title: At $5 a year it's a no brainier

text: The only thing that concerned me was the notice informing me it would take 8-12 weeks before I got my first issue. I have been a subscriber to this magazine for 14 out of the last 20 years so I ordered it. I received my first issue within 3 weeks. Very happy. I would recommend this to someone looking to buy some new equipment or who just wants to stay abreast of what's new in photography but wants a quick and easily understood way of doing it. This is perfect for that


title: Healthy foods!

text: Always a treat to read and many simple recipes!


title: A must have for cooks!

text: Love, love, love this magazine! Fun to read and interesting easy to try recipes!


title: easy reading

text: Enjoy the great "tips" and tool suggestions.


title: out of business

text: nothing to say.


title: so that's good.

text: Daughter-in-law reported that my grandson reads it and likes it, so that's good.


title: Magazine subscription

text: I was buying this magazine occasionally just to see trends, etc since I don't shop that much. It's sort of a fun girly guilty pleasure! So now I can same some money instead of paying full price at the stores.


title: Three Stars

text: It's going to be a pain to cancel autorenew, but it is worth reading for entertainment


title: I love the content

text: I've had this for a few months now, and it always gets here, I love the content.


title: Perfect for a quiet evening at home with good music ...

text: Perfect for a quiet evening at home with good music in the background, the cat by my side and an excellent glass of single malt scotch to saver.  To "THE NEW YORKER."


title: Great Magazine

text: I am a Tennis Nut so this is a great Magazine for me, I love it.


title: The Family Handymand

text: I'm not qualified to give a review on this because I gave it as a gift & have not read it myself.


title: Field & Stream Magazine

text: I'm not qualified to give a review on this because I gave it as a gift & have never read it myself. However, I can say that my husband & brother love the magazine.


title: Country Woman Magazine

text: I'm not qualified to write a review on this because I gave it as a gift & have never read it myself.


title: Hobby Farms

text: I'm not qualified to review this magazine because I bought it for a gift & haven't heard whether the recipient likes it or not! Sorry ;(


title: Interesting articles

text: Is a gift for my Father. He really enjoys reading the articles.


title: Love it

text: Love the book


title: Love this magazine!

text: This is an excellent, beautiful magazine - and I love that it features our living area.


title: Subscription not started as purchased.

text: Unhappy that subscription did not start as purchased. Was to start with February issue sent mid-January.


title: Five Stars

text: love the magazine


title: As always the magazine is jam packed full of interesting ...

text: As always the magazine is jam packed full of interesting articles, jokes, etc. I always look forward to its arrival and read it from cover to cover!


title: One Star

text: hmm gave some good advice


title: not renewing

text: too expensive


title: not renewing

text: the front pictures are horrible.  This used to be such a great magazine.


title: Architectural digest

text: Very Convient, good price!  My sons favorite publication and this is the most economical place to buy it. A great Christmas gift!


title: Live it

text: I really ijoy reading the magazine and all the great projects in it b


title: Stick with the print.,..

text: Call me old school but, I would prefer to save 10 minutes of my life and wait for the printed edition, whenever that is supposed to start...?


title: Clumsy patterns

text: The patterns are no longer relevant. There is much more available on Ravelry.


title: Never received magazine

text: We had a subscription and never received a single magazine. Buyer beware!!!


title: Easy to renew.

text: Nice gift.


title: Kids Sports Illustrated

text: Grand Kids loved it.


title: Don’t buy this.

text: Don’t buy this subscription, I can’t cancel it!!! I am stuck with this substandard magazine!!!


title: Quilt Magazines I Like enough to subscribe too.

text: This magazine seems to have a variety of quilt patterns / ideas and  the articles that are very interesting. When I first started quilting, I bought all the mags and after awhile, I narrowed it down to 2 or 3 out of sheer redundancy, cost and space.  Month after month, this mag is usually one of the more interesting.


It's a TV program guide. Fine. Delivery took several weeks as expected. No problem


title: ... are ususally a little too short - but I like it!

text: too many ads - and the articles are ususally a little too short - but I like it!


title: Five Stars

text: been getting this for many years - best.


title: Unsafe website

text: After cancelling my subscription over 6 years ago C.R. still lists my e-mail and password in their files.<br />Why wasn't my personal information deleted when I cancelled?


title: Great magazine

text: My husband and I both enjoy this magazine!


title: Sad to see Popular Mechanics like this

text:
Popular Mechanics was one of the first magazines I subscribed to when I was in my early teens, early 1970's.  It was a well written magazine with interesting articles targeted at average reading abilities.  I loved it then, and it has helped keep me lightly informed on most of the innovative technological advances of the last 40 years.  Unfortunately, this magazine, along with others like Popular Science, were bought out by large companies, who did not maintain the same standards, but are maxamizing their profit at the expense of quality.  Among the many cost cutting initiatives, they have shrunk the font size to the point I can barely read the print.  Yes I know they print denials of this regularly, but I have a few old magazines I can compare the new ones with, and the font is undeniably much smaller now.  Also, the content is about 1/3 that of the older magazines.  The paper is thinner and cheaper, and this accounts for some of the thinning of the magazine, but not this much.  There are usually only two or three major articles, and the many of the rest appear to be copied right off the internet.

Sorry Popular Mechanics, I have many fond memories of you, but like a loved relative with dementia, Although still living, you are a shadow of your former self.  (Disclaimer;  I wrote a very similar review for Popular Science, both are accurate, since I have had nearly identical experiences with both).


title: Good but Going Downhill

text:
Popular Science was one of the first magazines I subscribed to when I was in my early teens, early 1970's.  It was a well written magazine with interesting articles targeted at average reading abilities.  I loved it then, and it has helped keep me lightly informed on most of the innovative technological advances of the last 40 years.  Unfortunately, this magazine, along with others like Popular Mechanics, were bought out by large companies, who did not maintain the same standards, but are maxamizing their profit at the expense of quality.  Among the many cost cutting initiatives, they have shrunk the font size to the point I can barely read the print.  Yes I know they print denials of this regularly, but I have a few old magazines I can compare the new ones with, and the font is undeniably much smaller now.  Also, the content is about 1/3 that of the older magazines.  The paper is thinner and cheaper, and this accounts for some of the thinning of the magazine, but not this much.  There are usually only two or three major articles, and the many of the rest appear to be copied right off the internet.

Sorry Popular Science, I have many fond memories of you, but like a loved relative with dementia, Although still living, you are a shadow of your former self.


title: Useable recipes

text: Great photos informative recipes down to earth often use unfamiliar ingredients.


title: Five Stars

text: Gift for my mother


title: Thomas Train

text: My grandson loves this magazine. I renewed another year for him


title: Nice eye candy for the photo enthusiast

text: Interesting magazine but get repetitive.  Nice eye candy for the photo enthusiast.


title: It's good.

text: I subscribed for this magazine for my son, 10. I received first issue and I see he is too young to read it, so it's for me now. I like reading magazines about traveling, different places and people. I am not very excited about this first issue I received, let's see..


title: Great Magazine

text: I bought this magazine for my daughter as a gift and she swears by it, saying it's the best magazine of its kind on the market (and she's read them all!).


title: My 93 year old dad loves this!

text: Nice size and an easy read!


title: Amazing magazine!

text:
I am in love with this magazine.
I currently live in Pennsylvania and this gives me a dose of what I'm looking forward to in the future.
I will be moving there next year but couldn't wait to subscribe to a couple of Arizona-based magazines.
I have no complaints!


title: OK to buy occassionally, not sure it is worth a subscription

text:
Bought my first copy of this in a bookstore and it contained an offer for a 2 year subscription at a very good price (around 60c an issue). This subscription has just expired and after being quoted 20 bucks a year from the publisher to renew I decided against it and thought I would share my reasons why. Initially I would read each issue fairly thouroughly but over time I found a lot of repetition with the same basic information being re-hashed over and over. I guess this is somewhat inevitable over time but it got to the point over the past few months that I would basically just glance through checking out the pictures when I received each issue and then just cast aside without reading. Also as other reviewers have mentioned it does contain a rather disproportionate amount of ads to articles and indeed, in some cases, the articles read like infomercials for new products (as an example in a recent issue I read a review of a new Sony camera, turned the page and there was an advertisement for the same camera and in comparison it was hard to tell which was the review and which was the ad).

My biggest issue with the magazine and the main reason I will not be renewing is the increasing emphasis to post-processing or 'photoshopping' and less on actual photography. Personally I got interested in photography from my love of being outdoors hiking camping etc and would prefer to be out in the field taking pictures than sat in front of a computer. It seems that the magazine is now orientated towards publishing pictures that are obviously heavily post-processed and slightly un-natural looking and the authors of some articles are pushing the view that you can't be a photographer today unless you do a lot of post-processing using HDR techniques (basically combining multiple images to make your final shot), which I would dispute. Personally I prefer to take the time in the field (waiting for the right light amd using ND filters to balance the light) to get the shot right at the time, rather than 'fixing' it later, and as such have found that this magazine has become increasingly irrelevant for me.

My recommendation would be to check out the magazine in a bookstore each month and buy it if there seems to be something in there that interests you rather than committing to a subscription.


title: Yes! Buy it!

text: Best magazine, I love it. If you live on the west coast, this is essential. The topics and articles are relevant and beautiful. I save the issues for future trips, and wish I could explore these places for the magazine. Great tips and ideas, and best travel magazine (I've subscribed to quite a few). Also worth noting, you don't get a million ads like some of the magazines out there, and I totally appreciate it.


title: Favorite magazine

text: I love this magazine, I've been subscribing to it for years now. So many magazines are more ads than actual content now-a-days and this one isn't. It has great articles, relevant and interesting. Most of it is quick read stuff, one page or a compilation of things, nothing very long and/or boring. It's the magazine of this generation, and helps keep you up to date on new technology.


title: It's ok.

text: I received this as a gift.  It was ok.  I renewed it for another year and I don't think I've looked at the last 5 or so.  I also get OK mag and it's a little more gossip but maybe its the lack of time.


title: Not a lot of information for the cost

text: I previously had a subscription and loved the quality of information and the amount of information each month.  Now, each monthly publication has very little information and the value is questionable.  Will not be renewing the subscription.


title: Love cooking

text: I love recipes and new recipes and I love cooking


title: Beadwork

text: Great magazine for beaders beginning and advanced. Lots of projects. Delivered on time.


title: Some DIY.

text: Just a magazine. I got it as a promotion. I guess for $5.00 it's good. Has a lot of Ads.


title: Eat up.

text: Just a magazine. I got it as a promotion. I guess for $5.00 it's good.


title: Not for me.


title: Good Read.

text: Bought this for my Wife. I read it also. Love it. Informative and a lot of facts I didn't know of. We feed birds in our backyard.


