title: Very useful magazine

text: I am always happy to find this in my mailbox. Every issue inspires me to try something new. It is like having a helpful neighbor next door. When I am done, I pass them on to a doctors office for others to enjoy while waiting.


title: more hassle than savings

text: Amo offered this mag dirt cheap. I bought a subscription, in the 1st week of Nov.  The Oct. issue came. Nov issue had not shown Nov 20, went to my acc.>to orders sent request. got email. 2 weeks later the Oct and Nov issue came in an envelope. Now Jan8, still no Dec issue no Jan.  I have had many problems with mag subs from Amo. 4 years ago the billing that was trans universally being sent through Uzbakystan or some place was double price. 2 yr.s ago a sub to Mental Floss took 10 emails to get. I am going to order mags from the publisher from now on and shun my eyes when 'amo' sends ads with great deals that will surely pizz me off, boring hassle that saves me $2.25 cents over a years time.


title: where is it

text: this is a great magazine. but after 2 issues came on the same day 6 weeks ago ; I haven't received another.  This is a problem I've had with other subscriptions I've bought on  Amazon


title: Not the full version of Reader's Digest.

text: This is a much shorter version than what you buy on Newstands. This mag is only like 1/4" thick.


title: Four Stars

text: Gift for son-in-law- great!


title: Five Stars

text: One of the best.


title: I like digital and in hand magazines and with this one ...

text: I like digital and in hand magazines and with this one I do both. When I travel I love to read and this one gives me lots of ideas for both beginner like me and for the future with a bigger and better machine.


title: Disappointed I received a past issue which I was NOT ...

text: Not worth the price. Every room they highlighted was cluttered to pieces. Disappointed I received a past issue which I was NOT HAPPY  about. Would not order it again.


title: B O R I N G

text: This magazine is a dreadful bore, both visually and content-wise.  There's more exciting content, recipes, and images on cereal boxes. When I move an issue from the coffee table to the recycling bin, unsure if I've read it because when flipping through it looks like last month's - and the month prior, and the month prior - you know it's a waste of paper.


title: always look forward to reading

text: We have subscribed this magazine for 3yrs and enjoyed every one. Photography and articles make great reading for the whole family.


title: Easy on the eyes

text: My eyes aren't as good as they once were and I saw Readers Digest in large print in a doctor's office.  I went right home and ordered my own subscription.  I love it.  RD is always a quick read and it never disappoints.  After I finish it, I donate them to the waiting room in a local free clinic.  It's a hit there too.


title: I like to look at the pictures

text: I like the look of the rooms when finished.


title: Three Stars

text: The items shown are to expensive for me $13000.00 for couch is over the top.


title: Seems to moving toward sponsorship although it says unbiased

text: Limited by the issues topics and those you have saved. The opinions are out dated quickly and you must continually subscribe to get updated tests of new products that hit the market it seems daily. The on-line subscription seems a better deal. While stating non-biased by manufacturers I see it creeping in through referrals to providers on links following test results. I miss the automobile buying service listing the actual dealer vs.sticker price and now moving to "the best deal" at local dealers.


title: Bang for buck

text: I subscribed to this magazine because I read about it on a blog and there was a deep discount for a subscription.  I had never even picked one up before.  My first issue arrived a couple of days ago, and I must say that I am really enjoying it and look forward to future issues.  I was a little concerned at first that there were too many ads, but the content was interesting, and the photography is beautiful.<br />I believe that I will end up reading pretty much the entire magazine -- not flip through and put it aside.  It will take several issues before I know whether I would pay full price for a subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: GREAT MAGAZINE. LOTS OF GOOD INFO IF YOU HAVE LABS!


title: Five Stars

text: Its was easy


title: Lots of great ideas

text: This magazine is very informative and interesting.  Lots of ideas and new products.


title: Will a year subscription be able to be made?

text: It is not as much content than it used to have. Very little value for the money. What a shame, a great magazine that my husband read in his first year of becoming a very good Fly Fisherman and I don't believe it will be around much longer.


title: Will try more

text: Good magazine


title: Consumers report

text: Love coming a lot Will order again on amazon


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine with lots of helpful tips and projects that I might actually do someday.  I have subscribed to many magazines over the years and this is the only one that I consistently read and renew.  Other magazines geared towards woodworkers either require too many expensive tools or just have glossy pictures of high-end homes that aren't relevant to most people.  Family Handyman offers practical advise for typical folks.


title: Fun

text: I like the great photography of interiors and the articles.


title: For serious cooks not wanting any fluff or writing creativity

text: If you are a Michelin chef might be good for you - otherwise a bit boring and serious - but well defined set of a few recipes and suggestions.


title: Basicallt a thin paper on abstract trails...

text: Unless you are an expert in Cal backpacking - I do not suggest buying this bland, thin, memo like paper.


title: nice hard copy of science stories

text: fun and a great addition for the kids reading kit


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Skinny isn't a good thing when it comes to content ...

text: Since the magazine has become a quarterly, and we have yet to see their first issue in that mode, I have to grant 3 stars only for recent issues.  They've become little more than a skimpy pile of bound advertising with little to no editorial content.  I miss the old magazine, but have hopes for the new one.  If they don't give us a substantial edition quarterly, I won't resubscribe.


title: Five Stars

text: i love it!


title: Classical.

text: great pictures


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE THE GREAT WRITING - ALL THE INFORMATION -


title: Look forward to each month for this publication.

text: Lots of great information for anyone who likes to DIY.  The tool reviews are very useful.  The only downside is that I will see a major feature on a project that I just completed.  Painting and flooring in the past year come to mind,  I would have saved a lot of time had I seen the pro tips.  Love the Wordless Workshop.


title: Kindle copy

text: Why is this not offered on Kindle?  The mailed copy comes really too late to enjoy.<br />Please offer on Kindle


title: Five Stars

text: great articles


title: Couldn't read it!

text: The print was too tiny for me to read any of it! Was unable to enlarge it.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy it very much.


title: Five Stars

text: I love having it on my Kindle. Easy to read.


title: Relevant, Interesting

text: I have to admit that when I subscribed to this magazine for the first time about five years ago, I did so out of a sense of duty to educate myself about all of the foreign policy and political things that I wasn't taught in school. It did seem a little dry from the get-go, but now I am a Foreign Affairs junkie, so to speak. Those who contribute articles to this magazine are professors, politicians, heads of state, and other great (and occasionally not-so-great) thinkers of our times. One gets the perspectives of world events from educated individuals from all over the world, not just America, and sometimes the points of view are very different than those of the American media. I also appreciate that Foreign Affairs publishes articles that almost seem to foreshadow news events - (they were covering background on Kosovo before newscasters in this country even knew where Kosovo was.) From reading this magazine one can see that very few problems in the world are "overnight" or occur "out of nowhere" but are usually the result of problems and conflicts that have been happening for some time, if only out of the spotlight of the Western mainstream media. The analysis in these articles is deep  - many articles are over twenty pages long. The reader is left feeling more enlightened and not as if the issue has just been "glossed over." I enjoy reading the Letters to the Editor as well. It is great to see an article rebutted by another area expert who provides his or her insight to the problem at hand. Also,the list of contributors to  Letters to the Editor reads like a list of Who's Who in Politics. It is amazing to see the people in government, here and abroad, who read this magazine. Probably more of them should.


title: this is one of the best food magazines

text: good variety of recipes clear directions  interesting articles healthy alternatives


title: An Excellent Science Magazine

text:
I currently subscribe to three science magazines - Scientific American, Discover, and Science Illustrated. Of the three, I like Scientific American the best, but I must say that I enjoy all three.

Scientific American seems to have more of the lengthier feature articles that go into more depth on a particular subject. For instance, in the latest issue I am currently reading (Dec. 2011) there are nine feature articles covering a diverse array of subjects such as: technology, space exploration, biology, climate change, neuroscience, animal behavior, forensics, and education. I always find a number of articles that I am interested in reading in every issue.

Some articles I found very interesting in recent past issues are:

* Hidden Switches in the Mind - a fascinating article on epigenetics.
* Waiting for the Higgs - an article about the Large Hadron Collider and the search for the Higgs.
* The First Americans - who were these people and how did they get here.
* A Formula for Economic Calamity - an interesting article on Wall Street's betting our future on flimsy science.

There are also many departments covering various subject matter. In this issue, I count twelve departments. Some departments I find interesting are Advances, The Science of Health, Skeptic, and Recommended. These cover short special interest topics.

As a science aficionado, I can certainly recommend this magazine for those of you interested in the sciences.


title: A Recommended Science Magazine

text:
I currently subscribe to three science magazines - the other two being Scientific American and Science Illustrated. Each magazine presents the news of science in its own special way.

In the current issue I am reading (all magazines change their format over time), the first section is called "Data" and it covers the latest science news on a variety of topics. This is followed by section consisting of a series of articles each no more that several pages long. A favorite of mine is called "Vital Signs" which usually covers some intriguing, difficult to solve, true life medical mystery. This month's issue was about a 16-month old boy with a lemon-sized mass in his chest. A theme of this current issue is called "The Cure" involving a series of articles on possible cures on the horizon for AIDS, various vaccines for illnesses such as cancer, diabetes and allergies, and a very interesting article on Bio Hackers also known as do-it-yourself biology (DIYbio). These articles provided more in depth coverage of the material.

If you are very interesting in science, you probably will subscribe to several magazines. I would include Discover in that collection.


title: An Informative Computer Magazine

text:
I've been a PC World subscriber for many years, and I am still subscribing. I really like this magazine. It contains pertinent articles monthly on current PC issues.

For example the current issue 11/2010 had an interesting article on the most dangerous places on the Web which discussed Flash, e-mail, torrent sites, video download sites and many other topics including information on how to stay safe online.

