title: Kitchen Sink Redemption

text:
In recent years, Get Martha Stewart has become one of our nation's pastimes.  From the feds to hamstrung kitchenistas, all have lined up for a piece of this nouveau icon and is it really a surprise?  The backlash had been building for some time--weary were the legions of housewives and gay men unable to keep pace with the exacting standards set forth on her morning show, and the seeming mountains of magazines and how-to books.  When the queen of household perfection went to jail, a collective sigh echoed throughout the land.

All the bad publicity obscured the fact that in 2003 her company launched a new publication called Everyday Food.  Difficult to recognize as a stepchild of Martha Stewart Living--on early issues, her name appears in the magazine world's version of fine print--it literally snuck onto newsstands with barely a whimper.  It's a shame because this slip of a magazine is the antithesis of the glossy tome that filled many a reader with apoplexy.  Everyday Food accomplishes something I never thought I'd see: a recipe book that's actually useful, presenting delicious dishes that for the most part, are do-able no matter how late you get home from the office.  Rarely do they require an excess of time, or ingredients that have to be shipped from in Timbuktu.

The layout is gloriously simple.  A glance at the table of contents reveals five sections: pasta, more main dishes, sides and dessert.  The variable fifth part might include suggestions on light meals, using the seasons as a guide--for instance, soups and stews get showcased in winter, while in summer attention turns to salads and seasonal vegetables.

For time challenged people who love to cook, the biggest revelation is the minimum prep.  While no one can rival Martha for organization--yes, most of your chopping can be done while you wait for the water to boil--some of these dishes actually come in under time, like the creamy polenta.  Watching those calories?  I discovered dishes requiring olive oil or butter could be made with the recommended portions of fat reduced, like the shrimp with garlic and lemon.  Unlike a lot of recipes, these don't suffer terribly if you're missing an ingredient or two.  Sautéed Broccoli Rabe is nice with the toasted pine nuts, but if they're not readily available, the other ingredients (lemon zest, salt and pepper) provide plenty of potent flavors.

Culinary techniques and housekeeping get their due (the cult of Martha isn't entirely dead).  Sprinkled throughout the booklets are informative pages on ingredients and equipment care (the section's title phrase, "What is it?" has become a buzzword in our household) that will benefit even the seasoned cook.  If you think couscous is a clever name for someone's poodle, a page covering the grades and methods of preparation will put you in the know, while a primer on vinaigrettes got me out of my salad dressing rut, inspiring me to incorporate unconventional ingredients (cinnamon works great as a pepper substitute).  I was grateful for the tips on wrought iron skillet care (coarse salt as a cleaning agent-who knew?), and you'll swear that your mother wrote the section on how to achieve perfect egg whites.

Everyday Food isn't perfect - included are time-eating wrestling matches with phyllo dough, and a recipe for chicken enchiladas made with corn tortillas that is a mini opera (could someone tell me how to keep the tortillas from breaking when you roll them?).  The Martha of old also lives in the baking sections; Brownie Hearts and Brownie Bites are classic examples of an idea overworked - this type of food engineering telegraphs that we're un-chic philistines to settle for a simple tray of brownies cut in squares.  Thankfully most of Everyday Food is free of such excess.  Humbled by her recent experiences, maybe Martha is finally thinking about the little people.  And that's a good thing.


title: A day late and a dollar short

text: The mag is pretty good, although I think they rate games too high. My real complaint is that the magazine is always late!


title: Five Stars

text: Always the highest intellectual and artistic standards.


title: The Economist Magazine

text: The magazine is extraordinary. Well-written, researched in depth, international flaver avoids blind U.S.-centric views. This subscription service doesn't provide for renewals. You just receive another magazine on top of the first one.


title: Nice temporary deal.

text: Good price for 6 issues (plus digital) and a hat. I won't be continuing my subscription though. I hadn't read wired in a while but had always enjoyed it in the past so I thought I'd give them another try. This mag is now packed with ads. I don't know if this has reduced the content any, but for $24 a year at regular price I don't want this many ads. If they drop the regular price I'll probably come back because I actually think this is better than it was the last time I read it.  Good informative stuff. Drop some ads or drop the price. They can't have it both ways in my opinion.


title: Time

text: Good overall magazine of events and stories of what is happening in the country and around the world today.  Written in easily undrstandable diction


title: A waste

text: I didn’t get anything


title: Slowest delivery time EVER

text: I ordered this subscription close to 2 months ago but have yet to get the first Issue. However I recieved the first issues of the other two magazines that I ordered AT THE SAME TIME (Nintendo Power & PSM) almost 2 weeks ago. I am very disappointed.


title: One Star

text: Had Issues Receiving Subscription Confirmation and Special Gift Associated with Purchase.


title: One Star

text: Not enough tennis gear info more like People mag


Forbes Magazine has changed for the worse over the past few years.  I was so disappointed with the magazine that I cancelled my subscription after reading two editions.  The positive was the way Amazon handled the cancellation and refund.


title: This is the larger model.

text: A very detailed model that displays well.


title: Five Stars

text: Great ... Great service


title: Not funny anymore

text: I wouldn't recommend this magazine not really funny anymore.  Mostly anti-trump and when people want to get away from politics it brings your right back.


title: Review Currently Incomplete

text: I have received the Highlander in the past, but had difficulty re-newing my subscription through Amazon and getting it delivered to the correct address.  This time, I just ordered a "new" subscription.  I enjoy the articles and photographs.<br />I have not received the next journal, so I cannot comment on delivery with this current subscription.


title: Thank you, Reader's Digest!

text: It's really nice that there is a large print version available.


title: pretentious....

text:
the language in many of the articles is very good.. but the content in general is pretentious and irrelevant.

have to be one of those smug people who would enjoy the smell of their own flatulence (courtesy: south park) to enjoy this magazine as a regular read.


title: Out Magazine

text: I normally purchase this magazine when I'm in a coffee shop or trying to pass the time, it's great having it sent to me every month. I can stay up on issues and media coverage in gay culture. Love this magazine.


title: not as good as it used to be

text: I have been a fan of MSL for 7 years now, and although I will keep buying it along with MS Kids, I do fing they have started to print articles that have been on the magazines on previous years or issues, and it is so annoying. Why would you want to read about the same topic or craft TWICE??? I also agree on the ads, they are SOOO annoying and it bugs me that they are always on the left hand page. If it goes on like this, I will probably have to start browsing through the magazine before buying it, instead of grabbing it and heading straight to the cashier.


title: Bullseye

text: Been looking for this. Very informative.


title: Just the BEST

text: I have a one yr old who enjoys Babybug and a 2 yr old who enjoys Ladybug. These are just THE BEST children's publications. We save every Babybug for posterity because the art is fantastic. Can't recommend these enough to family and friends.


title: Great recipes. Easy to follow

text: Great recipes. Easy to follow, even for someone not very skilled in cooking! Recipes are healthy and delicious. These magazines are my go-to when entertaining guests.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful magazine, with long, informative articles and beautiful photos.


title: very satisfying

text:
as a new subscriber i have only gotten one issue of under the radar. however the one issue i have recieved is fantastic. it has pages of great reviews and a very in-depth story on the cover artist. there is virtually no filler and there's page after page of stories on up and coming talent and lesser known musicians. this also isn't a magazine that you breeze through in 20 minutes and never look at again. my only complaint about this magazine is it's quarterly publication, i wish i could have one every month.

under the radar is worth the money to subscribe


title: a great ps3 oriented magazine.

text:
i remember amazon putting this on promo for $10 for a year(12 issues), so i subscribed because gameinformer just doesnt do it for me and if indeed PSM is terrible i wont feel bad subscribing because i got it cheap.
so after about 6-7 weeks i got my first issue, it was a long wait but it is very typical to every magazine.

i found this magazine to be great, especially if you are looking for lots of ps3 games news.
the magazine has the MOST articles about the ps3 exclusive games that you cannot find in any other magazine. and for that reason alone i gave this magazine a 5 star. gameinformer is a good magazine too, but the most of the time the games they cover and write long articles about are not really the games that interests me, and most of the time i dont agree how they review and rate games. i really like how PSM rates games(multiplats and ps3 only), most of the time i agree on how they rate the games. again if you like ps3 exclusive games(of course they cover multiplats too) this is the right magazine to get, now my april issue came(its mar 11 as i wrote this) its got Ratchet an clank all 4 for 1 in the cover and the article about it was great. they have put in humor in articles and is very well detailed. they also wrote an article about NGP, Last Guardian and UNCharted 3 and more. and those games are like 10months from being released. so if you like every news ps3 related this magazine is the one to get. this is a must have for every ps3 owners.


title: Great magazine!

text: Gave a four star, due to the price otherwise a 5/5.


title: Love it

text: Love this magazine


title: Magnifikids is a great way to encourage children to prepare for, follow during, and do activities after the mass

text: The very nicely organized booklet that is easy for children to use and various ways to bring their faith into their daily life and to understand the many facets of our wonderful faith!  Very highly recommended, especially for children who love to read and do activities.


title: Thank you for being courageous and shining a light on ...

text:
Thank you for being courageous and shining a light on the ridiculous and pure evil.
Let us all support the very important privilege of being able to speak freely.  Thank you
to Charlie Hebdo.


title: Five Stars

text: A must have..


title: Great magazine

text: Lots of interesting articles and reviews. I initially bought just for the TV listings for CPTV. However I find that not only myself but others in my family enjoy looking through the magazine. Will definely be renewing this.


title: Great magazine for anyone to enjoy

text: Great magazine for anyone to enjoy, but especially if you're a NC resident, frequent visitor and/or fan..... been reading it off-and-on for many years....Excellent!


title: Great magazine

text: Just got my first issue. I love the magazine. Just wish it came out twice a month!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent reading


title: Great magazine!

text: Great magazine!! I've learned a lot of things, all articles are so interesting, can not wait for another issue to arrive to learn something new.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Five Stars

text: good no problem


title: Shipping is hard (apparently)

text: We signed up for two years, 6 issues per year. In those two years, we got maybe three or four issues. The ones that did come our daughter did read, but when I asked her if she wanted to continue to get it she said "no." So three stars on the magazine, but 1 star for their ability to deliver the magazine, two overall. And that's probably generous.


title: It doesnt get any better!

text: You will not find a better collection of outstanding recipes anywhere else. If you are a foodie then look no further. This is the ultimate group of recipes you have always been looking for. I subscribe online which makes it even more convenient if you want to search for particular recipes.