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE this daily reminder of my Faith!


title: I'm not smart enough or rich enough for this magazine

text: Quarter million dollar turntables.  Mono block amps costing twice as much as my car.  Paragraph after paragraph in which I understand most of the words but have no idea what they mean.  I wish I were the target audience for this mag, but sadly I'm not.


title: not enough useful information.

text: I have only received one issue so far.  First impression:  Too many ads, not enough useful information.


title: Great Pick

text: My husband loves this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Good, useful magazine.


title: Yearly Easter present

text: I get my nieces and nephews a subscription every Easter. They love it! It’s a scramble to the mailbox when it arrives.


title: It has too many personal examples of people's problems

text: It's a highly recommended book, but goes on and on and on about individual problems.  Take those away<br />and there isn't much 'book' left.


title: One Star

text: NatGeo used to be one of the best magazines ever, but lately content is not very scientific.


title: I love Nat Geo !

text: I never tire of the magazine or tv show - when they show ocean, planet, or any nature show....I'm glued to the tube


title: Great

text: Love this magazine. It is delivered in good shape too!


title: Love Readers Digest

text: Readers digest is one of my favorite magazines. It is very informative and yet has a small section for laughs.


title: Three Stars

text: Thx


title: Paper good, tablet bad

text: Meh, the electronic reader pretty much sucks...


title: Four Stars

text: nice


title: Handyman

text: Enjoy the articles and the tips


title: Great value

text: Great articles


title: Cannot beat $12 for a Year Subscription

text: Quality product and competitive price. Never buy via the publisher or newstans.


title: Hubby loves it!

text: My husband loved this magazine.  It was a good buy when I got it through a promotion that Amazon had for $5/year.


title: Five Stars

text: Superb magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Must have magazine if you love commercial planes. Superb quality of print !!


title: Science for All of Us!

text: American Scientist is my science zine of choice. It is written to pull in all sciences in language that is understandable by my 9th graders. I love this zone so much!


title: what happened to TV Guide?

text: This is pathetic. It is not easily readable. I am not impressed. It is easier to just flip the remote to see what is on.


title: a magazine for women over 30

text: I like this magazine for its articles, fashion and style tips and often for its' coverage of celebrity or personalities of merit. I don't care for the political slant it can take but it helps me stay informed. I recommend it to women who are tired of fashion magazines for the young; who want more substance with their style. This is magazine for you.


title: Great

text: Great


title: Great for the price

text: Information in black and white


title: Great gift idea!

text: I have been sending a subscription, aa a gift, to my mother for last few years. She loves it!


title: Like the tool reviews.

text: If like to work around house will enjoy this magazine.


title: Grandson Loves it

text: Got this subscription for my grandson who is really enjoying it.  He reads all the stories and studies the readings before each mass to better understand what he is being told.


title: Great patterns!

text: I liked this magazine because it has some really nice patterns that are not complicated. The patterns are really simple.


title: Poor Customer Service

text:
Reader's Digest took it upon themselves to decide my subscription had expired.  According to Amazon, it was paid through Sept. 2013.  In July 2011, I ordered a two year subscription.  To me, this would be through at least July 2013 and I know it took at least a month for them to "process" my subscription.

Beware if you order this.  Reader's Digest is not customer friendly. Watch your REAL expiration dates.

I had enjoyed the articles.  Lately it is a lot of ads as well.  Now that they have cheated me out of at least three issues it is not worth renewing.


title: Waste

text: Waste of paper


title: Love this mag!

text: I recently subscribed to Vogue Knitting International (first mag was the winter 2012/13) and am thrilled with the content. I love the way it is put together with each season and that each project is tastefully photographed and included with these is a complete set of instructions. I would recommend this magazine to anyone who knits and wants to receive 5 issues per year of a magazine that is full of great patterns. Considering this it is a great deal.


title: Awesome woodworkers magazine-worth collecting forever

text: This is an awesome woodworkers magazine that has the most beautiful projects and the complete instructions to go along with them. It also has tips and tricks to aid you with your project from the magazine or on your own projects. I highly recommend this magazine and also recommend purchasing magazine through amazon.com, they offer great deals and if you renew a sub there is no delay in delivery.


title: Keeps me current.

text: I really like to have this magazine coming regularly. It keeps me up to date on the venues I like best: movies and books. I'd be lost without it, and Amazon.com has been a great way to keep track of subscriptions and get the best price.


title: Great resource

text: A great resource for folks who are young marrieds, young families or anyone who is new to the South. Lots of ideas about things to do, places to go and good eating--recipes and restaurants. Always beautifully layed out and photographed. Love it. The Amazon price makes this the best way to buy.


title: Great Magazine!

text: Love this magazine.  Many patterns I want to make.  I only wish I could download it to my Kindle as I'm running out of space with all my crochet and knitting print magazines.  It's definitely worth getting, and I will continue to do so.


title: Fun magazine!!

text: Delightful, fun and educational!  Nice glossy magazine that can be read over and over again. Great!


title: Beautiful magazine!

text: Beautiful, wonderful magazine for the traveler or the armchair traveler. It's from National Geographic, so you know it's gorgeous. Highly recommend. Delightful magazine!


title: Great mag for a visit to the mountains of NC

text: I really like this periodical.  I spend summers in North Carolina and love that I can find interesting things to do there and articles about people and places in the mountains.  The photographs are excellent as well.


title: very simple

text: The very BEST magazine available.  It touches on everything in your life.  Makeup, cooking, books, clothing and anything else you can think of.  Well worth the money.  I love it.


title: Only has night time tv  schedule

text: Tv only has nite time schedule ..


title: Please bring this magazine back!

text: This was my son’s favorite car magazine. He would read and study every page. We are sad that it was discontinued.


title: Poor quality, cheaply done magazine.

text: Horrible quality. I used to subscribe to Country 20 years ago and it was my favorite magazine. Imagine my excitement to find it again! Unfortunately it was a huge let down. The pages were rich, glossy, thick and the content was high quality. The pictures gave you a real in-depth idea of what the location really looked like and the stories brought you to an escape from life’s stresses. Now, the pages are brittle, thin, color is faded and the stories are few because there are so many cheesy ads. You can tell that they’ve cut costs to the point of ruining this magazine. I am truly disappointed.


title: Best Food Magazine

text: Love this magazine !! Wonderful recipes and helpful tips


title: Five Stars

text: The best magazine available!!


title: One of my favorite magazines!

text: I love this magazine! It's scientific without being difficult to read. Love the "things you didn't know about..." list at the end. First issue arrived MUCH sooner than expected (within 2 weeks).


title: Son loves it

text: Frankly, I never see the magazine past a fast flip through it before my son takes off with the magazine,  I am relieved it does not have inappropriate advertising that my 16-year-old son does not need to deal with.  Too many magazines have resorted to that.


title: DSport is so much better!

text: I know, who still subscribes to magazines....I do, you digital media weirdos. The mag features some cool peoples rides, but honestly I could care less. DSport is the last good tuner mag available unless you can get a subscription to Banzai from the UK.


title: What happened to ATV’s?

text: It’s all side by side crap now. Not sure what they are called, UTV’s? Anyways, they still feature quads here and there by Yamaha and Bombardier and that company that bought out Artic Cat.


title: A car magazine to satisfy most types.

text: I would have to say that this magazine is informative to the largest group of individuals out there, but I am getting tired of cars above the 78 thousand dollar range. Then again it is for those who pride themselves on knowing every stat about every car out there.  Trust me I guarantee its subscribers do not all have Lamborghinis' or Ferraris' or McLaurens'.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: Beware auto renewal!

text: I was going to renew this for my nephews this year for Christmas, but have to pay nearly $40 if I don't agree to automatic renewal. At least there's an option for this on amazon - there is no option on the Highlights website and the automatic renewal notification is in VERY small print. I'm just not putting up with these sleazy sales tactics anymore, not to mention the almost weekly emails encouraging me to renew, renew, renew. No thanks, they're getting National Geographic or Ranger Rick this year.


title: every issue is the same

text: i have decided i can't; read these mags anymore. every issue is the same, this idea that men want to become beefy. i don't i prefer to be skinny but lean. also every issue is about abs and better sex. (boring).


title: The magazine is worth the money.

text: I like this magazine it has very good articles.


title: Every issue is interesting.

text: Love this magazine it always has good health information.


title: Five Stars

text: FABULOUS MAGAZINE!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love, love this magazine


title: great magazine

text: One of the best magazines, hands down, and has been for decades


title: Recommended

text: Prompt delivery of first issue and every one since then. Happy with subscription.


