title: Lacks Content

text: I like looking at trends in home decor, while HDTV does have some, the overall magazine lacks content.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this :)


title: Good magazine-- bad subscription

text: In the 2 months since I have had this magazine subscription, it has probably come 3 or 4 times.  It doesn't get delivered about half the time and I have never had any issue with any other magazine subscription.  I would NOT reorder.


title: not a good magazine

text: I ordered this for my film aficionada daughter. She hated it. After I read an issue, I saw why. It is juvenile, smug, and annoying. I am going to cancel the subscription.


title: but More is feels like a new and refreshing publication compared to the high-fashion ...

text: I read More in the lobby of my doctor's office and was so impressed. It's a magazine of actual substance featuring articles about female leaders, creatives, and entrepreneurs and with thoughtful political and financial insights. I immediately came home and ordered it. Only reading the description did I find out that it is targeted to older women. As a 30 year old I might not fit in the typical demographic, but More is feels like a new and refreshing publication compared to the high-fashion drivel mags I've read in the past.


title: World War II History Magazine

text: I bought this subscription for my father as a birthday gift.  It took forever to get to him, but he loved it once he started receiving it.  Full of Great information and well written.


title: Lots of fun and healthy ideas!

text:
It's always exciting for me to see publications geared towards kids and family, so I was thrilled to see Yum Food & Fun for Kids magazine. It has an upbeat outlook with bright graphics and is filled with tons of nourishing and fun recipes that kids can get involved in, too!

Yum Food & Fun for Kids has ideas like how to make easy chocolate dipped strawberries that are gorgeous for any occasion and a great way to get kids to eat more fruit! There are many scrumptious ways shown to help ensure your children are getting the recommended daily allotment of fruits and veggies like the World's Simplest Smoothie recipe, with only three ingredients. If you like themed parties, you'll love this magazine as there are several delightful suggestions, like an Alice in Wonderland or an Ice Cream Sundae party.

I loved the recipe for "Overnight Banana Cinnamon Oatmeal" which is cooked with old fashioned oats in the crockpot! It's super easy to make and is ready when you are in the morning with lots of healthful nutrients all in one bowl.

These are only a few of the awesome ideas in Yum Food & Fun for Kids. Highly recommended!


title: BEST COASTAL MAGAZINE

text: Best coastal magazine in the world. As soon as it arrives, it's read cover to cover.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: not what it used to be

text: I used to subscribe 15 years ago and this is barely recognizable as the same magazine.  The print quality and photo resolution is very low.  The design and typography is busy and distracting.  The layout content is also completely lacking.


title: not what it used to be

text: I used to subscribe 15 years ago and this is barely recognizable as the same magazine.  The print quality and photo resolution is very low.  The design and typography is busy and distracting.  The layout content is also completely lacking.  Gilles Bensimon must be very sad and disappointed.


title: Five Stars

text: Favorite magazine!


title: Great ideas

text: Best magazine,  has so many great ideas


title: Vanity Fair is one of the best magazines published....Buy it!

text: As always, well-written and interesting articles....buy it!


title: Be In The Know About What's Happening in Entertainment

text: Entertainment Weekly is a great way to keep up to date with the latest DVD releases, movies, music and book reviews. When an upcoming movie is reviewed that I want to see, I put the title on my Netflix queue and forget about it until it comes out. I don't really read the music or book reviews. I really like the last page where there are some fun, snarky comments about celebs. I read this on my i Pad and used to read it on my Kindle Fire.....works great on both.


title: Science Illustrated....A Winner

text:
I've been a subscriber to Science Illustrated for several years. I even got my son a subscription for his birthday. He said that when he gets the new issue, he takes it to work, where he and his co-workers play the Trivia section at lunch time.

I love the illustrations, and the articles. A fun and interesting way to keep up with the latest goings on in science. Keep up the good work!


title: Variety of articles was fascinating!

text: This is the first issue of Wired I've read. Couldn't believe the variety of articles: 1)Why companies are "selling" product for free;2)Autism from the inside view; 3)The re-floating of a capsized cargo ship..carrying over 4,000 Mazdas by a salvage company..and so on. Had to read it cover to cover..am now a subscriber.


title: Brilliant and so helpful!

text: These magazines are packed with awesome tips and tricks for getting things done. I look forward to each issue.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Love it!!

text: Great new formate, full of great information. Really love this magazine. Look forward to the next edition


title: Five Stars

text: Got this for Grandson Christmas present


title: Great magazine

text: My grandchildren love it


title: I LOOOOOOOOOOVE CURVE

text: Curve has all the lastest & greatest news on just about anything you can think of on your favorite lesbian's. There's alot of humor in it. They also have top picks for books, CD'S & DVD'S. It's just pack with all kinds of interesting things.


