title: Loved My First Ever Copy

text:
I was so excited when I received my first issue of The Strand Magazine. Of course I've seen it online, but there's just something special about physically holding a magazine, don't you think?
I only have one quibble, which I'll start with, so we can end with the good stuff! This edition's focus is short stories, and contains a few. I think it would have been nice to mention on the cover that this was a "Short Story Edition" or something like that. But not having it say that didn't put me off!
It feels quality when you hold it, none of that flimsy paper that'll tear after you touch it once. Love the cover image. It's just dark and atmospheric enough to put you in the proper mindset for a mystery before you even flip it open!
I also quite enjoyed the artwork interspersed within the stories. It may seem like a bit much to some readers, but I think it adds a nice touch, draws you in even that much more.
Besides the stories and articles and interviews, which are always great, I think what I loved most was all the different advertisements for the books...they all came from different authors and/or publishers. Some places I would never have thought to check out if it wasn't for this edition! And I love finding new places to get books!


title: Amazing find

text: This is a homesteaders best friend. So many helpful ideas and hints. Who knows your next project might be around the turn of a page.


title: Excellent Photography

text: Photography is excellent.  Enjoy the shot.  I am looking for to the upcoming editions.  Looking forward to seeing HAWGS progression this year.


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful Magazine.  Great Artwork reviews.


I'd give it negative stars if I could. I signed up for a year and a year later they not only automatically renewed my subscription, but charged me for two more. Amazon was great and I got my money back, but still.


title: A disappointment

text: It is filled with advertising and not much else.


title: not worth the head ache

text: only got like 4 issues and thats it never again not happy and i would of liked my money back


title: Variety in purchases and reading material

text: Good because these magazines have not been in stores for a long time.  I read different kinds US BET Hairstyle and People in both languages.  It's good to have this mag.  As well as Glamour in Spanish.  I use to buy a variety in front of Copley station and have not been able to purchase.  I am glad to see this item.  Recently see one in store.  I use to go also to markets with my mother and there were a variety of magazines now there is much less for hispanic and black community.  I don't even see the BET magazine in stores as well.


title: thin magazine

text: Thin magazine.


title: Great for an art teacher

text: My sister, who teaches elementary art, loves this magazine series.  she gets new ideas from it every time it comes.  I have also gotten some great ideas to use in my 5th grade classroom.


title: High Times All The Time

text: It has been years since I sparked up but I have loyally followed this magazine throughout that time for the simple reason that it keeps me in touch with a culture I enjoy. The photography and journalism are top notch, and the articles never leave you bored or uniterested. When my copy comes in the mail its one of the high times (pun intended) of the month. Packaging is discreet.


title: Paradise

text: When I receive Bookmarks in the mail, it is like getting the Sears Wish Book when I was a kid. I drool over Bookmark's selections and compile my list of what I want to read.... A list always too long to complete.... I LOVE Bookmarks!


title: Favorite magazine

text: Love this magazine! So many great ideas and so colorful!  But..Please make print larger and not yellow or blue print!  It seems all magazines that I receive have reduced their print to almost unreadable!!  Remember the population is aging and one of our favorite activities  is reading our books and magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: fun read


title: Five Stars

text: very good magazine.  i enjoy it.


title: Terrible Company

text: Hostile and terrible company. Ordered in April and have only received one issue.  Company does not communicate.


title: Wonderful publication.

text: Love this magazine!!


title: Good for learning, but incessant marketing

text:
Been a subscriber to IBD for many years, and I have learned a lot from their educational content -- both written and videos. If you are a new investor it is a good return on investment to pay someone to teach you the basics and some advanced techniques of growth investing. The men and women investors at IBD are quite genuine in their approach and are balanced about investing reward and risk.

Where IBD falls short, as many others have noted, is the non-stop advertising and upselling. Not sure why they do this since their products are already expensive. They don't seem able to distinguish between existing customers and prospects because they will constantly pitch you services which you already subscribe.  It is pretty annoying and makes them feel a bit untrustworthy.  Another thing I don't like is that they continue to pitch ideas like "stocks near a buy zone" even when they note the market is in a correction...a practice that is contradictory to CANSLIM...and quite different than what their investors say on IBD live or other videos.

Bottom line, IBD is a good place to learn about growth investing, but they are diminishing their products and the brand with their non-stop and sketchy salesmanship.


title: Wonderful magazine

text: Both my husband and I enjoy reading this magazine. I would recommend it to anyone who likes to read concise articles on a variety of subjects.


title: No issues ever received

text: Bought as a gift in June of 2020 with the first issue supposed to arrive in August of 2020.  It's now December and the recipient just told me she has received no issues.  It's a shame it's too late for a refund. Money wasted. Incredibly disappointed. Cannot recommend.


title: Five Stars

text: the only Magazine i read


title: Great Ads

text: Subscribed but received only two copies before the end of the subscription. Seems to have a distribution problem, and considering the cost, that is unacceptable.

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title: THE BOOK IS VERY GOOD

text: I did fing what i was looking for in the handbook, i did find websites that have help come up with ideas to sell things in where i am at, i am planing to buy things from the websites


title: Worth the Price

text: Great Magazine


title: Knitting

text: Love The Magazine More Then What I Epected! I Know When I do Have Some Time To knit The Skirts,I Will Love Them.


title: Disappointing paper quality

text: Actually it’s a little disappointing.  The magazine is smaller than the past, there seem (not sure) to be less puzzles, but the worst is the paper quality.  Ink from other page peeks through making it harder to read. Also it’s harder to read what I write (with pencil of course).  May cancel subscription.  We’ll see after I use it some more.  But so far, not good.


title: The Best Car Magazine. Period.

text:
This magazine is the best car magazine out there for the performance oriented crowd.

You won't find a lot of cosmetic crap, just how to make cars perform well, and expalnations of whey it works.

Tight budget? No problem. This is your magazine, check out the annual budget challence. With a ~$2,000 budget readers buld and race all kinds of crazy cars. This is *the* budget motorsports magazine.

The only thing I'd chagne is I'd like even more issues.


title: but like most of the rest of them

text: It had been one of the few shelter porn magazines that had interesting ideas, but like most of the rest of them, it is declining as the trend is to the views of the homes of celebrities and the super-rich none of whom has much taste or education. I read these because the pure architecture magazines are full of absurdities and these "interior design" magazines at least had some vague intelligence. Not sure how much longer I'll maintain subscriptions.


title: fine scale model mag

text: the magazine arrived earlier than stated...which is good! it was for a christmas present. although i don't model my husband does, ad he was thrilled with the order. how ever,it being a present,i had requested a note to be enclosed with it. that never appeared. i was diappointed in that.<br />pqw


title: Five Stars

text: My Fav


title: Magazine now just photos and recipes -- no articles

text: I agree with the others who commented on how the magazine has changed from its previous format.  I used to enjoy Fine Cooking and when it would arrive I'd sit down to read the articles.  The emphasis on teaching technique and learning how to cook and bake with your five senses is now gone.  There's actually very little to read!  Gone are the feature articles written by the chefs and cooks themselves.  It's just large, photos of perfectly photo-styled food (no graphics showing you dishes in progress) and recipes.  I'm very disappointed.  I learned so much from the likes of Joanne Chang, Alice Medrich, Abby Dodge and others in the magazine since we started subscribing over a decade ago.  Now it's just another lightweight glossy with little substance.  Aren't there already enough of those?  Come back, old Fine Cooking.


title: diappointed

text: Too little information, e.g. the articles are short and the contents are shallow, different from the newsstand issues; too many ads, as if I paid for catalog, I cancelled the auto renewal after receiving the first two issues.


title: amazing

text:
this magazine is so great. i read it cover to cover every month. best summed up by its mission statement:

"The Believer is a monthly magazine where length is no object. There are book reviews that are not necessarily timely, and that are very often very long. There are interviews that are also very long.

We will focus on writers and books we like.

We will give people and books the benefit of the doubt. "

so awesome! no ads! always super fulfilling!


title: WOW!

text: I am lucky enough to get CHOPCHOP and it is truly an impressive publication.  When i read it WON the James Beard Award for new magazine, I subscribed. CHOPCHOP offers great insight into healthy alternatives; i now use avacados instead of mayo on most foods.....truly a family affair and its the perfect gift.  I am ready to send to every child i know for the holidays.<br />A must read for all who care about what kids are eating and want to teach a better path for a healthy life to young people today and even encourage family cooking time - Kudos to the editors of this FUN publication. BRAVO!


title: She Loves it!

text: Nine year old granddaughter loves this magazine!


title: Good quality

text: I ordered Discover Magazine twice by mistake. so I get an extra issue every month. Other than my mistake, I am well pleased.


The black  case is fine but I wanted a blue one


title: Pastel Journal

text: Wow! Lessons and inspiration galore and easy to follow.<br />Also love online version- can spread the pics wide open to learn the marks the artist uses.


title: Granddaughter really likes this. However, Natl Geo keeps ...

text: Granddaughter really likes this.  However, Natl Geo keeps sending notification that subscription expires way before it actually does even after I have contacted them MANY times.  If you order keep track of date.


title: History

text: The choice of stories.


title: it really covers many facets of taking tea

text: loved the photos, recipes and stories


title: Five Stars

text: Great price!


title: Reader's Digest Large Print is a winner

text: I bought this subscription for a friend who has difficulty reading regular size print, even with the aid of reading glasses. This is the second year I bought her the subscription and she assures me that it has helped her stay more connected with what goes on in the world. Reader's Digest has quality articles and the large print edition is a great service for people who need extra help to enjoy them.


title: Five Stars

text: I find the magazine to be very insightful knowledgeable and helpful as well as interesting


title: Renewal

text: I would prefer not to have the auto-renewal feature.  It would be nicer to have the option or a reminder of renewal.


title: If you like to pay for all marketing ads...

text:
This outdated magazine is nothing but ads to promote the businesses of men to advance men. It is a shallow attempt to lift men’s egos, which are already inflated enough!