After two years of subscription I finally stopped it coming. Not very useful informations anymore and way too many ads.


title: Four Stars

text: some issues contain useful informations but some others are just useless...


title: My Nephew and Niece LOVE this magazine...

text: They race to see who can get it from the mailbox first and then immediately get busy entering contests and reading articles.  Great job, Young Riders!


title: Five Stars

text: GREAT


title: Five Stars

text: AWESOME


title: Five Stars

text: As advertised, no complaints.


title: Great read that I really look forward to

text: Great writers and a wide variety of products reviewed. Baggers, sport bikes, scramblers, cruisers.....something for everyone.


title: Five Stars

text: The Magnificat is an excellent book for daily meditation and can also be used to participate in daily Mass.


title: Must have

text: Love to read


title: Bad deal all around.

text: The magazines do not work for us.  We do nothing but pile up the paper copies.  In the first place the first issues were past issues. The online issues wee very incomplete and hard for me to read. They are also difficult to access.  My son is planning on trying a verified selection of magazines magazines on kindle unlimited.


title: Don’t recommend

text: Waste of money


title: An old favorite

text: This is still basically the Reader's Digest I grew up with (a long time ago). No outstanding writing or earth shattering exposes, but a nice size to tuck in your purse to read sitting in a doctor's office or while getting your hair colored (I am of that age).  It is entertaining and sometimes actually informing.


title: Car and Driver Magazine

text: I gave this as a gift to my son as his Father's day gift.  He loved it and looks forward to each and every issue.


title: this magazine has great healthy eating recipes that taste wonderful.

text: I am a foodie by nature. I love good tasting food. I love this magazine for the recipes and the ideas I get for satisfying my taste buds while I am dropping weight. I will use many of these recipes when I finally get to the maintenance stage because they are totally satisfying and nutritious. Love the magazine!


title: Perfect for waiting.

text: I subscribed to the Readers Digest for the sole purpose of having something to read during my many MD appointments.  Works perfectly for me.  The magazine itself is thin and fits into my purse.  The articles are short and interesting.  When I'm done with an issue I leave it for some other patient to read.


title: Five Stars

text: Just got my first copy and read it cover to cover.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine


title: Great buy for the year.

text: Great tool to enhance your spirituality.


title: Magazine Extension

text: Magazine extension was cheaper through Amazon then the publisher direct. If you enjoy the magazine, utilize Amazon for extending your subscription, You'll save some $$$


title: Five Stars

text: Terrific Magazine with LOTS of wonderful recipes.  The price was extremely reasonable, as well!!


title: Still around after all these years

text: I have enjoyed the stories in EQMM since my youth the 1970s.  It is heartening to find it still being published.  While the quality of the stories is uneven, there are always a few enjoyable reads, maybe one great read, and there is always the Jury Box - which I find one of the best mystery fiction review columns published anywhere.


title: Great!

text: Love this magazine. Just started receiving it but have already made several recipes and they all turned out delicious (miraculously). I'm just a so so cook. Would definitely recommend.


title: Enjoyed every issue

text: Well done/


title: enjoyed every issue

text: well don


title: Great ideas

text: What can I say. Enjoyable ideas that I don't have time to do  LOL


title: Four Stars

text: Nice


title: Bad customer

text: Content not worth the price. Bad customer service


title: Not Like It Use To Be

text: They only cover very overly done (severely traditional) dark-ish lay outs it seems.  They have become very un-relatable over the past 5 years.  I use to refer the magazine to clients for inspiration shots - not anymore .


title: Five Stars

text: VARIETY OF RECIPES


title: Five Stars

text: very pleased


title: Iam always excited to receive my copy.

text: Iam always  excited to receive my copy.


title: Sub

text: Never have received any issues.


title: love it though

text: I have to cancel this version and switch to the large print as a gift and for myself, love it though.


title: Great but...

text: I love this publication.  It is such a great idea!!!  Unfortunately my DD who is now 8, only uses it to color in and pretty much distract herself from Mass.  I am hopeful she will start to see the true reason for it soon.


title: Love this one

text: Great photography, large amount of information.  We will definitely renew our subscription.


title: Great introduction to the natural world for young children

text: I grew up with Ranger Rick and was delighted to share it with my daughter.  I think the appropriate range for this would be 4 - 7.  Just turned seven she's enjoying it still, but may be ready to move to the next level soon


title: Great issue so far

text: Great issue so far, but I'm very dissapointed it took nearly a year to receive my first copy!  I ordered this April 2014.


title: My favorite magazine

text: The only magazine I really care about. They never truly get old because nature and trails remain the same so I often go back and look at past issues. Great magazines for hikers.


title: Beware the auto renewal

text: I like Wired, and the Amazon subscription is a great deal, but beware auto renewal.  The renewal price is far above the subscription price on Amazon or lots of other sites.


title: Buy magazine here

text: Easy to subscribe and good price.


Not sure.  Enjoy magazine, However auto renewal does not indicate price.  Would not recommend.


title: The recipe  bible

text: Love this there’s lots and lots of recipes that are easy to make recipes


title: One of the best travel magazines out there

text: I read a lot of travel magazines and this is one of the best. Beautiful photography, interesting articles and the occasional British slang term is more interesting than confusing. Highly recommended for travelers, both actual and virtual, on both sides of the Atlantic.


title: Great Reading Options

text: Great delivery and price good.  This is a very nice configuration that includes a hard copy as well as digital access for spare time while on trips, doctor visits, etc.


title: great

text: Exactly what I expected! I love this magazine. as... as... as... now I have enough words to submit this review.


title: The low price is to bait you so they can later automatically renew your subscription at full price.

text: Don't get baited in to this.  Five bucks for a one time subscription to a lame magazine, ok, I'll try it.  Problem is amazon and this magazine publisher set you up to automatically renew at their current overpriced cost later on.


title: Great reading material for those who love STEM related topics and Science.

text: It's Popular Science. What's not to love? The factoids, reading material, topics, and writing are all well done. Take a look.


title: Great reading material for the DIY'er and home improvement types.

text: Absolutely awesome reading material for DIY types!


title: Great reading material for the DIY'er and Nightime reader alike.

text: I love Popular Mechanics. It's an all around great magazine and a fun read for a number of reasons from STEM based factoids to DIY and beyond. Well worth every penny.


title: I LIKE THE VARIETY OF ARTICLES IN CYCLEWORLD AND HAVE ALREADY ...

text: I LIKE THE VARIETY OF ARTICLES IN CYCLEWORLD AND HAVE  ALREADY RECEIVED TWO MAGS,AS TO THE OTHER MAGAZINE (RIDER) I CANNOT RATE BECAUSE I HAVE NOT RECEIVED ONE MAGAZINE YET.!!


title: enjoyable

text: I like the diversity of topics, step by step illustration makes you want to tackle the project without fear!!


title: Great Mag

text: Great magazine!


title: Shame on O

text: Why would anyone pay for O magazine. I keep getting this magazine for free in my mailbox and toss it right into the recycle bin.


title: Awesome photos

text: Great magazine


title: Favorite Magazine

text: I've loved Essence since I was a kid.


title: Oprah rocks!

text: My favorite magazine


title: crap

text: all is advertisement and marketing , is not the magazine what it use to be 10 years ago


title: Three Stars

text: good value


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine good price


title: Do not have this!!

text: I do not have this at all!!!!!


title: Decent magazine.

text: Only got one issue so far so really can't rate the mag.


title: My Motocross Son's favorite

text: My son devours this magazine as soon as he gets it and re-reads it until the cover falls off.


title: Good, Basic, and Kid Friendly

text: If you don't want your little motocrosser to be reading magazines full of half-naked motocross chicks, then this is for you. My 12 year old son has gotten this magazine since it came out and he enjoys it. It's cheap, colorful, has great photos and is an inspiration to young beginning and advancing motocross riders.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine -- and I'm a girl!


title: Got here earlier than expected!

text: I love my dogs and I love to read about the latest and greatest.  I haven't read it cause it just arrived but a good start so far.


title: If you're a Whovian

text: If you're a Whovian you'll love this magazine.  I purchased this as a gift for my daughter who is a Whovian.  I hope I spelt that correctly.


title: Unreliable  I should have brought direct!!!!

text: Received 1st booklet in January. No booklet in February.


title: Food Lovers Dream

text: Loving them..... This magazine keeps you cooking


title: In the KNOW

text: Very informative


title: Fun monthly read.thumbs up

text: Great Photos, ideas, and articles.!


title: Interesting Look into the Farming & Ranching Life

text: As an outsider I was very pleased with this magazine and a truthful look into the life of our farmers and ranchers in America! Great option.


title: Fabulous Magazine & Must Order

text: Very fun magazine with great content!


title: Great Farming Magazine

text: Great quality photos, articles and in site into farming.


title: Such a great read!

text: Very well made and brings you back to the good old days or is fun to show to the younger crowd to blow their mind how much effort our lives took Ha ha ha ha


title: Great flashback Magazine - Great Quality

text: Bring something cool back! Great quality magazine with flash backs for some but inspiration for others.


title: Five Stars

text: Everything so classy! Can take so many of the ideas and use in my home.


title: Fun for all

text: My daughter loves these. The whole family loves the seek n finds.


title: Two Stars

text: Too many ads.


title: Five Stars

text: Exactly what was expected.


title: Women’s magazine

text: Love the recipes


title: Great recipes @ a great price

text: Got for my grandma. She's a baker. She loved the recipes so much we just ordered her a year subscription! For only $15!


title: This was a Mother’s Day gift and it wasn’t delivered until late June

text: Mother’s Day gift but my mom said I had poor contact

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title: Five Stars

text: I love these books but have not gotten them yet.


title: Great addition

text: I’m a big fan of Allrecipes as they are my go-to location for recipe ideas. The magazine is a nice addition to the online source.


title: Great value,  beats standing in line at stores!

text: Can't beat this deal $5.00! for this magazine. I love them, so much cheaper than buying in stores!


title: It is not okay. The subscription was supposed to ...

text: It is not okay.  The subscription was supposed to be a renewal.  I was assured to ignore any duplicate issues that my renewal would continue until Nov 2018.  The label says July 2018.  That is neither fair nor honest.


title: Fun

text: Informative


title: Covers a lot of interests

text: Current information


title: Love

text: I don't remember buying this, but I sure am enjoying receiving the copies.


title: useful recipes and articles

text:
This was an unexpected pleasure.
I have been reading the articles and gaining unexpected knowledge on food sourcing.
The recipes are good too.  - Always like pics of the final dinner plate.... gives me encouragement to try something new!


title: Good

text: Looking forward to receiving it. Love the magazine.


title: Good

text: Have not received yet but i enjoy the Magazine.


title: lots of useful info for the

text: Enjoying, lots of useful info for the diyer


title: Don't Subscribe - Lousy Customer Service

text:
As an enthusiastic hobbyist photographer I was eager to subscribe to Outdoor Photographer. Especially given the fact that I got an e-mail offering a special annual promotional subscription rate to it from Amazon.