Kindle format more expensive than print?


title: Quiltmaker is Wonderful

text: In my opinion Quiltmaker is a magazine I won't ever be without.  If I could only have one quilt magazine subscription, it would be Quiltmaker.  I love it and would recommend it to every quilt maker.


title: Harder to read on e books

text: Too many ads--<br />-print rather small. I would like more articles pertaining to choices I can make for a healthy lifestyle. I guess that is why they send you a printed copy also.


title: Five Stars

text: Absolutely outstanding publication!!


title: Woman's Day Magazine

text: Cheaper than buying it every month at the grocery store!  Can't wait to start receiving it by mail every month.


title: worth every penney.... will save big $'s...

text: the bible for being a good informed consumer, everything from 401k's to the latest in auto's, now they just gotta start including motorcycle reviews.... ;)


title: cream of the crop...

text: been getting this magazine for years... this is the top of the line motorcycle mag, bar none! this mag is kinda the equivalent of consumer reports for motorcycles... no ads, no pandering to manufacturers or advertisers... cuts right to the chaise... unbiased reports on bikes, equipment, parts, gear, ect... a must have for the true biker... ;)


Four Stars


title: Not for our times  Should be faded out

text: Pent house should be faded out. Not up to  date with the Tecnology. Pictures and articles are not interesting. I was disappointed.


title: Exactly what it says it is about 'Muscle' & 'Fitness'

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for three years and can say without a doubt, this delivers exactly what I expect - well organized and readable workout nutrition and supplementation articles supported by the latest research.  I think too many people expect this magazine to be more than that - it's not and that is why I love it!  They never stray from their core goal of providing great programs to help build your body.


title: Love it

text: This magazine is the best part of my weekend. It comes faithfully every Friday.  The bullseye is always a great ending to a great magazine.


title: Love this magazine

text: I just received my first issue. I love this magazine. It's inspiring and I find the articles to be very informative on different knitting techniques, wool information, and more. The only reason I give four stars instead of five is just because the patterns seem to include bigger items such as sweaters. I'd love to see more hat/scarf/mitts patterns, especially since this is a fall issue.


title: It arrived

text: In the beginning there was a delay receiving the magazine.  I think this may have been a problem with Amazon's subscription service.  After I started receiving the magazine I have enjoyed it very much.  As an artist it helps me keep track of what's going on in our area of the country and helps know where there may be opportunities.


title: be careful. Auto renewal without warning/reminder.

text: Our 3 yr old was not interested.  It is auto renewed.  There is no chance to cancel and there is no warning.


title: fun magazine

text: My husband loves getting this magazine.  He looks forward to it coming each time & reads it cover to cover.


title: More Veggie Entrees Please

text: I have subscribed to EDF since its beginning. In reviewing the back issues, there is an inevitable pattern. Lots of ways to cook chicken. A shrimp dish. Beef. Pork. Recently EDF recommended eating one (ONE!) vegetarian meal a week. The cost of livestock farming to the environment has been well documented. And I want to do my share. And yet, the age-old question: "What's for dinner?" which looms large... often by default leads to: chicken. shrimp. beef. pork. MSL has a real opportunity to shape people's buying and eating habits. EDF: Please! Give us more vegetarian ideas. I don't need to renew for more of the same.


title: mindless entertainment

text: I got this for only $1 as a promotion,and it's definitely worth that.  I keep it in my car to read when I am in the pickup line at my son's school.  Of course its trashy and gossipy, but I knew that to begin with, and perfectly worth $1 for the mindless entertainment I purchased it for :)


title: Great Business Newspaper.

text:
Finally a paper that has it all.  Excellent writing, great business articles and informed reporters.  It's nice to read a paper that's not left leaning and has an opinion page that actually states the truth.  Yes, it does have a tendency to be more right leaning, but it's because it's a paper that was founded on the basis of capitalism and doesn't long for the days of becoming a socialist republic like 98% of every other news media outlet.

Some of these other ads overplay the "right" leaning stance, but everything is extreme right when your a liberal, USA hating leftist.  Disregard those reviews and listen to me.


title: Five Stars

text: Outstanding magazine, no ads, no bias!


title: Cook's Illustrated is a fabulous resource

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for years. It is a wonderful resource, not just for recipes and what works and why, but for gadgets, kitchen wares, foods, etc. Another great thing is there are NO advertisements in this magazine. It is easy reading, interesting and full of great ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: Pages filled with lovely interiors and exteriors. I look forward to every new issue.


title: Great magazine

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for about 4 years, since I bought one of their recipe books in the supermarket and loved it. The recipes are excellent and are made to be prepared by home cooks, so you won't find lists of crazy ingredients and complex instructions.  I didn't subscribe to the magazine in the 90s so I can't comment on the changes, but I can say most of the ads are cooking related and they often have good recipes.


title: Did not want but they renewed

text: Did not enjoy not enough good article for a magazine of this type. tryed to cancel but no avail would not suguest even if you get it free.


title: One Star

text: only received about 4 magazine I do not want to renew it


title: I love AG Magazine! Da Bomb!

text:
This magazine is great! 1,000 stars!  :) =^..^=
  I love the crafts and everything!
  two of my favorite issues are the ones with
  an Interview about Courtney Jines,  11 [ star of spy kis 3-d game- over]  and an article about Alexa Vega[ Spy kids, Spy kids
2 , and Spy kids3-d game over.]
 In one Issue I saw cute Christmas crafts. So cute and Cool!
 My first Issue was January/ Feb. 2002.
 I remember the Skin quiz [ or somthing' like that.]
 [ in every issue:]:  It has HELP! from girls from the USA and/or other countries.
 I got my subscription as a Chanukah Gift.
 I love AG magazine!
I know you will, too!
 See my Reviews on The little mermaid two: Return to the sea
and  The care and keeping of you, AG.
P.P.S/ Note: Help! Is great advice.
Note: In WISCONSIN  at food stores or CVS/ drug  stores they sell AG magazine
[ I was at Copp's food store and my sister and I walked past
the Magazine rack, I saw the Summer Fun Issue.  The two other reviews  are 5 stars.
Please READ THEM!
 HAVE FUN!:)
:)

Happy reading and enjoy this magazine.
It's  double cool  100%!!
- Rachel =^..^=


title: annoying..

text: Had become another tool to peddle politics, without any leverage from both sides. annoying..


title: Penthouse

text: I was somewhat disappointed in this magazine after my prolonged absence from its pages. It was not quite the flair I remembered it to be.


title: Informative

text: I was, at first disappointed because the printing is after the fashion of a newspaper, but the information contained within the pages is very pertinent to the goat industry and very helpful to those who raise goats for the meat market.


title: This is the first renewal of this magazine I bought for my wife.

text: She likes it and it contains mostly down to earth recipes and cooking tips. At $4.50 per issue it is a little pricey; yet if it keeps my honey happy it is well worth it.


title: Great magazine

text: Good articles, excellent photography, great covers and a well laid out magazine. I thoroughly enjoy this magazine and look forward to the next issue.


title: Five Stars

text: Great ideas for jewelry designers as well as hobbiests that want inspiration and practical techniques that allow better works.


title: Automatic renewal with no notification

text: Just checked my credit card bill and noticed that they automatically renewed my subscription without sending any emails or mailed a renewal notification. When I called to cancel they would not refund the entire amount. Very unhappy with them.


title: INFORMATIVE

text: A perfect gift [that keeps on coming] for anyone interested in discovering beyond the practical.  I gave this to my son, who then passes them on to others [he is an inmate], who thirst for knowledge and good reading material.  He is totally satisfied with the publication [as is others].  This is one means to exercise an inmate's mental awareness and keep them in touch with the 'normal' world.


title: Zesty

text:
I've been reading this magazine since it started and find it to be WAY better than it's predecessor, "Sassy," which never quite did it for me.
Jane offers a typical woman's magazine (think "Cosmopolitan" or "Glamour"), but adds some flair to it.  While Cosmo always seemed to give off a "All women are sluts and should submit to men...and look sexy while they do it!" vibe, Jane's approach seems to be a little more intelligent and pro-women.  Yes, like the others, it obsesses over clothes, sex, and beauty, but it also focuses on politics, getting your life where you want it to be, and positive body image.
Some might be a little taken aback by the attitude -- a little feisty, often blunt -- but if you'd prefer that over a bunch of fluff (though there IS some fluff here and there), check Jane out.


title: Five Stars

text: Like it a lot..


title: Great

text: Awesome good articles


title: SPORTS COLLETORS DIGEST-WHAT HAPPENED?

text: I must admit I was SHOCKED when I received my first issue! Granted I have not seen it for years and years so I thought "lets subscribe again". Well my first issue came and there wre hardly ANY pages nor any articles , even the ads were skimpy. Dont waste your time subscribing.


title: Having a hard time reading on my Kindle, keeps ...

text: Having a hard time reading on my Kindle, keeps saying "loading" but doesn't. Never received the free tote bag either.


title: Mormon culture-centric, bland magazine. Slightly better than the Ward newsletter.

text:
The content and quality of this magazine is not all that interesting to folks outside mormon cultural norms. I quit my subscription after two issues.