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine


title: Motivating

text: Excellent magazine.  My wife is a yoga teacher. The articles keep her motivated. New stuff to use with her students..


title: Wonderful magazine!

text: 90 yr old Mother loves this magazine!


title: Wonderful magazine!

text: My 90 yr old Mom loves this magazine, as do I!


title: Love this magazine, always have

text: National Geographic....that should be all that needs to be said; however, I have taken this magazine for years and it continues to amaze me ... the places their photographers and writers go for pictures and stories! Excellent!


title: Have received this magazine from it's beginning!

text: My husband and I both love this magazine! This is not a read-only magazine, we do use the recipes and plan meals from it! Love the week night recipes as they are quick and easy! And I love the glossy type paper used...I will not take magazines printed on that cheap paper which rips easily and doesn't have good color, so thank goodness this magazine uses the nice paper! Highly recommend!!!


title: Awesome magazine!

text: Let me say I love magazines and I do get a few...probably more than a few...and I LOVE this magazine! As does my husband! We read it when we receive it - no going to a "be read" in a few days pile for this one! The pages are glossy and feel nice; the stories are wonderful! We have been to AK once and plan to go back again this year. GREAT reading and photography! Thanks!


title: Yummy recipes

text: I liked most of the recipes but, some are too complicated and calls for ingredients that I don't keep around the kitchen.


title: great magazine

text: If you like light houses and their histories, this is the one to read. Many interesting articles, archives, old photos....


title: Guitar

text: I have bought this magazine now for two years for my godson because he just loves it. If he is happy that's great.


title: Superb

text: There is another world in the arena of the engineering of race cars.  All of the information about making your present muscle car go quicker is little more than "tinker toy" instructions compared to the technology going into today's four-wheeled science projects.  If you don't know the magazine, get a single copy somewhere.  You will discover that you don't know race car engineering either.  Ever pin a 19-grand tach?


title: A hit with my 2-year-old grandson

text: I bought a single issue to find out if it was appropriate for my two-year-old grandson. His mother says he loved that issue. The first morning she showed it to him, they had to read it ten times. She said that within the first week they had it, they read it twenty times. That sounds like a success to me. I will likely order a subscription now.


title: No Kindle version for older Kindles.

text: I have read this magazine a lot in the past. I can't comment on the newer content yet because it turns out I don't have a new enough Kindle to receive the print version. I should have read the fine print in the pull-down menu first. Live and learn. Now I will have to wait for the print copy to arrive in 2-3 month. I just wanted others to be aware of that potential problem.


title: I appreciate being able to receive this magazine in the ...

text: I appreciate being able to receive this magazine in the U.S.! Some of the articles are strange, but most of the pieces are interesting!


title: great magazine easy to read articles

text: I love reason,  on my 3rd year.  lots of great articles that you simply wont find any were else.  about 5% of the articles are just two in depth and complex for me but the vast majority of the articles i follow and understand.


title: So fun!

text: I ordered this as a birthday gift for my then-1year-old nephew and my sister always raves about how much he loves them and gets excited when they come in the mail. He’s currently two and, according to her, they’re his favorite books!


title: Favorite

text: Love the color ideas and the DIY articles.


title: Hours of puzzle fun

text: I enjoyed the familiar and the new puzzles.  Each magazine provided hours of entertainment as I worked my way to the end.


title: Four Stars

text: Nice magazine.


title: amazing

text: always different things to learn in every issue.  i've been getting this since they first published.  it's a must have for collagists.


title: Stupid.

text: I hate how the beauty tips don't consider girls with short hair. Also, the fashion it terrible. Who wears stuff like that?


title: Fun read, fun to share with my elderly parents

text: I enjoy reading this during the day and keep it on my office desk.  Great stories, nice to read short snippets here and there and I love sharing the funny things with family and friends.  I feel like it's a great value and worth having in the home.  Strongly  recommend.


title: If you have enough time

text: They must see me coming. If you can yawn your way through an entire article,  you are better than me. Too dry reading material. Pictures are breathtaking though


title: Gardeners Good Friend

text: Any gardener in Tennessee should get this magazine. Issued quarterly, and a little pricey, but worth every penny. Color pictures are awesome and a lot of good solid advice is given for gardeners in Tennessee


title: Seriously wrong.