Well, I had the same experience that other reviewers here have stated. Only worse! I didn't even get to the subscription processing stage! I was notified that Outdoor Photographer canceled my order because they wouldn't honor the promotion.

I'm going back to only buying 1-2 issues/year in my favorite brick & mortar bookstore.

Stay away from this publisher and its publication subscriptions. Maybe if they're boycotted they'll smart up about how to serve their customer base...


title: Beautiful Magazine!

text: Delivers at the door in good condition and in a timely manner! I love looking through this magazine for interior inspiration.


title: Great magazine for writers

text: This is a wonderful magazine. It has advice for writers of both fiction and non-fiction, articles on how to improve your writing, tips on publishing, and other insight into the world of writing.


title: Great Magazine

text: I have been reading this magazine for three years now.  It has scientific, tested, and proven articles.  None of the racy, superficial, brainless, sex fluff that other women's magazines try to push. You feel sexy by eating right, exercising, and learning how to treat your body well. That's what real women want to read about.


title: Ripped off

text: I have only gotten one magazine in the last 3 months.


title: Just OK.

text: Was good for a few issues then became routine, boring.  Pretty much the same as other magazines.  Would not order again.


title: Mostly ads

text: Some cool projects and advice pieces, but a majority of the magazine is just advertisements.


title: Five Stars

text: My son like to build items, so it was for my son.  A lot of information and upto date


title: Wife loves this magazine

text: It has great info, and I get some amazing food from the recipes. I'd order it again in a second.


title: Too liberal/biased

text: I read Time for years. It has changed drastically.  I would not buy again.


title: TERRIFIC PERIODICAL, GREAT WAY TO SEE NEW AUTHORS ADN NEW WORK.

text: I have known about this periodical for years but hadn't bought my own.  It is worth the buy. I love being introduced to new stories and new writers. I really look forward to


title: DOES NOT COVER ALL "LOCAL" Over-The-Air CHANELS, IN FACT DOESN"T COVER ALL"NATIONAL" CABLE CHANNELS

text: Contrary to its advertising, this magazine ONLY covers the major "NATIONAL" Cable channels, won't tell you anything about what's on your local broadcast channels nor on the smaller cable "networks, nor on streaming platforms. Don't waste your money paying for a subscription if you really want to see what's on tonight. Try finding SNLA, CBSSN, ARMENIAN or FILIPINO TV in this magazine. Where is truth in advertising when it comes to this magazine?


title: Great book for birders!

text: My husband and I have been backyard bird watchers for many years, we both enjoy this book very much. It has great articales to read and gives us new ideas on birds!


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great ideas.


title: ME ME ME

text: I have had enough of Oprah, she has earned billions on how women should raise the glass ceiling, how we can beat men and now that Sarah Palin in running for VP she said she won't interview her becuase it's political.  When Obama was on her show, uh that wasn't political??? I won't be purchasing her magazine anymore


title: Love it

text: So thankful to finally have my own copy! I now have a lot more ideas and how tos. Can't wait for the next issue.


title: On target

text: I like that it covered the north west more than the other magazines.


title: Order now, you will be so happy you did!!!

text: I LOVE LOVE LOVE this magazine!  The recipes are better than any other magazine out there!  So great in fact, I used two of them at our very traditional Thanksgiving!!!


title: Nice

text: Great magazine


title: Nice

text: Nice magazine


title: Stylish Magazine

text: Great articles and photos


title: Not timely delivery

text: Have NOT received any issues yet


title: Be forewarned they offer bi monthly now only

text: I paid 40.00 and then they switched to bi- monthly and did not offer to refund money or extend the subscription. Sucks!


title: When am I getting this?????

text: I thought I would have it by now.


title: Can’t beat the price

text: Good reading


title: Can’t beat the price

text: Very good reader


title: Five Stars

text: Lucky mag is da bomb!


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine...I get a lot of info from it.


title: Gift

text: Gift


title: Great

text: Great


title: Good

text: Good


title: Oh how WIRED has fallen. Just another socialist bowl of pablum.

text: WIRED used to be THE place to go for innovative journalism focused on new technology and next generation ideas. I read it cover to cover for decades. However, like so many other media publications, it has become infected with incredibly biased, one-sided political pandering. A thread of Far Left agenda is woven into nearly every story, and it is sickening. By the way, I'd be just as upset if WIRED had become just another tool of the Far Right. I imagine Lou Rossiter, who started this publication decades ago, would be very sad to see the social justice train wreck this once great publication has become. I am no longer a subscriber, and I do not recommend this to anyone seeking unbiased technology insights.


title: Should be renamed the Social Justice Weekly Reader

text: I subscribed to the New Yorker for decades, but I just can't stomach it any longer. While the cartoons are still funny, and the writing is still mostly technically brilliant, EVERYTHING in this magazine is now filtered through a very dishonest FAR LEFT editorial sieve. There are so many ironies here. A magazine which constantly shames any reader who does not waive the social justice banner has some of the most targeted, elitist ads for ultra luxury goods & services on the planet. Diversity? Oh yes, the New Yorker LOVES that, as long as it happens to be aligned with their accepted, ultra-leftwing ideas associated with race & religion. But please! Do not even think you'll ever see a true diversity of opinions and ideas here. No, no, that just wouldn't be right. Please understand, I'd be just as annoyed if everything in the New Yorker was printed only to suit a Far Right agenda. If you like the Bill DiBlasio flavor of socialism, you love the NY'er. Otherwise, you'll be sadly disappointed. As my eighth grade English teacher used to say "well written crap, is still crap".


title: Digital Kindle Edition does not work -- also see other poor reviews!

text: The digital version DOES NOT WORK on the Kindle. Conde Nast has a widely known problem here, and they have not fixed it. It will allow you to download the magazine, and then it may work for a day or maybe 20 minutes, upon which time it will lock your Kindle, cease to function, and give you major headaches. If you want to read WIRED, buy the hardcopy, because this Kindle edition does not work at all.


title: Great!

text: Very good


title: Excellent magazine

text: I learn something new with each outstanding issue. I turn to Steve Forbes column first and get his insight.


title: Good all around home magazine

text: Good magazine. Would be nice if it was published more frequently.


title: Four Stars

text: I think it will be very useful to me.  I have saved, but not yet tried, the recipes


title: Amazon is great and I love it

text: Amazon is great and I love it, however, the Readers Digest is not as interesting as I remembered it to be, maybe it's more juvenile b/c it's large print .


title: Gift Loved By Golfer & Golf Fan

text: Bought as a gift for golfer and golf fan. Greatly appreciated and received.


title: Like

text: Great when I get a chance to use the app on my Kindle my granddaughter has it mostly


title: Excellent Resource!

text: Writer's Digest publishes hands-on, practical articles for writers. Their interviews contain smart tidbits that I can apply quickly, and they don't write down to readers. I like the brevity of their articles too -- busy writers can read an article in five minutes or less. That's my style.


title: great magazine.

text: I can't wait to get each issue.  I devour every page.  Love the contributions the different stars offer.  Best of the best food magazines!


title: ordered as gifts

text: I ordered 3 subscriptions as gifts. I have always enjoyed this magazine and hope the recipients will be pleased as well-thanks


title: Happy Reading!

text: This magazine is GREAT!It fills you in on the latest news and science, plus technology, cars, future products, music, and much more. And they have a wonderful shopping section-everything is in its own category.They also update you on the latest events, such as missles, the 9/11 attacks, and other things.This is the only magazine I have a subscription to.I want to try Pop. Mechanics.Everything is current to the month.They have all the records that have been broken that month and records that are going to be broken.New discoveries are reported on.They also have little "side stories" towards the end.I could go on almost forever about what this magazine contains and what I think of it!<br />HAPPY READING!!!


title: Lots of advertisements but very few recipes

text: I ordered this magazine in hopes of getting some great recipes to cook this year that are more healthy and tasty for my family to eat.  However, after the first 27 pages and still no recipe, I was sorely disappointed.  I assumed the magazine was geared towards recipes and eating light, hence "Cooking Light", however, I find that it's filled with advertisements for the most part, then other articles like exercise in one section (if I wanted articles on exercise I do believe I would have ordered something more specific to that...again...COOKING light...not looking for EXERCISE light).  There were other articles as well and that I expected because I assumed there would apt to be discussions on why and how cooking/eating light is important.  When I did get to one of the recipes that was pictured early in the magazine...but the recipe was in the back....I find a side note that states something to the effect "this is great as an appetizer but if you plan to eat it as your meal you are splurging".....are you kidding me?!  I thought this was about cooking light?  If I wanted a recipe that is tasty but I have to ration what I can eat of it due to high calories/fat/sodium....do you think this Cooking Light magazine would be the appropriate place I would look? Out of the few recipes in the magazine I only found one I would even consider.  I suppose expectations of something play a big part in satisfaction, or lack there of, and my expectations were to get a great magazine that was packed with healthy eating options and very little more than that.  Sad that it has to be packed with everything else and just a little of what I expected.  Oh well, you can't win them all.....for me this is certainly not a winner.