The "Reviews and Rankings" section always has interesting reviews on the latest computer hardware such as printers, desktops, cameras, USB storage devices and many more. My favorite section is "Here's How" which often has some very informative articles on, well, how to do things. This issue had an article on projects to automate your home, things to know before buying an HDTV, useful software, how a protected PC got infected with Trojan horses and so on.Currently there is also a section on business, a security alert section, a consumer watch section and various other departments.

If you are interested on keeping up with what's going on in the PC World, you need to subscribe. I also recommend Maximum PC magazine as well.


title: Excellent Computer Magazine

text:
When PC Magazine ceased publication of their paper magazine, I began to look for a replacement, and I found it in this magazine. This magazine covers the latest information in the field of computers and related technology. Some of my favorite sections are:

White paper - In this section a technology is explained. For example, in the last issue I read how AES secures your data.

Doctor - This section answers user questions. I always seem to find some very useful information here.

Features - Presents feature articles on timely subjects.

News - Presents the latest news in the field.

Reviews - Here the magazine reviews various tech gear and rates them with a rating system from one to ten.

Overall, I have been pleased with the coverage of the computer field that this magazine presents.


title: Archaelogy magazine

text: Had subscribed to it previously but dropped it; sorry I did.  Fantastic source of information and a very important source if one wishes to stay current in both physical and cultural anthropology...


title: Excellent

text: Excellent


title: Only expensive boats

text: Not for me-only has high $ boats, etc.


title: Chris Kimball does it again!

text: A bit of a departure for Chris Kimball, but in a good way. It's more "exotic" than ATC or CC, going for more of a global feel. I made every recipe in the first issue received and they were uniformly great. The 2 best: Piri-Piri chicken and the Nigerian beef skewers. As we were in Montana at the time, some of the ingredients weren't readily available (Fresno chilies, specifically), but MS does offer substitutions. The Nigerian beef was AMAZING; it's been added to the regular rotation (and most of the ingredients can be found in Helena, MT, so I'm guessing they should be easy to locate nationally). A complete success.


title: Good value and great information

text: I am renewing this magazine because it continues to live up to my expectations of what a quilting magazine should provide. The great patterns and useful hints make it a great value.


title: Not in my league

text: The mag is good but the Product costs were WAY out of my league. Stereo Review was a better  budget match for me.


title: Five Stars

text: Bought this for my daughter and she loves it.


title: A must for yoga teachers

text: This journal is great.  I read it and then pass it along to my students who try the different poses. We also review some of the articles. The only negative is that there are way too may advertisements.  But then most magazines are full of ads.


title: Save your money.

text: Not at all the quality it was in the past.  Articles are not as well written and seem biased.  I want facts not opinions!


title: Four Stars

text: Husband likes it.


title: Skip this one

text: I ordered this for my 16 year old daughter, assuming she would love it since she likes all the teen magazines (Seventeen, CosmoGirl, M, etc.).  She hates it.  Glanced through the first couple of issues, but now tosses it directly in the trash.  I'm glad I bought it when there was a promotion that paid me to take it ($7 for the magazine, $10 toward a future purchase for buying it), because it would have been a complete waste of money.


title: One of My Favorite Magazines

text: The issue about Hummingbirds is  my favorite.  You can't beat the pictures that reflect the beauty of the birds.


title: I Love Readers Digest Magazine

text:
I have been reading this magazine since High School. -Many years ago now.
It has everything in it. Health articles, religious articles, jokes, drama stories. Whatever you like to read to keep ahead of what is current in the world is in Readers Digest.
It's a great subscription price also.


title: I LOVE Catster !

text: I first encountered this magazine in my Vet's office years ago.  It has the best articles for cat behavioral problems, keeps you current on cat diseases, what to feed your best friend, and beautiful pictures of cats which are awesme. Also highlights a specific breed every month.  It is jam packed with info and I Love It !


title: Great Magazine for All Around Cat Knowledge

text: Has really helpful articles on cat behavior, feeding, and training. Very similar to Cat Fancy. Maybe they are owned by the same company ?  Good Value for the wealth of info you receive by reading this magazine.


title: Best magazine ever!

text: Terrific recepies and easy to make.  They have flavor and are they are great crowd pleasers.  The magazine has made me appreciate cooking and what goes into the process.  Paula is the best!!


title: Great new Artists

text: Up to date . Great reporting and full of interesting articles.<br />Would recommend as a gift!  A not miss for an up and coming artist.


title: Never Fails to Deliver

text: This magazine never fails to deliver a great read.  Look forward to the next issue ever month. Filled with great recepies, ideas and current fashion trends in one place.


title: Wow!!! A necessary magazine for a gardener!!!!

text: What a terrific magazine!  It grabs ones attention from begining to end!  Everything and more that you wanted to know about gardening.<br />It is not just for the professional but for the lazy gardener as well!


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine with terrific info.  A not miss! Easy to recreate menus and deserts. This should be a stple in experienced t novice kitchens.


title: Really great help learning how to DIY.

text: I got this magazine it is my first one and love it.  The company nails it..lol.  Great expertise on DIY projects and information on items like lumber in the issue I got.  I love the fact this lists in order how to do the projects and also what is needed.  As you look through the pages and read you get a better understanding of ideas to formulate your project. Also helps you to understand tools and hardware along with other vital items used to make the desire of your hearts on your projects.  I like the compare and contrast on items as well as the best places to get them.


title: Great cooking magazine

text: Love this magazine. It came with recipes and articles and many advice on how to cook.  There are major chefs featured throughout this magazine.  I look forward to finishing this magazine while I learn to cook new and inventive recipes.


title: Comes every 2 months sometimes

text: Love it


title: Raise your intelligence and awareness

text: For me, and my wife, this is one of the finest sources of info for staying in touch. I almost read it cover to cover in addition to Pop Sci and Pop Mech. So well rounded and I love the writing style, mirth, tongue-in-cheek, puns, etc. Enlightening, amusing, informative. Just do it. And the best prices are right here on Amazon


title: Two Stars

text: Too many adds.


title: Five Stars

text: Ok.


title: For wealthy people only.

text:
I don't know if it's changed or I have, but I like this magazine less and less. I love the beach, but I don't particularly like the gentrification and privatization of so much of the coast. And, similarly, like many magazines these days, the products and general lifestyle featured in Coastal Living is so pricey that they have no relationship to my family or friends. And even if I were wealthy, I would not decorate in the trendy fashion popular in Coastal Living.

If you're a beach lover who's got loads of money and likes glitzy décor, this is the magazine for you.


title: Horror ...

text: FAR cry from Bazar I remember from 7 years back ! I decided to subscribe during pandemic and after first issue arrived decided to cancel but forgot *sigh. I threw every single issue in the garbage after just briefly looking inside. Grungy fashion , ridiculous advertising spreads , so-so articles. Give me a break ! To my dismay subscription had automatic renewal and now I am stuck with ONE MORE YEAR OF HORROR lol . Oh well, I canceled subscription today even though it is fully payed but there is no way to stop delivery *ugh


title: Great magazine

text: Have always loved Readers Digest...but it just isn't the same as it use to be. Still love to read from cover to cover!!!


title: Definitely don't reccomend

text:
So many times what the guide showed
And what actually was on tv was different
Had problems with guide not showing up
Called tv guide just a automatic line and
Subscription was extended for missing issue
Am just looking at my cable guide on tv
At least i know what is on or coming on


title: Brilliant!

text: This was a gift for my husband and he has quite enjoyed it. He loves history. He's always looking forward for the next issue.


title: Have always love it

text: As always an excellent magazine with real interesting material.


title: Five Stars

text: granddaughter loved the mag


title: Five Stars

text: grandson loved it


title: Five Stars

text: granddaughter love it


title: great buy

text: always like something new to read. great purchase.


title: Money Well Spent

text: This magazine really fills the voids that design school leaves behind.  I have developed some serious guts in fighting for what I am worth due to this publication.  When you are a new designer, you get taken advantage of  frequently.  College did not prepare me to stand up for myself in this competitive market, and this magazine not only keeps you up-to-date with the latest in the design realm, but also serves as a gutsy, motivational read as well.  This is a must have subscription for budding designers. What a relief to read a killer design publication from the midwest!


title: Neat magazine

text: We both enjoy reading the short stories and wonderful ideas. One of our favorites.


title: Answer to opinion of Country, the magazine

text: We used to love the magazine but it was not like it used to be. I know magazines are a fading thing and we were probably expecting too much. I believe in reviews and want to always be truthful. Just not the quality that I was hoping for.


title: These are keepers

text:
I love HGTV anyway and this magazine just confirms it.
Great ideas and colorful pictures
I like mostly  the way they give you the name of the paint color so you can see how it looks in a room.


title: Five Stars

text: Very informative and interesting articles.


title: super

text: I am very pleases. a great deal. will purchase the same product in the future, and suggest same to others


title: Great Recipes, and many helpful tips, and advice…Love IT!

text: I have already said it ALL , in the above mentioned TITLE


title: Bold Needlework Inspiration

text: If you are a textile history fan and/or interested in expanding your scope of knowledge with the heirloom needle, then this will be a valuable resource for you.  If you are a beginner looking for simple DIY projects, this may not be what you are looking for; however, once you’ve seen the beautiful results of dedicating yourself to mastering the needle, you may be inspired to deepen your skillset. Look for interviews with artisans and masters and instructional articles for potential projects enhanced with artful photography. I recommend this to anyone who wants insight in creating beautiful projects to enjoy and hand down.


title: Perfect for trendy kids!

text: My niece loves this magazine! My sister had been having a difficult time getting her to read but she's always excited to read Girl's World!


title: Cheap products, worse service.

text: Received the blue light corkscrew wine opener aS a gift. It stopped working within the first 2 weeks, and when we called wine enthusiast for support we were hung up on after asking how we can fix it.


title: this is a repeat gift

text: recipient is delighted


title: Changes to this magazine are disappointing

text: I was already teetering on whether to renew my subscription to MM or subscribe to another publication instead.  I ended up sticking with MM because I have enjoyed the layouts in this publication for a long time.  I made the wrong decision.  The "new" memory makers is boring.  They got rid of the interesting layouts.  There are far fewer layouts in this new magazine and the ones they show are nothing new.  The new articles offered in place of the layouts aren't interesting and really don't offer anything that an experienced scrapbooker doesn't know.  I won't be resubscribing.


title: Love it!

text:
I actually make the recipes in this magazine.