text:
This truly feels like you are paying for advertisement.
I could not believe my eyes.
I payed to get this trash.
Amazon, please take this magazine off your shelves.
Not appropriate to be sold as is.
I would not read it even if it was coming to my mail box for free.
Went each time to trash, and I feel bad about the spent money.


title: Five Stars

text: excellent reading material!


title: NICE GENTLE READ FULL OF NOSTALGIA AND HAPPY TIMES

text: REMINISCE is a fun magazine is you just want to escape to the past when life seemed simple and happy. I read mostly news and history magazines so sometimes I am just happy for a light and gentle read. REMINISCE is full of reader submitted stories and pictures. Stories about a beloved family member or cherished pet. Happy memories of a a childhood home or event. It has almost no advertising. It would be fun if some current products would advertise with some of their classic ads. REMINISCE is a simple magazine. Don't expect too much but if you like nostalgia it sure is a fun read and a chance to step back in  time.


title: all good

text: magazine about aerospace is always good


title: same magazine my dad used to get

text: my favorite bathroom reading material 30 years after I first started reading it,will probably read it for 60 more years


title: Five Stars

text: Popular mechanics is still always interesting and practical,it's the only magazine I regularly read cover to cover.


title: Good magazine for the money

text: Love this magazine. Good price


title: The BEST Cooking Companion ever!

text:
I cannot say enough good things about how much I love this magazine and how much it has done for my kitchen skills, love of cooking and pantry condition. I have learned so much from the in-depth recipes and reviews and I love that I can trust with 100% confidence that every recipe I try from America's Test Kitchen will be a winner.

I am a mother to three and I cook dinner every single night- I have gotten more adventurous with my coking and the recipes from this magazine have allowed me (a completely untrained home cook who formerly scrambled up Hamburger Helper and Stouffer's lasagna most nights!) to feel like a gourmet chef with total confidence and true pride in what I present to my family and friends.

Everyone always asks for the recipe when I serve something from Cook's Illustrated- and I feel so happy passing recipes on from this group because I know that they are foolproof and really almost universally appealing.

I wish the magazines came out more frequently because I find myself hoping to find an issue in my mailbox whenever I check it (and there almost never is an issue, sadly!). I pick up the special issues whenever I find them at the grocery or bookstore and I really now hesitate to even bother with recipes from my former Food Network faves like Paula Deen and Ina Garten- I miss the details, flavors, tricks and simplicity of the recipes from C.I. and if I could, I would use them exclusively!


title: There is a reason why this subscription is so cheap

text: The British version of CL is wonderful. The American version leaves  much to be desired.


title: My daughter loves it

text: My daughter can't wait for the latest issue of Chirp to come out.  We're extending our subscription to a second year.  This is a fun, educational magazine.


title: Great magazine for kids

text: My kids love this magazine.  The only detraction is the voluminous subscription cards inserted between the pages of the stories.  But the kids demand it when it is time for the latest issue to arrive, which is proof enough for me that it is a favorite around the house.


title: An entertaining and colorful read.

text: I'm an avid HGTV fan, so it's fun to browse the magazine. it's nicely put together with good photography and ideas. I certainly don't watch all the available shows, so the magazine brings me up to speed on everything.


title: Like the puzzles and articles

text: Wish this guide included the daytime schedules...it does NOT.  However, I find it handy to keep beside my chair as I watch TV.


title: Required reading for TEXANS

text: The magazine will tell it like it is in Texas.  They will blast the governor and any other Texan that has it coming.  I enjoy the articles and the ads.


title: Good articles, pretty pictures...

text: All the women they feature are usually 40+ but they look fabulous.  The articles are good and many are about staying healthy.


title: Entertaining get-away in a magazine

text: I enjoy reading a few features in this magazines.  I also enjoy seeing the fashion.  Mostly I just like to see how people live in other parts of the country.


title: Car and Driver Magazine

text: I have subscribed to this magazine and it's predecessor, Sports Car World, for decades, and have found it interesting and often amusing. Its reviews however are strongly biased towards performance, particularly acceleration and handling under aggressive driving, with less emphasis on braking and safety.  I read it more for entertainment than to help with car buying decisions. I have found Consumer Reports more helpful with the latter.


title: Popular Science magazine

text: Popular Science is a painless way to keep up with advances in Science and Technology, and thanks to Amazon.com, the price is painless too!


title: Scientific American

text: I have subscribed to Scientific American for around 40 years, and will continue to do so as long as I am able to read. A subscription to SciAm is significantly cheaper on Amazon.com, than from the publisher, even for a long time subscriber like me. Way to go Amazon!