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite magazines for sure.


title: Where is it?

text: Ordered over a month ago and have yet to receive it - where is it????


title: Four Stars

text: Nice to look through, but expensive.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine.


title: Enjoying

text: For sure enjoying this magazine!


title: Best Magazine Subcription Ever

text: I have never had such ease in ordering a magazine.  My first issue arrived sooner than expected, the digital access gives me access to past issues which I love.  I will buy all my magazines through Amazon now!


title: STILL ENJOY READERS DIGEST ;)

text: Nice to find an old friend for $5.00 a year~


title: tiny little book

text: What a treasure --this tiny little magazine is full of info. I enjoy my birds and I wish this magazine would come more often


title: Great magazine

text: Good variety of articles and stories. Great value.


title: Great subscription!  Great ideas!

text: Love the digital subscription along with the hard copy.  Lots of good ideas and love the Property Brothers, Fixer Uppers, Love it or List it (I or II),


title: They went woke, so now they may go broke

text: Nope. I bought this for my grandson and quickly found out they have bowed down to woke crowd with their content. Not okay with me. I am not anti anything (live your life as you please) but there is a time and place to learn about certain things and that should be left to the parent to decide, not a kids magazine.


title: Love this

text: Love the different recipes from all corners jog the world


title: Great

text: Bought this as a Christmas present - he loves it


title: Good magt

text: It all ways has good articles in it.


title: Love this magazine

text: As a lab owner, this magazine has a wealth of wonderful information. Love reading and seeing what other labs are doing out there, from the health to obedience training.


title: I HATE BON APPETIT

text: THEY RUINED MY VINTAGE CAST IRON PAN. I followed their directions exactly, to the letter, for how to season a cast iron pan. The first and only time after that when I tried to brown something a bunch of black chunks came off the pan and it obviously was ruined. I wrote to them 4 times to request some kind of compensation or replacement. They never even offered an apology. Absolutely no excuse. See photo for the wreckage.Those black pieces you see are not from meat browning-they came off the pan. I am SO angry.

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title: Be careful

text: The price was misleading and it took me a while to get it cancelled it really turned me off.


title: Five Stars

text: it was a gift


title: Projects that apply to us..........

text: We have only received  one copy of the magazine, but it was very interesting with some topics that applied to our current situation.  I find that so many of the DIY programs/magazines seem to be geared for the larger projects that take a lot of money.  We need smaller projects that take less money and lend themselves to our type of home; not some 5 bedroom, 4 bath type.  We have a simple 3BR, 1 1/2 Bath ranch style, that is older and needs updates, our budget is small and we have to save to do projects.  When we see ideas and suggestions that look good to us, we can plan accordingly.  Thank you for a great magazine!


title: FUN AND INFORMATIVE

text:
This magazine is a major plus in all departments, flirty, informative, trendy, and flattering with reasonable, realistic advice (which you can either take or leave -- a major plus is that it isn't mainly centered on size 2 waifs and makes sound fashion and beauty advice for the every woman).

Of course some of this is so over the top one would never dare to to buy some of these products though the fun part is looking and there is so much sound advice that the reader/consumer is then able to make realistic determinations from these suggestions and incorporate them into her everyday life plus....kill me, I adore looking at what I can only dream about NOT having....and planning on the occasional splurge in my life....investments so worth the money.

Beauty tips out of the world...some fav Bravo tid-bits...and just plain fun to browse and dream and I adore...did I say I adore the stickers to mark where to go back and peruse all the must have's that you'll likely never purchase but just makes dreaming more fun....Plus I've actually gotten some fabulous killer advice (both beauty and fashion do's and don'ts that have totally been worth the price of admission)

Love it....Second best to the beauty bible Allure!


title: Four Stars

text: A bit expensive but my husband, the cook is worth it.


title: Useful

text: Like the magazine


title: Don't expect to get it like you should, unfortunately.

text: I love this magazine but have only received ONE since I bought the subscription three months ago.  I never know who to contact about it.  I figured it's money down the drain. Irritates me though!!!


title: Boring Magazine

text: I haven't read this magazine in years and thought I would check it out. I found it to be extremely boring and not worth the subscription.


title: Boring Magazine

text: This magazine is not worth subscribing to. When they first started this magazine it was fantastic with a wealth of information in every issue. I couldn't wait to get the next issue in the mail. Now the magazine is filled with advertising, some cooking recipes, and advice on maybe ten things. Who needs more recipes. It is definitely not the same great magazine that started it all for them. I am not renewing my subscription.


title: An Advertising Vehicle

text: I want to like this magazine. It certainly looks beautiful. The reality is its simply a vehicle to attract advertising from MFA programs and writer's conferences. The content is repetitive—two articles on Donald Hall within the year. I like Donald Hall but there are other poets out there. The literary agents they interview are inexperienced and usually, very new to the business. After one or two issues its just dull. The advertising team is top notch though!


title: Magazine

text: Two bad it only comes out every two months.  Very good magazine.  Lots of information


title: No longer a credible nor entertaining periodical

text: I used to really enjoy receiving this magazine but over the last few years it's really gone down hill.  Too many articles reflect a perspective which is not be backed up with any real science and as such is simply opinion.  I suppose for those who agree with the opinion of the authors that's not a problem.  An appropriate title for this magazine now would be Popular Pseudo Science.  I'll not be renewing and won't miss it.


title: Five Stars

text: My wife loves it.


title: Four Stars

text: My wife likes it.


title: Four Stars

text: My wife says there are some good recipes in this magazine..


title: Five Stars

text: My wife says this is a great magazine for ideas.


title: Great Inspiration

text: This is one of my new favorite magazines.  It gives me inspiration every month. I always love opening my mailbox to find this magazine in there waiting for me to open it.


title: Will reorder

text: Grandson loves


title: Five Stars

text: Friend told me about this , Journal - she was right - WONDERFUL


title: I have been subscribing to this magazine since I was ...

text: I have been subscribing to this magazine since I was 18 yrs old.  Am now 66 and still reading, but now I need the large print.


title: A Literary Magazine/ Investigative Journalism/&Eclectic Reading

text:
Lewis H. Lapham was the reason I initially subscribed to Harper's. His template and influence is still present. I enjoy my reading hobby and this magazine touches a lot of my reading hot buttons.
 Investigative reporting is my red meat hot botton. Perhaps the best book on that subject is Into The Buzzsaw by Kristina Borjesson. If one reads that, than one understands, what they need to know about a "free press". Despite those draw backs(read the book), Harper's manages to touch some hot wires that are ever present in today's envirnoment of elaborate PR facades. For example, the "global warming' that is allegedly caused by carbon dioxide. Read(google)/ Climate Change: There's Money To Be Made by Ken Silverstein Harper's.
 Another hot botton of mine is books/literature, and Harper's not only reviews several books, but selects some for very in-depth anaylses.
 Another hot button of mine is science and they have a feature, every month: Findings, which is quite good(short but sweet). Also, some articles, at times, feature science stories.
 Another great feature they have every month is their "Index" feature, which relates some factual statistics on current topics that are in the public eye.
 Another feature is "Readings", which is an eclectic assortment of various odds & ends that cover things that one would never imagine to come across.
 Perhaps one of the most outstanding reasons to subscribe is Harper's provides access to its vast archives, dating back to 1850! I accessed an article that noted historian Charles Beard wrote in December 1931 titled 'The Myth of Rugged American Individualism'. In it he documented 15 examples of government handouts/subsidies to business when the country was sinking into Depression. It demolished the notion that business had single-handedly achieved the building of the country(or even its own special projects)due to the acumen and strength of character of big American entreneurs, revealing the extent to which government (as funded by the taxpayer) was not just instrumental, but an indespensable participant. Government was engaged in these projects in such a way that corporations were primary beneficiaries to the detriment of the public-such as the elaborate construction of networks of highways favoring the auto industry and Big Oil instead of cheap public transit. The giant businesses have enjoyed tremendous benefits while commanding public policy agenda, distorting public policy priorities and expendatures in ways that are not in (or even against) the public interest. And then, even as they reap immense government subsidies, they have the audacity to preach 'individualism' and self-sufficientcy to the American public, to tell Americans that we should demand nothing /expect nothing from the government we elected to address OUR NEEDS.
 This article of the past is representative of what a magazines should writing today. Unfortunately, it is NOT the case.

 All in all, a very worthwhile magazine in today's mainstream media full of emptiness.


title: Dog lovers should order this

text: I am always excited to receive this magazine. I read it almost immediately. I especially like the training tips and the breed articles.


title: My turn to get this subscription

text: Always a family favorite so I thought I'd give myself a subscription and see what I thought


title: Just so-so

text: Decent magazine, informative and introduces me to new products and sales. But the content and amount of articles is lacking. more ads than anything else. A little disappointed.


title: Good purchase!

text: I buy these for my husband who loves to write and he seems to enjoy them!


title: "Scientific American (1-year auto renewal) - My husband loves this magazine!

text:
There are two magazines that my husband can't live without and one is the "Scientific American."  I've been saddled for many years (almost 28) with making sure the subscription doesn't expire. As an avid reader, my husband finds "Scientific American" to be the most informative in the realm of scientific discoveries.  I also enjoy reading the many wonderful articles.

When I learned about the "Amazon Magazine Subscription Manager," I started ordering and managing the two magazine subscriptions through Amazon.  Now I have them on automatic renewal and I love it!

Amazon is my favorite store in which to shop, and I do my shopping through Amazon for most of the products I use for home and personal.  I thoroughly enjoy the Prime Membership and free shipping on many of Amazon's products.  Amazon is pretty competitive with most of their prices, so why should I drive 37 miles to town or in our small town for products I can buy on Amazon and have shipped to my front door!


title: My husband loves "Sky and Telescope"

text:
There are two magazines that my husband can't live without and one is the "Sky & Telescope."  I've been saddled for many years (almost 28) with making sure the subscription doesn't expire. As an avid lay astronomer, my husband finds "Sky & Telescope" to be the most informative in the matters he considers important.  I also enjoy reading the many wonderful articles by accomplished astronomers.

When I learned about the "Amazon Magazine Subscription Manager," I started ordering and managing the two magazine subscriptions through Amazon.  Now I have them on automatic renewal and I love it!

Amazon is my favorite store to shop and I do my shopping through Amazon for most of the products I use for home and personal.  Amazon is pretty competitive with most of their prices and why should I drive 37 miles to town or in our small town for products I can buy on Amazon and have shipped to my front door!


title: Dont waste your money

text: Only recieved this magazine once. Extremely disappointing.