If you are looking for something more diverse and informative of what goes on in Utah, good places to eat/drink (i.e. where the locals go), or places to visit/things to see then I recommend Salt Lake Magazine.


title: Three Stars

text: not enough about fishing the Pacific Northwest, gear used, and species available.


title: waste of money

text: Just an over priced catalogue , nothing useful for non home owners ,or people who do not have a lot of money for renovations.  Just paying money to see others brag about their homes, nothing useful or interesting. Same old articles ,again ,again.


title: Must complete a triathlon to cancel - I gave up

text: I tried to cancel my subscription to this magazine, but I was given the runaround.  After first calling Bloomberg, then transferred to Bloomberg Markets, then given another toll-free number to call, and then the voice recognition system was totally failing -- I gave up.  Bloomberg Markets - you win.  I will just toss it in the recycle bin.  What a waste of time and paper.  Total fail.


title: Great!

text: This is a great magazine. I recently Started reading it and a few others similar to it. It does give helpful business strategies and financial planning advice. It really is an eye opener to all the ways there are to make money and to have a business not just in one market but in a variety of Markets.


title: Great Magazine!!!

text: With every monthly issue I receive, this is a very informative scientific magazine that I thoroughly enjoy reading from front to back!!!


title: Four Stars

text: Current on latest photo hardware.


title: Five Stars

text: Current, Informative.....


title: Excelent for any astronomy fan

text: One of the best magazines in the field worth every cent.  A publication to enjoy.


title: Magazine Never Arrived

text: I placed my order on 05/01/10 it is now 08/12/10 and still no magazine. Seems like i am getting shafted like others that ordered the same time I did. This is absolutely terrible. Do not order this magazine.


title: The number One motorcycle news.

text: I like the idea of no advertising. They are not owned by the big spender so they can tell it like it is.


title: International Activist magazine

text: So many global stories are published without verification and extreme leftist views are favored! Big name, hollow quality.


title: OK magazine - if you don't mind terrible customer service!

text:
I ordered this magazine from Amazon back in February 2006.  The first issue finally arrived a over 3 months later.  (You probably don't want to buy this subscription as a gift unless you don't mind if your friend thinks you forgot to get them anything!)  When the magazine eventually arrived there was a problem with my copy so I called the Pianist magazine customer service department.  After about 10 minutes of annoying muzac I spoke to a representative.  They said they could not answer my question and promised to call back in 30 minutes.  That was 4 weeks ago and they still have not bothered to call back.

As for the magazine content - it's quite interesting but mainly if you like concert reviews, info on piano competitions and CD reviews.  There's not very much about to play piano yourself.

Finally, if you do decide to buy this magazine get it direct from the publisher.  They give you a free CD of piano music that you don't get if you order your subscription from Amazon eventhough it costs the same price.

Good luck if you choose this magazine.  I hope your experience is better than mine.


title: Great magazine for first time parents!

text: I first got this magazine when my daughter was born and now I'm renewing my subscription. It is full of helpful tips and information as well as recommended toys, books, dvd, and food. I also enjoy and have prepared some of the recipes included in the magazine. As far as the ads go I find them useful and appropriate for the magazine as they are all children related. I love this magazine, it's simple and straight to the point and would truly recommend it.


title: Excellent RC Scale Magazine!

text: Excellent magazine for scale rc models and modelers! Great articles and features and usually good plans!


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome!


title: Five Stars

text: Grandson enjoys this very much!


title: Delivery of magazines was terrible.

text: I like the magazine and content. My nine year old daughter really enjoyed them...when they showed up. I received a stack of 3. That's it. All at once. Now nothing. Something is wrong with the mailing system they have. All my other mail has no trouble reaching me.


title: Magazine is dangerous to the faith of Catholics

text: This magazine, while presumably well-intentioned, is a veritable font of misinformation to Catholics, especially traditional Catholics who are disturbed by the events in the Church since Vatican II.  Unfortuantely, CFN sets Vatican II up as a "straw man"; the writers caricature the Council in the terms that many liberals would indeed have us believe, and then knock it down by saying it was not a valid Council.  While it is quite unfortunate that many liberal Catholics have (deliberately or not) twisted the meanings of Vatican II, the Council IS valid.  To believe otherwise is heresy.  Many ads in this magazine are from schismatic groups such as SSPX, or sedevacantist groups like MICM. (It is not logical to say that the current Pope has no authority, and then to refer to Saint ("Padre") Pio as such when it is the current Pope who canonized him.  This is done in the Sep. 2003 issue.)  Please avoid this magazine, and seek out good Catholic media like EWTN (which is free).


title: Growing Stones

text: After years of being an avid Rolling Stone reader, I slipped into the category where I renewed hoping that whatever their glitch was, they would soon fix it....but as you all have previously written they just did not for along time. I finally let my subscription lapse. Just after hurricane Katrina re-wrote our life plan I ran across a copy of the Rolling Stone.  I was impressed. Yes you are right it is not the music mag it used to be but it is still a venue for journalists that have something to say. I remember back in the day when everyone complained about any cutting edge articles they did outside of music, LPs, FM  and all that stuff.  I secretly admired/enjoyed them. I find I do so now too.I admire how they openly wrote about American troops playing w/bundles of cash as footballs because our president is spending cash on this war. That he is making his succubus Cheney richer than god. I liked the imagery of pallets and pallets of cash sitting around. I love how the writers are telling the truth, the whole scary truth about a narcissistic president totally run amok and how Americans would rather watch TV and/or read about little Whitney off her meds and running amok in Hollywood than take umbrage w/their elected leader who seems to be hell bent on destroying our country.  This is the Rolling Stone as it was when we were all so young and angry about a senseless war. So as in years past I skip articles about asinine singers/performers that hold too many readers enthrall and go directly to their very informative stories concerning our world today.  I also read some great reviews about new music, new cds and new movies. If you think about it the Rolling Stone has come full circle and landed square in the middle of the beginning of a new millennium. While back in the day the world was smaller, the Rolling Stone was smaller and it more often seemed they were speaking directly into our ears. Now the world is so much larger and so very much scarier and instead of going to rallies to express ourselves it seems everyone is sitting at home waiting to be entertained by a broad new world of entertainment genres.  Unfortunately though some of those genres include asinine, insipid music, cds, and movies. So for me I am so happy the Rolling Stone is back.  I admire the writers they are using now...there are a couple I love. There is no doubt that Matt Taibbi has a hanging pair using the vernacular we used in the old days. He is rather like a Jon Stewart of the real news.  We hip folks watch Jon Stewart and laugh at the irony of America today. If we aren't too tired we will watch Cobert because we are cool and well informed.  Sometimes we get really angry and write negative reviews about transitioning magazines.  I am ashamed to include myself in this group too, cheer leading the front runners from the sidelines. I am so proud of the Rolling Stone for having what it takes to stand up and point out our knuckle headed president is not wearing any clothes. I also find I enjoy their take on Amy Winehouse, and the newly old Radio Head and their latest album.  All is good and growing at the Rolling Stone. Sometimes growing pains hurt is all.


title: Whose Lectionary Is This?

text: Description is lacking. There is a lectionary for just about every denomination and some have several - depending on the year printed or the year to be used.  This description offers no clue about any of these details.


title: The main problem was the size of the font on ...

text: The main problem was the size of the font on most articles is so small it is hard to read. Will not order again


title: The best writers only here

text: New Yorker is the most amazing magazine. Some of the best writings ever. Thank you journalists and writers of the New Yorker!!!


title: Wonderful gift

text: I bought this for my niece for her birthday and she loves it.  She rides daily and is active in 4H, and was really excited to have a magazine about young people and horses.


title: Woke, anti-European

text: The usual party line on diversity, climate "crisis", fear mongering, indigenous idealization,  anti-western, anti-male, and so on. Would not recommend.


title: From Hockey news to Woke news

text: Took THN for many years but the last 3 years it started becoming more and more political. I dont follow hockey to hear about politics. The last issue made me decide to no longer renew anymore. The Editor first gives a condescending letter to readers about how hockey is xenophobic and classist, and then a big center article with Dumba cussing to say how hockey is basically full of Klansmen on skates. Done  with that mad. Plus nowadays anything in THN you can get online for free.


title: Five Stars

text: Incredibly informative with fun projects


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine, every issue is worth it.


title: Received my first issue of Marie Claire, not very impressed.

text: To me the magazine is nothing but picture advertisements.  Will not be renewing.  Not happy at all with my purchase.  I'm just glad that it was a combo magazine purchase.  Hopefully the other magazines will make it worth my money!


title: Dribble

text: No longer the publication we all once loved.


title: Worth the wait

text: Best Overall magazine for the holidays.


title: Good Magazine

text: This is a good magazine, a lot of banners, but still good. Go for it.


title: They carry this crap, but not PLAYBOY? Amazon is insane in this "marketing"

text: You carry this obscene pornography, but the Glorious celebration of God's created image-gorgeous non-porno photos of women is omitted from your list! THIS IS INSANE! ANd I love Amazon!


title: Good - but too expensive

text:
I routinely pick up this magazine at the newsstand.  It is less expensive there.  I have no idea why Amazon pricing would be higher. It is, however, very difficult to find.  I have only found it at one location.

That said, it is a wonderful magazine, which despite its title, focuses on much more than just 911's.

It is a UK published magazine which requires some translation (at least with respect to dollars and cents) It also has articles that would have no application here (i.e. how to convert from left to right hand drive).  However the core of the magazine crosses all borders.

There is a monthly update of the employee's cars.  There is a monthly test of available used cars and there is a good tech section.  All this in addition to the more or less standard reviews.

I would say it is more "homey" than some of the other magazines.  In many ways that makes it easier to relate.


title: AN EXCELLENT GIFT FOR THOSE IN TEXAS, OR IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO IT !!!

text: THE FAMILY RECEIVING THIS SUBSCRIPTION AS A GIFT CONTINUE TO BE EXTREMELY<br />HAPPY WITH IT !!


title: Love it

text: My 10 year old son loves Nat Geo Kids and asks me to renew it year after year. There are no ads, except one on the back page. It is full of factual information that he recites to us regularly in real world situations.


title: INTERESTING

text: If you are interested in US history, you need look no further than this magazine for interesting and thorough articles.


title: Great reading!

text: We just moved to the Charlotte area and this magazine has been very helpful in introducing restaurants, events, etc. This has been our "tour guide"; will continue to read as we are always excited to see which restaurant has been reviewed and then we make our own reservations for dinner! Great reading!


title: Three Stars

text: I'm sure I will like the magazine if I ever receive it.


title: Dogster Is The Perfect Magazine For Dog Lovers to Read, as Dog Tales Is The Perfect TV Show

text: I got my first issue of Dogster the August/September edition last week, and then I got an email from the Chief Editor about my pictures of my dog Lidiya I sent for future stuff they asked for future issues. This is because I love doing their fun activities they ask readers to do in each issue, and learning how to care for my dog better! It’s perfect for dog lovers and educational to read and have fun, as Dog Tales is the best dog lovers TV show that’s educational and fun for everyone to watch on television.


title: Quality

text: Excellent magazine! Great articles and fantastic recipes! Recipes are easy to understand and follow. Made the Peanut Butter Chocolate Clusters for my neighbors and they loved them.