title: Who doesn't love Martha?

text: Living is my favorite magazine.  It is so sophisticated with tons of great recipes.  I have read this magazine ever since I was young when my mom would buy it and now I subscribe to it myself.  If you like unique or homey anything this is the magazine for you!


title: Tech meets politics

text: If you like your tech coming through a political lens, you'll love this. I prefer tech for its own sake, when possible, and it seems there's less and less of that and more cultural commentary leaning in a leftward direction in each issue.


title: Timeless Heirlooms but Mostly for Children

text:
IMHO, the biggest flaw in SB is that it focuses too tightly on children's clothing. Otherwise I enjoy it immensely. I often look to it for inspiration when I'm planning a new garment for myself. If your mind is open to possibilities there is plenty here to give you ideas and new techniques. My suggestion is not to take this as a project magazine to be interpreted literally. I always see the projects as examples of ways you can use the techniques in your own sewing.

I would have to disagree with previous reviewers who complain the materials are "extremely " expensive. They are not *cheap*, but they certainly are not the most expensive of fabrics. If you know fabric you will realize that the materials are in the lower middle of the road... not the cheapest junk available but nowhere near the price of couture quality yard goods. Most of what's needed can be found at your local big box fabric store, and if you use the 50% off coupon wisely you can get your silk dupioni and handkerchief linen for less than you'd pay for cotton at a local quilt shop.

The styles in SB reflect a cultural difference between the Old South and trendy new fashion. It might look odd to some but people in Martha's culture actually dress themselves and their children in this way. It can either be viewed as "timeless" or "out-of-date", but your carefully wrought heirlooms won't look passe in 5 years either. That's the main problem with current style... too much of it and it's dated in a few years. It seems to me that rather than "elitist", SB leans more towards old school conservative. If you are looking for fashion, then Threads should be your go-to magazine. If you are looking for classic "heirloom sewing", SB is it.


title: Magazine subscription

text: Love the magazine, have had a subscription for several years and now for several more.


title: Great price

text: Easy reorder subscription


title: Fast delivery!

text: Love this magazine.  This was my first time ordering a subscription from Amazon and I was very pleased with the speed of delivery.  Thanks!


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine.  This was my first time ordering a subscription from Amazon and I was very pleased with the delivery speed.


title: Construction

text: Not enough to read paper so thin


title: lots of drug ads

text: Not much substance.  i won't be renewing.  But truth be told, i'm not a mother so much of the stuff just doesn't relate to me and there seems to be a lot of medical and drug ads that I am not a fan of.


title: like taking a british tour

text: Very nice magazine.  Not too many ads (like in US mags!!!)  Beautiful photographs and good articles.  $25 a year but worth it for the pleasure of seeing English homes.


title: Love love love it!

text: Love love love it.  Gorgeous photos and not many ads at all!  Much higher quality than the US magazines I get, and I get a lot of them.


title: Lots of stuff in it

text: Lots going on in this magazine.


title: Two Stars

text: did not realize this was a gay magazine.  not much I could relate to.  canceled it


title: Two Stars

text: not much I can relate to


title: Four Stars

text: I always find something I like in this magazine


title: good stuff

text: ALWAYS FUN to look thru.


title: NO DRUG ADS

text: Nice variety of stuff, and best of all NOT FILLED WITH MEDICAL AND DRUG ADS!


title: Two Stars

text: Not much there for me.


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE LOVE LOVE this magazine and I'm not even Southern.


title: Lots to read. Sometimes I grab a magazine to ...

text: Lots to read.  Sometimes I grab a magazine to through and relax.  this is NOT one of those magazines.


title: What can you say about O

text: O is a great magazine.  If anything, too thick, too much stuff to review every month.  But most of it is worth the effort.


title: Love it, love it, love it

text: I live on Long Island, so coastal living is part of me.  But I love reading about all the other coastal lifestyles everywhere else.  The perfect magazine to "take me away."


title: Chock full of good stuff

text: The only bad thing about O magazine is that there is so much stuff in it, that it takes a long time to get through each issue and they stack up.  By the time I've read the Easter issue, Thanksgiving it here.


title: Great magazine.

text: Although, some of the features are pure Martha Stewart and you need her income to afford them, most appeal to the regular people like me.  It's fun to bowouse.


title: The Single Best Source of Information Available In One Place Anywhere!

text: I subscribed last year to The Economist as a gift to my brother, a military historian and voracious reader.  He was thrilled to be getting the magazine, and has since informed me that he considers it "the single best source of information available in one place."  He lauds the writing, the analysis, the breadth and depth of coverage on "those subjects you would expect and those you had no idea were significant."  That's enough for me.  I will renew for him every year, and am now taking out my own subscription!


title: Almost a scam

text: Received a back issue and a current.  Mafe my subscription fewer months :(


title: Four Stars

text: Received the first issue but none since then....