Vibrant pictures lots of info.  Both our 3yr old and our 13yr old enjoy flipping thru the pages and reading.


title: The Best Magazine for Everyone

text: Handyman magazine always features interesting articles for the shop, yard, home repairs, auto repairs, and more. There isn't another magazine out there that offers so much useful information that Handyman does. I bought this subscription for my husband but I think I enjoy reading it just as much as he does.


title: Mostly ads now. Disappointed.

text: Mostly ads now. Disappointed.


title: Love it.  Quality all these years!

text: Loving it as always.


title: Not much to it.

text: Not much to it anymore.  Not like I remember


title: Five Stars

text: It is such a good little booklet to read each day. Starts my day off right.


title: Real Simple

text: My gift to me-once done, it goes to my sister-in-law. Might as well have a guilty pleasure that you can share.


title: People Magazine

text: I get People magazine for my mother every year for her birthday. She doesn't want something that isn't useful, and she wants something she can recycle. This is her idea of a great present.


title: all advertising very few cood articles

text: If you get Mpls/St.Paul Magazine this is more of the same with very little worthwhile info.  ADS, ads, and more ads but not for the average citizen.


title: it was for a gift, but somehow I get ...

text: it was for a gift, but somehow I get it instead of the one who should, so I just present it each time it arrives.  Hopefully this will not be renewed until correction can be instigated.


title: Country Living Magazine

text: I look forward to this magazine each month.  An article on antiques is always included with Lovely photography and informative without breaking "the bank".


title: Love it. Its definitely handy

text: Cheaper to go threw here then it is to go threw signup card in magazines.<br />Alot of DIY.


title: Enjoy

text: Enjoy this.


title: Five Stars

text: Gave as gift and person likes it and looks forward to getting it monthly and saves them all.


title: Five Stars

text: Gave to grand daughter who loves it and reads it cover to cover.


title: Five Stars

text: Been getting it for over 15 years and never disappointed.


title: Five Stars

text: Have been getting Time for the last 25 years. Enough said.


title: Five Stars

text: Gift for my daughter who really enjoys it.


title: Five Stars

text: Have been getting magazine for my daughter for the past twenty years because she really enjoys it.


title: Five Stars

text: Renewed as gift to person for last fifteen years who enjoys reading.


title: Five Stars

text: Been getting magazine for the last four years and enjoy it.


title: Five Stars

text: Renewed for myself because I enjoy magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Renewed magazine for myself which I have been getting for last thirty years.


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine,  Don't miss an issue if your into aviation history


title: Excellent magazine for the PCPilot.

text: It was just what I was looking for.


title: Still Waiting

text: As of date of purchase, 5/26/11, I have not received an issue of the O magazine.  I'm sure it will be great......just haven't gotten one yet.  I'm guessing I should have since you're asking for a review.


title: Love love love

text: I read it and then bring to the lunch room at work. People love to read it on their break.


title: Very informative

text: Great articles on numerous subjects that impact any artist's techniques, how to price items, new products, and general knowledge.  Recommend highly.


title: Thanks

text: Thanks


title: My husband loves the magazine.

text: Reading about autos


Order processed quickly.<br />Magazine is full of good information and tips.


title: yes

text: Well explained projects and viable information


title: Four Stars

text: A good magazine


title: Garbage

text: Ive had nothing but trouble trying to cancel this magazine. First they overcharged me, then didn't want to refund my money. The magazine is mostly ads anyways. Please don't wast your money.


title: Recipe Lover?

text: AllRecipes is just that! I love this magazine!  I love the photos and the recipes are ones that I can actually make...they're not so high end that I can't make them.


title: excellent articles and pictures. love it.

text: love it perfect for saturday morning with a coffee nicely written, excellent articles and graphics .<br />perfect for those interested in the stars


title: keeps the TV off, and your ass out of the house.

text: lovely articles, makes you get up off your ass, and go somewhere. turn off the TV.


title: Wired, a pale thin  pamphlet version of its past greatness.

text:
I subscribed, expecting the larger, more comprehensive version I read in the past. The new wired is almost a pamphlet size. The layout and design, is for millennials,  with a reading attention span of a twitter user. Gone are the in depth stories, replaced by short snappy graphics engorged web page like articles.
I'm sure this shallow flashy version will appeal to the young crowd, but not to readers.
Good luck wired, because millennials, Don't pay, for anything.

update  second edition received.
this magazine had 38 full page ads for jewelry, luxury cars, 1 % vacation trips, etc. half of those double page ads.
That is a full 40% of all the pages in this 1/4 inch pamphlet/ magazine.
it looks like 10 web pages pasted together.
The ads are better then the articles.
This  magazine is either a second thought for Conde Naste, or a technology  primer for really stupid  1%ers, with an attention span of a gold fish.
Im cancelling today.
nice job Conde Naste, way to ruin a great magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: good mag


title: Five Stars

text: Husband enjoys it


title: The best!

text: Love this magazine! My husband & I always try to be the first to read it in our house! So many great tips, ideas & helpful information!


title: Decent reads

text: Only found a few articles an interesting read.


title: We canceled ours

text: I would give it negative stars if I could. The Nov/Dec issue is completely inappropriate for children and our subscription has been canceled.


title: magazine

text: Good hunting magazine to pass the time.


title: Five Stars

text: Best subscription price from Amazon and great publication


title: Five Stars

text: The price was so great that I will only get my magazine subscriptions for Amazon.com


title: Great Magazine!

text: Terrific Magazine


title: Used To Love Vanity Fair

text: There was a time a little over 30 years ago.  It had the best jewelry ad's in the business along some great pictures.  It's dropped most of the jewelry ad's but the pictures are still great.  I'm happy to have it back in my life.


title: Five Stars

text: My niece enjoys this magazine as a gift.


They delivered on their magazine promised


title: Yes!

text: Always great ......


title: Five Stars

text: lots good info if you like boats a must


title: Credible, well sourced deep diving political review.

text: Excellent credible deep diving political news cites all primary resources.


title: Go ahead and flame me

text: This isn't a review of the magazine, but the people publishing it. They changed my name! They assumed it was a nickname and addressed me as a name that isn't and never was mine and it actually changed my gender!


title: love it

text: fun to read. lots of great ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: my favorite magazine


title: GOOD BUY

text: NEVER GOT THE TOTE


title: Kids magazine

text: My grand daughter loves it!  I keep her subscription going as long as she wishes.


title: child's magazine

text: I bought a subscription for one of my grand daughters.  She loves getting something in the mail every month that is just for her.  This is especially helpful during our recent quarantine.


title: child's magazine

text: This was a gift for one of my grand daughters and she really enjoys receiving it every month.  Her parents told me that it's a nice surprise to get something just for her in the mail - especially during all the social distancing and quarantine.


title: Great Book for Daily Mass

text: This book provides the  morning and evening prayers, and daily mass readings. It goes through the mass structure daily. It also provides a daily lesson of a Saint.


title: Great Daily Masses


title: DH loves this magazine.

text: DH loves this magazine.


title: magazine

text: for my grand daughter, she likes the magazine


title: don't try the website-->it stinks

text: I've been a subscriber to Cooks Illustrated for years.  When I tried to renew this time, I couldn't even log on to renew because the account I've been using for online access isn't recognized on "Mylo".  OK... now what?  I just want an all access membership like I've had!


title: HGTV Magazine

text: Always enjoy the home and DIY ideas.


title: All About The Elite - Plus Bad Cancellation Policy....

text: Six months ago I signed up for a 3 year subscription to T&C and I just cancelled it because I got tired of reading about nothing but the elite 10% and their wealthy hob-knobbing Lifestyles Of The Rich And Famous and never anything about the middle 90% and our lifestyles. We 90% also don't need to see pictures of rich affluent people posing for pictures in their highly expensive clothing and jewelry with the price of each article displayed which is always $$$$.  Plus all the advertisements are all for expensive cars, designer clothes, footwear, watches, perfumes, cologne, etc. Which most of middle America can't even consider.  Now, I did read a few good articles which is the only reason I considered giving it 2 stars, HOWEVER, when I cancelled my subscription via their website I was notified that my cancelled subscription was not eligible for a refund which earned them a big fat 1.  HELLO?  Gee, I guess Town & Country needs the refund money more than I do huh?


The articles just aren't as interesting as they used to be.  Why would I care about the 20 best places to live in America?  I can't move there, so it's very boring.


title: Love it.

text: I'm 60 and even though this magazine is intended for a younger generation I find it contains informative articles,  helpful hints plus fun to read. Full of fashion and make up updates including product information.


title: Popular Science is Great!

text: There is so much great information in Popular Science -- I read the entire magazine (although I read the articles that most interest me first, then read the others!).  I highly recommend this magazine.


title: great as always

text: dad loves it!


title: Perfect for Elementary School Class

text: I've had a subscription to Nat. Geo. Kids for a long time. They've worked for a wide variety of grades. The kids love that they are understandable and written for their age. I love that it gets the kids engaged and interested in science. There is a spot on my bookshelf reserved for these, but the kids almost always have them checked out.


title: Disappointed

text: Ordered this for my daughter's birthday and have only received one issue. Super disappointed


title: Love this magazine

text: One of my favorite design magazines. Always has great content.


title: Easy to read and maniuplate

text: Fits right in the with Church I attend.  Easy to read and maniuplate


title: Ski Journal - Great Magazine!

text: This Journal has been around for a long time and is keyed to the serious skier.  It is a thoughtful and intelligent publication with fantastic photography and perceptive articles.  I look forward to each issue.  I used to buy it off the news-stand, but would sometimes miss an issue due to its having sold out before I got there, so a subscription is the way to go!  Highly recommended.


title: My favorite print magazine

text: I'm learning far too much of home repair kindof late in life- but, I enjoy it.  The ideas and techniques in this mag keep me thinking :)


title: Great read

text: This is a great read but for me it is very hard to find ingredients need for alot of the recipe and I find myself substituting products but I live In know where use. great stuff


title: If you don't have a woodshop don't bother.

text: Family handyman should be called wood shop magazine. Other than a reference to a good idea the average handy man does not have access to the tools required to make 80% of the projects shown in the magazine


title: This is a hunting base not outdoor living

text: There is only hunting related material in this magazine. I was expecting more of a variety as it is called outdoor life not hunting magazine.


title: It's an ok read

text: This is a way to get you to buy advertising and 5 pages to read


title: Five Stars

text: Thoughtful brilliant writing. Best of magazines.


title: On time

text: repeat purchase, reliable.


title: Good ideas !!!

text: Quick glance and an open mind for those to try new ways


title: Fun to get in the mail as a gift !

text: Enjoy


title: Loved the mag...about 1/3 through my subscription, they cancelled hard copy printing.

text:
As an avid Jeep enthusiast, I loved JP magazine for the singular Jeep focus. Ordered a subscription via Amazon and after about 8 weeks, I received the first 3 editions (near simultaneously). Shortly thereafter, I received an email noting that JP magazine would no longer be printed and I was given some options for online magazines as a replacement and a link to sign up for the MotorTrend ap. RIP JP Magazine. You will be missed.