The recipes are simple but interesting.  The nutritional information is also great.  This is my favorite cooking magazine by far.


title: Five Stars

text: love this magazine, great price, typical amazon processing.


title: Good magazine, emails for donations come in droves.

text: Nice reports, but wow the emails for donations come in droves.


title: Four Stars

text: I love the magazine, but the sale adds are starting to take up half the magazine.


Bonnier is not my recommendation for a Magazine subscription provider


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine


This is a great magazine and the price is also pretty good. I am slowly moving my magazine subscriptions to Amazon for the ease of management.

Thanks,


title: A Must

text: Great Magazine


title: Four Stars

text: Always enjoy.


title: Four Stars

text: Good magazine for general reading material.


title: Okay

text: Magazine has changed over the years. Really liked the 10 minute tech corner but very few items there now. Mostly ads.


title: Great magazine

text: The magazine is full of wonderful ideas and tips.


title: Stay Current!

text: What I have learned from this magazine is that the antique car market is an ever changing dynamic.  That car part that you might have paid $20 for 10 years ago might be worth $300 today.  The point is, if you are in to old cars you need to stay current and this tome keeps you aware of the market!


title: Childish, Petty, Superficial, Boring, And Tasteless

text: The publication is obviously written by and for elementary school students, most likely in the fifth grade.


title: Wonderful garden and house ideas. Beautiful pictures

text:
A friend loaned me a few of her copies of this magazine.  The creative ideas and rooms are just wonderful.

Too many magazines all look a like and are very expensive.

I was thrilled with this combination of cottage and bungalow and the discount price I received for subscription


title: Healthy and yummy

text: I am a lifetime Weight watcher and really enjoy the creative and healthy recipes in this magazine.  I really like the break down of calories and fats etc it allows me to find my weight watchers points per recipe.  Beautiful photography also


title: Best gardening magazine

text: Great magazine.  If you are a gardener you will love this magazine.  So many planting and decorating ideas for your yard.


title: excellent content.

text: Fast delivery, excellent content.


title: Roiders and Fake Natties on the Covers

text: promoting unattainable body standards and calling yourselves 'Men's Health' isn't really a great strategy. What's next? Liver King on the cover?


title: Log cabins for the masses

text: Love this magazine about log cabins that are reasonable and realistic in size, not McMansions that only the rich can afford.  Log cabins are not for everybody, but this magazine's focus on reasonably-sized cabins is very useful and helps regular folks dream the dream of log home ownership. Keep up the great work!


title: Horse Journal

text: I like this Journal.  It's informative and packed full of tried and true products. It's an equine consumer reports and I trust their reviews.  In order to cut back on expenses I  let all my equine magazines expire except my Horse Journal.


title: 5 star

text: Five start magazine Lots of good information


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine with tons of ideas.


title: Wonderful

text: Terrific magazine. Always interesting articles


title: Retro inspiration.

text: Very inspirational!  I'm able to find the sources for many of the decorative items used.


title: Misleading Title and mission

text: Bought a years' subscription because it SEEMED like this would be about living more simply, but this is just another women's magazine, all of the features include really high-dollar, stupidly unnecessary items and products, basically has almost nothing at all to do with simplicity.  Let it lapse at year end.


title: Too many advertisements,  not enough content

text: I bought this as a gift for my husband. He said its nice and has some good articles,  but said there's too many advertisements and not worth the money spent.


title: great magazine!

text: it almost goes without saying how fantastic this magazine is. i got a year's subscription for $5 and couldn't ask for better value!


title: LOVE this magazine - pictures are very helpful!  (Better than the drawings in Cook's Illustrated)

text:
I've been a Cook's Country subscriber for many years.  Being a very visual person, I appreciate the step-by-step photographs that accompany many of the recipes.

In every issue I usually find at least 3 to 5 recipes that I want to try; sometimes I even try every single recipe in the magazine.  On occasion, the magazine has recipes that I'm not very interested in, but even then I can find tips and techniques that I enjoy reading or learning about.  Often, I will find myself going back to a magazine and trying a recipe that I formerly skipped over.

The recipes always come out very well; however sometimes I feel that the recipe was too complicated, required too many steps, and was not worth the effort - that's only happened to me a few times, though.

I really appreciate the large format, the pictures throughout the magazine, and the thumbnail pictures that are on the rear cover for quick reference.

One small nit:  The absolutely relentless marketing for more cookbooks, more magazines, more tools, etc.


title: Two Stars

text: Not what I expected


title: Gone downhill in a big way.

text: This used to be my favorite cooking magazine until it was taken over by the cooking light crew. Now it's tragically bad.


title: It's ok, not great.

text:
Ok, this is a pretty thin magazine that is mostly full of ads... so pretty much like most magazines these days.  There is usually only 1 article per magazine that I am interested in reading, and the tabs in the back of the magazine usually don't interest me.

That said, it is nice to see soo many ads in one place, it kind of keeps you up to date on new guitars / amps / pedals / and generally the state of the bass market today.

This is not worth buying for the actual content, as there isn't much of it in my opinion.  Only buy this if it is very cheap.


title: BEWARE NEW EDITOR 2005

text: The first issue under the guidance of its new editorial staff showed what the PBK board must have had in mind.  The magazine has adopted now a current-events bent, in place of the more insulated material that many found so appealing before.  Photos are now part of the format- not good photos, or color photos, or anything like that, just waste-of-space photos.  Oh yeah, in a nutshell, the pen is gone from the cover.  The changes bring a once-great journal down to a level of mediocrity that results from trying to compete in a game that is not their own.  I will not be renewing.


title: Refreshing

text: After reading Time magazine for many years it is nice to hear something out there from a conservative perspective. I find many of the articles interesting and insightful.


title: Subscription makes a nice gift.

text: Gift subscription for my wife.  She's enjoyed this mag for years.


title: Great mag

text: Still good after all these years


title: BOOK

text: TOO ALSO READ


title: I subscribed, as an American combat veteran that respects ...

text: I subscribed, as an American combat veteran that respects courage and honor in the face of danger.  Je suis Charlie!


title: Best Mac Magazine Bar None

text: If you're looking for a macintosh magazine and can't afford subscribing to Macworld, MacDesign, and MacAddict, get MacAddict. Not only has it been redesigned from the ground up, but they got rid of their insipidly stupid mascot Max in the review section. No longer are we faced with the blech, freakin' awesome, etc... of this tiresome cartoon character.<br />But more than that are its features, reviews (that everyone can understand), games sections, get info, and more. It's irreverant, fun, sometimes a little too juvenile, but you get the impression that the people who run this magazine LOVE using macs. I never got that impression from the other mac magazines (except maybe MacDesign) or from any PC magazine on the market. With that said, it also comes with a monthly CD (which I believe is about $1 extra) just brimming with demos, freeware, shareware, movie clips, and more. It's a great magazine and you won't be disappointed. You'll look forward to each and every issue and read it from cover to cover (too bad it's not twice a month!).


title: Five Stars

text: The recipes and food photos are awesome!


title: It's okay

text: There are a few cute ideas in here and for $5 for 12 issues it's a fun 15 minute distraction.


title: I really like this magazine

text: I find I read this magazine almost cover to cover


title: Eco conscious design

text: This is a valuable resource for the newly apartmented handy/artistic person. Great how tos for using inexpensive materials to create necessary accouterments. My teenager loves the simple art projects.


title: Good magazine

text: Good magazine, lots of information.


title: Rachael Has Good Ideas

text: Lots of good stuff in this magazine.  I don't care for the off-the-wall recipes - I like the basics.  In fact, that's what I like about the magazine - is the basic stuff.


title: Great Magazine!

text: I enjoy every minute I’m ready this magazine. Great topics. Beautiful photos. Look forward to it every month.


title: I love this magazine!

text: I love this magazine! The article are short but very helpful. Anything you need to know on cooking, decorating, shopping quick easy fix it’s for every thing. Things I’d never know about. Buy it!


title: Perfect!

text: I love this magazine!


title: Husband Loves This

text: My husband loves this and I got it for him last Christmas and he wanted me to renew it this Christmas so I did.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine and the ads are useful to the topic


title: Popular Science

text: Great magazine but has a significant (lot) of advertising.  Was delivered without any problems monthly.  In-depth indormation and reviews of new gadgets.


title: also. O' good ideas.

text: Great magazine.  Bought it for a friend zlso.


title: Great bathroom book.

text: Short quick reads.


title: The Classic

text: I grew up with Reader’s Digest and having a subscription to it now is like coming home. It’s a tad thinner but I love it just the same.


title: just as expected, nothing surprising

text: just as expected, nothing surprising


title: I have always been interested in WW2, that is ...

text: I have always been interested in WW2,  that is why I purchased this book.  I  do not read all the  articles, especially anything military.  But  a lot of the articles are interesting


title: Daughter loves it

text: My 12 year old daughter loves it.  She likes the humorous content and of course, all the cat pictures!


title: Southern Living print is fast becoming a dinosaur

text: SL has become another Dinosaur of print.  It still has some wonderful pictures and recipes but it is a mere shadow of its former glory.  We should all enjoy this magazine in print while it’s still published.


title: Has always been my favorite!

text: I have always loved Country Living and it has never disappointed me.  If you are a newbie, then try it.  It's friendly and filled with great ideas.  You'll love it.


title: Could use models who aren't as heavy

text: Love it!  Lot's of great recipe and decorating ideas.  I wish they would cut down on the really heavy "models" as that is not promoting a healthy lifestyle.  I know that most women in America are above a size 14, but I get sick of looking at them.