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.  A great choice for a new or intermediate knitter.


title: Gotta have it.  A must for coin collector.

text: If you are a coin collector, you need to subscribe to this magazine.  Found it to be very helpful.  Buy it.


title: As expected

text: Mom loves it


title: As expected

text: As expected


title: My Grand kids love it!

text: What can I say.....it is National Geographic.  Always committed to a level of excellence.


title: Helos mind, body and spirit grow!

text: The magazine provides insight into the mind, body and soul.  Being from a more "seasoned" generation the articles provide varied insight and resource information to help me grow and assists in narrowing the generation gap. I gift it to my children every year.


title: Four Stars

text: Great Stories.


title: Great travel destinations

text: I enjoy this magazine, gives some great ideas. I bought my son and new daughter in law who love to travel a set of luggage for Christmas along with a subscription to Travel and Lesuire. They loved it,


title: Awesome mag

text: My wife loves the mag, and i love the food she makes from it, A+


title: A-

text: I really like the content just wish there was more per issue (they’re a bit thin)


title: Beekeeping must

text: One of the two magazines you need as a beekeeper.


title: Readers Digest is a magazine that is a "must read"!

text: I have always enjoyed reading Reader's Digest:  It is middle America, the stories are short and to the point, the humor is great, a great deal of what is written is informational and uplifting (for a change!), it's easy to read, and it provides me with dialogue in my conversations with friends and acquaintances.  I am really pleased that I started to receive it again.


title: great deal!

text: I loved the greatly discounted price!


title: They send out several issues out at once. Very disappointed.

text: I am very disappointed with this magazine. I ordered it a year ago for my grandsons. Although they enjoyed the magazine 3 issues were sent at the same time. One of the issues was for a holiday that had already passed. I thought that maybe someone had made an error in sending all at once so I  ordered it again this year. Same thing happened again. The whole purpose was for the kids to look forward to them in the mail, not receiving them all at once. Too bad because it's a fun magazine but I  will not be ordering it again.


title: The "Go To" publication for riders!

text: If you ride, this publication is a must have"!  No advertising, just filled cover to cover with information.  Every month they review different bikes and put them through their paces, providing a rating system very much like a Consumer Reports product evaluation.  If it pertains to riding on 2 wheels, these guys are the experts.  If they don't have the answer, they will find it.  I love the monthly columns and learn tips and techniques in every issue.


title: I LOVE this magazine

text: I LOVE this magazine.  I give it as a gift to everyone I care about.  They have all loved it too. It covers such a wide range of important topics.  The articles are well written.  I am a health care professional, and I sometimes read information here before I see it anywhere else in the lay literature. Simply a great magazine.  I almost never throw them away, even though I can also access my subscription online.


title: My choice is  GQ

text: Everbody knows


title: Love it...and so do my residents

text: I work at an independent living center, where the residents are in their 80s and 90s.  I have a sort of small pharmaceutical gift shop.  Residents visit frequently and I have this for those who want to just stop and visit for a while.  They absolutely love "going back in time...to a day when they were much younger".  They will often share their own stories after reading one from the magazine.


title: Great magazine, horrible fulfillment!

text: I absolutely love this magazine. Well written, very helpful and informative, the print and paper quality are first rate and the photos worthy of National Geographic.  So I will continue to buy it off the shelf at my locally owned bookstore.  Why not buy it here? Notice the delivery: 14-16 weeks for first issue! Seriously, FOUR months to get something sent to you that is sitting on pallets in a warehouse right now? This is either a deliberate plan by the publisher to reduce sales via Amazon, or just incompetance.  I cancelled my order, but still enjoy the magazine!


title: Inspired

text: Good monthly treat.


title: Five Stars

text: Fun to read!


title: Too many ads!

text: I use to love these magazines, filled with interesting stories and recipes.  Now they're nothing but advertisements. Very disappointed.


title: Five Stars

text: free speech forever!!!!!


title: not too good

text: just kinda a mediocre magazine, low quality paper, content is boring, graphics are boring, nothing in the issues that make me want to keep them beyond the first flip through. There are others that are better.


title: My Favorite!

text: I gre up in Virginia, where there was always someone talking going hunting or fishing next weekend. Now that I live in Las Vegas, this magazine has me ready to move back to the lands of green trees and many streams!