If you like paying for marketing ads without content in between, then this is the publication for you!


title: Darren Hardy is my Hero

text: Love this magazine! The people he brings in are top notch. The articles included are spot on and overall it makes me smile everytime I get it in my mailbox.


title: Have yet to receive product

text: I am still waiting for my first issue. It has been paid for but this review request reminds me that I am still waiting.


title: wonderful for silversmithers

text: LOVE THIS MAGAZINE!


title: Five Stars

text: Great price and always a good quick read


title: Awesome Magazine

text: Fixer Upper fan who LOVES this magazine!


My kid loves to read this. It is with full of interesting facts presented in a way which kids understand and enjoy.


title: Five Stars

text: Dad loves his subscription! Enough said


title: absent

text:
I have not yet received any!
please advise as to when it may
arrive, please am looking forward
to sharing


MAD magazine is the most intelligent magazine I offer my students!  It increases their cultural literacy and teaches them irony, sarcasm, and wit.


title: Entertainment Weekly is very entertaining but I made a mistake in subscribing to it.

text: Entertainment Weekly is pure fun and I just love the articles and plainly everything from them but I'm afraid to say I am NEVER subscribing into EW ever again. Next time, I'll just buy used magazines that I wish to read from other people around. My magazines usually never arrive, and even though Amazon kindly talked to me about my troubles with it and such, it's plainly tiresome to see that there is no magazines in my home at least every two weeks. I'm sorry Amazon, but never again okay? :)


title: Hope this magazine is always IN PRINT ON PAPER!

text: Love this magazine!!  The articles are informative, the cartoons fun (and sometimes provocatively thoughtful), and the cover art without peer.


title: Five Stars

text: Always interesting articles.


title: Time Tested Elegance

text: As far as the price of the subscription goes, this isn't a bad price for a 6-month subscription. Concerning the magazine I think it's safe to say that there are few that can even be compared to The New Yorker. Great writing, interesting subjects, lighthearted yet witty political banter; it's all here. Definitely worth at least trying.


title: Lost its dedication to culinary arts

text: This is not the bon appetit I knew and loved. I was so disappointed I canceled my subscription. But it’s still coming. I wish it was a cooking magazine instead of a political magazine. I just want my money back


title: HAVEN'T RECEIVED ANYTHING YET

text: BY FAR, I HAVE NOT RECEIVED ANYTHING YET. JUST DON'T GET WHY IT TOOK SO LONG! SO I COULD NOT REALLY RATE IT!


title: Pleased with Esquire and Auto-Renewal

text:
I was skeptical about setting up an auto-renewal but the price was right. I was given adequate notice when the auto-renewal was coming and my husband reads the magazine regularly, so we chose to renew. We continue to receive the magazine and did not have any gap during our renewal.

The magazine itself is well-written, contains lots of interesting and, frankly, fun information for the modern man.


title: It's the bees knees

text: Excellent magazine with the world's best medium at the helm with Amazon. I will continue my subscription through the traditional paper route or online, however, I will continue none the less.


title: I never repurchased and they won't give me back my money

text: I'm trying to cancel but they won't let me. To me it was not worth the money I spent.


title: Mom likes it

text: I get it for my Mom.  She's always been in tune with fashion trends, style and looking good even if She is 91.


title: Not to be overlooked.

text: My 89 year old Mother has subscribed to this for years. It is the "Go to" Magazine for Womens Fashion and current events.


title: Still Great!

text: Esquire always has been the Standard for entertainment,  style and current issues pertaining to Men.


title: Amazon doesn't care about their customers

text: Worst experience with Amazon. I ordered this magazine for a friend and I thought it was odd that Amazon would only offer it with and auto-renewal clause. After I ordered it, I went to Amazon to stop the auto-renewal. Amazon said that I would not be renewed, but one year later Amazon charged my credit card without notifying me. I went back to Amazon and had to cease the auto-renewal AGAIN, but my credit card company told me that Amazon never removed the charge. I tried to contact Amazon, but they don’t care enough about their customers to connect you to a live representative. I tried 3 times, but Amazon lets you linger on the line and then hangs up on you. If I could give negative stars to Amazon I would, but people need to know that Amazon pulls these underhanded moves.


title: Can I give you a female perspective?

text: Hank, my hubby, has subscribed to Esquire for several years and loves it. Every issue he eagerly grabs it and drinks every page (except he does hate the huge number of ads). When he's finished, I always read it too! Sure, it's not for women, and I don't understand/like EVERYthing in every issue, but I do get a lot of insight into men and I also enjoy reading and discussing the issue with Hank. I even like the ads! But they're mostly clothing ads, so of COURSE I like the ads.


title: Bias and untasteful magazine

text: Worst magazine ever. Totally bias, ultra woke, user of vulgar language in a lot of their articles, distasteful and unpleasant fashion. Got it as a free 6 month subscription


Excellent magazine for the contemporary man of any age. Both my son and I read the magazine. Interesting and intelligent articles,  and entertaining and we'll prepared content.  I also subscribe to the electronic version.


title: magazine confirmation

text: I think it is great to get a discount on the magazine of your choice but why doesn't the magazine confirm that we are getting a discount so that there is an understanding of how long (months) the magazine will be coming to our front door. That way we don't have to wonder whether the discount was reported to the magazine and that we are getting it. It seems the right way to handle the magazine discount business.  gerald moorehead.


title: Worth it

text: Great magazine with lots of different articles. Very enjoyable and easy to read. Worth the money for a yearly subscription.


title: Used to be a good magazine

text: Recital of progressive catechism


title: As advertised: great price, Amazon handles renewals!

text:
Magazine: The content is always interesting, relevant, and it does a great job of being aspirational
Amazon: I think the price is as good as it gets, and the fact that Amazon handles the Renewal (and at the same rate), means one can ignore the repeated requests by magazines to renew memberships perpetually, without knowing your current status!

5 star magazine, and Amazon's handling is perfect!


title: Great information - easy to read - great photography.

text: Vern Yip and Sabrina Soto Tips are great; the periodic quizzes (chairs, patterns, etc are a great way to learn the "talk of the trade".  The front door is always interesting.


title: favorite magazine!

text: Love this magazine! It has a little of everything. This in the only craft magazine I subscibe to. Its sewing, gluing, paper, all things combined Gives you alot of ideas for your art project!


title: Worst Customer Service for a Magazine I've Ever Encountered

text: I tried to get information on a current subscription, and was told by Marcus Gee that my information couldn't be found.  He instructed me to send EG Mags proof of payment.  I've been getting the magazine; my question was on the end-of-subscription date, and whether the two checks I had written for this magazine, one last September and one this February, had been credited properly.  Because the label is removable, I didn't  have it on the current edition.  I went back, found how the name had been entered previously, and the service department still wasn't able to find it and insisted I provide proof of payment.  While I was on the phone with Marcus, I went to my bank account online, and read to him everything on the check, including the endorsement, and asked him what the check could possible tell him that I hadn't already.  EG Mags, I would get better service if you would set up a self-service system.  Despite my enjoying both Chickens and Hobby Farms, I probably won't subscribe to either again.


title: great gift.

text: High interest, seems to be the hottest item on my bookshelf at school. great gift.


title: "One Year" Ha.

text: Only received ONE magazine and paid for a 12 month subscription.


title: Elegant.

text: Great price; lovely, thoughtful essays and articles; elegant photography.


title: One Star

text: Who buy this crap?


title: Only 2 years of content... Rereads anyone?

text: These super short, not all that great booklets are advertised for ages 0-3... What they don't tell you is that they only have 2 years worth of materials so, uh, yeah. We started receiving the same books again after our son turned 2. We didn't catch it at first because, well we have about 10,000 books and mags. We called em on it "WTF? We asked.". They said, we only rotate 2 years of content. Then they refused to refund our $, or send us new/older content. Lame. Don't buy it, look elsewhere.


title: Did not receive

text: Ordered as a gift in February and though it is now July, the magazine was never received. I sent information to the publisher regarding this issue but our friend still did not receive this subscription so I cancelled it and am in search of another.


title: Good mag

text: Pretty good magazine I wish it had more articals about planes


title: Dont order from this magazine company

text: I did not order this product and I'm paying for it?? I tried to get this resolved and nothing


title: Great Gift!

text: I sent my granny a year subscription to Quiltmaker and she loved it. It has beautiful quits & patterns in there. Highly recommended to anyone who loves designing quilts.


title: Good magazine

text: Good magazine


title: Best Price and service

text: Best price for what I enjoy


title: Questionable Subscription Service

text: The magazine is just fine. The subscription service is very questionable. I originally subscribed to the Machinist and the Machinists Workshop. The latest arrival included two copies of the Machinists Workshop and no Machinist. The question is whether I will receive the Machinist magazine.


title: In tha now

text: My husband has always loved this magazine


title: Dance dance dance

text: This was a gift for my niece. The joy it gave her was worth the money and wait. For ballerinas or will be ballerinas a must


title: Not about homeschooling anymore!

text: I subscribed to this title for our library (I'm a librarian), and the first edition we received (January 2013) has a letter from the editor about how this title is now dedicated to "Unschooling." I was very disappointed because I am looking for materials and resources for our homeschooling parents. Instead what we got was a bunch of articles about how structured instruction ruins your children and how to get around your state homeschooling laws. VERY DISAPPOINTED!!!


title: Four Stars

text: Enjoy this magazine!


title: Not what it used to be.

text: There is a new Editor in Chief at ELLE DECOR.  I always enjoyed this magazine but the new editor has taken the magazine in a whole new direction.  It's senseless and way off the mark of an elegant publication.


title: T3 Magazine

text:
T3 is a great technology magazine but it's a little heavy on the cell phone market. If you live outside of Europe some of the cell phones reviewed will never make it to your local phone carrier. I wish T3 devoted more time to actual review of products. Anyway it's still a great magazine.