If only there was some other way to still get Jeep related content (articles, video content, forums, etc.) at my fingertips. : )


title: Correct information

text: Grid is difficult


title: Disappointed

text: Kind of disappointed, was expecting more stories, less ads! Maybe next issues will be more to my expectation.


title: Science Is Cool

text: Good magazine with interesting new stuff in it always. I used to subscribe to this many, many years ago. Really, all magazines these days pale in comparison to the "hey day" of print media in the 80's and 90's, but it's still pretty great, and not extremely expensive to subscribe. Got to have something to read on the bus or in the bathroom, right?  As far as the content, they do have fresh ideas and exciting new developments in science and engineering that make this always a fascinating read.


title: NOT GOOD IN ANY WAY

text: Delivery is unreliable and this magazine is not interesting or informative.


title: ENJOY

text: Only received one copy so far  awaiting next one.


title: Useless for TV listings, OK for entertainment articles and reviews.

text:
TV Guide long ago stopped focusing on full-day local TV listings. There used to be different editions for each major metropolitan area in the country. That's long gone. Now it's more like a tabloid entertainment magazine that just happens to have 3 hours of national prime time listings thrown in. Also, this subscription is NOT for 52 issues. TV Guide now publishes every other week, so this 1-year subscription only gets you 26 issues. Don't be fooled into thinking you'll get a 52-issue (2-year) subscription.

So don't buy this if you need local TV listings. Check your local newspaper or something like TV Weekly Magazine for that. But if you like articles about TV shows and celebrities, this might be for you.


title: Less expensive if purchased from Nat'l Geographic Kids' website

text: $4.95 less!<br />I ordered this not realizing it was coming from a tertiary marketplace until I got my receipt. Literally just 5 minutes later, I was unable to cancel after finding that the magazine subscription was $15 from the publisher.


title: Discover

text: This is a favorite magazine.  There are always interesting articles &  the magazine contains very few irritating cardboard inserts.  ay


title: NEED LARGE PRINT..PLEASE

text: KEPT TRYING TO GET LARGE PRINT...WITHOUT. LARGE PRINT WE HAVE TO MUCH DIFFICULTY READING


title: not for everyone

text: I don't know what I was expecting since I hadn't purchased a single copy of it first but I was a bit disappointed.  I think if you are in the business of interior design or related fields this is probably for you.  As someone who was looking to get ideas to do my own designing it didn't work.  The stuff looked the same to me from month to month and didn't help if you weren't looking for the current trend in design.


title: still as great as ever

text: I love this magazine.  I've subscribed on and off for about 30 years.  The articles and especially the photos do not disappoint.


title: what's to review?

text: Hey it's NY Mag.  You either love it or hate it.  Like Marmite.


title: Educational and enjoyable

text: Grandsons love this


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine and quick way to renew it is through Amazon.


title: It's a Subscription

text: Renewal from direct subscription to Businessweek went w/o a hitch.  Very pleased with transfer of existing account/subscription to renewal via Amazon.  Surprised that the magazine now delivered via courier and not mail.  This has plus and minus - plus, arrives sooner, minus, courier throws it onto driveway and with the recent snows in the NE, magazine lost somewhere in the snow because the plow service cannot see the Businessweek in the snow....will probably find it in the Spring thaw.  Suggest Amazon or Businessweek provide newspaper tubes for curbside.


title: Must have

text: Nice stories  to read and pictures


title: Title says it all

text: Title says it all. It’s a real simple magazine to read, understand and enjoy. Great ideas & tips for food, home & living.


title: Five Stars

text: Hubby loves it loves of great reading.


title: More like a catalog of stuff only oligarchs can afford.

text: No hard comparisons or product shortcomings to talk about here.  It’s all “everything is great!” and “totally worth the preposterous cost”.  Uh huh.  Sure.


title: kids love it

text: This was a gift for my grandson.  He says that he loves it.  Lots of learning and fun activities for children.  A good indoor activity.


title: love this magazine!!!

text: I have not had a subscription to this magazine since I was a child.  I saw it in a classroom last year and decided if I saw a good deal I would get a subscription.  Love having it every month again!!!


title: Great value. Full of info

text: This is a great magizine


title: Great full of info

text: I really like this magizine


title: Outstanding “how-to” magazine

text: The articles are well written and easy to understand. They are also very thorough. The hints and tips are extremely useful. Prepare some space on your bookshelf! You will want to keep all of your Family Handyman issues!


title: Five Stars

text: enjoy the magazine


title: One of the very best magazines!

text: Traveler has everything for nearly everyone.  History, travel, photography....whatever you want is within these pages.  I have bought subscriptions for gifts, I have passed on my " used " ones and thrill to every month when I get my newest issue.  National Geographic has carried on its quest for excellence.


title: Five Stars

text: Loaded with lots of good information.


title: Look and Enjoy

text:
The Luxury of Towm & Country gives the everyday  working  person inspiration to fluff up our everyday lives. Most of all T&C inspireed

me give back to others who are in need. I now donate to a couple of charities just a bite out of my salaries every month thanks to T&C.


title: Not what it used to be

text: I'm very disappointed with the magazine as it is now.  It does not have the same layout our articles it once had.  Lots of ads(which I can understand) but it is now a magazine I can leaf through instead of read


title: Not really good enough to see all times for TV shows. It only shows TV Programs starting at 7PM.

text: After getting this copy in the mail I was completely disappointed because it was not like the TV Guide that was like the one that I used many years ago. I cancelled this immediately


title: I have no idea how I bought this at all

text: The minute I received the bill to pay for this I cancelled it. I don't have any reason to have this magazine in my house because I have no woman in my life at this time.


title: Interesting

text: Informative but not really practical


title: Five Stars

text: Wife likes it and price was goid


title: Thank You

text: Merry Christmas have a happy new year keep up the good work God Bless you and the work you do in the name of Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior.


title: This is a magazine

text: I bought this subscription for my sister.  She thanked me, but hasn't necessarily said anything about it since.  I assume that it came for the full six months.  I honestly don't know.


title: As expected.

text: Popular science has always been one of my favorite magazines. I found this for a good price so decided to give it a go. I enjoyed the subscription and it met my expectations


title: One of the most popular model railroading magazines.

text: A good magazine if you like reviews of model railroad equipment. There are also how to articles on how particular layouts were done. There are lots of ads from companies that make and sell model railroad supplies.


title: Boring

text: I never received all my issues. I think it was 4 out of 7. It's packed with way too many ads. The stories are narrow focused as if you called up somone in another state randomly and said what do you remember about a certain tree you used to sit under and how you  sat around the Thanksgiving table. Wayyyyy too cutesy


My grand children enjoy this magazine they are 2 and 4.  Have suscribed to this for many years for grandchildren till they reach 5.


title: Great fun in the mail for elementary children

text: Cute stories, puzzles and pictures.  Very exciting for kids to receive in the mail too.


title: Good price through Amazon

text: Given as a gift to a family member. Good price through Amazon.


title: To much left, to much sex.

text:
I got real excited when I saw the 24 month subscription offer here on Amazon. I read Popular Science when I was a lot younger and I thought it was terrific, so I almost pulled the trigger on the 24 Month Deal. Instead, I went out an bought the current issue and started reading.

This publication was not the great magazine that I remember. The articles are to short, capturing your interest with a new idea or angle and new ways of seeing things, but that is not always  enough. The reader is left wanting for more. Based on their  advertising it's hard to figure out the true target reader here in 2012. Now that it's punctuated by the far left, it's really hard to find a good reason to read this pub, or even look at the pictures. That's what Regan would say.


title: Four Stars

text: Good


title: Five Stars

text: I love Time magazine and this purchase save me money.


title: Good Magazine

text: This is good reading material if you love guns like I do.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine.


title: Not a magazine for Mechanics

text: There are some interesting short articles but in my most recent issue the only article was about whether or not to race the donor engine when a battery is being boosted and that was less than half a page.  Big disappointment but I assume that the contents have changed because cars have become so computerized and there isn't much for a home repairman to do.  Disappointing for a magazine labeled for mechanics.


title: National Geographic

text: I have to say I was disappointed in National Geographic.  It just isn't the same as it used to be.  It's too "skinny."


title: Good Housekeeping is a magazine for women.

text: It's been many years since I've read a Good Housekeeping magazine.  I must say that it used to be my favorite, with lots of relevant articles and even short stories.  Now, it appears to have so many advertisements and so few quality articles that I was really disappointed.  And, it seems to be about half the size that it used to be.


title: If you have a cat, you should read Catster

text: This is my favorite magazine.  It's educational and entertaining.  And since I like cats, I always appreciate learning about the different breeds.


title: We highly recommend Hobby Farms

text: My husband and I really enjoy receiving this magazine because it contains great information on farming, buildings,  animals and more.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine and good price


title: Trash

text: Mot what it used to be.


title: Five Stars

text: Always a good choice for a Christmas gift!!


title: Good stories, but the ads!

text: I hadn't read this in a while, the articles are really good. But, it's 1/3 ads.


title: Good

text: This is a good magazine.  It has good recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent articles


title: Three Stars

text: Better than I thought, but apparently magazines think only rich people get married.


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine.


title: One Star

text: 90% ads


title: Five Stars

text: Good content


title: Four Stars

text: Good content


title: real simple

text: I enjoy the magazine.  It has great photos, a plethora of recipes and new ideas for simplifying our lives.


title: Four Stars

text: very informative magazine. for watercolourists.


title: Aptly named - these crosswords are superb!

text:
I love crossword puzzles. I work them daily as they are fun, but also I believe they help keep the brain activity flowing.  I'm doing all I can to reduce the possibility of dementia, Alzheimer's, etc., so these work well for me.