title: Not for IT enthusiests.

text: This magazine is worthless for those looking to learn anything. If you are looking for paid advertising for i7 processors and the systems they are sold in, so you can play games, then you will enjoy it.


title: Little more evolved than me

text: I purchased this item with the long term plan of acquiring a better financial picture of my families assets and investments. After a year of receiving it I still found it to be more technical than my brain understood. Many of the articles were very informational but I decided not to renewfor another year.


title: Gift purchase

text: I purchsed this item as a gift for my sister in law for Christmas. She was very excited to receive it and plans on making several of the recipies.


title: Love the little weekender bag too

text: Most helpful, loaded with information on where, when and what to do next.  A very resourceful book.  Love the little weekender bag too.  Will definitely be planning a get away to somewhere warm and tropical soon.


title: TMI

text: We bought this subscription as a gift for our 16 year old daughter without having seen an issue of it. There was way too much (sexual) info in it. Cancelled it.


title: Wired & Hat

text: My husband likes Wired and had only bought it occasionally so when I saw it on Amazon I thought I would purchase it for him.  The hat arrived before the 1st magazine and that was ok because he was able to check Wired out digitally.  He liked the hat of course and it  fit well.


title: US magazine

text: Bought it for my Mother.  She loves to read these magazines.


title: Best Aunt ever!

text: I got this as a Christmas present for my Niece.  I officially got the best aunt ever award.  She gets one every three months.  She is learning to read and gets mad if her mom reads it, she wants to do it.  She takes it to school and everywhere she goes.  She loves getting something in the mail.  Just wish it came every month


title: Best magazine out there!

text: This is more like a book than a magazine.  You will not be throwing these out.  Yes, it is $15 an issue, but it's well worth it.  If you decide you don't want to keep them, they go for almost full value on ebay.  Only recommend for the professional Chef or Foodie.  My only complaint is that the issues generally come out about 1 month after the season has ended, for example the Spring issue comes out around June.  They do this so that they have the entire season of food to work with.


title: OK

text: For a good price, this is a nice magazine for travelers to have.  Mainly its use is as an idea generator.


title: Real Simple (1-year auto-renewal)

text: I enjoy this magazine and my daughter does as well.  It is a perfect Holiday gift for her to enjoy.


title: must have

text: definetly a must have, even if there is no interest in this type of subject matter.  it old school information that will be very necessary as survival methods in the near upcoming future, i believe.


title: Who doesn't love Oprah?

text: Thought provoking articles mixed with fashion and beauty. It's the BEST! Who doesn't love Oprah? What are you waiting for subscribe!

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title: Travel Into the Backcountry

text: Things I like about back packer it recommends new places to hike, it reviews the big mountain expeditions, it has gear reviews, it has  tips and tricks on how to survive and thrive, and has but could use more of outdoor stories.


title: Five Stars

text: Good.


title: Five Stars

text: God.


title: Great read

text: Enjoy the detailed travel


title: Excellent Magazine for your girl

text: What I love about the magazine is that it's ad free, the stories are written by girls, and the content articles are relevant to my daughter.  What my daughter loves about the magazine is all of it.  I got the magazine a little over a year ago when she was 9.  The first couple of issues she didn't read much, but now she can't wait for the next issue and she reads it all.  After she reads the magazine, she takes her extra copies to school for her classroom library.  Also with the magazine is a website.  The content on the website is monitored, so it's a safe environment for your girl to meet and interact with other girls.  I highly recommend this magazine.  I haven't found anything close to what this magazine offers to my daughter.


It really doesn't get any better than fine cooking. I especially enjoy the long food science articles. I only wish they had more vegetarian recipes, but it seems like that is improving from when I started reading this 2 years ago.


title: meh

text: Magazine is OK, but I don't think the recipes are as well tested as others. I won't be ordering again.


title: Great but not available in large print.

text: This would be a five star rating but for my decision that has someone who is visually challenged I will not give a five star rating to any magazine that is not available in large print.  We older people,among others, need to be able to get publications in large print. I have always loved tonread. Being read to is not the same. So using Audible or having Alexa read to me is not nearly as satisfying or portable. Otherwise, I really enjoyed this magazine a lot.


title: Best food Magazine

text: I love Saveur the best, a lot of international cuisine knowledge


title: Three Stars

text: ok


title: Four Stars

text: good


title: informative and interesting

text: I enjoy the articles and learn from them. There is a good mix of information and focus to benefit writers in this magazine.