title: Great Value!  Better than ever!

text: Great ideas.  Wonderful recipes.  Lovely photographs.  Just love it!  Keeps getting better and better!


title: Don't like it.  Won't re-order

text: I don't like the "experts" like that Ozborne girl with the purple hair or the black woman who is the make up "expert".  They use too many obese "models" and try to pass them off as "beautiful".  I don't get it.  Probably won't re-order again.


title: Can’t beat the price!

text: Enjoyable reading for the price!


title: Received only one issue

text: I ordered this magazine and one other in September.  I received one issue of this one pretty quick, and then nothing . . . I called in November and was told that issues would be shipping in January since that was their next "cycle"  Okay, fine.  I was irritated and felt that should have been communicated somehow when I purchased it.  It said there might be a wait, but I would never have thought FIVE months.  So, I waited until January.  Nothing.  I called towards the end of January, and was told it was in the mail.  Well, its now March and I haven't seen either of the magazines ordered from this company.  I also ordered a third, that I have seen issues of, so its obviously the seller I used.  And, this is not an address mix up.  Both times I called, I had them verify my address.  They had to correct one.  I should have listened to the other reviews.  Beware.  You might never see what you paid money for.


title: Never received issues

text: I ordered back in September.  I understand that they might not have shipped right away.  I waited until November, then called.  They said I was not scheduled to receive any issues until January because that was the next cycle.  I said fine.  I was a little irritated, but fine.  I called again the end of January, after I hadn't received an issue, and was informed that it was in the mail.  It is now March and I have have received nothing.  I should have listened to the other reviews stating the same problem, but I let the cheap price sway me.  That, and i thought, how can they not send ANY issues?  Well, its true.  And not just with this magazine.  I am on here today to write a review from the other magazine from this same company that I have not yet received.  I would give no stars if I could.  This seems simply outrageous.


title: Nothing but advertisements!!

text: I have gotten about three magazines so far and I noticed a trend, each right page is an advertisement!! And sometimes the left and the right pages!! Why bother?


title: Too many back issues

text: Look forward to a flood of back issues, and there is nothing you can do about it! Your subscription will be over months earlier than you expect.


title: Subscription management simple with Amazon

text: Keep the cycle stories coming.  Good coverage!


title: Changed from 90s

text: Not the same beautiful glossy colorful pictures it once had. The storys used to be so nice too.


title: Fashionista's Unite

text: I love fashion magazines.  I am hooked on the visuals and Style Watch is my favorite.  It has many of the haute couture items but also offers many realistic and affordable fashion options.  It is affordable and always on trend.


title: Love!

text: Love this beautiful magazine! So many magazines are gone I hope this one continues!


title: THIS IS A TWICE A YEAR SUBSCRIPTION ONLY

text: After waiting almost 4 months for our magazine I contacted Amazon and after some searching they found that this is now a twice a year only magazine, not worth the price for 2 magazines!


title: Disappointing

text: Mostly ads. Don't like the format.


title: Plenty of pictures easy to see.

text: Just got my first issue.  I was surprised to see how many articles and good clear pictures showing examples of the flowers. nice to sit back and dream of a country garden..!!


title: I am a little annoyed by the content as of late - and some ...

text: While I admit that many of the other reviewers have said about how this magazine is less about mechanics and more about popular stuff - I am still a fan of this magazine. I grew up reading PopMech in the 1980's when someone bought me a subscription. I am a little annoyed by the content as of late - and some articles which leave me hanging and force you to go to the internet to find more info about whatever topic you were reading. I love to read books, magazines, newspapers. There are many times when I don't want to have to read stuff constantly on an electronic device. My eyes sometimes seem to get buggy trying to look at the smaller type font that the magazine now uses. Overall I still like this magazine. But I do agree with some of the other reviewers that the content has gone downhill.


title: A Great Escape

text: Great magazine for an escape into the world of the rich and famous!  Good articles and worth the price.


title: Keep them coming!!

text: Love this magazine. Great idea's and knowledge. I read this magazine from beginning to end and have accomplished quite a few projects because of it.


title: Not Martha Stewart

text: This magazine is okay but it’s not Martha Stewart.


title: Good info, beautiful pictures

text: Awesome, it was such a fun surprise to get this in the mail earlier then expected. It inspired me to take a trip to AZ to hike next month :)


title: Five Stars

text: Best car magazine ever


title: Not quite what I expected

text: Without trying to sound sexest, this rag is aimed at the window decorating, changing the bed sheets and paintbrush type of DYI. It nowhere makes any use of wood shop tools, materials, or anything resembling serious home remodeling or auto repairs.


title: Beautiful & educational

text: I am so happy with this magazine that I just extended my subscription for another 3 years! This magazine showcases a beautiful state, and is worth many times the cost of the subscription. I can't wait to visit Montana again!


title: Great deal for a lot of inspiration!

text: Who doesn't love HGTV? I love flipping through the magazines for inspiration. They're super spendy off the shelf at a store or even through regular subscriptions, but I was elated to get a great deal by subscribing through Amazon.


title: Good Health

text: Helpful and interesting articles.


title: Liberally biased garbage

text: What was once a great magazine is now nothing more than liberally biased opinions and poorly written articles.


title: Great ideas!!

text: I love this magazine and all the ideas I get from it...  However, I'm not so sure my husband is as excited about his honey do list :)


title: Gift that keeps giving

text: I ordered these for my granddaughter and she loves getting them and working through the activities with her mom.  Great for memory making!!


title: Live the PREVENTION way!

text:
I was already familiar with Prevention magazine before I ordered it. I love some of their articles and will not be able to throw them away. I need constant reminding to keep me on track to healthy living and Prevention helps!

The Amazon price was another incentive to buy!

[[ASIN:B001TP73TG Prevention (1-year auto-renewal)]]


title: not as new worthy as I hoped

text: I wanted more current news


title: Three Stars

text: Didn’t learn that much from it.


title: Pur this magazine in the archive zone. Publishing stopped in 2013.

text: As noted in the headline, the magazine closed shop in 2013. ~ I was a subscriber for many years, then stopped a few years before it closed down. I stopped subscribing when they seriously veered from their stated mission of appealing to women over 40. The magazine increasingly had ads with 20-something airheads and offensive sex-related articles. This is why I stopped subscribing. One can only ponder if others stopped subscribing for similar reasons and if it led to the magazine halting publication. ~ Such as shame. At one time, it was a truly great magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Fun to read.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Affordable and informative

text: My favorite magazine.  I get lots of good ideas from it.


title: Great magazine with lots of good ideas

text:
This is a great magazine for giving you lots of ideas and inspiration for your garden railroad.  It's very well illustrated with top-quality photos and construction drawings.  I have found that the articles are well written, and there's a nice mix of things for everyone from the novice to the experienced garden railroader.  There are also lots of good product reviews to help you with your buying decisions.

My only knock on the magazine is that they rarely discuss prices.  The prices are listed for the products they review, but there is no discussion of how much any of the layouts cost to develop.  I think this would be really helpful, especially to people like me who are just getting started out in the hobby.  Other then that, it's a great magazine.


title: Ordered in early December, Allegedly the First Issue Will Come in March!

text: I know that magazine subscriptions can take a long time to "cycle in", but this is ridiculous.  Ordered for Christmas, may arrive by Easter.  I understand that magazines have a hard time competing with the internet, but maybe this is one reason why.


title: Great for DIYers

text: Great magazine for anyone DIYer or someone that just wants to learn new tricks and tips. Has some really nice projects


title: Best recipe magazine out there

text: All Recipies is my go-to on-line recipe site. The recipes are easy to follow, use easy to find ingredients and turn out great!


title: Good instructions

text: I am a DIY’er and this mag has great ideas and clear instructions!


title: Thumbs down, save your money

text: This magazine used to be good at one time, filled with a lot of articles on entertainment and things you wanted to hear about, now it's just so damn political, just tons of articles from the liberal-left bashing anyone and everyone on the right. Very skewed views of the world. It makes for terrible toilet paper.


title: Too many "lists" not enough substance

text: This magazine is great if you like lots of lists. Top 50 this, Top 500 that. Beyond that, articles are not compelling.


title: Editorial Position Used to Fairly Neutral, No Longer the Case

text: We have subscribed to this magazine since it first came on the scene (2001? 2002?), but this will be our last year. We used to really enjoy this magazine's fairly well-rounded contents. The various departments and features have been interesting and the coverage of news was reasonably even-handed it its inclusion of viewpoints from both the right and the left. Not so any longer. Over the past few years, the liberal/progressive agenda has gradually taken over. The remaining token inclusion of the conservative take on events is overshadowed by the preponderance of standard liberal/progressive fare and its weekly cover themes. The bias has become positively blaring. No longer worth its steep subscription price.


title: Good magazine.

text: Good magazine.


title: A must read subscription if you value the truth!

text: Great magazine.  A must to have with all the nuts running around calling American media take news.  Without our journalists who do good reporting our Democracy could be at real risk.


title: Great content,  nice photos,

text: Great ideas,helpful tips, photos help when trying to recreate recipes. Enjoy this magazine!


title: Dare to make it better and New!

text: I’m rather disappointed in this magazine.  In fact, many of my friends and I are unimpressed by many of the magazines lately.  It’s true the internet has put a damper on the Industry, and it takes a lot of money for printed material and many people opposing anything and everything to do with paper... yet they put up with junk mail and not a good printed enjoyable magazine.  I go through my magazines, keep the ones with the best information and cut out of the others if there is anything worth keeping.  I’m finding many not worth the bother.<br />Country Living should be about the everyday person, not all the high society and unobtainable expensive products we can’t have, and the old recycled pictures from many issues in the past years.  You need a fresh perspective, a normal person prospective, and ads by companies in the USA with our products which then stimulates more jobs from that very same ad. Support our workers and our small businesses, with costs being lower in your industry. This  magazine has many articles that have been recycled, you could easily produce a better product. Give young writers a chance to compete for articles in each issue, while still keeping jobs for the writers who show they want the job.  You can do better.  Look outside the box you have built and see what a new, possibly regional Country Living Magazine could be and the jobs it could open up!?  I hope to see some surprises in its future.


title: The don't seem to be connected to real skiers. ...

text: The don't seem to be connected to real skiers.  We got the 'Spring' copy in the middle of January.  In the West, the season hadn't even started given the lousy year we had.  It was an insult.


title: Great read.

text: Great science magazine.


title: We've been buying it sporadically at the news stand for ...

text: We've been buying it sporadically at the news stand for years.  So we finally subscribed now that we have enough land to do something with.


title: Granddaughter Loves Them!

text: Got this for our granddaughter. She loves them! Renewed subscription for another year for her.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, great price.


title: Great magazine

text: This mags been around for a long time for a reason, love it


title: Five Stars

text: good ideas, cheerful


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful ideas for garden and painting.


title: Very good news magazine

text: Very informative articles without a strong lean to the right or left. Goes beyond just reporting all the latest scandals which seems to be all you get on TV.


title: Better than two 12 packs of beer!

text:
Yeah, the review title sums it up, Grassroots Motorsports  is well worth the cost of two 12 packs of beer; depending on you choice of brew.