It’s not what I expected. I know everything runs on ads but here there sometimes seems to be less content and more ads. There are some helpful product reviews and tips though but I don’t see myself looking forward to it or being lost in it like other magazines. I don’t think that’s it’s purose either. I wouldn’t buy it again maybe a consumer digest instead.


title: I’m transfixed every time.A great gift!

text: It is such a joy to read!! I’m transfixed. A great intro to design and home decor. I’m learning so much. It’s well thought out and has some inventive ideas that are practical. It has high end and approachable options. I wait for mine every month!! Great gift for a new homeowner!


title: Why did it change?

text: What happened? Was a great app, easy to read and with interactive features. Now its all gone. Just a magazine on my Kindle. Doesn't fill the screen even. Must zoom in or tap to read without the photos. Very unhappy. Been a BA subscriber for years but seriously considering dropping them.


title: One Star

text: Worst tattoo magazine. Nothing about the art form. Just half naked tattooed girls. Don't waste your money.


title: But I love the magazine

text: I did not receive a tote bag.  But I love the magazine.


title: So n stays up to date

text: It was a gift for my son & he liked it. He says it will keep him up to date on what he needs to know.


title: A gift of "4 wheeling" news!

text: I bought this for my son & he loves being able to keep up on the latest 4 wheeling news!


title: Always solid fashion reading!

text: Love the magazine! prices on amazon are unbeatable.  Great gift for friends and family too! Good content, pictures, and trends.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine and all the great recipes.


title: So Long Tired

text: I have liked this magazine since it was first published.  I like it all.


title: Missing

text: Hope to get first issue soon! The name on the subscription should be "Melissa Alsop" not Frank Alsop.


title: :-) a joy every month

text: Love this mag


title: Artfully laid out

text: It's almost like getting a book because it's so artfully laid out. It's definitely something I will save after I read.


title: Artful

text: I gave this subscription along with another magazine as a gift to my graphics-design-type daughter. Her response was "I got my magazines today and they're really nice! It's almost like getting a book because they're so artfully laid out. It's definitely something I will save after I read."


title: Best homeschool magazine out there

text: With great writing, practical teaching information, encouragement and those great contests, this magazine is a must have for all Christian homeschoolers!


title: issues

text: I only received one issue of the variety puzzle boos.  There should have been multiple issues over the year.  So, one book for $27.97??


title: Je Suis Charlie

text: If you don't like freedom of speech, feel free not to speak.


title: Utterly disappointing and nothing to do with geography!

text: Disappointing. Has little to do with geography. Neither a teaching tool or an interesting read for kids. I’ve tried twice to cancel the balance of this subscription and hve been ignored & denied. Trash!


title: I enjoyed it. I did not receive the issue pictured ...

text: I received the Christmas one. I enjoyed it. I did not receive the issue pictured here.


title: Awesome magazine.

text: Awesome magazine.


title: Great Magazine

text: My boys (10 & 15) love this magazine! They both own their own snakes, a bearded dragon, and a couple of exotic lizards. It's one thing to look up info online but there's just something about holding a physical book or magazine to look through. The Reptiles magazine always has articles they find interesting and informative with great photos. They always look forward to receiving the next one!


title: My Favorite Magazine

text: I agree that this magazine has improved over the years...it sets itself apart from other magazines like Allure, Glamour, etc. b/c it actually has insightful, interesting articles. Don't get me wrong -- I like beauty & fashion advice, but I also like to learn something every once in awhile, so Marie Claire meets that need nicely. Also, I recently subscribed via their website and received a 2 year subscription for only $10, which is insanely cheap.


title: Keeps me current

text: I look forward to the Friday arrival of my Entertainment Weekly magazine.  I have been a subscriber for several years.  Not all of the fields covered are of special interest to me, but at least the coverage allows me to be aware of all that is going in the world of entertainment.  I enjoy the special features, the reviews, etcetera, and I find the quality of the writing to be very good.  It is worth  noting that those who do the interviews and the critics of the performances are not one and the same.  I am happy to have been able to put voices to the editor and staff by listening to EW's programming on Sirius XM radio.


title: Good resource for vegans!

text: Like the mix of articles.  I wish there were more recipes.


title: Great Magazine

text: I waited impatiently for my HGTV magazine to arrive, and it was truly worth the wait!  I love it!  It is full of wonderful ideas that I can implement into my house.  I love hearing from the HGTV stars, and the magazine itself is colorful and well-done!  Thanks again, HGTV.  You are my favorite TV channel!!!  And now you are my favorite magazine!


title: Very good for the price

text: This magazine has a lot od practical, money saving tips and features products that can be used and afforded by normal people instead of just celebrities. I love it!


title: NOT A FULL YEAR BEWARE

text: I didn’t receive all 12 issues. Only 4. It’s been 1 whole year since I’ve purchased the subscription.


title: Everything

text: Love the patterns


title: Fishing Bible

text: A wonderful book for beginners. Very knowledgeable. Includes “how to” for knot tying. What Fish you can attract. Bought it for me and my 12-year-old son.


title: Excellent Jounalism

text: Great articles! Excellent instructions for improving shots.  Comprehensive and we'll written. The instructions are easy to follow for beginners and pros alike.


title: All You Magazine

text: I love this magazine!  As a couponer, each issue is a treat in itself.  Throughout the magazine, you will find all kinds of coupons, helpful tips, and great recipes.  Love it!


Cricket Magazines are wonderful! My children really enjoy the content in Spider, and as a parent, I appreciate the lack of advertising and inclusion of poetry in the publication.


title: Five Stars

text: Great resource


title: Sports illustrated

text: I like it very much I got my first issue way before I was suppose to get it.I was surprised it came so early


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine.


title: My mom swears by this

text: I was lucky enough to find this last time. My mom loves it. She's always reading it and using the recipes. I think it's the only thing I bought her she ever used like that. I was glad I did. I think your mom will like too.


title: CosmoGIRL! CosmoGIRL! CosmoGIRL!

text: This is an awesome magazine! Its about real life issues not just about gossip and boys. It talks about real things that are important. CosmoGIRL! is one of my fave magazines ever! If you dont have a subscription to this great magazine yet well get one!


title: Great!

text:
This is a great comic book better than spider-man and x-men (wich i have).

Batman has always been my favorite comic book character anyhow.

But i will have to say this comic is not for kids (1-12) but what comics are nowadays.


title: Five Stars

text: This has been the perfect continuing Xmas gift for a photographer friend of mine these past three years.


title: When it's renewal time

text: The paper is great but be careful when it's renewal time.  Even if you cancel auto pay they will continue your subscription and you will get a bill in the mail. They failed to let us know that you have to call in again to unsubscribe.


title: Best info and positive message

text:
Understand how messed up the ‘food babe’ issue is.  Disappointing to see.  Yes, I think that was a big screw up.
I started getting this magazine in 2016, way after that controversy.  Thankfully oblivious to that mess.
And, I think, it’s a better publication. This magazine has helped me stay focused on my own health journey.  In spite of my ups and downs with diet and exercise, this has always made me feel positive and helped me to refocus when needed.  And as a professional in health care the articles are extremely insightful with easily verified sources.  My employer, a major health institution, has provided info for several features.  Knowing how accurate that information is has increased my appreciation of this magazine.  One of the best, positive helpful publications out there.  Gave a subscription to my trainer who also is very impressed with it.


title: Very good!

text: Everything turned out as advertised !!!! Very good !


title: Right-wing conservative compared to Fortune

text:
I like the news, but the editorials are so right-wing conservative that even WSJ editorials do not come close to it. Especially the ones by Editor-in-Chief Mr Forbes. By contrast, Fortune seems much more balanced, and more focused on business, instead of politics.

If you are a right-wing extremist, this magazine is yours!


title: Good Housekeeping Magazine

text: I absolutely love this magazine.  Very informative and great reading in all aspects of living. Great ideas!<br />Great recipes! Great Decorating!


title: Five Stars

text: Good read


title: Good gift

text: Girls seem happy. Reasonable price.


title: Full of good reference material

text: Bowl of good reference material


title: One Star

text: I did not receive my free gift!


title: Great Fashion Police

text: I previously received this magazine on a trial offer for only 4 months. I knew I wouldn't want to reorder - WRONG. I found myself missing the makeup secrets and fashion ideas. Great little magazine.


title: awesome, awesome, and even more awesome

text: I love this magazine it's everything i want to know about in the entertainment world in just one magazine. Amazing! Only downfall is that I wish that it had more info on video games, but other than that this is one sweet magazine, highly recommend this mag!


title: but love reading about locations around the world to plan my ...

text: Lots of Ads, but love reading about locations around the world to plan my next destinations.


title: Reader's Paradise

text: This is a wonderful resource for any book lover!  I'm enjoying the reviews--just wish I could somehow have time to read even more!


title: Love it.

text: Great magazine. My dad and I both enjoy it.


title: Eating Well

text: I love this magazine...along with their website and additional recipes.  It provides a good support for my weight loss program and helps in choosing healthy items.


title: Great magazine

text: It’s a great magazine. One look at the cover and your hooked! I love all the FN stars, they always bring something personal to the table in the magazine!


title: good

text: good


title: Best Food Magazine

text: Yes, I am a Foodnetwork fan, but I am also an avid magzine reader/subscriber.  This magazine has a set up like no other food/cooking related magazine out there.  The contents in the front list all the recipes by catergory WITH their pictures.  The recipes are great and versatile, the pictures are wonderful.  Cooking tips from some of out favorite chefs and just a joy to read and cook with.  I absolutely love it.


title: Baseball Digest

text: This magazine was a gift for my grandson, who really loves baseball! He received his first issue recently and told me he read it from cover to cover! Glad I ordered it for him.


title: Hispanic-Americans Make Significant Contributions

text:
Hispanic Business is a magazine for and about people of hispanic origins and their involvement in American business, and a constant reminder of the significant contributions made by what hispanics have done and continue to do in the American marketplace.  For anyone who considers themselves of hispanic origins, involved in business, or even for those that appreciate hispanics and their involvement in business, this magazine is a must have to be displayed proudly on any conference room table amongst the rest, keeping the name of hispanic people and their origins displayed with the utmost of pride.

