED.
I love new technologys - new breakthrough - and I love opinions on the things with will soon change everyones lives. This magazine is very tasteful in showing fact and opinion. The writing is great and is really geared towards 20-35 year olds.
Plus the quality of the printing is great - This magazine feel really nice to the hands - Not that this matters to content! :>
The price was so cheap at amazon I could not say no!
ML


title: liked it

text: My husband likes this magaize alot.  It lets him know what is new out there, for when he builds a new pc.


title: mostly advertisements

text: I was disappointed in the magazine due to it was mostly advertisements.  For me it was a waste of money.


title: Great Magazine

text: I like MT much more than Car and Driver. They stay focused on cars and I like the stats they provide with each article. Have been subscribed for about 10 years and will continue.


title: Birdtastic

text: Great magazine, passed along to family and friends and everyone enjoys


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine.  Great articles and just a great read all the way around.  More ads than used to be but most magazines are the same.


title: Not so great for me

text: I wasn't too crazy about these magazines. Just didn't keep my interest. too bad.


title: Been getting Good Housekeeping for over 30 years!

text: I've been getting Good Housekeeping for 30 or more years.  It's my favorite magazine.  Price through Amazon was amazing!


title: Never got my Magazine

text: I was charged in March 2011 for a 2 year subscription and by July I had still not gotten my first copy. i called wanting to know what the hold up was considering the took my money 3 days after the purchase! They stated they had the wrong address and that they would send me my back issues (which I never got) and extend my subscription (Which I also never got). I finally got an issue and it was the July Issue but weeks late and on the cover it showed that my subscription was to run out in March of 2013. i was annoyed to say the least but did not feel like dealing with automated e-mails. August rolls around and it is now almost the end of the month and once again my issue is not here so I call Hearst magazine myself. Cancel the subscription and demand a refund. They inform me that Amazon has to give me a refund. I once again send 2 more complaint e-mails to amazon and I am supposed to get a refund. We will see about that. I will never order any magazine through amazon again. You are better off going directly to the publisher website. I have used Amazon for over a decade and I don't seem to have trouble with the books, just the magazine so my advice~ Don't do It~~~


title: Great Adventure in Food Recipe Reading

text:
This is a magazine I look for. It is fun to read whether you make any recipes or not; you can't help but learn about a lot of related food products and techniques. I always go right to the best 10 products of the month. I don't drink wine but it make no difference so don't get hung up on that feature.
Recipes and tastes are mainly sophisticated and "edgey" and will introduce you to many new items in you food inventory. Kinda nice to not only know what things are but how to use them.
I'd give this magazine an A+ if I were a teacher assigning grades. Wish it came out twice monthly!
Jim in So Calif


title: Not worth the time or money any longer.

text:
This skinny little magazine has no science in it any longer. Gone are the projects, experiments, and future fantasy that this magazine was known for in the past.
I guess I was expecting what I remember. Got to the point I just threw it out without reading it. I would never bother to subscribe again. The time for such magazines is past.
Jim in So Calif


title: Five Stars

text: Super goo eats here. :-)


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite food magazine. I like the layout


title: Five Stars

text: So good. Been reading for thirty years.


title: Three Stars

text: I did not give the OK to renew automatically!


title: Easy to use

text: Enjoyed the 6mo. promo digital run, but will cancel when done.


title: Wife's Favorite

text: My wife loves this magazine.


title: One of my favorite mags.

text: One of my favorite mags.


title: Love this magazine

text: Can't wait to pore over a new issue when it arrives. I've gotten some good ideas and learned a lot about MCM architects and design. It's probably inherit in a small-circulation, narrow-interest magazine, but it tends to have a limited number of advertisers and there is a lot of crossover between product placement and content.


title: Educational, entertaining far beyond tech stuff

text: I subscribe to only 1 magazine: Wired. I am an older female, not the typical demographic, and although I have always loved techy stuff, Wired goes far beyond that to cover an amazingly wide array of topics. The articles are in-depth and educational. Even though some terminology and subjects (like gaming) are beyond my interests, I find myself reading every issue cover-to-cover.


title: My Old Friend is Back!

text: 20+ years ago I was really into autocrossing & absolutely loved this mag.  Times changed, kids came & life was crazy busy.  Now they are all in college & getting this magazine after 20 years was like seeing an old friend again.  Great magazine for racers of all kinds!!!!!