On a more serious note I placed an order through Amazon for a T3 subscription roughly a year ago and it was cancelled due to the company fulfilling the magazine order did not honer one of the prices here on Amazons webpage. The woman at the fulfillment company told me that T3 had stopped being published (blatant lie).
I'm certain it was due to the current exchange rate between pounds and dollars but to be informed that the magazine was out of business was unacceptable.


title: love HGTV Magazine

text: One of my most favorite magazines and the only one I read twice! Also, bought a subscription as a gift.


title: Inspirational interior design magazine from Germany

text: I've been subscribing to this magazine on and off for two decades!  Mostly because I love modern design and architecture, but also because I like to practice my German.  It's inspirational and a great resource if you love modern design.


title: You've got to be kidding!

text: I used to get this subscription every year for my mother. This year I cannot justify the cost with the price increase. Each issue costs $3,  so why does a single year suddenly cost the same as TWO FULL YEARS at FULL PRICE? Seventy two dollars is just way too much money for just one year.


title: Five Stars

text: Great!


title: Popular Science Fiction

text: The magazine is almost single-mindedly focused on green technology which may be popular, but currently falls in the realm of science fiction.  Popular Mechanics is a much more balanced publication.


title: Great product, bad delivery

text:
I have been reading Selling Power from the public library near my office and decided I should not be jostling with others for the latest copy, so I subscribed through Amazon in September this year.
3 months later, I have yet to receive my first copy and Amazon replied via email that my order was lost and they have re-processed it so I would have to wait 4-6 weeks again. As of today, I am still waiting for my 1st copy due to arrive in another month (hopefully).
I was outraged and they have refunded me a portion of the subscription (which isn't much, it still frustrates why can't they just do an express delivery?). I am not sure if this is the fault of Amazon or the publisher but looks like their motto is to sell well and forget about aftersales!


title: Not happy how it gets to you

text: Delivery is in plastic bag like junk mail in the yard . I didn’t get first issue due to thrown out because it looked like trash . Magazine is great zero stars to delivery method


title: Five Stars

text: I love it !


New editor in 2014.  Like the magazine even more now than ever.  I am from Alaska and I find this magazine very informative and thoughtful.


title: item not recived

text: I dont know what to say about some thing i havent recived after paying good money if you help get my money back or the product..


title: Great!

text: Great magazine!


title: Arthritis Self Management

text: Very informative magazine for those with arthritis problems as well as autoimmune issues.  Both my sister and I suffer from different forms of arthritis and need to find a way to live our best quality of life.  I highly recommend this magazine for up to date information.


title: Alternative Girl Must Have

text: I've been reading Bust since my college days. I especially love the music and book reviews. Very helpful for ladies looking to stay current on what's going on in the indi scene (not hipster, indie).


title: Banjo Newsletter gets five stars

text: If you're going to play the banjo and want to keep up with what's happening and who's making it happen, this it the thing to read.


title: Good Magazine - Appalling Service

text:
I'm quite a fan of HBR - it was an invaluable tool during my MBA and still seems to consistently be able to provide stories which align to the concerns which are top of mind for me on any given day...

However, i must say that for a business which constistently expounds best practice and business leadership, HBR itself is lagging sadly behond the times. I have never experienced such poor service from any magazine i have subscribed to - customer service is slow and unhelpful, systems are completely disparate across geographies and online vs print subscriptions, and the staff I have spoken to have been unwilling/unable to help me any time I have called.

The policy of replying to customer queries within 2-3 days is simply archaic!!! HBR - you of all organisations should be aware that times are changing, and 72 hours is simply too long to wait for a response on the status of my subscription (which, incidentally, you have charged me for and then "lost" all record of).

Similarly, having your corporate clients sit on hold for 20 mins to speak with a customer service representative, only to be told the phone number provided by the online chat consultant was for a US online subscription help only is too long. To add insult to injury, the representative in your Florida call centre then advised that i needed to call a phone number in the Netherlands - you can imagine I was thrilled by the prospect of spending another 20 min on hold at international call rates... luckily i was saved the hassle, because the number i was provided was incorrect and i wasn't able to get through anyway.

So here I stand... I can't get online help because, having not received a publication in 6 months i don't have the cover sheet with my subscription number, and the call centre won't provide it for me. I can spend another 20 min on hold to try and get the CORRECT phone number for the netherlands office - but that hardly seems like a productive use of my workday.

I'm afraid you've lost me HBR - There is no way i can justify renewing my subscription (i notice you're well on top of sending me renewal specials 6 months before my subscription expires - good to see where your priorities lay). You're a great magazine, but i am afraid i am cmpletely turned off by your total inability to practice what you preach. Maybe it's time to get your own house in order?


title: Hate It

text: I dislike this publication.  Presentation is below standard.


title: So many great ideas

text: I really like this magazine. I am a big Food Network fan and I enjoy reading the recipes on printed paper rather than on their website or on tv.<br />I was supposed to get this subscription started at the end of february but I actually got my first issue at the end of January so kudos to Amazon!


title: Great Ideas!!

text: While I may never be able to afford to live in the homes featured in this Mag,  I have gotten some great tips on how to upgrade my humble dwelling.  The cost of the subscription is not shabby either!


title: Five Stars

text: My little girls love this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: My girls love this magazine.


title: Great for Steelers Fanatics

text: My brother is the big Steelers fan and he enjoys this a lot.


title: Love It!

text: My daughter and son-in-law have received "Cooking Light" for a while, and when they cook supper for me, it is always a recipe from your magazine.  I finally oredered my subscription, and I love it.


title: A Dream and Pleasure to read and look at...

text:
This good old fashioned yet current magazine takes you to places, people, customs and stories that will pull your heart and soul into a dream world that amazingly STILL EXISTS!! A friend of mine loaned me this magazine and I fell in love on the spot, not being able to put it down.

We live in a modern world, but this magazine steers you back to a mind and era that once existed almost everywhere. Now, being more and more scarce to find, you will appreciate to read and see that there are still places and people that want to keep alive that spirit of the old days, the innocence of young and old, laughter and funny stories that don't have to have immoral punch-lines, outstanding photography that speaks of God's glory and a soul behind it all that yearns to share it with everyone.

There are great recipes too, lots of exciting contests (you could win money or subscriptions), the famous Find The Needle contest (very fun!!), submit your own pics and win things, judge other peoples pics, stories and sayings, etc. Lots of engagement for the whole family!!

I recommend this magazine to every person out there. It will make you laugh and cry, love better, love stronger and everything else that's good, and especially love the COUNTRY and GOODNESS and God Who made it. Enjoy!!


title: cooking light

text: A great magazine with healthy recipes.  It has good articles for healthy living and alternatives to making our old recipes healthier.


title: The Greatest Sewing Journal Every Published

text: This is the penultimate journal for sewing bar none…. Even if your interest might be heirloom sewing you can learn techniques here I promise you will find nowhere else unless you have a library of books about sewing. I always go gaga whenever I get my latest issue and am off in the world of learning new techniques until I have spent about two or three days going over it microscopically. Even though there are great machines out there that do a lot of these techniques, you can still learn to do them by hand which I consider to be far superior. Plus, each edition begins with a most uplifting editorial. It seems like there are millions of ads in this journal so you can never say "well, I wanted to make that outfit but I don't have a local store that sells the right supplies". There are tons of ads to lead you to a shipping source close to you. If I were confined to one journal in sewing this would be it. Plus, if you have grandchildren - then this is for sure for you!!!! Everything from christening gowns to daily clothes to holiday clothes. If I could give it 6 stars I would as I am a self taught seamstress and this book is responsible for a lot of this with its super simple patterns and instructions plus you can always find help with a phone call or email. Sign up now...


title: Not for beginners but dare to dream...

text: I chose a less than perfect rating for this magazine because if you are new to quilting you might want to buy this magazine and stash it for later use as you learn new techniques and move your way up to some of these tougher quilts patterns. Instructions are very good but you will need some experience to work your way through most of these quilts featured in this journal. But we all had to start somewhere. So go ahead and use it as that goal you are working your way towards meeting. Dreaming about quilts it called inspiration and this journal will give you plenty of that.


title: Which is older? Sew News or Me… You can depend is not going to leave the news stands any time soon!

text: Sew News is one of the first "sewing" magazine to hit the stands and has been a force leading the pack. To prove it others have come and gone but Sew News is still around. I started getting it when it was more of a newspaper sized journal so I go back a long way with it. Thankfully, it has kept its reputation going with its outstanding and easy to understand articles with excellent diagrams and pictures. I can only think of one sewing journal that I would use to outrank Sew News but that is an heirloom sewing journal so it would be like comparing cats and dogs!!! New to sewing and need some help you can go back to later to review it again? Then Sew News is just the magazine for you.


title: Five Stars

text: Love National Geographic!


title: Good magazine for Francophiles

text: Interesting articles about places in France that may not be so well known.


title: Not worth it

text: Only received two issues. Not worth the money.


title: Subscription renewal overlaps my current subscription

text: When renewing my subscription to AutoWeek, the renewal subscription began 2 months before in current subscription expires in August 2010.


title: A great magazine

text: I love American Bungalow magazine. They always have the best article and all of the pictures in each issue are amazing.


title: uhh

text: hi..


title: I can look up the specs myself

text: 2021 bike buyers guide is just cut and pasted from manufacturers specs, doesn’t offer any objective review or information. Pro setup secrets is just a few tidbits taken from the geometry chart of whatever bike they’re riding, no actual setup info. Nothing offered that you can’t find right on the manufacturer’s website. Pretty worthless. RIP Bike and Dirt Rag.


title: Liberal Bias plus small font

text:
As a subscriber to Newsweek for 10 plus years I have just cancelled my subscription.  I use to look forward to receiving this magazine each week.  It was well done with humorous political cartoons and balanced coverage of politics. That is no longer the case.