[[ASIN:B00005Q7DK Hispanic Business]]


title: Marie Claire Maison-French Edition

text: These magazines are published in different countries such as Italy and France. I did not know that. I wanted to purchase the Italian version and until I received it, did not know that it was also published in French-a bit of a surprise. I did enjoy the magazine though-the pictures were nice.  Wish I knew how to get my hands on the Italian version though.  Also wish the information was clearly marked when ordering.  The writing was too small for me to determine that it was a French, not Italian, magazine I ordered.


title: Need more articles to read.

text: I love the magazine. It has excelents photos, and mostly ecleptic house stiles. Very modern y innovator magazine, however too much ads and a few articles to read.


title: Best HS magazine out there!

text:
This magazine has it all.  Curriculum reviews, learning style features, personal stories, interviews, helpful hints and most of all SUPPORT for the tired homeschool Mom.  By far the best homeschooling magazine on the market.  I've given gift subscriptions to friends because it is too good to pass up.

If you are feeling stale and out of ideas in your homeschool or need a boost from others in your situation, TOS is a great friend arriving four times a year.


title: Seventeen  2 year Subscription

text:
This is awesome offer I was able to get.  Ordered 2 year Subscription of Seventeen magazine for my oldest daughter in august during amazon's $5 subscription promotion.  Ordered this in August and got her first issue this month (September) already.  That was fast.  Even if your not able to get it for $5 it still a wonderful deal to get it on amazon, I have never gotten a magazine this fast.  when I ordered it from another way it has always taken at least 2 months to get my first issue.

Thanks Amazon  [[ASIN:B001ECQCLO Seventeen, September 2008 Issue]]


title: Basic but true.

text:
I had a subscription to Brio for ages when I was younger. It is wholesome and encourages girls to make the right choices in life based on the Bible. After a while, though, I realized that I kept hearing the same topics again and again, and they weren't ones I had trouble with - topics like not having sex before marriage and listening to music that sends a good message and obeying your parents and why the Bible says that witchcraft is wrong. These are all wonderful topics, of course, but growing up in a Christian community, I'd heard them all before.

Bottom line, Brio  is a good magazine, an alternative to secular teen-oriented magazines, but I would not recommend it to Christian girls who are looking for in-depth Bible studies and many spiritually helpful articles that go past the "basics".  I recommend it to younger Christians who may not have been given much Bible-based advice in their life and are trying to find whether or not they are leading their lives in a way that will please God.


title: Too many vintage items

text: I have subscribed to Country Living for several years.  I must say that I am dissapointed with the content now. Everything is vintage this and vintage that.  Not all country living revolves around vintage items.  I love antiques and country themes but not alot of vintage items.  I'm not sure what to expect from the magazine anymore, so this is my last subscription with them.


title: Wow! Watered-Down 18-Year-Old Actors and Pop Music

text:
Oh, jeez. This is just plain sad! Nickelodeon, the worst channel on television, gets their own magazine? This is almost as bad as Disney Adventures, which I would review, BUT Amazon doesn't carry it. Good choice there, boys. It would seem kids would get tired of "Wow, Christina Aguilera has a new CD out!" or "Wow, Jamie Spears is an actor in Nick's latest show!" but they don't. And then Nick cancels Invader ZIM and Ren & Stimpy. *mad grumbles*

LOCAL CRAZY MONKEY


When I first picked this up in my eye doctors waiting room I was fascinated by the articles in them so I figured it would be worth the subscription. I was very wrong. Like some reviewers have said it's science without the science. I don't know about you but I'm looking to read about science and instead just find fluff. It makes me disappointed to see this in the mail.


title: Great mag, not great price.

text: There were several online prices that match Amazon at 40 per year.  I called The New Yorker directly at 800 825 2510 and got a price of 45 for 2 years.  This is a great mag.  Call the above number and get a great price as well.


title: Not Perfect, But...

text:
While this magazine is far from perfect,

it does offer the very best of any magazine

for women who love women.  I also LOVE

the dvd "The L Word" and the video "Goddess Worship".


title: Doesn't Deserve the Bashing It's Received

text: Spin is a great magazine. It focuses on music most other magazines don't. After reading it you feel knowledgeable in all genres of music. The articles are a joy to read and make me laugh out loud. Spin also offers other fabulous features and great reviews that are straight forward and succinct. An overall fun magazine that I look forward to receiving every month. Last month my issue got torn, tattered, and water-stained from me carrying it around with me everywhere I went. I take it everywhere in case I catch a few free minutes to read on about Steve-O from Jackass or the White Stripes, or Red Hot Chili Pepper's struggle to stay in the industry for the love of the music. Spin has really covered all the bases and never left me disappointed. A great magazine, well-worth the money.


title: Five Stars

text: Thank you


title: Great Magazine, Fantastic price!

text:
Love the magazine, love the price. What more can I say?

Order the mag thru Amazon. You will not be disappointed.


title: My daughter loves it!

text: My daughter loves this magazine! She is a drummer. She plays many instruments in a local teen band, but the drums are her favorite.


title: My daughter loves it!

text: My daughter is a drummer and loves this magazine. She plays several instruments in a local teen band, but the drums are her favorite.


title: My son loves it!

text: I have an 11 year old son who is really into electronics and computer programming.  He loves robotics!  I bought him this magazine and he loves it!


title: Book Reviews

text: I just received my first issue recently and I was a bit disappointed because it didn't have any interesting books.  I'm hoping the next issue is better.


title: Soap Opera Digest

text: I'm enjoying this but haven't been receiving it on Fridays when it's out.  I've also noticed that the cover is different than the cover out on the news stand.  It's very strange.


title: #1 teen magazine

text:
A couple days ago, I read this magazine for the first time.  I immediately fell in love with it!  I've read other teen magazines such as TeenPeople and YM, but they don't contain as good of quality material as Seventeen.  I like that Seventeen has a section for colleges, giving you the SAT score and other useful facts that you may want to know.
I also enjoy the health section with the various exercises for different parts of your body.  I was looking for new ways to get stronger arms (I'm an archer) and this pullout helped me a lot.
Another thing I like about the magazine is the real life section.  In the last issue, I learned about the FARC rebels and how they kidnapped innocent kids in Colombia, and forced them to kill others.  I think that it is necessary for teens to learn about the world and other stuff than boys and fashion.
I'm not saying that these two items should be ruled out.  I like the articles on how to understand guys and how to find a bathing suit that looks good on you.  I think that these topics are other important topics in some people's lives.
Overall, I think that Seventeen is an excellent magazine that displays various topics that are important to teenagers.  I suggest that you read this now, because after I press 'enter', I'm going to go and fill out my subscription to Seventeen.  I hope you do to.


title: GL

text: This magazine is REALLY good!  I got subscription for my b-day, and I cn't get enough of it.  You should really try it out!


title: EXCELLENT AND VERY TASTEFUL

text:
W..

W is an excellent magazine (excellent + very big)

Although i must say to ensure you dont want waste your money..

W isnt for everyone!

This is such a good magazine though, i've being reading it for such a long time. And in my opinion every issue is worth it.

Just to give you an idea of what W is all about..its about:

*Amazing High Fashion spreads and fashion updates, etc etc

*A Backstage pass into the lives of Americas High Society

*Informative articles, offering opinions by the writer and the

 readers of the magazine

*Amazing and very unique interviews of celebs and other upcoming

 people whos names will be very well-known in a very short time.

Overall, if you like reading about High-Fashion, and the lives of the Rich and Famous and indulging in abit of luxury, then W is definetly the magazine for you.


title: Five Stars

text: Love


title: Five Stars

text: Can't live without my Vogue


title: Five Stars

text: Read it everyday


title: I Love this Magazine!

text: I have been getting this magazine for years now and I absolutely love it.  MBN is great also.  I get tons of ideas and learn a lot about new products and techniques.  I did have to call customer service once and they were very helpful and took great care of me.  You can get a discount if you order both magazines through the ACD website or mail order.


title: It's a Girls Life

text: I just reached the end of my subscription to this magazine. It was pretty good. With tips about boys,hair,make-up,school,best friends...all that teen fluff. I'm fourteen and I do agree with some other reviwers that this magazine has become explicit. Although they mentioned it as inapropriate,I don't think it's too bad. But just theres lots of talk about sex,sexual orientation,and even masturbation. Even though this may sound really bad,I'd still recommend it.(Only if your daughter is at least 12 and knows about all mentioned)After all, it's nothing you won't find in J-14.


title: *Very Cool*

text: I think this magazine is really good.  It gives you all the latest gossip on the best stars. It even answers your Questions about some of the tabloids like:Are Jessica & Nick really over? - I think it's pretty wholesome too. The make-up tips are great. It's the average teen girl's fave mag.


title: It's Cool

text: I think it was a little better in 2004 but it's still a nice mag! For those who love Celeberity gossip (like myself) except I wish it would "grow up" a bit- but I still wanna subscription for it!!!!!!!! The quizzes are really cool plus theres no health crap like in SEVENTEEN- so I'd reccomend this.


title: Wow!

text: At $14,775,882.93 on the newsstand, the Acetic Acid Vinyl Acetate Newsletter subscription rate is a real bargain. And the page three Vinyl Acetate Vixens never disappoint. Well worth the subscription rate.


title: Seventeen Magazine

text: Unlike lots of teen magazines out there- Seventeen has some substance. Of course it has the beauty tips, polls, celebrity interviews and fashion spreads- but, unlike some magazines, it is done right. The editor of Seventeen honestly understands their age group, it consisits of the basics but is easily readable. It's nice to have celebrities on the cover you don't see every time necessarily- like Gwen Stefani for example. I also enjoy the real life articles, they are very well written, special interest stories. I enjoy reading Seventeen very much and recommend it highly, mostly to the 14-21 age group.