I was really hoping for more from this magazine but after only a couple copies it's been a bit of a let down.

With so many different antique vehicles, I hoped & assumed it would be more general technique information.  Something I can or others could use across a vast array of old cars.  Unfortunately what I've seen thus far is very vehicle specific.  Hopefully this will change & if it does will update you.

I'm a car nut so I'm still glad I tried it, I just can't say for sure I will continue with future years.


title: I have always wanted to get this mag & see ...

text:
I have always wanted to get this mag & see if I was doing things correctly....
Well I always knew I was doing things correctly, now that is.  Plus they offer many pearls of info which I've discovered on my own over the past couple decades of self teaching.

I believe this is helpful for seasoned DIY's and it's an essential for new home owners and DIY'ers!


title: Good magazine

text: Enjoyed the layout and Articles


title: this is the best ever magazine and printed on good quality paper

text: so so many rip off products this day and time.  We need more research like this in our country now.  Great Job Goodhousekeeping.


title: Long wait time to receive it

text: This took forever to arrive from when I ordered it, but I do enjoy the magazine!  And by forever I mean months!


title: Five Stars

text: gift


title: Five Stars

text: fun


title: Five Stars

text: so fun and lots of great information


title: Best

text: Great quality, useful, best.  Buy it.  I'm a normal dude that doesn't go crazy with reviews. I would buy it again.


title: Four Stars

text: gift


title: Love National Geographic

text: Another great magazine from National Geographic. Beautiful picture - as always. Great writing and interesting places. If you are a painter great inspiration.


title: Mmmm... Tastes Like Science

text: This is a great magazine for someone who likes geeky things like science, but likes to have things explained in plain English. The illustrations are great and I love learning about new scientific breakthroughs. My only complaint is that they seem to recycle some stories and the number of content-rich pages seems to be dropping.


title: This magazine is great. I learn from each issue and I look ...

text: This magazine is great. I learn from each issue and I look forward to the house at the end of the issue.


title: Great magazines-very poor customer service from this company

text: I have 5 grandchildren who have all been getting magazines from Cricket since they were in the  "Ladybug" stage. The magazines are a tad expensive, but they are beautifully done, on quality paper, and have no advertising. It is also nice that you can change to a different magazine at any time, which is great as the kids grow and their interests change. Also, you can get a digital, or print + digital subscription, in addition to just the print subscription. That said, I must warn you about this company's customer service-it is horrible. First of all, they are terribly unorganized. Have been trying for 3 years to get all 5 of these magazines filed under one account number, and for some reason that seems to be impossible with this company. Second, they start sending out renewal notices 6 months before the subscription ends and send them about every 2 weeks - it is just overkill and a waste of paper. And last, but not least, their phone customer service lines are only open Monday-Friday for about 10 hours each day. Very poor. I will continue to buy these magazines because the kids really like them and would be disappointed if I didn't get them, but I must admit that I will be VERY happy when they have outgrown them and I can stop doing business with this company.


title: Magazines are great-customer service from their company sucks


title: Magazines are great-customer service sucks


title: Great Magazine

text: Great Magazine


title: Ordering magazines did not work out.  It was auto renewed even though I tried to make certain it would not when I placed the ord

text: I am angry because purposely did not sign up for auto-renewal and if I did it was because it was not clear enough for me to understand.  What I was afraid of has happened.  It went from 7.00 to 19.99.  I have cancelled the auto renewal and asked them to stop the subscription and refund the rest of the money.  Will add another message regarding the results.  It said they will cancel subscription.  This is no reflection on the magazine because I like the magazine.  ADDING:  I am still disappointed about the increase and auto renewal but have received a notification that one of my two orders to cancel the Dr. Oz magazine has been completed.  The other is still pending and I don't know why but they have responded fairly quickly.  But I will not receive the full refund because they have already issued at least one magazine on my gift subscription and probably will be two on my own.  Fortunately I like the magazine and so do my friends.  I have been ordering from Amazon for years and this has been my first problem so wouldn't quit buying from them except magazines with auto renewal.


title: Great Magazine

text: Great magazine.  Came a month earlier than expected.  Have given it for gifts as well.  Love it and look forward to getting it.  I just wish it was for a longer period than 6 months but will see how the rate is at that time.


title: MY GRANDDAUGHTER LOVES IT!