Why Superb?

My favorite feature is the themed puzzled.  Each puzzle is titled, and the title gives a clue to the theme.  There are always at least three answers that tie in to the theme, and sometimes there are more.  Some are easy to figure out, and some are more challenging.  For example, the title theme might be "Let It Ride", and the theme answers might be makes and models of cars, or different modes of transportation, or perhaps poker terminology.  The themes make solving the puzzles fun because it is an extra puzzle to decipher!

Superb Crosswords would fall into the Hard category, but are generally solvable.  Occasionally I run into puzzles where I can literally fill in three words and that's it, but it doesn't happen often.  As with any crossword book, the more you work, the more you understand the patterns and conventions used.

The subscriptions have dramatically increased in price over the last 3-5 years.  The pricing I've seen on Amazon is consistent with other pricing.


title: Approachable yoga

text:
I have now received a few editions of this magazine and I found it to be a very approachable yoga book with enough for beginners to be challenged. I ordered this after reading the edition that had hip opening moves and found it quite useful.  It seems like each edition focuses on a particular "part."

Modifications are explained well in each edition.  Besides the yoga poses the articles span mindfulness, breathing, and healing.


title: Great Magazine but Expensive

text: I really like the in depth articles and emphasis on all parts of the world.  This news magazine is great to read even for those who are not strictly involved in big business. The articles frequently emphasize the impact on the denizens of a particular country and the consequences on other parts of the world. The subscription is quite expensive, especially now that I don't get the student discount anymore and with the availability of free news on the web.


title: Nice

text: Nice to receive on regular basis


title: Great Value on Amazon

text: I've had a subscription for years.  Great Value on Amazon.


title: Five Stars

text: Great price, who doesn't love The Smithsonian?


title: One Star

text: okay


title: I love Rachael's ideas but am a picky eater so most ...

text: I don't cook at home all of the time, so this magazine isn't really for me.  I love Rachael's ideas but am a picky eater so most of her recipes I wouldn't try.  That's just me.


title: Five Stars

text: This here magazine what has good pictures of food!


title: This magazine helps me keep my Spanish up to date and sharp.

text: I like that magazine and would order again.


title: Changed for the better

text: redbook has been known to me for years - I am a 55 year old professional, wife, mother and grandmother.  Given the excellent value I decided to give it a try... I was very surprised and pleased to see they have revamped this magazine.  I look forward to receiving my copy monthly and enjoy every aspect of it... geared to women of average earnings and lots of ideas and good reads, my subscription will continue as long as they keep up the good work.


title: Four Stars

text: fun gift


title: One of the few magazines that I will read cover to cover.

text: WEll, I shouldn't say cover to cover, but I do read more of this that I do any other magazine. I at the most usually get a weeks worth of casual reading from a magazine, but this one I get about a month out of. Between this and TFH I always seem to have reading material. I do with this was a monthly production though!


title: Confidence to tackle a repair and independence !

text: Loved this magazine and read it for years. Gave this subscription as a gift and was very well received. The lady was confident is fixing a few things all by herself. What more could one woman give to another more than some confidence and independence? This is priceless.


title: Pedestrian

text: Not much info for me


title: Its free whats not to like

text: never take financial advice from a book or magazine that you havent vested yourself


title: Bad news....no nutritional info for any recipe

text:
This magazine is slick.....great recipes, wonderful photo's, useful tips.  The bad news is that they consciously choose not to put any nutritional information in for any of their recipes.  I do not cook anything that I don't know the nutritional info for......maybe a bit health-nutty, but I try to watch what I eat and altho her recipes looked great, I never made one dish from the magazine.  I find it ironic that people have brought this to the magazine's attention and they still choose to lose readers rather than change.

I am not renewing my subscription for this reason alone.


title: From a Former New Yorker

text: Being so far from my home area doesn't mean I don't want to keep up with what's going on.  I love New York Magazine for its unusual "news". Sometimes I think the photos are crude,even grotesque; but on the whole, it's a great read.  I especially like "The Look Book" pages and restaurant reviews by<br />Adam Platt.  I subscribe to several magazines.  New York is one I would never not renew.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Only wish it came monthly!  Took forever for the subscription to start.  Like 2.5 months later.


title: SUCH A WEALTH OF INFORMATION

text:
GOT IT FOR MY HUSBAND...HE LOVES NAT GEO
HAVE BEEN GETTING HIM THEM FOR HIS BDAY
FOR 50 YEARS!


title: SHE'S THE HEADLINE!

text: SO MUCH GREAT INFORMATION FROM OPRAH AND FRIENDS  THANKS


title: A Time Proven Publication

text: I've been reading Outdoor Life my entire life, if you pay attention you might learn a thing or two. Great photos and stories, glad it's still around after all these years.


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipes


title: I bought this as a gift. It was well ...

text: I bought this as a gift. It was well received, but a comment was made that it had too many ads. A joke was made that it was now going to cost too much to read it...because the temptation to buy stuff that was advertised was mind blowing compared to the actual intended contents which was supposed to be educational.


title: Not the magazine of yesteryear

text: No longer the magazine was back years ago. Complete issues about certain topics. To fill in magazine, there's the same topic written differently in 3-4 months mags. Not current,there's articles from 3 yrs.ago just being published now.<br />Don't waste your time renewing a gift subscription,  the vendor won't sent to the person to be gifted, instead to the person whom paid the subscription.  And wont change when contacted. Just get a new subscription in a different name,same address.


title: Five Stars

text: Gift for grandchildren, they help with reading gives them something to think about.


title: love, love

text: I grab this magazine the minute it comes in. I call it my "honey do" magazine. Hubby dreads it when it arrives.


title: Always one of my favorites to read - - nice to get it inexpensively and regularly - - and ...

text: Always one of my favorites to read - - nice to get it inexpensively and regularly - - and easily - - and, of course, fascinating reading.


title: My husband loves this magazine!

text: My husband loves this magazine!


title: Really handy item.

text: The the magazine is OK, I have it before.  However I don't really ordering it.


title: Not as good as in earlier years

text: I have  been a subsciber to Wired since the '90s, and the recent change to a more politically relayed publication and non-techncal publication makes Wired less valuable than previous times.  There are some good pieces once in a while,  but nothing compares to what the magazine used to  be.


title: The diversity of the stories

text: Want to know how we got to where we are today...the story unfolds on the pages of Military Heritage.


title: Stories that interest me

text: Too many ads but I guess that is what keeps the price of subscription affordable. It is fun to hear about the latest scientific projects and thinking


title: This is a top quality magazine

text: This is a top quality magazine with fantastic pictures and equally fascinating articles. The print quality has remained high through all the years this magazine has been published.  5 stars is well deserved


title: Interesting Insights

text: This is as good as it was 50 years ago. Actually some of the articles are 50 years old.


title: Five Stars

text: Still Mad after all these years.


title: Good however, honestly I don't read it!

text: For two years I got this mag and haven't read it.  FUNNY.  What a joke!<br />It probably is good, although online sites are free and maybe better.


title: Great publication!!!!

text: This is truly a wonderful magazine !!! Love it!! Any quilter or crafter will enjoy all of the wonderful ideas!!


title: GOOD MARXIST READING

text: A MUST READ FOR FOR THE ZOOMERS


title: Good magazine layout and pleasing to look at.

text: Overall a good magazine for ideas how to make various things around the house easier to do. Helpful articals

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title: Very good instructions.

text: Good ideas and instructions with photos. Weekend ideas to the one day project.


title: Good ideas and instructions

text: Easy to follow instructions and photos. Maybe a few too many adds though.


title: Great photos

text:
I have always loved this magazine. It is full of photos, feeding ideas, planting your yard to make it bird friendly, plans for building bird feeders, houses. How to make your own food.

The only thing I wish they would do is include more on the Pacific Northwest .


title: Five Stars

text: Fabulous


title: Five Stars

text: likes this magazine cover to cover--like a wish book


title: Three Stars

text: ok articles


title: Five Stars

text: not sure if interests apply


title: Five Stars

text: enjoying articles


title: Five Stars

text: happy with magazine


title: Five Stars

text: enjoyed latert issue


title: Five Stars

text: cancelled --- not as used to be--confusing


title: Great articles

text: Pictures are grand


title: articles, lures and supplies

text: Great articles for beginning trappers, great supplies for the seasonned fur gatherer and locations and dates for fur auctions.Recommended for the outdoorsman.


title: 11 month Insider

text: When I immediately signed up for Insider which was the only reason I subscribed, it indicated only 11 months left for Insider.


title: It's different

text:
Southern living used to be alot better , lots of adds .
But what is there is still enjoyable .
I was thinking where is the content.


title: Refund my money !

text: I got only  one time . no more....


title: Book

text: Nice


title: Five Stars

text: Great quality and fast shipping!!


title: Great Service Poor Magazine

text: Magazine arrived timely but it was just a poor magazine


title: Great gift for mom

text: I got this or my mom. It comes straight to her mailbox. Great gift that she enjoys reading.


title: Good Magazine With Interesting Stories

text: This is a good magazine with interesting stories and features. I have been receiving this for a year now and will be renewing it again. Always learn something new with these issues.


title: No online

text:
My wife bought me this subscription and now, after getting first issue we find out it is ONLY print and r$t wants $50 more for online access.
I an NOT happy, at all.
Too bad I can't give it zero


title: Good magazine for a 7 year old!!!!!

text: Grandson was getting RR junior but it is too young for him.  The Regular Ranger Rick is perfect and he can't wait to get it.


title: Want to build or connect how about modify or frame here you can

text: So far so good I love the tops and told and how too it's awesome thanks


title: This is not just a mini cook book it's also a good read

text: What more can you say the food Network one of my top mags really killer


text: Just like online it's awesome but better cause some times you go online but don't know what recipe to look for and the mag just pics the latest and sends them your way


text: I love the recipes. They are easy and delicious