The November 3, 2008 issue which arrived on October 28, 2008 contains three articles that declare Obama the victor in an election that will not take place until November 4, 2008.  This continued trend in liberal bias undermines Newsweek's credibility.

The font size has been greatly reduced in the last year, probably to reduce costs that they lost in advertisement revenue due to this liberal bias.  This small font size makes it hard to read the magazine fast.

Do not waste your money on this magazine.


title: Great Midwest Publication

text: I'm a former Nebraskan and I receive NE life as a gift (wasn't ideal at first) but I LOVE the publications, photos, and stories of the good ol' Midwest folks.


title: Five Stars

text: very good


title: Horse Illustrated

text: Love the magazine. Love the customer service. It was as if the magazines were sent before I had even finished hitting the send button!


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine.


title: 5 stars

text: Little present time myself every month!


title: Perfect for kids!

text: My grandkids love this magazine! It's just big enough for them. Does not overload with information so they loose interest. They are 5 and 7


title: Very pleased with magazine

text: Its a very informative magazine and a great buy for the price.  I would recommend this to any Louisiana sportsmen.


title: This magazine subscription was purchased as a gift for a friend.

text: As stated in my headline, this was purchased as a gift. I am unable to provide any feedback since the magazine will not be delivered until sometime in May.  I suppose it's worthy of 3-stars at this time.


title: Beware of the automatic renewal!!!!

text: I love this magazine. I love that I can get both hard copy and digital copy.<br />I just do not like the automatic renewal.


title: We all love this publication!

text: A great publication - my grandkids love it an I find myself reading it when I visit !


title: Great magazine! worth its price!

text: This is a great magazine. I am always interested in new beauty procedures and products and this magazine is definitely a guide. I do not get a feeling that they are just promoting new products or expensive treatments and surgery; behind every recommendation there is a professional overview, expert advice, description of ingredients and technology..<br />Those who enjoy taking care of themselves, from head to toes, will love this magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Subscription; not a product.


title: This magazine got everything, Travel AND Leisure!

text: A nice substitute for all the trips I couldn't go on.


title: Bon Bon

text: Helps me spice up the weekly dinner menu.


title: It's GQ.

text: I gotlike three months in the span of 3 weeks, guess they were making up for lost time lol.


title: Air cooled forever

text: Great magazine! One of the few that cover the air cooled vw scene.


title: My favorite Magazine

text: I love the down to earth, practical nature of this magazine.  The photos are beautiful and well styled.  Imperfection and DIY is embraced.


title: Fun book

text: My 4 year old loves getting these in the mail each month.  His favorite parts are the stories and the "That's Silly!" page (you must find the silly things in the picture).  I only gave it 4 stars because I think the short stories are a little weak in content.  My son, however, really enjoys them.  I do like that one of the stories has some spanish vocabulary though.


title: I miss National Geographic World

text: Like many of the other reviewers, I read National Geographic World when I was a kid and I was excited to get a subscription to NG Kids for my own kids. What a massive disappointment. More than just the name changed - it is now packed with advertising and, even worse, the articles are largely commercial as well and not about things in our natural world (really, an article about the movie Madagascar 3?). And the other articles are mostly in the Ripley's Believe it or Not style, or things like cats in wigs. Seriously. My kids don't even like it, for which I guess I should be happy. Looking forward to my subscription running out. National Geographic, you should be ashamed to have your name on this magazine.


title: GREAT DEAL

text: I COULD NOT BELIEVE THE DEAL I WAS OFFERED ON THIS MAGAZINE.I TRY TO GET IT MONTHLY AT THE GROCERY STORE FOR OVER 4 DOLLARS SO TO GET 2 YEARS FOR 20 DOLLARS WAS INCREDIBLE!I GOT MY FIRST MAGAZINE WITHIN A WEEK AND LOOK FORWARD TO RECIEVING EACH ISSUE IN THE MAIL BEFORE ITS OUT ON THE STANDS.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Great for my Airbnb guests:)


title: Factual inforomation.

text: The information is excellent and very educational.


title: What is going on with the cartoon like pictures?

text: I like the travel section.<br />I used to love this magazine which I subscribe for so many years, but lately I hardly enjoying the recipes.


A very good read.  I love that it is all positive!  I'm tied feelings that I just can't change or the world is hopeless. I want to apply positive concepts to my life. Spiritual growth is extremely important to me and I feel greatly encouraged.


title: Not worth the cost

text: It is a very thin mag that is all of a packed advertisement


title: very interesting info on old cars

text: I like the Kenny Klunkers section  I bought a 1951 Packard  in 2008  the car stories are the best  an the wreck of the week  keep up the good work  Doug Jupiter fla


title: Five Stars

text: My granddaughter loves that magazine and that is why I always renew it.


title: great magazine

text: This is a great magazine , much better than the english version, thier edition "50 bellos" , is the best. They really know how to pick beautiful people. The latest edition of "most beautiful" in english is really disappointing. I suggest People en Espanol, el mas mejor.


title: Terrible, uninspired content and recipes

text: Terrible content. I was hood-winked into this magazine when Cooking Light stopped print. I have been getting them for almost a year and each one is worse than the one before. The latest one was a “picky eaters” edition and on the same page was a recipe for Roasted Beets with Caraway & Creme Fraish and on the very next page Sauteed Chard with Lemon and Anchovy. Boy do you know my kids or what?! I feel bad wasting the paper this is printed on.


title: Careful of the "deal"

text: I love the New Yorker, but this is written to imply it will renew every 3 months for the same rate saving 95% off newsstand price. A deal too good to be true. And, it is. After 3 months they charge for a full year and 4 X 3month price but close to $100.


title: Nothing Special

text: This is their regular rate.  Get a coupon out of one on the newsstand and order yourself.


title: Arrived BEFORE I expected!

text: I ordered the magazine and it said at least 4-6 weeks, but was happy when I received my first one earlier than that.  Very happy. :)

user_id: AFKPXHOHJFWHNVEGSRIDLKGOYMIQ


title: No longer my HT mag.

text: Ordered online. After receiving 1st issue I was disappointed. From my memory the content is uninspired and quite frankly dull with numerous false statements regarding political policues.<br />Thought HT would be above all that noise.  Rather than cancel I let the subscription run its course to help those newer to the culture. The thanks HT showed me ib return was to auto-renew my subscription without permission. Guess my 1-year subscription order was ambiguous. And of course there's no way to contact them for resolution so it's credit card dispute time to finally resolve their under-handed tactic. Hope others find this un-helpful, would mean HT has changed their unscrupulous dealings with their customers. Somehow I doubt that's happened. Good luck.


title: Didn’t receive what I paid for.

text: I didn’t receive 9 of the magazines throughout the year and I wasn’t reimbursed for them either.


title: Fun, clever and inspiring

text: I look forward to receiving the latest edition. It always has something I want try.


title: Not what it was.

text: I have gotten this magazine for a few years now. At first I really liked it, but not anymore. It is no longer cozy cottages, and has gone more to the overused gray and white trend with mid century modern mixes. Boring and bland! It seems to be getting thinner too. It's time for me to renew and I have decided not to.


title: The decline of Country Living Magazine

text:
I wanted to come back and update this review of CL I wrote in April. It is now November and my subscription has not run out yet so I am still receiving the magazine. I was hoping with an editor change that things would improve. They have changed some, but I can't say it's any better. CL is so thin now that if you eliminated all of the ads you would be left with very little. And what's left is not terribly inspiring. It's really a shell of the magazine it once was. Cheap for a subscription....and it shows all around. When it runs out I will not renew. I have replaced it with "Real Simple" and "The Cottage Journal". I also bought a pricey subscription to Country Living UK. It's a beautiful glossy magazine, but since I live in the US I would prefer that CL here in the US upped their game! I can't see that happening at the moment.

>>I have been a Country Living subscriber going back 20+ years. It has been going steadily down hill to the point that I will let my subscription run out. I keep hoping it will improve, but the current May issue was hardly worth opening. The kitchen on the cover is a mess, and it's ridiculously over priced stove and range hood can't save it! As other's have said, WAY too many drug advertisements. Not to mention the tacky expensive junk being featured as ""fresh picks". Most of the homes are wealthy city dwellers second homes, many of them designers. Others are likely friends of the Country Living staff, who like to pretend to be country people on the weekends. All of us who really live in rural areas know the type. Once and a while Country Living tries to show "folksy", like in this issue with the pot luck party featuring cringe worthy recipes including canned soups, Cheez-it crackers, and a sugary cola cake! Oh boy! Where are the mouth watering recipes, lovely vintage collectibles, and real country homes and people who live in them more than on the weekends? Not what some pretentious designers ideas are of what is chic for their country places to impress their other city friends. I find nothing warm and cozy about recycled metal industrial furniture (another CL trend) that really belongs in a scrap heap, or an issue featuring a house filled with stuffed dead birds. I thought once that Sarah Gray Miller left as editor at the end of last year it might improve. If the April and May issues are any sign, it's actually gotten worse. I am now going to subscribe to Country Living-England. It will cost more to get it here, but from what I am reading it's well worth it.<<


title: Five Stars

text: lots of articles worth saving for future use


title: Good price! Fast shipping of first issue

text: Well, I thought it would have a lot of recipes in it, but it turned out there were only a few towards the end of the magazine. But, they have pretty crafty and creative ideas that can inspire your own products.<br />The Amazon price for the magazine is really cheap! And i got it a 2 weeks early of expected delivery. I would recommend it to others for the Amazon price!


title: Great price for my favorite magazine

text: Great price for my favorite magazine.  If I had to limit my subscription magazines to only one... Country Living would be at the top of the list.  It makes it even better when the pricing was nearly 75% off.  Arrives every month like clockwork.


title: Beware of auto-renewal

text: We were just charged a random $12 for the auto-renewal in August, but I purchased this in December of last year. We tried to cancel the subscription and get a refund. The cancellation didn't go through. Buyer beware.