CosmoGIRL! rocks! I don't have a subscription, but I would like one. I buy the magazine every month because it has better stuff than the average teen mag. Looking for a good teen magazine subscription? This is definitly number one on my list, and I don't doubt it for one second!


title: Father-in-law loves it

text: Father-in-law loves this magazine.  Not many have the large print.  It is wourth the price when you consider his personal satisfaction of being able to actually read a magazine on his own.


title: Looking for nitty-gritty scoops on French stars? Look no further!

text:
If you're looking for the number 1 magazine in France on the stars (French or abroad), this is the leading magazine on the market.

If you're a French person - or someone looking to stay in touch with the latest in France - Voici Magazine covers up to date news on who's who, who did what and where they did it. If you're looking for an intellectual magazine, this isn't it - look for Paris Match in that case for a softer version with serious articles.

But if you just want to flip pages and keep updated with what the Star Academy contestants are doing or whether Mylene Farmer was spotted recently, this is it.


title: Great magazine for kids who love to learn about nature.

text: I have ordered several magazines for kids and this is one I'll stick with. There are interesting animal facts, stories, activities (i.e. cut out book, family fun suggestions), and great pictures. Best of all there are no advertisements! It is simple to read with your child and not overwhelming. I will definitely stay with the National Wildlife Federation series! I highly recommend this magazine for kids 3-7.


title: A Pleasure...

text: I know Martha often gets a bad rap, and many (most) of the ideas in the magazine are never going to happen for me, I still love to page through each issue.  It's so well done, the photography is beautiful and it does, occasionally, inspire me to make a wonderful meal or do something new to one of the rooms in my house.  Reading it is always soothing after a long day.


title: This Mag is really nice!

text:
This is sort-of like Teen Vogue (I think, at least), but whereas Teen Vogue's clothes are really expensive- but look nice- Seventeen's choice of outfits are nice and are at an affordable range of prices.

I also like Seventeen magazine because it has interesting articles that catch your attention. Another thing I like about it is that, in the Beauty section, instead of having make-up for one type of person, they have make-up suitable for all skin colors.

I suggest, before picking up any other magazine, you flip through this one, because I garantee, you won't be disapointed.


title: i abouslutely love this magazine!!

text: i just love this magazine. i love everything in it. from fashion and beauty to makeovers and hair products. it also has one of my fave things in it, makeup!! i love it. genious!! keep up the good work. i give it 5 stars, too bad they don't have another 5. i will continue my subscription! simply wonderful!!


title: great magazine!!!

text: I love this magazine. It has everything a girl could want in a magazine. Fashion, beauty, inspiration, good stories, hair products, etc etc. Great stuff. I read this magazine all the time and learn a lot from it. You learn so much and it's great to read just about everywhere. Keep up the good work Cosmogirl! I look forward to every monthly magazine and it's good. Simply brilliant!!!


title: Really Impressive Magazine

text:
I've subscribed to this magazine for almost two months now, and have been consistently impressed by its content every week.  The magazine is jam-packed with informative and fascinating articles, and all non-fiction is extremely well researched and written.

I subscribe to two other weekly magazines (Time and Newsweek), but New Yorker is the one that I've found myself looking forward to each week.  Great job!


title: It was free

text: I wouldn't have paid for it.  It's fun for flipping through to see new toys, maybe an idea or two...  it is what it is.


title: People Rocks!

text: People magazine is entertaining without being destructive. The perfect relaxation reading. However, what is up with all the Paris Hilton/Nikki Hilton/Nicole Ritchie stuff always? WHO CARES? Evidently somebody, because they're in every issue. Try replacing them with say features on stars and their charitable giving/deeds, and maybe people will become more excited about emulating their people heroes by helping others instead of starving themselves and their precious pets. Do you know how many people you could feed with the money spend on just one those be-jewled dog collars? Neither do I, but if you tell me, maybe I'd think - wow - even I can help out, and so can you. The one thing people lacks is the realization of it's power not only to publish - but to shape the world in a good way, without being preachy.


title: TOTAL TRASH!

text: The National Enquirer has gone off the deep end and beyond the point of common decency.  To now attack a sweet, wonderful, charitable guy like Clay Aiken is very very sad.  To go after celebrities whose lifestyles are sensationalized is one thing, but to go after a quiet humble guy like Clay is another.  And now what? Is he supposed to justify their existence and have to defend this garbage.  Their story is ludicrous and they owe Clay, his family, and all of his fans a big apology.  I will not buy this filthy rag or any American Media products ever again.


title: Five Stars

text: Love all the information this magazine has to offer - all the life hacks!!.


title: Subscribed for 40 years

text:
Very few of the artists and their work in ARTnews speak to me, a traditional classicist whose interests end in 1910; but that doesn't mean I like to be ignorant about contemporary art. And so I plow through their monthly magazine and read their articles appreciative that they don't push pretty or precious paintings. But (yes, another one), the best contemporary prose writing I've read is found in its "Reviews" section in the back of the magazine. I read those reviews for their language alone.

I.e., Feb 2014 issue, Lilly Wei's observation of Penner's paintings of landscape with neon signs titled "Gas" or "Pray for Rain." Wei says of American neon signs, "[it's] a kind of heartland haiku, …" Now that's just lovely.

Or, Alfred Mac Adam's comments on Solano and her rattan/wicker baskets, "… her works' essential conceit reprises Dante's idea of a world within a world: God surrounds the human universe, while within the Earth lies the complex structure of Hell. … In short, the interior of a structure is a world unto itself."

ARTnews' reviews and articles encourage me to see the "samo samo" in new metaphorical ways.


title: Only art magazine I read

text: Love the magazine. After 40 years working as a portrait painter it's the only art magazine I read consistently. Plus carefully wrapped and delivered when and as described.


title: Romantic Homes Subscription - have not received it

text: I cannot rate this product because I have not received my first issue yet.  Can you check into this for me?


title: The great little recipe book!

text: I subscribed to Everyday Food on a whim and am so glad I did. Fresh, seasonal recipes, also very well illustrated and documented recipes, not to mention easy! I subscribe to other "higher end" cooking magazines, but find myself always grabbing this one to sort through first. The recipes (typically) will not be complicated for most and will not require an ingredient that most Americans cannot find (which I find so refreshing!). If you are a novice or experienced chef, any home cook could benefit from this magazine. Now, if ya'll would excuse me, I have some cranberry scones in the oven (from this magazine, of course!)


title: Good magazine

text: This was a gift. The parents said it was very nice. They liked the magazine.


title: Thoughtful and relevant Christian magazine

text: Great magazine focusing on contemporary issues and topics in politics, the arts, literature, and religion. I have been a subscriber and contributor for several years.


title: Great read

text: It was a very good read


title: Science my ***

text: Not one word about emerging technologies or discoveries. This has become a disgrace to science media sources.<br />To PS: Stop freaking trying to be Time magazine... You're becoming arrogant nerfhearders, the lot of you.


title: Four Stars

text: love NatGeo


title: Five Stars

text: Good sewing book with lots of help for the home sewer to  sew like a professional.


title: Five Stars

text: Good source of sewing news and patterns. plus lots of help for making the home sewer an expert.


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine. Lots of patterns and easy instructions.


title: Five Stars

text: I expect my subscription will start soon,


title: Five Stars

text: I already subtribe to this maganize.  It is well worth the price.


title: Get Excited About Space Again, Just Like a Child.

text: Absolutely Love this Magazine. I've been looking for a Space magazine for years but other publications are too technical and make the science and astronomy boring and not very exciting. Finally, "All About Space" makes you excited and amazed about space and astronomy, all over again just like when you were a kid! It's very enjoyable to ready. The full page photos (almost the entire magazine) are absolutely stunning and it really gets your mind to wander and dream; about our own world, deep space and the entire cosmos. It's a perfect balance between being scientific and newsy but keeps the pleasure and enjoyment in marveling about what all the countries on this planet are doing about space exploration. Being from the USA, it's a shame such a wonderful magazine like this is only available from the UK but they have my full support and subscription for years to come, regardless of the price. This magazine has really opened my eyes to everything that is happening in this world in regards to space exploration. You'll be amazed at what is happening out there. There are so many companies, experiments and discoveries happening every month, this magazine will NEVER have to repeat a story. So happy to find this magazine.


title: Non-dependable Amazon

text:
This is about a magazine that I ordered and never received, not one issue.  I vowed not to buy any book or magazine again from Amazon.  I received the same run around and denial of any responsibility on their part.
Recently I decided to send a book called Thrive to my grand daughter who is a student in Florida.  I was told it would arrive in 4-6 days.  One month later it has not arrived.
HOWEVER she did receive a six foot pole for an inground pool!!!  So now I have created a huge problem instead of a lovely gift.
Amazon told me it was my fault because I may have looked at that item on a previous day.  NO, I had not and they refused to pick up the pole.  I had to call American Express and try to get a refund for the 200 dollar item which I never ordered.
They have challenged the charge, but that is not the end.  A few days later another large pool part arrived at her apartment.
Luckily she was there to refuse it and asked the delivery person to take back the pole.  He said no.

Now I am afraid to order anything at all.  If a book gets a pole, what next???  Since Amazon cannot tell me how this happened of how to prevent it, there is no responsibility or wish to investigate the matter.  I am done with them.

Joanne Howard


title: coins magazine (1 year ) print+kindle

text: outstanding magazine. great information and articles about coins. helpful pricing when buying u.s. collectors coins . good for advanced and beginners .


title: Great content incompetent publisher

text: Unfortunately while I love the articles and content, the publisher needs to hire someone who subscribes to "fine website building". Fisher price "My First Website" is better built - they can't even do a paywall properly.


title: Great

text: This is one fantastic magazine.  The pictures are so detailed and the articles are very interesting.  If you can get this magazine on a good deal, snatch it up.  You'll be glad you did.


title: Good for beginners

text: Always has new picture to expand a toddlers vocabulary. Usually one subject per magazine. I recommend this for 3-5 year olds.


title: Just the trick to start a 3 year old.

text: This gives me subject matter to introduce my 3 year old to reading. Not exciting but the content meets the intended age group.


title: what was best is no forbes mail to try to pre sell for the next year

text:
I have been a subscriber for most of the past 40 years. From time to time i just don't renew because of all of the solisitations from the great capitalist. I love Steve Forbes as well as his father. I wish gary shilling's opinions were present more often.