text: This is the last year we are going to get our granddaughter Highlights - because she is really getting too old for it. ALTHOUGH, that doesn't seem to matter to her! She devours every issue and can't wait for the next one to arrive. Kids love to get mail of their own, and this is a really nice thing to receive. We love to see her eager to read!


title: Takes awhile to arrive

text: I ordered this for the DH as a stocking stuffer at Christmas, the fist issue arrived in March so be prepared to wait awhile.  The magazine itself is great, lots of info and pictures of restoration projects etc.


title: Three Stars

text: not like I remember it being years ago....


title: Finally a magazine for ME

text: When I was a teen, I read 16 and SEVENTEEN magazines.  In my 20s, I read Glamour; Mademoiselle was my magazine of choice in my early 30s and Cosmopolitan did it for me as I approached late 30s.  Once I got to my mid-40s, none of the aforementioned magazines seemed to speak to me anymore.  At 49, I'm way past the "do's and don'ts" of fashion and "how to drive your man wild" kinds of articles. :-)  I wanted to know how other women were dealing with middle age and everything that comes with it --weight gain, crows feet, menopause -- as well as the usual beauty stuff!  There are articles in this magazine dealing with taking care of aging parents, grown-up kids who won't leave the nest, making your way in the corporate world, and lots of other things that are relevant to women my age and their lifestyles.  Also, I love the cover models!  I'm never going to be as thin or well put together as Susan Sarandon, Cybill Shepherd or Glenn Close, but it's nice to see so many women MY age on the cover of a magazine I love!


title: Great magazine for any gearhead!

text: Great magazine to keep up with the latest and greatest gear out there. I am a gear head so I need this info and this is a great place to get it!  Very happy with my purchase!


title: Three Stars

text: About 50% ads.


title: My granddaughrer likes it!

text: Unfortunately I do not live close so I may peruse and provide better insight.  All I know is that she appreciates it.


title: Everything New York

text: Great source of information and NY news. The stories are very informative and the reporters are second to none.


title: AN ESSENTIAL MAGAZINE

text: National Geographic is both beautiful and informative..It should be in every household, especially where there are children.


title: Four Stars

text: Good magazine for the outdoorsman.


title: Stone

text: Was a gift.


title: Good Housekeeping

text: Great magazine.  Worth the money.


title: Woman's Day is a Winner!

text: I love, love, love this magazine!  It never fails to disappoint me.  There is something for everyone in this publication!


title: Classy British shelter magazine at the best American price

text: This is a wonderful British magazine.  It is hard to find in the few remaining bookstores' magazine section and enjoying it monthly when it arrives in my mailbox is much simpler and easier than chasing it down.  It is full of interesting articles and wonderful photos.  This is the least expensive way I've found to read it.  Do give it a try!


title: gloriously beautiful magazine

text: I've been a subscriber for a few years, and always eagerly devour the issue from cover to cover.  It sends me back to England every other month, and for the hour or two that it takes me to read it, I couldn't be happier.  Sometimes I find wonderful gardening information that applies to my small, urban CA garden, but the beautifully written articles and glorious color photographs would keep me enthralled anyway.  Don't be put off by the review posted that said there was no way to reach anyone about a missing subscription.  First, given that it is only published every other month, and the delay in getting things back and forth over the Atlantic, it isn't too surprising that there could be a few month delay in beginning a new subscription.  But there IS a phone number (...) and email address (...) for their US distributor, The British Connection, which also handles their sister publication, The English Home.  I started with the gardening magazine and added the home one about a year later, and I love it just as much.  I feel like I've given myself a very special treat whenever one arrives in the mail box, and I've never had a problem with either subscription.  Give it a try, they are very special, unique publications! What a lovely gift!


title: Has great information for any dog owner!

text: I love seeing Dogster in my mail box. It has great information for any dog owner. Including any new information that needs to be passed along. They feature a breed with every magazine and it's fun to learn about those. If you are a dog lover, check Dogster out!


title: Quality

text: If you like really good writing this is the magazine to get.  The articles are informative and beautifully written.  I don't live in NY so I skip the local happenings, but the rest is worth every penny - especially the cartoons.  It is a great magazine.


title: Great for oil painters

text: This is the best magazine for artists who want to see others' work and for getting advice or learning new skills.  I end up tearing it apart and filing many of the articles for future reference.