To some there is a lack of sophistication to this magazine. I truly like that.It's about finding performance on a budget.

There is an enthusiasm for tweaking the best performance even out the most mediocre car.

Their annual $$ Challenge is a hoot! What can one come up with as a competitive car for $2012 or $2013?

Bo and Luke Duke would be subscribers iffin dey had da internet.


title: You appreciate the classics, or you don't.

text:
Classic Motorsports does an admirable job of inspiring classic car enthusiasts to maintain, seek out, restore, honor and enjoy iconic cars; both American and foreign.

This magazine is somewhat difficult to find at your local newsstand/bookstore. It's just simpler to subscribe and to support the "classic car" culture/industry.

As an owner of two 1972 MGBs (Roadster and GT) there always seems to be a good article on something British. I like that!

The recent series on restoring an original Mini Cooper S by Tom Suddard is pure gold to a novice owner/restorer. There is also an abundance of photos, details and vendor resources.

If you own a "classic car" and are enthusiastic about maintaining, restoring,or  just knowing more about classic cars, this magazine is for you.


title: Awesome! Arrived as promised

text: Awesome!  Arrived as promised...


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Appeals to Serious Reader

text: I purchased this as a gift for my 50-yr old son. I began with it for his birthday and yearly he tells me if he wants to continue reading. He always has written, "Keep it going!" The best gift for anyone who enjoys serious reading. This subscription has been ongoing at least four years. And like a wind-up toy, it'll keep going and going and going.


title: Cook's Illustrated

text: I gave this by request to a son-in-law and he enjoys the magazine. I sneak a peek to see the shortcuts in cooking and preparation.


title: Five Stars

text: Good information contained


I like this issue , especially the topic page 55-63 ( The 10 frames to create beautiful compositions in any landscape settings )

Thanks to send it free to me


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine! Have been a member for a long time.


title: lovely

text: best fun magazine that takes me back to enjoyable times


title: read

text: i got as a renewal as i enjoy readers digest  very good price so i can keep reading monthly.


title: satisfied

text: i bought birds an blooms as a surprize for a friend. she is very pleased with it.


title: Hope it gets better

text: Have only received two issues to date.  Use of non-familiar, unavailable in my area ingredients.


title: 13 years and counting...

text:
I've been subscribing to this for close to 15 years. (15 years minus the occasional failed renewal.) I generally read it cover-to-cover each month, over the course of a week or so. I even usually read reviews for games I don't play (e.g. FPS's and sims).

Of course I can get game reviews online, but I trust PC Gamer reviews. Maybe one in 20 times I disagree with them about a game review, but that's far better than my record with online reviewers. [It's worse for MMORPG's but those are picky. Their policy is to play a game to completion before reviewing, but you can't get remotely close to that for an MMORPG. Also the first month of an MMORPG is usually the best. If it's still good 2-3 months later, then you've got something.]
The thing is, even if you disagree, you still get useful information--assuming that you READ the review. You find out what combat is like, or the story, or PVP, or character building, or end-game, or game balance, etc. You can't just look at one number and assume that that's all you need to know.

Think about it: how many times have you agreed with MOVIE reviews? Is it even 50/50? If you disagree with PC Gamer 15-20% of the time (which is a LOT) then you're still getting better odds than with other forms of review. Also, *NOBODY* disagrees with a negative review. That game that looked so hot 6 months ago that you almost pre-ordered that ended up with a 58%--you just saved yourself a lot of money and wasted time by waiting for PC Gamer.

The previews in PC Gamer are second-to-none. It's worth it for those alone. Now, the problem is that a LOT of games look good when parceled out to critics during development, then fail at launch for various reasons. But that's not PC Gamer's fault. And they definitely have called out developers on issues with their games during a preview "review" process.

The hardware reviews are pretty valuable, too. Mice, keyboards, monitors, and other (gaming) accessories are featured, and there is a world of difference between an 80 and a 95. It's worth it to know what gets into the 90's in hardware.

There are still some benefits to a physical copy, such as the ease of reading in the bathroom, on an airplane, when your device isn't working/dead/receiving. It's also kind of useful to have some physical media for a coffee table, assuming you ever have guests and assuming they like video games.

I know some people really like the CD which contains new demos and full copies of older games. I personally don't receive it, because my tastes aren't that broad and/or I pick my games very carefully.

Oh, one last thing: PC Gamer usually has at least 12 codes a year for some kind of special equipment in varous games (almost always cosmetic, but whatever: it's free).

My only complaint--which doesn't merit minus one star--is that they started selling ad space for a fake cover that is glued on top of the real cover. It doesn't happen every month (either that or they've stopped) and you can pull off the fake cover so that the real cover is facing you. The problem with that is, it scrapes some of the cover off leaving white marks. Again, this isn't going into a museum, and I'd rather see the real cover put out by the staff(with headlines and so forth) than whatever someone paid for me to look at.

P.S. Some people have complained about the paper quality. A) I haven't noticed. B) I find that to be ridiculous. These aren't going into museums or historical archives. The quality is fine for me, and I save my issues. I've never had a page tear out, and I've *DEFINITELY* never had ink rub off on my hands. I don't even believe those claims. Magazine paper/ink doesn't "run" like that. Neither does your laser printer. You could dip your magazine in water (or spill water on it, as I have) and the colors don't run then, either.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine at great  price


title: as good as it sounds

text: This is something that you'd get a newly married couple so they can spend years tweaking the recipes and make their own homemade dinners.


title: Perfect

text: Perfect


title: Awesome gift!

text: Gave this as a gift for birthday, house warming, and Christmas.  Every time it has paid me back with huge hugs, smiles, and joy.  Will definitely be giving it again and again!


title: The Best Magazine In The World

text:
Bill Gates once said in an interview that he reads every page of The Economist.  It's no coincidence that so do a lot of other smart and influential political, business, academic and media leaders throughout the world.  If you want to know everything about everything, you need to start reading this on a weekly basis.

The Economist's tightly argued and balanced expository pieces illuminate realm after realm of the world's politics, history, economics, business, finance, books, arts, science and technology.  Its often lighthearted, wry tone does nothing to conceal its serious purpose and curiousity in the progression of human events.

The magazine pulls no punches and offers a range of sharp, unsentimental opinions from its well-known free market, liberal democratic perch.  I myself don't often agree with The Economist's take on things (though I even more often do--there's a lot of stuff in every issue).  Nonetheless, I always respect its reasoning and objectivity.

Also, regular extensive readers like Mr. Gates know well and have almost come to depend upon the magazine's more tangibly personal benefits: imagine what the absorption and consideration of so much incisive argumentation and news background on a weekly basis does to the mind!  At the risk of sounding a bit far-fetched, I always feel sharper and wiser when I've been reading The Economist.

I apologize for the effusiveness of this review, but if you can't tell by now, I can't say enough great things about this magazine.  Highly recommended.


title: great value.

text: good magazine at a good value.


title: good mag.

text: good value. great magazine


title: What wonderful uplifting stories

text: Wow not only is the type bigger, but the magazine page is bigger too.  What wonderful uplifting stories. Thanks very much


title: JUST OK

text: Got this mag on sale for a lot less than the card inside said they wanted for it.  I subscribed to pop. mech. many years ago and the other reviewers are right . it should be called a pamphlet instead a magazine. more than half the space is just adds. Articles very short and not real informative. Glad i did not pay more for it..


title: Great info

text: As a certified dog trainer I wouldn't be without a subscription to Dog and Cat Fancy.  Awesome information each month.


title: Even if you don't do things around the house, it good read with helpful tips

text: A good read full of ideas I would love to try.


title: Magazine through Amazon

text: One of the best prices and longest length of the magazine prescription I could find. Great magazine for seed bead patterns and beading tips and pointers.


title: Entertaining and useful

text: I don't know that I actually use many of the recipes as written - I have trouble sticking with a recipe and always end up wandering off into my own variations. But, this magazine is a useful source for ideas and techniques, and takes some of the legwork and guesswork out of recipe adaptation for my own adjustments. Each recipe details the process used to develop it - and that's more helpful to me than the recipe itself, because the adjustments the developers made are usually helpful with other recipes. So I use it more as a source of tips than a cookbook, and I enjoy reading it.


title: Entertaining read.

text: Fun, light-hearted articles related to being vegetarian/vegan.  I love this magazine because it's not very preachy like some others, the recipes it has aren't bland health food like Vegetarian Times, and it generally has a few articles that are thought provoking without being depressing.  More inspirational than awful, which is hard to do in Veggie resources!


title: Lovw

text: Love love love


title: Five Stars

text: beautiful writings and insightful points


title: Good childrens resource.