title: Great Price!

text: enjoying my magazine, Great Price!


title: A favorite!

text: Because of my love for antiques, I particularly enjoy that feature of Country Living, and have seen some that I own!  That's fun!  The decorating ideas, crafts, and recipes all appeal to me as well.  It's a great magazine!  And one for all ages!


title: this sucks

text: auto-renewal is as big a con as  unions or demicrats. these guys have lived in the country if you are rich you can do what they do. real country living is nothing like this


title: Great read

text: One of my favs


title: Not for me

text: Not a magazine I need at this point


title: Country Living Magazine

text: Have loved Country Living magazine for 25+ years, but sadly think the quality of the articles and excessive advertising have degraded the magazine.  I will not subscribe to CL again.


title: Surprisingly enjoyable

text: I actually purchased when it was on a deal so it was minimal cost.  I was worried that it would be filled with cows and other kitschy stuff.  Surprisingly, the decorations are tasteful and could be used in many settings.  No, not all of us have a rural cabin in idyllic New Hampshire, but even so I found several ideas and styles that I have incorporated into my own eclectic suburban home.  I will actually re-up my subscription on this at the end of the year.


title: Great Articles for the Whole Family

text: Popular Science is fascinating as always.  The whole family argues over who gets to read it first.  I like that the articles are in depth and technical without being so over the reach of my boys who are 9 and 10.  Definitely worth the money.


title: Country Living Magazine

text: I have taken Country Living for over 20 years nd paid full price but was so pleased to get such a great price from Amazon.  I also have given a subscription as gifts so thanks to Amazon I am saving money.


title: Not tons of advertising

text: Nothing , very down to earth magazine


title: Four Stars

text: Husband and I enjoy the magazine.


title: Three Stars

text: not my favorite magazine. Will not reorder next year.


title: Five Stars

text: love the pictures. great decorating ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: love it!!! great ideas.


title: The pictures give lots of ideas.

text: I used it for relaxation.  I just like seeing what other people do in their homes or ideas from designers.


title: Five Stars

text: thank you


title: Issues never arrive.

text: I signed up for a 1 year auto renewal subscription and only received 1 issue followed by 5 months of no issue so far.


title: So disappointing

text: I have to agree with everyone else! This is not the same magazine I knew and loved. I stopped getting it because it lacked the country ideas that excited me. I kept every issue and reread them over and over! But then I became disappointed and cancelled. Now I thought I might subscribe again...but apparently it is more disappointing than when I cancelled. I'm sorry....but no. No new subscription here.


title: MY FAVORITE

text: LOVE THE SHOW, LOVE THE MAGAZINE... THE PHOTOS IN THIS MAGAZINE ARE GREAT, PLUS LOVE THE MAKE OVERS THAT THE MAGAZINE SHOWS.


title: LOVE, LOVE, LOVE

text: MY FAVORITE MAGAZINE, GREAT PHOTOS, RECIPES, ARTICLES... IF YOU DON'T HAVE THIS MAGAZINE IT'S A GREAT ONE TO HAVE AT YOUR HOME...


title: Magazine subscribed 2-3 months ago and yet to receive first copy.

text: I ordered a subscription of this magazine last year and have yet to receive my first copy. After reading the reviews, maybe I should not even waste my time, just call and ask for a refund.


title: CL magazine

text: Loved it all


title: applying the joys of country living

text:
informative and helpful I enjoy putting many of the tips to use Good inspiration

 but I DID NOT LIKE THIS RECENT COVER YUK


title: country living

text: To much advertising.  Most of the pages are advertising for medical ads not one page but two complete pages.  I do not want to read that in a magazine.  Will not renew next year.


title: Super magazine

text: Love this mag.  It is the best.


title: FIVE STARS

text: GOOD PRODUCT


title: what happened to the country in country living magazine?

text: I have gotten this magazine for as long as I can remember....Now there is no country in country living magazine. What happened to the beautifully decorated homes that displayed antiques and primitives and items that lend to "country living"....wont subscribe again and will miss it on a cozy fall day...


I’m certain that I would have loved Country Living magazine if I were actually receiving it. I subscribed in June and have only received the November issue. I have contacted the publisher and hope that rectify the problem but if not I won’t be subscribing to magazines through Amazon again.


title: Recipes with easy to read directions

text: Love the unique recipes


title: A magazine for everyone

text: Love recipes and info about antiques


title: Good luck getting magazine

text: Placed a subscription order in September 2020 and now it's the end February 2021 and not a single issue has arrived. Reported the problem 3 times and received an email saying your subscription will be starting next issue, but nothing has shown up.


title: marie claire

text: its a good magazine but truly for the younger set 20-30 although there was a few things that interested me.  not really my thing but i am a grandma young one but still a grandma


title: please note i am getting two each month, please discontinue  one of them.

text: add 2nd copy $$$s  to one subscription<br />  thank you......


title: changed

text: Country Living has changed to the point where after all of these years, I not going to re-new my subscription.


title: Only received one issue

text: I only received one issue out ten not worth it.


title: Not the same wonderful magazine

text: Others have commented on the “downfall” of Country Living and I concur.  In my 20s and 30s this was the magazine that fed my dreams and the one I waited for each month with anticipation and excitement.  It was a beautiful, informative, inspiring magazine and each copy was carefully saved with notes scribbled on pages of what to look at again when I finished college, began teaching, and could create a home based on the wonderful ideas and visuals in the magazine.  A few years ago I finally stopped buying it.  I know things change but  Country Living has sold out its faithful readers who truly enjoy what it used to offer - inspiring ideas for a country living style home.  What a great loss!


title: A home friendly magazine...

text: I have read many magazines of this type (British, American and Italian) but this is the one I like the best. It doesn't go over the top with snobby, overpriced and often ridiculous la-di-dah interiors. It keeps to a reasonable price range in its suggestions, doesn't let adverts take over and offers a lot of ideas in a single edition. Keep it up Country Living - the other mags should learn from you!!


title: Five Stars

text: Great gift!


title: 45 pages of ads

text: I was SO disappointed because I enjoy the things I was reading on Country Livings Facebook page so my husband surprised me with a subscription for Christmas.  Got my first one last month and I was dismayed to see nothing but page after page of full page ads and just a bunch of fluff and stuff - nothing like what I was seeing on their facebook or instagram posts.  I then thought maybe I should give them the benefit of the doubt and maybe the next month will be different.  Just got my March issue and I went through the whole magazine -108 pages (that includes the fluffy pages of the contents/page of whose who with the magazine,etc) and counted 35 pages of FULL page ads on each page...then there were 10 pages that had 1/2 page ads in them and then multiple inserts stuck into the binding for even more ads for products like mattresses and such.....ridiculous - almost half the entire magazine is just advertising - will not be renewing


title: Three Stars

text: Love the magazine but the size keeps shrinking.


title: irregular delivery

text: I have not been getting this magazine regularly on a monthly basis. It seems to skip every other month or so.


title: Pleasantly surprised

text: I was looking for a replacement for Martha Stewart Living and I have to say I am really impressed with this magazine. Lots of good articles on the history of certain pieces. A very well rounded magazine.


title: Traditional Values???

text: I was greatly disappointed with this magazine because it continued to highlight immoral lifestyles and relationships that are highly controversial and go against traditional American and Biblical values.  The editors have voiced their disagreement with my values and are highly opposed to those who share my stance and who have voiced their opinions to the editors as well.  The editors are pushing the homosexual lifestyle by printing photos of the "couple" and have expressed their opposition to those who do not approve or accept that lifestyle as moral and normal.


title: Auto-renewal

text: When I first got an email telling me my auto-renewal was ready, it said the price would be $8. But when I committed, it said the price was $12. Kindof a ripoff.


title: Stop the subscription

text: Please stop this magazine.  I have told you for years.  I do not want it.  How do I stop the subscription?


title: Disappointed

text: was really disappointed.  its all advertisements


title: NOT AUTO?

text: i THOUGHT IT WAS AUTO BUT I HAD TO DO IT MANUALLY BUT IT DID WORK JUST FINE!  WILL DO AGAIN


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent


title: Five Stars

text: a fashion magazines that does not leave out the advanced woman's styles


title: One Star

text: For the almost six months I have had this subscription, I have received only three (3) magazines.


title: Superficial, out of touch

text: I’m ending my yearlong subscription as I lost interest several months ago. Having grown up on a farm and still farming today, I thought this magazine would appeal to my interests and have some fun decorating ideas/recipes. Country Living is very out of touch with real country life. People who are moving from the city to what they call a “farm” might find this a good magazine, but I’ve found very little down-to-earth, usable content. Even the magazine’s recommendations for SUVs didn’t include a single American made model. I wanted to like Country Living but I’ve been disappointed and will be trying something new.


title: Just Love Country Living Magazine

text: Love all the recipes and articles, have tried several recipes and have all turned out great!!!!  Keep up the good work!


title: Contains very little decorating information

text: I was looking for ideas for my own home not other homes in this magazine. I live in a rural area and would like to find items for that kind of area.


title: Just displays other decorating ideas for luxury homes

text: I was hoping to find more ideas to use in my own home and suggestions for where to find inexpensive items.


title: Love the magazine, don't think I got November issue!!!

text: One of my favorite shelter magazines...creative more than trendy! Always find pictures/ideas I want to save.<br />Nice page layout and design, too.


title: Not what it Seems

text: I received this magazine for two years and can tell you to save your money. It is nothing more than an inlfated brochure for the publishing company that promotes its own retirement real estate investments. Most of the content is ads promoting the parent companies retirement communities...Del Webb, Vacations to Go, etc. Most of the heavily advertised "articles" are for places where the publisher has heavily invested planned retirement communities, mostly in Republican red states, such as Texas and Arizona. Now and then you may see a "token" mention of someplace in Oregon, Colorado, MA, but not often. Very ad heavy and not a well-rounded perspective at all.


title: Excellent pictures and articles!

text: Wonderful magazine with excellent articles and great pictures. However, the print is very small!! Is it available on line so I can enlarge the print?


title: Gift is loved

text: Sent as a gift and he loves it.