title: NO VANITY FAIR MAG, EXPLAIN WHY PLEASE

text: NEVER ACKNOWLEDGED MY SUBSCRIPTION, TOOK THE MONEY FROM MY CC BUT NO MAGAZINE.<br />PLS. INVESTIGATE THIS.  WOULD YOU LOOK INTO THIS PROBLEM


title: Wheres my tote? lol

text: I just barely got my 1st magazine and its been a few months and I have yet to receive the tote. I did pay for the all acess subscription and was able to read two months worth on my ipad in the mean time. This is just a great magazine, of course it deserves a 5 star :)


title: Ordered by mistake

text: Ordered by mistake.  I wanted The New Yorker.


title: Yoga Magazine

text: No real articles, as others have posted, it's mostly advertisements.  I won't be renewing Yoga Magazine.  I got it for Mother's Day, and Mother isn't impressed.


title: Light of Consciousness:

text: I got this as a Mother's Day gift for my mom last year, and she's asked me for a renewal for this year.  She's enjoying all of the articles, and has even gone off and explored several of the topics brought up in the magazine.  She hasn't complained of any filler or excessive ads, etc., so I'm counting this one as a win.


title: Enjoyable art magazine

text:
Magazines, just like books, is a subjective matter.  Most specially when the subject is art.

I personally enjoy this magazine which comes out a few times a year.  It is a good value for the price, but I enjoy the images of art and gives me ideas for my own art.  The magazine feels good and the paper is good quality.  I have a few from a couple of years ago and they still feel good.

This magazine used to be available at my local Books-A-Million, but I don't find it there anymore.


title: A nice guide to Cleveland!

text: Cleveland Magazine is a nice mix of culture, restaurant information, history, and current happenings in the city of Cleveland.  I have been a subscriber for over three years and read the magazine cover to cover every month.  If you want to know what is new in Cleveland, this is a good, enjoyable source.


title: Two Stars

text: Time magazine used to be the Gold Standard.  Now, it has been relegated to just another also-ran....


title: Just OK

text:
I have been a Consumer Reports (C.R.) subscriber for decades, but I don't feel their reviews are as thorough, or as varied, as they once were. For example, C.R. hasn't conducted a comprehensive review of automotive engine oils in over a  decade.

In addition, be aware that today's C.R. injects a large amount of political bias into the magazine, and its bias is overtly liberal-progressive. To cite just one example, C.R. is a staunch supporter of  Obamacare.

As a result of the above, I may cancel my subscription to C.R.


title: Leave politics out of it

text: The negative reviews here regarding the editor's responses to reader's letters have merit, but I just chalk it up to his questionable attempts at humor. What I find far more annoying is the magazine's overt liberal/progressive political bent. While that is all-too-typical throughout today's media, I don't want to put up with it in a motor mag.


title: Fine gardening

text: Great magazine, lots of information.


title: seriously stupid magazine

text: got a free subscription with a purchase of a product.  wish I never sent the card in.  I toss in the recycling the instant I get it.  Maybe I will contact them to  cancel "free" subscription!  Ad every other page.  Huge pictures of recipes but no recipe until end of magazine.  No reference to page number either!!!.  When you find the recipe at the end of magazine, there are brief fairly useless instructions, and a tiny if any picture.  the recipes are in columns. Would make more sense to print on a whole page, so you can rip the entire page out, or in recipe card format, where you can cut them out in put in recipe card file or better yet, print on card stock with tear marks so you can tear out just the recipes you want. If there are any articles she toots her own horn.  She she should pay me to read the thing.  Waste of time to read.  Don't subscribe to this ever free, or heaven forbid pay for this useless ad ridden magazine.  She has ads for her own products mostly.  OK done blasting the magazine.  Order it, if you must and make up your own mind.


title: Five Stars

text: Amazing articles, great information and a must read from cover to cover


title: Cooking

text: Love the recipes


title: Always subscribe

text: Always a good read


title: Two Stars

text: Too many adds...


title: Should be Titled "Populist Science"

text:
I too am disappointed with this magazine.

Currently subscribed for two years now, and for many more years when I was younger, and found it very enjoyable reading back then, but today, I find a Liberal, Left-Wing Agenda of the completely defraduded Global Warming & Climate Change issue. It is constantly presented, and the many articles are geared towards convicing you of this populist agenda.

That is not what I want from this type of magazine and I will not renew my subscription.

I may try another, or just forego any more of these rags, which is disappointing to me.