text: I bought the first year, when I asked my grandkids if they wanted it to continue, they both said yes. Both like and read it, both are girls aged 7 and 8.


title: Good recipes

text: I love the recipes. The instructions are well written and they don’t have obscure ingredients


title: Lots of inspiration

text: Really wonderful magazines! The photography is excellent. The quilts are inspirational! It really puts you in the mood to create!


title: Five Stars

text: As expected


My husband was greatly surprised and very happy when this magazine showed up in our mailbox!  Good gift for every sports enthusiast!


title: IT WILL BE NICE WHEN IT ARRIVES!

text: GREAT MAGAZINE.  ENJOY KEN FISHER'S ARTICLES.  HOWEVER, THE MAILS ARE SLOW AND I HAVE NOT RECEIVED ANY COPIES???


title: Exceptional Depth

text: I have been a subscriber for many years.  I am not a hunter nor much of an outdoors person, but I learned to have much more respect for such folks as a direct result of this magazine.  The articles have excellent photographs and extensive treatment of the subject -- I keep the issues highlighting amphibians, slugs and reptiles near at hand for frequent reference while walking the woods in Central MA.  I anxiously look forward each quarterly mailing and would be overjoyed to find missing back issues.  Note that not all articles are meant to be geared toward the naturalist, so some might have content offensive to folks who are appalled by the hunting  of animals. But if the reader has an open mind, it actually introduces the 'full story' of how hunters can be very important advocates for that same wildlife virtues non-hunters care about.  Also, the magazine has proven an excellent source on 'controversial' current event topics such as bat dying from fungus introduced by humans, sleuthing animal hunting crimes, the role we have in the propagation of invasive species and other pieces of community interest.  There is niether 'fluff' nor advertising.  It is exemplary for this niche.


title: Five Stars

text: What a great price!


title: Awesome mag.

text: Love this magazine. One of my favorite. Plus it's cheaper to pay for a subscription.


title: Have received no issues of magazine.

text: Paid for a subscription on March 21, 2019 and have yet to receive an issue. Not sure what the problem is but would like a reply from Amazon ASAP.


title: Hated it.

text: This magazine is just a bunch of advertising. They do not deliver the magazine 12 times per year as agreed but they do send you a bill that says that you agreed to another year and need to pay it. There is no way to contact them by email or phone.


title: Gotta love Nat Geo.

text: How can you go wrong with Nat Geo? You can't. I always loved Nat Geo and the kiddo loves it too.


title: Five Stars

text: lots of fun to read and enjoy...


title: Gift for grandson.

text: My grandson loves it. It gives him ideas and information he finds interesting.


title: TV Guide

text: It is not what I needed. It only lists programs for Prime Time. TV numbers are not shown.  I am not interested in all the articles and no listing makes it next to worthless.  It take forever to get your first guide


title: I'm go in to Carolina in my mind...

text: Best magazine ever if you love North Carolina! Wonderful stories about the people and places of beautiful North Carolina.


title: Takes me back to my youth.

text: Nostalgia


title: Warning: Auto-Renewal After Cancellation

text:
Warning! Do Not Order Magazines Through Amazon!

I love The Economist but Amazon's subscription cancellation process is seriously broken.

Short version: I cancelled my subscription before the renewal was scheduled but was charged $189 anyway.

Helpful numbers:
888-280-4331 Amazon Express Subscriptions Customer Service (The person answering the phone has never used Amazon and won't understand that you've already cancelled but were charged anyway. They may give you the 800 number for regular Amazon Customer Service.)

800-772-8574 Amazon Customer Service (If they say they can't cancel, ask to escalate to a supervisor who will have to file a ticket. They'll also tell you to contact The Economist to cancel from the other end.)

800-456-6086 The Economist (They'll say they can't cancel but they can put your subscription on hold so you don't get any more issues. You'll need to give them the customer number printed on the magazine. They'll tell you to contact EBSCO, the clearinghouse, to cancel your order.)

205-991-6600 EBSCO Corporate Offices (They won't know what to fo with you and will send you to someone's voicemail. If you call back, they might give you their customer service number.)

800-527-5901 EBSCO Customer Service (They'll tell you if you ordered through Amazon to stop talking because they can't even seen your order. They'll tell you to call the Amazon Express 888 number above.)

My experience:
Today in August 31, 2020.

I ordered three months of the print edition of The Economist at a reduced rate of $55 instead of $90 in May 2020. This subscription was offered with a free Kindle version as well.

On August 23, 2020, Amazon emailed me to say that my subscription to the economist would automatically renew on September 6, 2020, at the regular price, which I did not want. So I clicked the link in the email and cancelled the renewal.

On August 26, 2020, Amazon charge my debit card $189 for six months at full price.

On August 28, 2020, I noticed the charge and attempted to cancel the order through the regular order cancellation interface online. I received notifications that the order could not be cancelled because it had already been shipped. (At the same time, Amazon listed the expected delivery date as October 8 to October 18, more than a month and a half after the charge.)

I clicked the link under Customer Service to have a representative call me. The representative Sean couldn't cancel the order either and suggested that I "wait for the item to arrive" and then return it. (October 8 to 18?) Very nice guy working remotely in South Africa who could not help me. Sean did identify that, when I clicked on the link and cancelled the subscription, only the digital (Kindle) copy was cancelled. He also verified the renewal date in the email (which he could see in the system) was September 6, 11 days after the renewal was processed on my card.

I had to request to talk with a supervisor, who put in a ticket in their internal issue tracking system. The supervisor suggested I call The Economist to start the cancellation process from the other side. See infinite telephone loop above.

I'm still out $189 for a renewal I cancelled, taken out of my bank account, until the ticket gets handled somewhere in the bowels of Amazon.

BUYERS BEWARE.

Update: September 1, 2020. Still not cancelled.


title: exciting every issue

text: I like every issue, new entertainment news


title: Not what it used to be

text: As is the case with so many print magazines these days, the quality is nowhere near what it used to be. Cheap paper, three quarters ads. There are two or three interesting articles on average. But this is one of those magazines that would be a far better proposition as a website alone.


title: Great magazine

text: I bought this on a whim and although I don't always get the time to review it as often as I like, I find it very good.  A nice magazine that gives you different ideas on food and the preparation of different meals.  This would make a great gift for someone.


title: Affordable Approach to Home Furnishing

text: Cheerful and affortable decor.


title: Five Stars

text: A lot of fun for the hobbyist, but not a heavy scholarly publication.


title: Love FN

text: Only magazine I subscribe to! Love the Food Network and love the magazine. Has a fantastic variety of recipes from super easy and fast to a bit more complicated. Also has a nice assortment of all the chefs.


title: Great price for Sunset and much less expensive than their ...

text: Great price for Sunset and much less expensive than their own renewal price. I<br />really enjoy the magazine and their regional tips and ideas.


title: Reflections are Phenomenal

text: I have received Magnificats for years. I like everything they include, but the reflections are stand-out. I highly recommend this product for any Christian seeking to deepen their prayer life.


title: The magazine itself is very good, he loves it and finds a lot of ...

text:
I ordered this magazine for my nephew.  The magazine itself is very good, he loves it and finds a lot of information in it.  I only gave it three stars because the customer service at Engaged Media leaves much to be desired.  Their website is hard to navigate and confusing and their 800 number is only open certain hours of the day.  Going in to renew my subscription was a major ordeal, then it ended up charging me twice.  Took forever to get through to the customer service help desk.

The magazine is great - but the publishers need to seriously devote some time/money on upgrading their website and subscription interface!


title: I really like that they actually tell you what flowers/plants you're seeing ...

text: I'm loving this magazine!  Loaded with lots of information on plants, gardening and landscaping.  I really like that they actually tell you what flowers/plants you're seeing in the picture.  So many magazine don't bother to put the plant names in the captions and you have no idea what the plants are named if you want to go buy them.  Just a beautiful magazine.  Based off the issues I've received so far, this is a magazine that I'll definitely be renewing.


title: Explore with National Geographic

text: I have subscribed to National Geographic since 1998. It never fails to have at least one long article with photos that grabs my attention and doesn't let go. It takes you around the world with each issue. I share my copies with families who don't have the resources that I have for magazines and they share these with the children. This magazine goes so far! Children will be exposed to the very best in journalism, older people will increase their knowledge of the world and see places thay could never reach. It is very affordable and I highly recommend it to anyone interested in geography, history, or what we used to call Social Studies.


title: Depends what you are looking for

text: The idea of this magazine is great and many of the issues have been interesting. If they hit on a time/topic that doesn't appeal that is kind of it for the whole issue though.


Great little magazine for my riding kids. The kids read it from cover to cover every issue. I'll keep getting it as long as the kids ride.


title: magazine

text: Got my TWO issues today- don't appreciate getting the current one and last months' at the same time.It's like getting 11 issues for the price of 12.


title: Not Much of a Magazine

text:
And by that I mean that it reads more like a sales catalogue.  Most of the "magazine" is riddled with ads for different firearms and anything related to firearms.  Whatever actual articles that exist in them hardly ever say anything bad about whatever it is that it's speaking about.

There have only been a few times where I read anything on them that was truly worth reading and often enough these articles were speaking about someone's personal life experience with firearms.  These articles were fairly interesting, however, not exactly what I was hoping to read  from a magazine like this.

For me easily the worst part of the magazine the lack of preview articles for upcoming firearms and accessories.  That may not seem like a big deal to some but I'm a huge tech nerd so previews would've been a great thing for me.  Really can't recommend this.


title: Great Birthday Gift for Teenage Son

text: My teenage son loves this magazine but the closest bookstore (half an hour away) kept selling out before he could get a copy. I got him a subscription for his birthday and now he never has to miss an issue. He's not a huge reader when it comes to books, but he loves car magazines and this one tops his list.


title: Great book for families

text: We initially got this magazine to supplement our home school curriculum. Now that we've moved on to other topics, we still get this magazine. My teenage sons, husband, and I all enjoy reading the articles, and have tried a few of the projects, like building with reclaimed wood. There is a lot of great information in this publication.


title: Great magazine for traditional archery buffs

text:
My husband loves traditional archery, and used to get this magazine at our local bookstore. When their magazine department went downhill, he subscribed from the company website. That ran out and I forgot to reorder. I was pleasantly surprised to see this included among the choices of magazines offered by Amazon and will be renewing here in the future.