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Gift for my mom. She loves it!


title: THE Resource & Reference for your Creative Business

text:
Having been a dedicated reader of Harvard Business Review for over 2 years now, I have found HBR to be the perfect supplement to my trade publications and magazines (creative industry- Communication Arts, Print, HOW, Digital Arts, Computer Arts, and Photoshop User).

For those of you who are in the creative industry, whether that be agencies, creative side, accounts side, or especially as a freelancer or sole propietor, Harvard Business Review will supplement your business know-how, understanding and social interactions.  A highly effective resource, I have found at least one article every issue that I implement into my own practices.

This month's HBR addressed Negotiations, which is highly useful for the creative industry.  A few months ago it was Strategic Thinking and Implementation, another extremely applicable issue.  Please do not be thrown off by the reviews stating that the publication is losing its effectiveness.  If you are in the creative industry and seek a magazine to supplement your advancement, Harvard Business Review is a superb choice. -Alana Renfro


title: MY FAVORITE!!

text: I absolutely LOVE this magazine...beautiful, inspiring and even contains tons of how-to's and patterns in the back! I even bought a French dictionary to teach myself how to read French because of this magazine! And i could never find it in a store so I ordered a subscription..sometimes it's a little late, but it has always arrived and is so worth the wait...


title: Great Magazine

text: This is the perfect magazine for the cook in your life. It offers great recipes and helpful hints from the Foodnetwork stars.


title: One Star

text: 102 days, (more than 14 weeks) no magazine


Our 6 year old and 4 year love to follow mass with this magazine. The activities range form older kids to younger kids every week. It's been a great purchase as we have had a few weeks with us not getting frustrated with their behavior during mass. Great price too!


title: Sad how the mighty have fallen.

text: The writing is horrendous.  The bias is evident.  Not what it was when it was in its prime.


title: FANGORIA!!

text:
Fangoria, to me, is the best magazine i ever picked up. The best magazine for the horror fans as it brings you big budget movie previews, low budget independent movie previews, interviews, reviews of the latest independent flicks, a film forecast of upcoming horror flicks, reviews for horror games and books, plus much more.

Fango has it all for the horror fan, and once you pick up a copy, you wont be able to put it down.


title: Someone Missing the Old Days

text:
I am really surprised at the changes in EW through the years.
What perplexed me most is the obvious attempt to grab the interest of young people. Specifically the attempt to reach the gamers, comic book fans and Harry Potter geeks. I am flabbergasted that these fans would purchase and regularly read a magazine!
Also I have noticed increased pandering to fans of blockbuster type movies that often cater to younger viewers.
There are plenty of readers like myself who loved the former EW style of reporting on more interesting art house movies and quirky entertainment news. I stress the word entertainment versus pop news about people who are simply famous for being famous on social media.
Baby boomers such as myself have disposable income for periodicals and frequent movie- going.
I would love to see ET appeal to loyal followers of many years instead of trying to follow that ridiculous movie and TV attempt to appeal to younger consumers who think that everything interesting in the universe began with their own birth!


title: A+++++

text: I was hesitant on ordering. I thought Prevention was something for older people. I am in my 20's and have to say I can't wait for the next issue to arrive. The information, stories, & product reviews are so helpful. I also love how the<br />mag is not to big I can stick it in my bag if Im going somewhere doesn't take any xtra space. Lov it!!!!


title: Good bargain

text: Loved the articles & at a low price.


I haven't received my first magazine yet.  But I have previously read and love this magazine.


title: Perfect for tweens

text: My daughter lives this magazine. Talks about real middle school issues and offers great advice#!#Arrived quicker than expected!!


title: Tricky tactics

text: I was excited to see what this magazine was all about, so I sent in a postcard saying that I could try an issue free and if I liked it, it would be $12 for a year's subscription, plus you would receive a free diaper bag even if you cancelled.  Shortly after, I received a payment invoice that said they would send me the diaper bag only after they received my payment AND the price was $15 instead of $12!  They had added $3 for shipping and handling that was not originally indicated.  I know $3 isn't much, but it does end up making the price 25% more than they lead you to believe.  I just felt like it was an really dishonest way of doing business, so I immediately cancelled my subscription online.


title: They make it very difficult to cancel your subscription

text: The content is decent. They definitely have their bias woven through a lot of issues on matters around the world, which is fine unless you want a more objective news source. The reason they get two stars is that it is a painstaking process to cancel your subscription. There is no where to do it on the app or on the website you have to call and sit on the phone with them to cancel.


title: Not good enough to wipe with.

text: More Pravda from the communist agenda of taking over the country. Anyone with two iq points to rub together saw right through here Soros prepared speech. She's burned more carbon in a year than her entire classmates will in their adulthood.


title: Ugh.

text: I was very excited over this purshase but I haven't been able to download the digital copy and haven't revived the magazine or bag yet.


title: Getting better...

text: Love the new fashion trend articles. It's getting better, but it's not quite there yet. Could use a bit more professional and interesting graphic design. The patterns could be more useful and unique. Starting to get better. Really liking the new editor! Kudos for him in a major way.


title: Standards

text: Knits is the standard to which I hold all other knitting and crocheting, and for that matter, all crafts and DIY magazines. It's that well done: thoughtful, clarified, and styley.


title: High quality, first issue arrived early, awesome content for 10-year-old

text: I studied Spanish for a long time and wanted to share my knowledge of the language with my 5th grader who was learning a bit in school. This is not for a beginner of Spanish; it’s what a tween Spanish kid would be reading in Spain. With guidance, it is an awesome resource, nonetheless.


title: Problems with the Telco... Not All Access At All!

text: I had to quit the subscription because in need of a wifi router I made up my mind to buy a Netgear N750, but I was discouraged by the reviews of Roberto and Harold...


title: Much more than design

text: Each magnolia issue is dedicated to a topic, such as 'relax'. The articles are thought provoking and the first thing I reach for when my new issue comes! Probably my favorite magazine EVER!


title: Good - but wait!

text:
If you see Shutterbug on a news stand you might think it is a typical photo mag for amateurs. The usual heavy emphasis on product reviews and how to articles. In fact the content is very much biased towards professionals. Lots of stuff beyond the interests and capabilities of the average non-pro photographer. e.g. If you want to submit stuff for their challenges they want prints.

However there is a lot of good in it for the rest of us. It is certainly educational.

For my money the best part is in the recommendations of web sites of top class photographers. A real source of inspiration.


title: gift

text: I love ti so much it was a great gift and a surprise. I just had it renewed.again this year


Learn a lot about how marijuana benefits can help


title: Would love to have a gift card

text: This is a Christmas gift for my granddaughter.  Would love to have a gift card.


title: National Geo in espanol

text: I received one magazine and thought it was great, but I have not received any others. $30 for one magazine is a bit steep! I see that there is another reviewer that says the magazine never made it to their mailbox either, so I'd think twice before subscribing to this magazine.


title: Never stodgy

text: Love the photography, stories, info. Written for women who are in their 40's and up without being staid, boring or conservative.


title: Just Wonderful!

text: Like another reviewer noted, the first issue arrived to me *much* earlier than expected: a full two months in advance of the date I was told to expect it.  I could not be more thrilled.  Thank you!


title: Always relevant and highly readable

text:
I enjoy and appreciate Moment Magazine more than any other.  Robert Siegel's writing is always outstanding.  The opinion pages are exceptional as are the feature stories. I recommend this magazine to everyone, Jewish and non.

Thoughtful, very well presented and highly professional.


title: Great

text: I’m a professional chef, I always get something from this magazine


title: Happy to subscribe

text: Great insight on trending beers, beer reviews and very well written articles about interesting topics


title: I like it

text: Very informative and practical


title: Perfect Fit

text: Light of Consciousness is exactly the type of magazine I was searching for.  The articles are short, well written and easy to understand.  Keep up the good work.


title: One Star

text: crappy humour, subpar content and really not as advertised..the issue is also printed on low quality paper


title: The best

text: Best mag ever


title: This is not the comprehensive Discover of the past.

text: It's not the comprehensive Discover I loved in the past. I have deep dislike of the number and size of advertisements and the brevity of the articles. I subscribe because I am interested in most of articles.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Encouraging Magazine for Christian Wives & Homemakers

text: I appreciate that this magazine encourages me as a "keeper at home" (as it says in Titus 2). I always look forward to its arrival and find not only spiritual encouragement and edification, but also many helpful tips for household things such as baking, laundry, organization, etc.


title: Not the same as the newstand; save your money

text: I love Newsweek.  When I see it on the stands it looks so interesting.  Unfortunately, I cannot say the same for the product purchased here which is not the same product at all.  It contains no content since it does not ever arrive.  Kristin n of customer service does not provide any service at all.  We will wait 1 more week before canceling.


title: Four Stars

text: Keeps me up to date


title: I like the coupon

text: The magzine is OK. I like it beacause it has some coupons (such as gymboree), which is useful especaily during holiday season.


title: Don't use it much.

text: Don't really use it that much because I don't have a tablet.


title: HGTV Magazine

text: Love it.  Lots of great ideas for decorating.  Just found some drapes I love from a story in the magazine.


title: Now runs sex ads

text: I just cancelled my subscription and recommended that my daughter cancel the one I bought for my 14 year-old grandson.  For some reason Ziff-Davis marketers think that  full page ads selling sex videos are appropiate for PC magazine. (Dec 27, 2005, p 122 if you want to check it out).  Previous issues had partial page ads selling "sex pheremones" which I could almost overlook, but full pages scantily clad lap dancers is over the line.


title: Disappointed consumer

text: I only received 3 issues of this magazine and I signed up for 6 months.