title: Great PC tech magazine

text: I've been looking for a great PC hobbyist magazine for a while and Maximum PC fits the bill nicely.  While other so-called PC magazines are focusing more and more on consumer electronics, Maximum PC provides in-depth reporting on cutting-edge PC tech for the hobbyist trying to get the most out of their PC.  It's not just for gamers, either.  I look forward to my issue every month.


title: Great Sportbike Magazine

text: Great Britain publishes the world's best English language bike magazines, and Performance Bikes is my favorite. Always plenty of full color pictures of bikes. They don't skimp like American mags, trying to sell a year's subscription for 12 bucks. The only negative is how high the price has become. $150 a year! Too high. Ten years ago I was paying $55 a year. But they have great comparos on bikes, helmets, security gear, etc. Plus articles you just won't see in American magazines. Tagging along with a gang of guys who bait bike thieves by parking a bike in a high visibility area and then beating the crap out of thieves who try to steal it. Don't look for Harleys and choppers in this mag. Sportbikes and nothing but sportbikes.


title: A Must-Have

text: Although I have no time to read them I can’t give up on my Southern Living!


title: Five Stars

text: awesome publication and got it at a great price. Thanks Amazon!


title: A favorite magazine

text: A favorite magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great read and fitness articles.


title: Good magazine.

text: I got this for my elderly mother in law.


title: Great value for vision impared Mom

text: Great she loves it!


title: Nice e

text: Enjoy the mag


title: Nice magazine

text: Nice magazine


title: Recent changes have ruined a once great men's magazine

text:
I've been a GQ subscriber for over 20 years but recently dropped my subscription.  This is no longer the great men's magazine it once was.  The features have dwindled in substance in favor of pictures and been overwhelmed by exploding ad content, making the "meat" minimal and very difficult to find.
Space which used to be devoted to interesting fashion, travel, "mixology" and dining has been diverted to titillating "skin" shots and silly lists of things which are uninteresting, useless and often offensive.  What little fashion remains will be useless to those who inhabit even a semi-traditional world, though if your taste runs to 4 day beards, long uncombed hair and leather, you'll love it.
Also permeating the "new" magazine is a very heavy handed political agenda. The old GQ profiled politicians on occasion but with a focus on their personal side and without political "spin" to the story.  Every issue of the new GQ trashes conservatives and Republicans from cover to cover.  Examples---the current issue somehow finds a way to take a swipe at President Bush under the pretext of answering a reader question about loafers; a profile of singer Toby Keith is sneeringly derisive of his pro-U.S. songs; a recent review of several new British mystery writers found a way to spend much of its space trashing Margaret Thatcher, etc., etc.
So, the old GQ wasn't political and did a great job focusing on a broad range of fashion and other items of interest to guys with an emphasis on the traditional.  It was interesting, entertaining and informative. The new GQ seems to me to have minimal use for anyone, even big city "hipsters" on whom the publishers have decided to focus.  If you want liberal politics, or "skin" photos, you have far better magazine choices.  There's precious little else left in GQ except for the scruffy guys in page after page of ads.


title: Five Stars

text: My son loves this magazine. I think this is tenth subscription. He is an avid Chess player.


title: Order elsewhere - they stop arriving

text: Save yourself a headache and subscribe directly from the magazine. This "service" is a joke! I got two issues - then nothing. I had the same problem with National Geogrphic, and at least they responded to my complaint. With this journal? Crickets. So 3 months later I just cancelled and they aren't giving me any credit for the 4 issues missed. Your time isn't worth this pain in the butt.


title: Not at all what we expected...

text: Magazine was more like a mini magazine. Wouldn’t order again.


title: Five Stars

text: Not just a dad's magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine.


title: Good magazine with great pictures

text: I gave this as a Christmas present. He is enjoying it very much.


title: Count on this

text: Always a pleasure.


title: Five Stars

text: Greatest magazine for loaders.


title: Sweet walks down memory lane!

text: I do home health & every issue gets read many times over. Its a great way to fill the day with walks down memory lane. If you know or love a babyboomer this is a great gift, they'll think of you with every new issue. You might even hear about new childhood antics.


title: Bring back memories

text: Great magazine I've been a caregiver for over 25 years and the people I take care of love listening to me read the stories. It brings remembrance of memories of childhood, family & history they've lived through.


title: Encouraging & inspirational.

text: Great magazine to read when you're trying to do the right thing & eat healthy. Their stories are all ways encouraging


title: Great Magazine!

text: I look forward to each and every issue, I also save them to use for reference. It's a great magazine!


title: I save every issue!