Regarding the magazine itself, he says he especially enjoys the how-to articles and the fact that it's strictly the primitive side of the sport/hobby and keeps the technology out of the equation for the most part. Even when they do use modern tools, the items they feature are handcrafted and they always enforce the "know your equipment" practice in regards to woodcrafts. He says it is a relief for him to read archery articles that are not all about compound bows and treestands.


title: My favorite magazine

text: Except when they do stupid things like adding family unfriendly articles that I can't let my kids look at, this is the magazine we all run to grab first. Not just great recipes, but stories about food and cooking and food culture around the world. Tantalizing photos. Very nice. Just keep the sexuality and homosexuality, religion and liberal politics out of the stories please. There's enough passionate stuff to say about the food without inserting those little unrelated plugs in there.


title: Surprised Not As Many Puzzles Per Magazine

text: I bought a year's subscription back in 2015 and as I don't go through them very fast, the 12 issues lasted me until now. I renewed 6-2-20 and it took over 2 months to arrive. That was okay, but upon finally receiving, I realized the issue was thinner. The magazines used to have 90 puzzles. This Sep 20 issue has just 68. They also used to have easy, medium, hard, and challenger levels. Now, it just has the first 3 levels, with no challenger puzzles. Nowhere in the description does it state this information, and the reason I gave it 4 stars. Was disappointed to discover this, but I will say the much lower price does reflect the shorter issues. I do enjoy the Quality Popular name brand. Guess I'll just be renewing more often now.


title: Excellent magazine

text: I finally ordered this and enjoy reading it every month. Great articles that are wonderfully written.


title: Convenient size.

text: Some months the stories are interesting. I like the size of this magazine. It conveniently fits in a purse.


title: Great magazine

text: I love birds and gardening. This magazine has interesting info on both. The pictures are amazing.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine!!


title: Four Stars

text: I enjoy this magazine.  It has good recipes, and some coupons.


title: Glad I subscribed!

text: Got my first order yesterday. There's a lot of neat ideas!


title: Wonderful homeschooling resource

text:
Excellent resource for homeschoolers and for those interested in homeschooling.

Very much appreciated by this homeschooler.


Lots of good information in this monthly newsletter. I save all of mine to refer to later for specific information.


title: Great magazine!

text: Love getting this magazine in the mail.  Learn new things every time I read it.  Great recipes!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Good magazine if you like to read about somebody life troubles

text: Some people probably likes to read about life of celebrities over and over again. In one month, it’s start to bother me all of these stories. I had a hard time to get reed of this subscription.


title: Awesome!!!

text: I just love this magazine. And the books published by this magazine!!


title: Mixed Up

text: I renewed my subscription and it was supposed to pick up after my last renewel expired in Jan 11, but I got another issue of the months magazine. So, obviously, my subscription is another new one and I will be getting two magazines every month and will get short changed on my last few months, I am not happy with this confusing system and don't suggest anyone doing renewels because you miss out on issues!


title: Zoobooks Are GREAT!

text: This magazine is absolutely fantastic for 3rd - 6th graders. As a teacher, I have also used it for motivating students who enjoy nonfiction but dislike reading and/or writing. The information is interesting and includes unusual facts, and the colorful illustrations and photographs are wonderful! A great gift for animal lovers!


title: Good magazine

text: Good magazine


title: Less ads!!

text: I love this magazine with the recipes, but would like to see more recipes and less ads.


title: Terrific Kid's Magazine

text: Both children, 6 and 3, love the magazine. The pictures are beautiful, and the articles are interesting. This is a great magazine for kids, and helps draw my son into reading; he loves to learn new things about animals.


title: Happy

text: Worth reading


title: chock full of useful information

text: whether you have a kid, spouse or you have ADD yourself, lots of good information that you can use right away.


title: I pack it in my purse and read it while at teh Dr's office. TV, Books, Movies, Music all covered.

text: I look forward to getting this every week. My only complaint is I am not crazy about reading this on my smaller tablet, just too much shifting the page for my like.  I LOVE my Amazon Kindle for books though and I'm a Librarian!!


title: Very disappointing

text: The print is sooooo small! Why???  I'm not that old but I can't read it without glasses. I was hoping for better advice, better recipes. It just wasn't terribly interested to me and it's chock full of ads. More ads than content.


title: Glad I subscribed

text: I love National Geographic magazine and just subscribed for the first time.  I was very pleased when I received three issues of the magazine on the same day, only about 4 weeks after ordering the subscription.  I received the January, February, and March issues all together so I'm caught up starting from the month I ordered.  I really look forward to looking at the photography and reading about people and places I probably have never heard of before.


title: This One is Definitely a Keeper!

text: Adore my first issue! Absolutely packed full of beautiful photos, relevant articles on food shopping, and nutrition, and fabulous whole-food and healthy recipes for those of us who like to cook with real foods, but don't want stuffy, overly complicated recipes. I'm pretty sure that was a run-on sentence, but who cares...Just take my advice and sub to this magazine; you won't be sorry. This is the type of magazine you will save, and keep going back to for the meal ideas.


title: Love it.

text: I have read Shooting Times for over 30 years. The magazine is informative with smart and up to date writers.


title: Easy-to-follow recipes

text: The AllRecipes magazine has introduced me to several recipes that I really like a lot.  I look forward to each issue to find another new favorite recipe.  Very good value, and I highly recommend it.


title: Stimulating

text: Helps keep my aging mind active and engaged. Puzzles at varied levels of ease or difficulty.


title: Granddaughter loves it!

text: Purchased for my granddaughter and she loves this! She looks forward to it coming every month.


title: wow, Redbook has really changed!!!

text: I got this on an awesome bargain, thinking well, it will be some good reading and probably have some recipes, etc, but this magazine has totally revamped and it's really actually GOOD! It's more like Glamour or something than ladies home journal, which is what I associate it with. Totally for younger, hipper people.I think they're going for younger 30's moms. In any case, I highly recommend. LOVE IT.


title: Love this magazine

text: I used to receive this magazine years ago and loved the recipes, especially the ones that are 5 ingredients or less.  Or feed your family for $1 a plate.  I signed back up because after all of these years my recipes are getting stale and I need new ideas.


title: Great great game

text: Amazing graphics on this one


title: Sub par.

text: Nothing like the original magazine. Very thin, low quality and not much content.


title: I wish I could cancel the subscription

text: Be careful when ordering - even if you change your mind you can't cancel the subscription.


title: Eating well gives really good suggestions on finding Organic food and preparing it in ...

text:
Organic is the way to go. The 'globalist' that want you to eat genetically modified food, well they can pound sand.  Eating well gives really good suggestions on finding Organic food and preparing it in very delicious options.  Suggestions on growing your own vegetables, its really nice.
So you 'Globalist' can eat all that  GMO  food.  I'm not !  Organic and healthy is the way to go.
Thanks Eating well magazine  for opening my eyes.
Best regards


title: Four years later...

text:
Four years later and my girlfriend still looks forward to her magazine arriving in the mail.

I started buying her a subscription years ago as a 'stocking stuffer', and it's become a bit of a tradition; I just keep renewing the subscription, so it's an easy Christmas gift for me ;)

She reads it cover to cover and then stores it away for recipes and for other bits of information. We've purchased a number of different 'gluten-free' mags, but this one is by far the best we've found for overall content. Yup, there are a few ads in there, but that seems to be the norm nowadays.

Five stars. If they keep printing it, I'll keep buying it for her.


title: Five Stars

text: Best golfing magazine out there. Great price.


title: Five Stars

text: A good source of information for military vehicles and also a source of products and parts


title: It hasn't arrived yet.

text: I really enjoy the informative and educational bird mag. It has helpful photos and articles about birds. I rated it a measely one because it hasn't arrived yet and I ordered it months ago.


title: The magazine hasn't arrived yet.

text: I have enjoyed Pop Mech for over 30 years. I'm anxious to start getting my subscription.


title: Perfect

text: Perfect


title: Perfect

text: Great deal


title: memories

text: Love it


title: Best magazine

text: Ree and a an angel and all of her recipes are perfect.


title: Bought as a gift

text: My friend enjoyed as a gift


I buy this for a gift to a friend.. He says it is the best magazine anywhere and the price was great too!!


title: One Star

text: I do not care for this magazine.


title: Great way to find out products through their readers' review.

text: I had gotten several issues at a garage sale this summer and realized that it was filled with great information and recipes.  I like that the products in their magazine has been tested and review by their dedicated readers.


title: Three Stars

text: too many adverts


title: Three Stars

text: I didnt really get alot out of it. Too many adds


title: Outdoor Photographer

text: I received my first issue of Outdoor Photographer.  I take a  lot of pictures and found the articles were very informative.  A good magazine for someone like me who always has a camera handy at family gatherings.


title: Four Stars

text: It's ok but sometimes diappointing


title: Great Magazine

text: Great bathroom reading - and then taking to the workshop


title: HGTV Magazine

text: Great Magazine chocked full of everything. Bright colorful pictures. I would recommend it to anyone. And the seller. 1 year subscription


title: Love This Magazine!

text: I Absolutely Love this magazine! It has lots of good articles and tips! I enjoy the monthly Articles as well!


title: Great stories, legendary cartoons

text: I've read the New Yorker for many years but lately they have upped their game. I love the articles and often read most of the issue on line before it shows up in hard copy. And the cartoons are still fabulous.