 Amizon taking care of the update is very good!


title: Top tier fashion and journalism.

text: Elle still has some of the best articles and explores relevant topics. Covers are always beautiful and the fashion is always on point. My favorite magazine for many years now.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine. While it is visually beautiful it is also very informative on many interesting topics. I read it cover to cover monthly.


title: Excellent

text: I have always watched and read Scooby doo since I was a little kid and these team ups so far have been great.


title: A logo would have been better. There is no Hot list of access to ...

text: BaG is cheap . A logo would have been better.<br />There is no Hot list of access to CondeéNast yet


title: I love US Magazine!

text: I enjoy reading about Hollywood stars.  I do not relate to them, but enjoy knowing they are humans and lead lives just like I do.  I recommend this magazine especially for the price I paid for it, $1/year.


title: Great Black Hair Magazine

text: I buy this magazine every month and have been since I was 16, it just now dawned on me to buy a subscription. If you like to look at multiple different hairstyles including those that might be at a hair show you would really like it. For the people that said the hairstyles are not for everyday, its because some of them are meant for an artsy effect. This magazine has multiple celebrity articles also along with a few tips and tricks. One of my favorite bits in this magazine is the fashion police type article in which they give "tickets" for horrible hair fashion crimes. They illustrate the people as cartoons and it is very funny. Yes, it has ALOT of ads, but in today's world print isn't really doing well so they have to get their money some how. They are mostly weave ads. In all you can go to wallmart,cvs,walgreens, really any store that sells magazines and try it first. I you like sophisticate's black hair magazine, you will like this.


title: great magizine

text: this is a great magizine everyone should have this if they like movies and gossip


title: Watch out here!

text:
I ended my subscription a couple of years ago with AGM, String Publishing. They made me a very good offer on a renewal, which I accepted. After 4 months I still did not receive a magazine! I contacted customer service, and some dope named Cassandra completely dropped the ball, claimed she couldn't view a copy of the cashed check, and when I finally threatened with the BBB, she claimed I paid for their online service. Completely untrue. By the way, it took 2 months of emails for her to reach this decision.

I emailed the maagazine editors in an attempt to bypass the dope. I'll give them another couple of days and then it's off to the Better Business Bureau or the local DA if I can't get anything done through the BBB.

The real problem here is that this is the second time they did it to me. Shame on me!


title: Get woke, go broke

text: New Car and Driver editor seems fine with inserting liberal political spin in an automotive enthusiast magazine. I cancelled.


title: Unreliable

text: I’ve only received 1 issue so far!!! Don’t understand why!


title: Great Publication!

text: Everything about this magazine will appeal to the high, middle and low handicapper alike. Articles are always timely and the instructional pieces are sage for all. Thanks!


title: Great

text: Very good magazine.


title: Want to know how you too can style a $1500 dress? This is the magazine for you.

text: I like that this magazine is (almost) only about fashion, but all the products featured are so expensive and trend-driven that it's useless for just about everyone, unless of course the Met Gala is in your future.


title: Valued product.

text: Enjoy reading the stories and funny jokes.


title: Worth owning in paper to reference later.

text: Magazine.


title: Great!

text: Always been a fan of Popular Science. See absolutely no reason to change.


title: Always Excellent Recipes!

text: Always excellent recipes!


title: ASK magazine at the lowest price

text: Our 8 year old grandson has enjoyed ASK this past year.  He started with Odyssey, but Cricket Media merged it with ASK.  Amazon seems to have the best price for a 1-year subscription!


title: Best mag!!!

text: I've been reading other people's copies of this magazine for years and years. And then I realized I'm am adult and can order my own subscription!!! (I was 40+ when I had this epiphany) I look forward to getting my copy every month. And it's so inexpensive. This mag always has the good info, pics and recipes.


title: Magazines

text: I love Vogue. I love and enjoying reading about fashion. Every time I would receive my month edition I would be so exited. I know the price for magazine now in days is way cheaper and I don’t mind it. I’m just disappointed on not receiving 3 months. I only got 10 month worth. Idk if it was Amazon delivery or the post office. Or someone kept it. But missing three months. Thinking of subscribing again. I don’t know.


title: Great educational magazine

text: Very informative


title: One Star

text: Have only received one since we ordered...


title: Awesome

text: Bought this magazine never having heard of it before, and it is amazing. I love it.


title: Great Magazine!!!... Too expensive on Amazon

text: It's the best music magazine around. Wonderful writing... too many stories about middling English bands, too many "best of" lists, but wonderful writing.And eclectic... Where else would you find a story on the Artic Monkeys next to an article on Blossom Dearie or Freddie King or Middle Eastern or African musicians? Too many Radiohead articles...but wonderful writing. Too expensive here.You can get it cheaper through the Mojo website:Mojo4music(I'm paying about $6.50 an issue on a renewal).Enjoy!!!


title: Great Receipes

text: If you are looking for a new meal to serve your family, you should be able to find one in the magazine.


title: Would Recommend to a Friend

text: For those of you who are into the arts, this is a good magazine to stay in touch with your favorite star, singer, etc.  Very nice magazine.


title: My favorite magazine

text: I have always enjoyed House Beautiful! It’s my favorite magazine!.<br />I especially enjoy all the paint colors. I do not care for the resapies and food columns.


title: Not what it once was

text: I used to love this magazine. No longer what it once was. No content...even gear reviews are blah. I learn nothing new and not really inspired. I wish I had kept all my old copies...


title: Excellent Articles love reading

text: I love reading Readers Digest every month full of humor, lots of great ideas and informative articles. I enjoy the word quiz and have played vs a friend on phone.

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title: The articles

text: Always enjoy reading the helpful articles


title: Great publication.

text: What is there to say?  Outstanding price.  Great publication.


title: "Must Have" if you love automobiles and technology

text: I do not and have not ever owned a BMW, but this is possibly the best magazine ever. I learn many things every issue. It really is a great read. Too bad it is not monthly. If you are interested in buying a BMW (car) then don't waste any more time, buy this magazine.


title: great mag

text: I have been reading this for years and plan to continue. Wonderful receipes and general info. Love the travel info too.


title: Small print

text: Small print


title: Five Stars

text: My daughter loves the magazine and she is very happy to get it delivered.


title: HBSC NOW SUCKS

text: Well sad to say but the horse is going down the stinky old hole, surprised Hamer hasn't applied chapter 11 but its gotta be close.. Sad thing is they are milking every last buck out of it.  I used to be a subscriber for several years til last couplekI now subscribe to Cycle Source @ half the price, but the quality of the Horse just keeps plummeting. This June's mag was last straw after being disappointed last few years and not picking up a mag for several months I finally got one.. What crap. They now use 2nd grade paper.. Pics are grainy and not clear.. Every decent writer like gtp, bean're, nomad are long gone.. Hammer whines more than usual every editorial and usually bitter about some guy or show that snubbed him but this issue he throws a hissy fit that the smoke out is cancelled cause of all the whining losers that didn't want to pay him ridiculous fees for a dead show?... I have yet to read a article by this guy that was positive. Then Englishman always writes articles about how broke they are and have to scrape up parts to fix their bikes.. Meanwhile these guys ride several bikes they own that actually cost between $30-60 grand each wtf?.. More and more porn sluts seem to be appearing (like another loser mag called Easyriders) to sell the mag on grainy bikes and grainy 2nd rate paper but the price keeps going up. Meanwhile Cycle Source is the exact opposite of these guys at $5.99 that hasn't changed in years.. Top paper, top bikes (harley, brit etc... Not butchered jap crap like in horse bc) great writers you want to hear from each month not some fat guy that buys alot of junk.. Man just so much better. You guys have pretty much run the course... What's worse Hammer is now pimping Mz. Debo making her finally show her tits in the June articles... Please miss Debo go work for Cycle Source your articles are actually pretty good and pretty sure they won't make you show your tits... R. I. P. Horse Back Street Choppers


title: good but took a bit

text: I have had a subscription for years but this is the first year using amazon.  You get a newsstand copy so it's a bit different and took a while to get here (my first 2 issues).  I've only gotten the first issues sent so far so I'm not sure how quick you get each issue but I am caught up to the newsstand.


title: This magazine no longer exists!

text: This magazine no longer exists like so many other print magazines-I miss this one because it detailed some of the streams I actually fish in Wisconsin and Michigan-they combined  all their other regional fly fishing magazine covering all the US, so fewer articles about eastern streams.


title: Wrong Season

text: I ordered two subscriptions of this magazine (which is published four times a year), one for myself and one for my daughter. The first issue was supposed to arrive May 16, 2022. I have bulbs blooming and the magazine arrived…..it’s the Winter 2021 issue, which is all about Christmas. It’s April! I feel a little bit cheated. Please get your issues to line up with the correct season.


title: Great Magazine

text: This is a great magazine- They have a variety of columns and info, business advice, book reviews, baking science- it really is a great all-round cake magazine. I love the showcase- lots of pretty cakes and great up-to-date inspiration. The tutorials are good, with something for decorators of all levels, they have a beginner, intermediate and advanced level tutorial.


title: Rip off but...

text: Love this magazine, but the renewal was not as promise. I was charged more money.


title: Fine magazine

text: Good information magazine


title: A Gift That Brings Smiles

text: My grandchildren love these magazines. It is one gift that I can give that I know they will enjoy.  Their mom reports of the smiles on their faces when they get them in the mail.


title: Great magazine

text: Great articles, well written and relevant to taffy’s motorcycle enthusiasts.

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title: Five Stars

text: Good Magazine


title: Beautiful fashion magazine, subscription never materialized

text:
I have been subscribing to V for a few years now...I see its availability appear & disappear on Amazon which leads me to believe I am going nuts.  I subscribed through Amazon in 2011...only to have my subscription end without any warning.  Aaah, I see no reminders to renew.  Understood.  Renewed & waited another eternity for magazine & so far no problems with this current subscription.