title: EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED

text: EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED!!  The ads in this magazine are ridiculous not only in amount but in topic.  This is my first issue and there are 3 TOBACCO ads, one of which covers a two page spread alone, multiple adult toy ads, a hepatitis/medical ad, just to name a few.  I expected a science magazine not smut.  Very thankful I only paid $5.00 for this subscription and will be contacting the company to see if I can get a refund.


title: Quality Fashion Magazine

text: I love the fact that Bazaar is the fashion magazine for every woman. From your 20s to 70s, Bazaar helps you create looks that you will love, but that are also age relevant. How many fashion magazines go beyond 21? This is probably the only glossy that appeals to gen X and baby boomers. Bazaar is a classy fashion magazine that I would highly recommend!


title: Marie Claire Had Better Days

text: I used to be an avid fan of Marie Claire magazine, but over the last few years its gotten thinner and poorer in quality content. What used to be in-depth articles about real women, now they have wise-guy(or er girl) "essays" with minimal to zero relevance to the topic. Even their fashion and beauty sections lost quality. They used to give you a lot of useful fashion information for every woman, like figure flattery tips, splurge vrs steal. But now its just a mish-mash of clothes that aren't even stylish. Sure they have a few articles about women around the world, but most of the content in the magazine could be forgotten. I would recommend this magazine for those looking for pure entertainment, but not for those looking for relevant information.


title: Irritated

text: I must say that I have always enjoyed FINE COOKING, but it was more than irritating that I had to pay extra to get the magazine on-line, and when I asked if they had an app for my iPad, there was another charge.  I am thinking about canceling my subscription for this reason alone.  How greedy can you get!!!


title: EXCITED TO RECEIVE MAGAZINE.

text: I WATCH FOOD NETWORK DAILY.


title: Happy

text: Love it lots of great recipes!❤


title: pool service

text: i only got 2 issues 1 and half years ago, then it stopped, so I called Muse customer services twice, every time, they promised to make up the missing one, but I never get it. I am running out of energy of chasing after. Not worth of my money.


title: Perfect but heavy

text: This tree is full and well-lit. I was very pleased.


title: Very Disapponting

text: I purchased this magazine in July and was told that I would receive it in October and that Amazon had no control over this. Then why are you selling it???


title: Very Disappointing


title: Gutted like a fish.

text: This magazine hasn't been worth a gob of spit since Bob Guccione Jr. was forced out.  Since his departure, the entire look of the magazine has changed.  The photography, which used to be fantastic, is now sub-par and lifeless--with a cheap, barely trying aesthetic that seems to be everywhere these days (if you're looking for comparisons, think those Calvin Kline TV commercials from about five years back that got them into so much trouble).  As far as the bands they now cover, they seem to be taking their queues from MTV (where you can scarcely find a video anymore).  And there is so much filler and non-music related material, you might forget that you're reading a MUSIC magazine.  Even the record reviews have changed--SPIN is a LOT more generous with the 8, 9, and 10 ratings than they used to be.  The focus of their reviews now seems to be moving product--why I have no idea.  Bob Guccione Jr. is sorely missed.


title: High Five for little ones

text: High Five was purchased for my 3 yr. old great granddaughter. She loves getting her own mail and enjoys the activities. Also promotes good family time as all of us work withh her.


title: I am leaving BA after more than 20 years

text: I have been a subscriber of BA for over 20 years and still have some collector’s issues I saved and use as reference.  The earliest I have is the May 1999 issue focused on Provence.  As an avid reader and supporter of BA, I devoured every issue as soon as each hit my mailbox and have subscribed to the online version as well. Many of my everyday meals and special dinners came from or were inspired by its pages.  Not that I expect all things to remain the same, but for the last several years, the focus has been less and less on food most people can cook or ingredients readily obtainable.  The entire focus has been redirected toward a younger group and has taken on a political vibe that has never existed before in the magazine.  I now find myself sometimes looking through it and not seeing a single recipe I want to try.  I have been struggling with whether to retain the subscription.  There is a new editor.  I intend to finish out the subscription I have and see if it improves under new leadership.  My fingers are crossed and hope she leads it back to focus on delicious food and drink that most of us can make for our families and friends from ingredients to which we have reasonable access.


title: cant compare to The Bloomsbury Reveiw and other serious reviews

text: The reviewers in this magazine sometimes hit the mark and write with style and insight, but also there are many shallow and cheap shot reviews that are very anemic wanna-be's of true cultural wits like Mencken and Updike. Some of the reviewers suppositions sound as though they are grad student interns, and havent yet lived long in the field of writing to form seasoned viewpoints that are supportable. I'd pass on this superficial pop culture mag, and save your money to buy books that nourish you.


title: Five Stars

text: My grandniece is enjoying it!


title: Southern style living with lots of Southern charm mixed in

text: I love Southern Living magazine.  Great recipes, beautiful old South homes and design ideas for me to consider from how their interiors are decorated.<br /> Lovely geographical areas visited and all the more meaningful now that I have actually moved South to Florida.  It's the one magazine I don't want to do without.  Love that Southern charm and hospitality lurking within this magazine's pages.


title: Great mag!

text: I have been hooked for a while on this magazine. ordered it and first issues arrived in 2 weeks, great magazine.


title: Was hoping my child would read more...

text: My son is 12 and reads under his grade level. We are looking for things that he is interested in reading so we can bring up his comprehension. The actual readable content of this magazine is very little and is comprised primarily of picture captions. Waste of money and time.


title: and I love the fact that it is really news rather than ...

text: I read EW every week, and I love the fact that it is really news rather than gossip.


title: What used to be a very well written and intelligent magazine and now going reaching for the low common ...

text: Wired's content has become poorer and poorer over the years.  What used to be a very well written and intelligent magazine and now going reaching for the low common denominator on a more frequent basis.  There still are excellent and engaging articles, but the ratio of Buzzfeed-like attention grabbers is too high for my liking.  I won't be renewing my subscription.


title: quick fun science and technology briefs

text: I had subscribed for years from the '70s and then got caught up in work and engineering journals.  I tried a year of Popular Mechanics through an Amazon offer, but didn't like it much outside quirky aircraft stories.  PS "how it works" illustrations quickly convey essential concepts without the depth of a lengthy paper.  Web links can expand particularly interesting topics.  Wired magazine has a similar appeal.  Intriguing entertainment!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great price and it came a month sooner than I was told.


title: Not worth the money

text: Nothing like the InStyle magazine I remember, will not renew subscription


title: nice

text: My wife and I loved every issue that we received. My wife and I will be renewing our subscription to this magazine.


title: FINALLY

text: A magazine my children love as much as I do!!!  We homeschool and love to plan lessons around all the fun articles and recommended activities.  My children look forward to each and every copy.  And guess what???  NO ADS!!!


title: I'm going to say it again

text: The previous reviews have said it all...but it can't hurt to say it again...this magazine is a waste...it is filled with jokes, ads and animals frequently dressed up in silly outfits.  SO SO SO disappointing because I am a huge National Geographic fan.  For those who want a good quality magazine for their children, subscribe to ASK Magazine.


title: Just love this magazine

text: It came on time, Just love this magazine, it gives you a lot of information about yoga and healthy living and nice true stories about people struggling with their health and life.


title: I Like the Large Size

text: I agree with the positive reviews appearing about this magazine, and echo their reasons. But I also like the large size. It makes the photos clear, and they can fit on one page what would have required two pages in the sister magazine, Cooks Illustrated. There is more room for sidebars with extremely useful information, also. I think the size is a plus.


title: Mikey Likes It

text: This is the second year I have purchased a subscription to Nickelodeon for my son who is now 11.  Not only does he read it from cover to cover, he shares it with his friends at school.  It is well worth the money, not only because he enjoys reading it, but because it gives him something to look forward to each month.


title: Fantastic gift for any cook!

text: I have given this as a gift to many people and everyone loves it! A Gift that keeps on giving.  What could be better?


title: Interesting, entertaining and useful

text: Brain World is such a wonderful magazine. It contains all the most up to date information about the brain. There's always a good balance of top neuroscience with entertainment (fun celebrity profiles and their work with the human mind) and practical tools & tips for realizing the great value of your brain. It is a visionary magazine, bringing attention to our huge potential as human beings, our natural desire to help others and the earth, and new ways for actualizing it in our lives.


title: price justified?

text: For everyones money added in with the ads inside the flopsy pages derived from tissues, where one can not even begin to read the few articles because fonts are the size of a new born flea! You would think it would be made from card stock with big beautiful glossy articles with hardly any full page ads..... oh wait how much did the printer cost to change everything to cheap cheap cheap I bet it cost my FIVE Dollars! wonder what they did with the ad money for surely they didnt put it in production!


title: where is it at

text: subscribed over a month still no magazine. looks like in this when they get a subscription all they have to do is put a stamp on it and mail it. send me some back copies or something. acknowledge my existence.


title: One Star

text: couldn't return


title: Great magazine.

text: Great images and stories behind the images. Super high quality printing really show off the photographic work.


title: No True

text: This is not a true rating because this magazine was ordered for my grandaughter and has not been recieved yet.


title: good articles

text: ok


title: A magazine minus content

text:
I remember Rolling Stone as an awesome magazine with great backgrounders on stars and albums (late 1990s), which I have not had a look at since...thus the purchase of 12 months for $1 (really, for one dollar, why not?)  I've been saddened to find Rolling Stone to be a shell of its former self and filled with useless fluff...one interview, one superficial profile of the world's environmental situation...and that was about it!  I cannot express how happy I am to have only paid one dollar for the year, with an opt-out option of the automatic renewal...