title: Lots of interesting articles, no discernible bias

text: This magazine is in contention for my favorite, up there with Wired. Actually this one fills a different need... it comes once a week and keeps you up to date on important developments. The business perspective is interesting and it's great that they don't seem to have a political bias as far as I can tell. (Or maybe I just agree with them :-) They use a touch of humor in an effective way; I love the business book haikus. I gave up on Time and Newsweek a while ago and this more than replaces them.


title: cost

text: best buy by far


title: Techy!

text: I got 3 different subscriptions to various digital photo magazines as I wanted to research DSLRs before I made the plunge and bought one. Of the 3, this one is my favorite for gear-related articles, how-to's, and reviews.


title: Five Stars

text: Great read!


title: Looking forward to next issue.

text: Very interesting publication.  I am looking forward to next issue.


title: product delivered as advertised

text: product delivered as advertised


title: This magazine keeps MY attention

text: I often read DIY magazines and find myself frustrated as the projects are above my level. Not this one. I can actually follow these and create!


title: Good Magazine

text: Really enjoy reading Oprah.  It is an up to date informative magazine and I have been subscribing to it for a few years.


title: Five Stars

text: Bought this subscription for my granddaughter when she was 2.5 years old. She LOVES it. Renewed of course.


title: Four Stars

text: Great stories, well designed pages to make the reading easier!


title: Great Magazine

text: I have been getting this for years and was glad to find a better price through Amazon.


title: Up to date and entertaining.

text: I've been a subscriber for over a year now, and consistently read each issue cover to cover the day it arrives in the mail.  It's the must read journal for the PC enthusiast, even if you don't overclock or watercool your CPU.  The reviews and feature articles are helpful, relevant, and entertaining.  It isn't simply a vehicle for full page glossy ads, unlike many of the gamer magazines.  Furthermore, the magazine staff has a real interest in listening to its readers.  On top of that, it's a mere buck per issue!  If only all my subscriptions were this valuable.


title: Good magazine

text: Cheap but very good


title: Beautifully produced.

text: The articles are always interesting, and I particularly like the gardening portion of the magazine.  I always make sure my subscription is up to date.  I'm from Pennsylvania, and lived here all my life, however my husband is from Monteagle, TN and I enjoy the recipes and the stories.  He enjoys this magazine also.


title: Great magazine when it shows up.

text: I have not received any magazines since July/August. I'm supposed to get 8 magazines a year. I have received 3.


title: pretty

text: Very pretty photos of birds, flowers, backyards, and birdhouses.  I added Vanilla Strawberry to my sizeable collection of back yard hydrangeas based on an ad in this magazine.


When I was remodeling my house I subscribed to 10 or 12 different house magazines.  With the exception of an Arts & Crafts style specific one (think: house porn: it's all super beautiful and way too expensive for mere mortals), this is my favorite.  The colors, designs & styles appeal the most and I occasionally get a good idea from it.  Either way, it soothes my spirit to see images of the pretty, clean, serene houses.


title: Still the best!!!!

text: This magazine never disappoints and is is always relevant!


title: Good Mag

text: Good mag if your a Corvette lover. Just signed up for my 2nd year.


title: not the best Guitar Mag

text: Ok, not the best Guitar Mag.


title: A little something for everyone

text: I've loved Smithsonian Magazine for years--I rarely want to read every article in it, but there's never a month that I don't find several great articles on diverse topics.


title: Do not like, won't let me cancel!

text: Tried to cancel and it renewed with a different credit card stored on account.  Do not like magazine.  Pay for a magazine that is 80% ads seems ridiculous.


title: RIPOFF !  WORSE ON RENEWAL, THESE CHEAP FRAUDS

text:
You can't avoid a ripoff when subscribing to a magazine -- they all send you the past issue, the one that is no longer on the newstand.
BUT, under a m a zon renewals, they hit you for TWO (2) back issues , which means you get the same old copies from your renewal as you are still receiving on the expiring subscription.
FRAUDS !
and am az on is collaborating in this, the bums.


title: Well written for the Chair-bound Hunter

text: Can't get out there anymore, and I find the adventures of the writers a replacement of sorts.


title: Great magazine exclamation !

text: I really enjoy reading this magazine, it has all kinds of things and information and projects that I totally enjoy and they make it pretty easy for people.


title: i've always liked reader's digest

text: and that hasn't changed.  interesting and entertaining stories in small bites.  kudos.


title: great little mag

text: great little mag for enthusiasts, or even those who will appreciate the gresat pics


title: Four Stars

text: good magazine, Amazon had a great deal for a subscription


title: This publication does a really good job of balancing what I would call educational articles ...

text: This publication does a really good job of balancing what I would call educational articles with articles of what is going on in the kitplane world.  It, so far, hasn't morphed into the land of "I can't afford it" articles as other aviation mags have.


title: Five Stars

text: as advertised


title: ... so many new things about ADD and so many great ideas! Love the magazine

text: I learned so many new things about ADD and so many great ideas!  Love the magazine.  The delivery has been spotty however.  I have only received a few issues.


title: I've been a fan for years

text: Wonderful adult magazine, excellent political articles, intensive biographies plus all the latest glitz & celebs.  Always very, very topical even in summer when most publications tend to go to sleep.


title: One Star

text: Great if you photoshop every picture you take.


title: Love this Magazine

text: Great science mag but some is simply still sci fi but one step close to sci fact so even stuff that many never come out or more likely come out in the next twenty years is still interesting.


title: my husband loves it!

text: We have a small yard in a suburb and he reads this cover to cover.  It does have some great articles and advice, just wish it was bigger!


title: Awesome

text: This is a great magazine for any traveler, especially gay men. I'll be renewing my subscription!


title: It has a lot of ideas

text: Helps a lot


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine, good tips and tricks that you can apply to every day riding.


title: Great zine .

text: good magazine, more personable than cycleworld. i feel like the people writing the articles could be me- i mean that in the best way possible.


title: Five Stars

text: womens porn sooo relaxing


title: Five Stars

text: good solid info for teens. got it for my gdau and read it first for fun. : )


title: wonderful im so glad I ordered it

text: simply splendid! wonderful im so glad I ordered it. best mag ive seen in years and I LOVE the double issue love it so much!


title: Five Stars

text: I read it front to back always something new


title: Five Stars

text: necessary reading


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: good magazine

text: wifes favorite


title: good read

text: For anyone who enjoys quilting and any others its one of the best magazines to look at and enjoy Beautiful color photos


title: Find your style

text: The ideas, the versatility and the suggestions.  You want to remake clothing not make from scratch?  You really need to see the visuals in this magazine.  Do you want to create something unique from scratch then you really need to read the pointers contained within this magazine.  Full of information that you will realize will revolutionize your wardrobe as you read through it.  Burda Moden and BurdaStyle two magazines worth the purchase. I know plenty say get only one but for my money I would not miss an issue of either one.  To miss an issue is to miss the plethora of current fashion ideas which transform my wardrobe into the individual statement that says me.  Do yourself a favor and find your style inside.


title: Amazing!

text: Just renewed my subscription for another 2 years after moving from Florida to Indiana. I love this magazine and all the tips/tricks/tools/guidance it supplies. Definitely a must have for anyone lacking new ideas for home improvements.


title: Life is the last thing this rag promotes.

text: Miss-named...should be called Outdoor Death given all the animals shown killed in each issue.


title: better than most

text: One of my favorite magazines.  Great articles, interesting interviews, and a lot of misc. stuff that is entertaining.  The reviews that state it is too liberal, or too much foul language should stick with "Homes and Gardens".  Are you getting this magazine for your husband or YOU?  Give us guys a break!


title: It is OK.

text: Mostly ads and decorating.


title: Five Stars

text: This is my favorite magazine. Also it arrived quicker than expected.


Angel are all around me. I love too read others stories about their angels. God Is Good!


title: Great Magazine

text: This magazine is excellent for beginners.  Written articles are for all levels of experience, and do not make beginners feel 'out of their league'.  Easy to understand, and relevant materials.


title: Great product

text: Loved the big prints


title: Five Stars

text: I love yoga magazine - looking forward to each issue


title: Fantastic magazine

text: This is a fantastic magazine I will keep subscribing as long as they print. Inspiring and in-depth stories, beautiful pictures, and rich contents covering nature, history, and latest events. Different from other magazines, for the first time, I prefer the online version more than the paper version. In National Geographic mobile app, you can not only find the current month print, but access all the prior prints all the way to 1900’s. I just love this magazine! Please keep up the good work!


title: Informative

text: Since other car magazines changed their quality, Motor Trend has taken the lead. They provide more information and give the most up-to-date stats. If you want to keep in the know, purchase Motor Trend.


title: Great gift

text: So many ideas in these books, so little time. Love this subscription.


title: Can't cancel

text: Don't like the fact you can't cancel your subscription.  Your suckered in forever


title: Five Stars

text: nice magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Always interesting articles.


title: Great magazine.

text: Husband's  favorite magazine. Caught it on sale...couldnt pass it up!


title: Not my style

text: Love Rachael but the recipes seem not to be in my league


title: Not what it used to be

text: I used to love this magazine and look forward to reading it every week and planning my upcoming tv watching based on their recommendations.  The focus was about what was going on in the entertainment world - not just tv, but the stage, books, big screen movies and new releases, music, etc.  It is now just another People magazine which does not provide the information it used to.  Very disappointing.  On top of that, it transitioned from a weekly magazine to a monthly.  I don't know if I missed the announcement or it wasn't communicated to us subscribers.  For someone that paid several years in advance for sake of ease, (my bad), I really wasted my money.  One, I definitely would not renew and two, a monthly magazine normally costs less than a weekly.  Where's our refund?


title: Five Stars

text: Great gift for your bee lover. Would recommend!


title: Good tips

text: Stay on the cutting edge and learn new techniques. Even for a beginner, there's good stuff here.


title: Received regular magazine instead of Large Print

text: I purchased the subscription as a gift. The recipient has received the regular Reader’s Digest instead of the Large Print. It’s a great magazine, especially if it is not a strain for the reader to see the print.

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