This is when it gets weird.  As a gift to an amateur photog friend, I purchased a subscription.  I could not find the subscription to purchase on Amazon nor on the V website (this should have been a warning), I filled out one of the subscription request postcards from my current issue & mailed it...and never had my debit card charged.  Okay, perhaps, subscription card was lost in the shuffle.  After all, everything is done online.  Okey-doke.  This time I actually was able to purchase a subscription on the V website in June 2011.  I told my friend I sent him a cool magazine subscription, patted myself on the back for being such a thoughtful person & plowed on with life.

I received an issue in September & I contacted my friend:  Did you get your new magazine?  No, my friend replied, I have not.  Hmmmmmm...I e-mailed the company who manages the distribution for V magazine subscriptions Speedimpex & received a prompt reply from a customer service rep named Maria asking for friend's address.  Gave her in the info & expect problem resolved.  December 2011, I get my next issue...and friend STILL has no magazine. I e-mail the same person again (attached previous e-mails, natch) & NADA...

February 2012:  I find phone number for Speedimpex, leave snotty message on customer service voicemail, and never get a call back.  So what to do?  I am still really irked about this situation & at this point, it isn't about my 15 bucks.  I contacted the Better Business Bureau of New York City & see Speedimpex had several complaints due to its lack of service.  I fill out the form & file a complaint.  I don't actually expect anything at this point.  I just wanted to leave this situation with a parting shot & I did.

Sadly, I live in a rural area where sweatpants from Victoria's Secret counts as casual wear & can only get V via subscription.  If you live in an urban area, just pick it up at a news stand.  If you don't have access, send V your money, try a voodoo spell & hope the subscription takes.  V is a visually stunning magazine & a feast for the eyes if you have a lust for fashion.  I am guessing either V doesn't pay their distribution bills or this magazine distributor hires drunken people. Le sigh.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent, very worthwhile magazine!


title: Excellent and informative

text: Excellent publication-- combines reviews of new bikes, reviews of gear, maintenance info and letters from readers.


title: Three Stars

text: Just ok


title: Best mag for MTBikers!

text: Great product tehnical reviews...not the best pix as BIKE or others


title: Canceled

text: Was going great until the publisher decided to charge me 30 a month on top of what I already paid amazon.  My subscription was canceled with no notice.


title: Four Stars

text: good


title: Two Stars

text: It's too slanted toward the Democrats.


title: Monthly updates of the technology world

text: Great magazine, keeps me up on many of the newest gadgets, it's a lot of fun to get this every


title: always good stories

text: Love the stories, brain games and humor


title: How Many More Times (will I love this magazine)?

text: I can't believe I am saying this, but Marie Curie saved MY marriage. We were going through one of those "rough-patches" and my life partner remarked: "Do we have what it takes?" I turned to him/her and said, "let's take that quiz." We did. Several times. The 4th time around, we marked our multiple choices answers and nervously awaited. We made some juice (that Black and Decker...now there's a mate you can Depend on!) and talked it over. We decided to stay together for the kids. Now, every-time we take a trip to see them, we bring our favorite magazine. Thanks! Highly rec'd!


title: Eye Spy Review

text: This was a renewal of an existing subscription to this magazine.  As a Private Investigator I find this magazine to be very informative and useful.  I highy recommend it.


title: Love English Garden

text: Love this mag, but it doesn't come often enough !


title: A great magazine

text: This is one of the best and largest bodybuilding magazines.I recommend it for all hardcore bodybuilders. It has lots of informative and interesting articles written by the champs themselves. The photos alone will motivate you to go to the gym immediately.


title: Great Magazine!

text:
It is wonderful to see a magazine that focuses on the acoustic guitar player.  So many magazines seem to zero in primarily on the electric guitarist and rock/metal artists.  This magazine has a bit of everything.  Interviews with musicians of various genres, music with notation and tabs, and tips on different guitar techniques.  It's a great way to get to know artists whom I've never heard of before and seek out their music to listen to.

I don't subscribe to this magazine (I'm a coffee shop magazine buyer), but I do buy it frequently.  I'm a new guitarist who owns two acoustic guitars.


title: Good Housekeeping Magazine

text: Very helpful magazine for someone as myself who is living on their own for the second time but officially alone for the first time and on a budget.


title: great travel magazine

text: Great articles on cultures around the world.


title: Supscription

text: Not much to say like the magazine and the price was great.Was easy to buy and comes like clockwork every month.


title: mad for mad

text: what is there to say about a magazine that I have read since childhood and at 60 am still looking in my mailbox for the new issue.  i9ts wonderful.  too bad kids don't read anymore.


title: Into sports cars?

text:
If you enjoy cars and are willing to tinker with yours and drive it like it was meant to be driven, this is your mag. Written by guys who are into cars and understand that the amount our wives will let us spend is limited so we need to get most bang for the buck ;)

I read (savor) every page, even the ads.  Highly recommended.


title: I've been reading Flying cover to cover for years and ...

text: I've been reading Flying cover to cover for years and eagerly await the arrival of each month's issue. The columns are all informative and distinctive and the writing sometimes borders on poetry.


title: Best Subscription Service

text: I order tons of magazines online and have never been as thrilled as I have been with my amazon purchase.  So many companies state "6-8" weeks to begin, I got my first issue 10 DAYS after ordering it!  Would highly recommend this service


title: Informative reviews

text: Like the reviews.


title: Do NOT fall for this!

text: I was expecting one year at the $4.99 price. Not to get quietly billed for an additional $10. This is a Rip-off. I just *hope* my cancellation on any additional years, and hopefully that first $10 went through. I've gotten no money back, however.


title: FL DOC Approved

text: Sent the Thrasher subscription to a loved one behind bars, he just received the feb 2020 magazine and loves it!


title: NEVER even sent one magazine to me! DON'T ORDER THIS !

text: Ya, I learned a valuable lesson, as my Mom always told me.....If something seems to good to be true, IT'S A SCAM! Great deal and price but when you consider you will receive NOTHING....not so fantastic! I will never order a magazine from Amazon ever again.


title: Truthful articles.

text: Great magazine! Insightful stories that make you question and review what is happening in the world today. Articles host both sides of the story. Well worth the subscription price. I’m still reading the April issue.


title: beautiful magazine.

text: Visiting Scotland next year and want to learn all I can. beautiful magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: interesting stories.


title: Five Stars

text: Adorable and fun!


title: Long time between ordering and 1st issue

text: Estimated delivery is June. Seems like a long time between ordering the mag and actually getting the first one. Hope it's not one<br />of those deals where I get current copy and two back issues all at once.


title: One of the Best Magazines!

text: I subscribe to lots of magazines but my favorite are W, Vanity Fair and Departures (you need a Platinum or Centurion American Express card to get it). Why do I like it so much? First, the articles about arts are my favorite. The photography is top quality, but if you are a bible thumper or a Republican than you probably will be offended a few times a year. This magazine is aimed at people with lots of disposable income and who are well educated and of a more liberal constitution. Sure they push the envelope now and then buy hey, they cover runway shows that do the same thing. I also enjoy the product reviews. This is where I learned first about SKII skincare - my favorite. I usually don't read the celebrity cover stories - most of those people in my opinion are boring. It is the profiles of designers, artists etc. that I enjoy.


title: this magazine's not publishing anymore

text: I wanted to subscribe this magazine and after 4months found out that it's not exist anymore


title: ... most recent issue of teen vogue is seriously so bad I threw it away

text: The most recent issue of teen vogue is seriously so bad I threw it away. I've got no idea what the people at Teen Vogue are thinking.


title: Five Stars

text: Fun magazine, especially if you are an HGTV addict like me!


title: Where I my gifts?

text: I recieve my magazine today,Wednesday 27,April ,but I didn't recieve my gifts,a gym bag and cd.


title: good intellectual reading

text: Because Vanity Fair gives you the goods behi. The Story.  The articles are long with plenty of photos and illustrations


title: Sailing Boats at Sea with the wind.

text: My father was a sailor during the big war, in the South Pacific, he joined for romantic reasons, the sea. He loved his battleship. I asked why, he told me something that saves you life you love, simple as that. He had it hanging on the wall twenty years later, the ship had a association that mailed him doings from the US government. WWII was a big deal, he said. The America cup racing struck me on TV, one day, it was the wind in those giant sails, gliding silently. It had so much grace, grace of the sea was new to me. To me it was most beautiful.Then one day I found SAIL magazine, I felt so classy just reading the stories, and felt common to each person in the photos, we all loved to talk sailing, all of it was so, clean's the word. Don't know why I feel this way, with the sea you just do, no need to explain, It could just be in my blood, same as Dad.Went to Mystic, Conn and met a man making the wooden hulls of sailing boats, I was greatly fascinated by the lines, so graceful and never saw lines so beautiful. I had studied line, designing apparel gowns, it took a long time to master lines.


title: Out of touch

text: Real people do not have homes like these! Too grandiose and trendy.


title: it's a great tool. I have gleaned a few ideas from ...

text: If you're into weird food combinations, it's a great tool. I have gleaned a few ideas from the magazine, but not as much as I would have expected.


title: Four Stars

text: Love this magazine.  There is always something new and different to try.


title: Terrible customer service!

text:
First of all, being French I've always been used to French Vogue and I was expecting the same. Except that the American vogue is all trashy, full of celebrities and there is almost nothing related to models/fashion.

Second of all, if you subscribe to them be ready to receive the 3 previous issues. I subscribed in January 2013, when their February issue was already out and received November, December and January issues (the same day!). So although I paid for 12 issues, I will actually receive only 9 (new) issues. What a nice way for them to get rid of the unsold issues!

I've contacted them twice by email, once on Facebook and once on Twitter about that issue, they never got back to me!!!! TERRIBLE customer service, last time I subscribe to them.


title: A Magazine you can completely trust!

text:
Never disappointing!! Excellent news! Very
Interesting to read and keep updating with
Correct, safe news articles!!!!!