Many others must feel the same, as they are giving the magazine away at $5.00 for 12 issues! That tells me that their core readers are falling off a cliff, and they are scrambling to find new subscribers.


title: Enjoyment.

text: The quilting magazine has a lot of helpful hints and, some great new ideas I enjoy the magazine very much.


title: Great

text: Great to keep up with advance in technology.


title: AS EXPECTED.

text: Not much to say. Great magazine. Happy.


title: Insight Sports Magazine

text: This is a very insightful sports magazine.  It contains all sorts of stats that I am interested in.  I especially like the rules corner column that presents opposite opinions on how to interpret the rules and deficiencies of the rules.  Unfortunately, as bi-monthly issue, by the time you receive the magazine, some of the "new" content is no longer fresh.  You end up with a magazine mostly for historical interest.


title: GREAT MAGAZINE FOR HOMEOWNERS

text: A GREAT MAGAZINE AND A GOOD PRICE AT AMAZON.  I HAVE BEEN A SUBSCRIBER FOR AT LEAST 4O0 YEARS!


title: Great Publication

text: I enjoy this magazine very much - I have for years - and will continue for years.  I would recommend this magazine to anyone.


title: Print is tiny

text: My husband is very interested in coins. However the print is very small. He can't read it with out a magnifying glass.


title: One Star

text: Did not remember ordering it.


title: excellent magazine

text: Geared towards real women of a variety of ages, covers issues ranging from beauty to caring for elderly parents. Not the typical teenage fluff, and nothing matronly about it- this magazine holds wide appeal for basically any woman over 25.


title: My favorite magazine at a great price.

text: My favorite magazine at a great price. If you have not tried this magazine, it has great articles on getting and staying organized and decorating for everyone, not just the rich. Not filled with dribble about celebrities or the latest diet.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine.  I end up tearing out practically every recipe, and they are pretty easy to prepare.


title: Lovely - great value

text: Exceeds expectations


title: good read

text: l like this magazine . it's informative and I like the pics in it.  It was only six dollars a year so why not


title: cheap

text: it's  a cheap magazine  ... and my dad likes to fish but it has way way way too many ads


title: One Star

text: I think I got this with a promotion--it's filled w/ ads and not worth my time to read.


title: To Be or Not To Be a garden railroader

text: This is the perfect resource for Garden Railways, I subscribed to this mag for a little over a year before I purchased my first outdoor railroad set and it was love from the first page . This magazine pays for itself by what you can save by shopping with its many online Discount advertisers. A great source of pricing those eBay auctions to see if you are really getting a good buy or not. The articles are very instructive and encouraging to me and my hobby . The Pictures are beautiful and clear. The professionalism and love of gardening and modelling shows on every page. If you wonder if this is the hobby for you and your family , a subscription to Garden Railways will help you decide. Garden Railways give outlet for gardening (every issue has a section dedicated to the miniature gardening aspect of this fun hobby), scale modeling buildings ( every issue has a project of various skill levels to do , bridges, people (one of my favorite how to series was there how to make sculpey people and recently how to make sculpey people from pictures of family and friends ), rock gardening. Garden Railways hobby will get you outside and allow you to play with trains with out your spouse worrying about your filling the house up with track.  You can also have inside tracks (mine runs above the doors in the den) great place for your die cast cars to park, farm equipment and use those Christmas buildings and people the rest of the year. The product reviews a thorough and gives pros and cons of trains , rolling stock , Accessories and Buildings .


title: Great read

text: Love this magazine.  Great read


title: Good price

text: Great quality


title: REITS

text: Excellent business information.


title: Five Stars

text: What a great price!


title: Too much data, too small print, not accurate as to dates or times on too many of my favorite channels.

text: Old woman didn’t care for small print, for lists of hundreds of channels when I watch less than 20, and programs being listed which too often did not match the screened programs.


title: Great articles, gear reviews, trip suggestions..

text: Subsciber for years. For anyone who loves backpacking and is always looking for the next trip, this is a must-have. Great articles, gear reviews, ideas.


title: Good! Thank you ☺

text: Good!


title: Husband's favorite magazine

text: Just found this magazine a couple of years ago and now is my husband's favorite magazine.  He is a super history buff and really enjoys reading it from cover to cover.  We then share them with an older relative who is always happy to get it.  Great gift for anyone interested in the old west.


title: Great pictures, and isn't that what garden magazines are all about

text: The photos in this magazine were eye-catching and inspiring.  The use of colors and the texture of the differnent plants that were photographed gave me many ideas for different areas around the house.  I will renew when the time comes.