As always, no complaints about Amazon though!


title: mindless

text: unless you want to be inundated with every last word about climate change or whaever this magazine is useless. wasnt this way 20 years ago


title: Articles are spot on and really help motivate you to ...

text: Articles are spot on and really help motivate you to explore New York State. Hunting and Fishing is a way of life and for New Yorkers, this is a must have magazine.


title: waterfowl magazine

text:
Excellent magazine for both novices and experts.
Covers off decoy placement, equipment reviews, wetland conservation.
While focused on the US good coverage of Canada.


title: Great for new tech ideas.

text: Makes it easy to keep up with new developments in the next new thing.  Recommend for anyone who has a desire to learn about new products.


title: Happy with ease of subscription

text: So we already enjoy this magazine, but I sent a gift subscription to my sister and I was very happy with the ease of being able to do my subscription through Amazon! The magazine arrived exactly when it was estimated to. No fuss no muss! Great!


title: Five Stars

text: Great paper


title: Great Magazine

text: What a great magazine to get for your wife.  With it's in depth insight to the mind of a mature woman, you can't go wrong!


title: Only received 3 issues total

text: Says 6 issues for a 12 month subscription but only received 3 issues total when my subscription was over.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Five Stars

text: Love it. Would like to renew.


title: good recipes and articles, nice photos

text: see above, purchased thru Amazon, always reliable. good recipes, articles, photos. Good adjunct to Facebook great tv shows & personalities


title: Excellent Gaming Journalism and retains Integrity

text:
Epilouge: First off, I would like to say the people that dislike EGM for it's writing are crazy. These people say that EGM is a magazine for little kids and the articles are immature and potty mouthed. They are only 1/4 right. Sure the gaming industry is predominantly in the 18 and under crowd, but teenagers don't bash TIME magazine for being too adult. I'm just saying that most, if not all the articles in EGM are for both adult and kid readers. Just don't say that EGM [is bad] for being what it is: a great magazine.
Now my review: EGM is a magazine that is dedicated to bring the readers and non-biased veiw on the gaming world today. They include many balenced features that other gaming magazines don't include. The reviews are 3 person based and provide much insite on to why the game reviewed is fun and well made. They also never review an import or incomplete game. They want the reader to feel like they can buy a game without hesitation or anger if the game is not up to their expectations.
The previews are also just as good. Most are shot paragraphs of what the upcomming game will be like, what it will feature, and how far along it is. These previews are never ahcking at why it will ... or not. They keep it upbeat and hope for the best out of "X" game.
The rest of the magazone is the usual flare. The top selling games of the month, game release dates, editors voice, pictures (oh the pictures!) codes, cheats, and so on. The two special articles are the gamers letters and the writers veiws.
The gamers letters are often a bread basket of the old and the young gamers alike. What they say are not often the majorities views, but are refreshing and worth a laugh or two none the less. The editors last word is probably the most different of any gaming magazine. This is where they talk about the gaming industry, the gamers, etc. It shows the reader that the writers are people too. They have views, opinions and feelings. Although they are not too serious, they are very insightful and summarize the magazines overall appeal.
Overall, EGM is a magazine for any gamer. Although adult in execution, the product is for anyone looking for a quality product. ...EGM is substance and style. ..


title: Wholesome Christian magazine for children AND adults!

text: It is such a blessing not to have to worry  about my children reading this magazine!  It is God-honoring, wholesome and informative.  They write articles that are not dumb-downed or overloaded with visuals like most childrens material nowadays.  It harkens back to a time when children were better educated with higher standard standards.  My children are so excited whenever they find that their painting or drawing has made it to one of their printed issues.  Unfortunately  most parents cannot appreciate this type of magazine anymore, but if this is what you are looking for, you will not be disappointed.  I should also mention that this magazine is not just for children and I cannot imagine ever letting our subscription go.


title: UNRELIABLE

text: I ordered a six issue subscription in December of 2019 for my 12 year old son who is a huge star wars fan.  It is now July, and the last issue he got was in February.  Nothing else has show up since so for the high price paid for the magazine right now it is not worth it.  Very dissatisfied


title: Excellent Liberal publication

text: If you are  a liberal and enjoy well-thought out pieces on such various issues as Iraq to Azerbajin, this is the magazine for you. As I liberal, I look forward to every issue. Nearly every article is informative and interesting. Do not give this to a close-minded conservative. An open-minded one maybe.


title: Loved by kids!

text: The kids love it.  The 7 year old loves them the most and is excited each month.


title: Great reading for kids!

text:
My nephew loves the magazine and looks forward to receiving it every month!

So glad I ordered it for him.  Just renewed for second year❤


title: EXCELLENT

text: This magazine is EXCELLENT for anyone interested in bear hunting. Every isue is packed with a ton of information from just getting started to a well seasoned hunter its got it all. if your interested in bear hunting you CANT find a better magazine.


title: Huge disappointment!

text: Waste of money.


title: gift review

text: Ordered this as a gift for someone who loves old cars & is refurbishing an old Chevy truck...he loves this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves that I renew this for him every year!


title: good articles for country people.

text: interesting


title: Five Stars

text: Instructive as usual..


title: Good magazine

text: Good magazine - we were looking for more animals from wisconsin - liked outdoor wisconsin better - if you hunt out west - you would probably like this magazine better


title: Good wisconsin Magazine

text: Got this for my dad for a christmas present.  He liked this magazine the best because it had actual places in wisconsin (his home) that he could relate to instead of the other fish magazines & hunting magazines that had animals from all over that he doesn't hunt, fish or even see.


title: Reading is fundamental

text: Love to read Essence magazines and for the low price I received for the subscription makes it more enjoyable.


title: great buy!

text: I have subscribed to CL for a year now and just renewed. I really enjoy this magazine and read it cover to cover every month. I have yet to make a recipe from there that my boyfriend and I have not enjoyed. I also like how they show you how to lighten up your favorite foods. Each recipe includdes a caloric and nutrient breakdown, which is great if you are dieting.


title: Buy It At A News Stand

text: The magazine is actually quite good and I picked it up for my mom for a few years. The problem came when I finally subscribed. They haven't sent one issue! Repeated correspondence with the magazine has gone unanswered.<br />Buyer BEWARE!


title: I loved it!

text: I am president of the local coin club and use this paper for articles of interest to my club members. Each week I read in its columns articles about how to collect, storage of coins, list of coin shows going on, ads from other collectors, and some sell prices on popular circulating/ non-circulating coins. Its a coin collectors heaven-  besides your price was the lowest I found online.


title: Five Stars

text: Recipient loves it


title: Five Stars

text: Terrific categorized subjucts


Haven't received my first copy, however have enjoyed prior issues at my chiropractor's office.


title: Excellence Porsche Magazine

text: Bought the magazine for my step-dad who had just bought a porsche that year and he loves the magazine.  Has very cool and useful information and is not all about one model but more about the entire brand.  Perfect for anyone who owns or is looking to own a porsche.


title: what a great magazine!

text: First for Women really is a great magazine.  It is made for real women, not stick people with fascinating lives.  Just the basics and tips for good living and real ideas of how to dress and feel good about yourself, diet, recipes it's all good!


title: Great for inspiration!

text: Tons of recipes, great photos. Always lots of inspiration!


This is a good magazine - not great but good. Unfortunately their subscription service is abominable. Their electronic version crashes doesn't work or claims you have to download a non-existent "new version". For a while I either received two magazines or no magazine. Their subscription model is more complicated that the U.S. tax return. I finally got so fed up I cancelled my subscription of 10 years. I don't know who is managing their subscriptions but they should be jailed.

If you want a copy, buy it at the corner news stand. Do not subscribe.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the journalism and have subscribed for years.


title: THE most comprehensive resource for homeschooling

text: The only home education magazine that includes the entire homeschooling community offering great how-to advice for everyone from beginners to experienced homeschoolers who have been educating their own children for years.  There is a lot of seasoned advice for encouraging all children to learn and grow into capable, well-rounded, well-educated adults.  There simply is no better home education magazine for parents who want to learn about homeschooling or find information and resources.


title: Too political

text: Lately, their issues have been way too political.  If I wanted to read about politics, I'd buy a political magazine.  Would be better if they kept to makeup and skin/haircare, as they used to, since they'd be the only major magazine that does so.  Also, they should focus more on real women.  I don't even look at the pictorial layouts they present towards the back every month; because, the makeup and clothing they feature are always so bizarre and not anything anyone I know would wear.  I find myself more and more reading just the ads and then going on Pininterest for makeup and fashion ideas.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love the recipes and so do my family and friends.  Can't wait to read it when it arrives.  Will definitely renew.


title: Best Health Magazine alive

text: Life Extensions has the best scientific research, of any institution on the planet. You don't have to just trust the vitamin company that it works, they have the signs to back it up that it does


title: Dont waste your money. 4 issues per year, get real.

text: Too much adverising. Backwoods Home magazine is way better.


title: Well done digital version

text: I started with just the print subscription for this magazine, but almost only read the digital one now on my Kindle. I think it's really well done and the app functions smoothly - unlike the one for Sunset Magazine, for example.


title: great read

text: If your a hunter this is the magazine for you. if you are a fisher this is also great magazine for you


title: Traditional magazine

text: Hunting


title: Five Stars

text: So up to date and never cheesy.


title: UNCLEAR AUTOMATIC RENEWAL ON MAGAZINE

text: I had no idea that Yankee magazine would be renewed if I did take initiative to cancel it. I thought I was getting only the one year of the magazine that I ordered. There was no reminder. I DO NOT WANT the second year of the magazine but apparently I'm stuck with it. The only email I did get was not a reminder of renewal, but a statement telling me that I am renewed, like it or not. I tried to cancel the second year and I was told I couldn't because it was "shipped". Well the delivery date is September 30, 2013. If Amazon had honest business practices, they certainly would honor my request for something that would be delivered four months into the future. Amazon sent me a "we're sorry . . . " automatic email directing me to Synapse and they, in turn, directed me to Amazon with: Unfortunately, your request needs to be handled directly by Amazon." I loved using Amazon. But Amazon's business practices are getting pretty shaky.


title: Haven't received one in months

text: I've only received two copies of this magazine.  I ordered it in December, and it's now August.  No idea what happened.