title: Five Stars

text: Love to read it.  Must have.


title: Love it. Gets to the point

text: Love it.  Gets to  the point.


title: Four Stars

text: ok


title: It's a good value

text: Happy to be getting these on time


title: Education magazine for children of the appropriate age.

text: Very nice little paper magazine for the appropriate age... that is choose the right one for the age needed as there is little kids  and kids, etc.


title: Best on the market

text: I have been a fan of National Observer crossword puzzles for years.  The puzzles range from fairly easy to challenging.  However, over the past couple years I have noticed a lot of errors in the publication and think that if there is one place there should be zero errors, it is in a crossword puzzle book. This drives me crazy. I have been tempted to call and apply for the job of proofreader!  Another complaint I have is that too many of the puzzles are becoming "cutesy".  They are not straight crossword puzzles but puzzles that, say, require you to leave out certain letters, or insert Roman numerals for letters,or have some other sort of twist.  I realize that some people may enjoy this, but I just want the straight crosswords. Also, and this probably isn't the case in fact, but sometimes I get the feeling the puzzles must be fairly old, because many of the answers probably would completely elude anyone under the age of forty, which, unfortunately, I am not. Despite these flaws, this is still the best crossword puzzle publication on the market. I am giving it only four stars because of the first two issues addressed above.


title: ok

text: ok


title: Do not like some of the title fonts, hard to read when you have a little astigmatism.

text: General style and beauty info


title: Disappointed!

text: Lots of ads, and not much meat.


title: Stay up to date with the latest science trends!

text: I LOVE THIS MAGAZINE. I learn something every time I read it and have been doing so since middle school. Personally, I'm most interested in astrophysics, but this magazine always has a nice range of current scientific innovations. I would almost say this is more geared towards engineers and people interested in applied physics. I highly recommend for anyone with a casual interest in science! :)


title: Very disappointed in Southern Living

text: Southern Living is not what it used to be anymore. I used to love the magazine but now all it has is decorating articles geared toward the wealthy and not every day people and a few recipes that don't appeal to me. It is filled with advertising and few articles. I won't be renewing this subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent as usual. Do not disappoint


title: if you follow the instructions the digital works great

text:
I've access the magazine within 5 minutes of purchase on both my Kindle Fire and Android Phone.

The key is to use the "Sign In" at the top of the app, not the sign in for print subscribers.  That "link" should be made clearer.

I enjoyed Wired years ago and for the intro price I figured I'd give it another try. Flipping through the first digital issue I find that the quality of the magazine is still the same. I look forward to reading the articles.

When the print edition shows up, I'll probably take those into the office to put in the breakroom for others to read as I'll have already read it.


title: Great photography and tips

text:
I really enjoy reading the articles in OP (Outdoor Photographer)

I just resubscribed because of the combination of good articles, wonderful photos, and good reviews.  There is a lot of advertising, but that helps pay the bills.

The cost of the magazine is very reasonable and you can also check out their great website.


title: Still a great magazine after all these years

text:
I have subscribed to this magazine for more than 40 years now.  Prior to it being purchased by Nature, it was thicker had more ads and larger type.  My only real gripe is the tiny font.  I like to read in bed and my 65 year old eyes sometimes find it hard to separate those little characters.  I wish I could get a digital subscription so I could control the font size with my Kindle or tablet.

These days the articles are geared a little more toward the layman, which is mostly a blessing, but sometimes a curse.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy reading the articles.  Very informative and useful tips.


title: Its an okay read

text: Seems like every magazine is the same. Someone losing weight, a few recipes, and few product reviews. Nothing really great.


title: Great magazine

text: Great having large print


title: Recommend  great articles

text: Great magazine


title: Great magazine

text: My husband  enjoys this magazine


title: MY 9 YEAR OLD GIRL LOVES IT - NOT OVERLY POLITICAL

text: So, I have to mention that politics in kids magazines and books today is outrageous, so it's refreshing that there is something out there from a respected source that isn't overly political in nature or trying to indoctrinate our kids in any way.  Just fun stories, cool facts, great pictures of course (best part of Nat Geo) and interesting tidbits for my child to enjoy.  I have ended up renewing more than I anticipated!


title: Great Gift

text: What the wife wanted.


title: Excellent deal on an informative magazine!

text: Excellent price on an enjoyable read, I have always liked the articles in PS and find them quite informative. I would recommend this at the price I paid to anyone!