text: I always find a project I two I can do from every this DIY magazine! I save every issue for future ideas too!


title: Don't have it

text: I xxx not have see this subscript on and don't recall ordering it


title: There is something annoying and even preachy about this magazine

text:
I was really looking forward to getting Chop Chop.  I hoped it would inspire my kid -who loves to bake- to move beyond cake and cookies to try new things including main dishes.  In my opinion--and I'm a 20 year vegetarian, we grow our own food, buy local products, love cookbooks and "ethnically diverse" (the term the magazine's website uses) cuisine - these recipes are either so basic you wouldn't need a special recipe (peanut butter and pear sandwich, roasted vegetables) or they are so far to the extreme end of what kids will eat that you may not want to waste your time making them (at least not for your kids).  The editors evidently have some fantasy idea of what kids will and should eat, which seems preachy.

I asked my son to look through his first issue and choose one recipe we could make together.  None of the recipes grabbed him, so I picked a couple.  We tried the Avgolemono (a Greek lemon soup) that was delicious (but the kids wouldn't take more than a taste).  My husband loves biscuits so we tried "Crazy Good Buttermilk Biscuits" (made with white and whole wheat flour).  He said, "Please don't make those again" (neither would the kids eat more than a bite). There was not a single recipe in the 2nd issue that I thought was worth the effort so I tossed it.  There must be a better way to "inspire kids to cook and to be nutritionally curious and literate" other than offering 20 variations of "kale, leek and tofu sauté" I made that up, but you get the idea). Chop Chop is like some (probably childless) chef's fantasy vision of what children should and will eat.

Chop Chop seems to say, "Buy this classy magazine--impress your friends."  Yes, the photography is beautiful--Chop Chop's food presentation is artful and colorful. Yet oddly, none of the photos inspired us to run to the kitchen and start cooking.  The kid "models" are very cute in their little aprons, holding their stylish, high-end cooking utensils and kitchenware. It appears they are having fun preparing the food, but their faces once they see the final product seem to say, "That was fun to make, but don't expect me to eat it."

I imagine a government grant funded at least part of Chop Chop. The text and recipes have bureaucratic fingerprints on them, even down to the oh- so PC selection of kid-cooks. Indeed, Chop Chop's website lists the US Department of Agriculture as a sponsor and partner and states that,"ChopChop [works] with every sector -public, private and government -to distribute the magazine wherever kids can be found" which to me says not many are voluntarily buying it, but it's being given out free (i.e., pushed on people).

user_id: AGNTUEEQKWUYEOUXUCXDWZLUFISQ


title: Where is it?

text:
This magazine is still fairly good. I got this magazine again because it was a good deal and I always wanted a peek online for espn Insider.
However, since it look like I was renewing the magazine they shipped it to my old college address. I bet some guy is really enjoying it. Won't get the next two either because they print out the labels already so I'll have to wait. It's probably 4 issues pass before I ever get it.
Also because I haven't got the issues I can't even access espn insider because I don't have my account number which is printed on your label that comes with the magazine. Fantastic really. Fantastic.


title: Excellent publication

text: full of great, useful info.


title: Great Magazine/Price!!!

text:
Beautiful Photos and Articles.
Have read them many times and gave some as gifts.
Would highly recommend to others.
Wish It had less advertisements.


title: Great Magazine!!!

text:
Taught me a lot about the what's going on in the world.
Have read many times.
Would highly recommend to others.
Wish it had more photos and less advertising


title: Great Product!!!

text:
Taught me a lot about the Home and Garden.
Have read each issue many times.
Would highly recommend to others.
Wish it had less advertisements.


title: Sports Illustrated subscription scam

text: This subscription is a scam.  A year ago I signed up for an inexpensive 6 month promotional.  My subscription was renewed without my consent.  I don't want Sports Illustrated.  I contest the charge on my credit card.


title: Five Stars

text: always enjoyed this mag, the script was priced well on amazon


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: I am receiving and enjoy.


title: Like this magazine alot!

text: Very easy read - great for coffee table as well. Friends glance at it...we talk about it and truly enjoy this magazine


title: Very entertaining

text: First, this magazine has a wide variety of entertaining content and is able to provide a substantial amount of reading time.  The one downside are the "hidden" sponsorships/ads.  I feel like most magazines of this type do this so I can't really ding them for it though.


title: great price

text: great price


title: Not as great as precieved

text: Could have been better and have more recipes to use in REAL life situations


title: If you like the Cowgirl lifestyle then magazine is for you.

text: Wonderful magazine.


title: Visit the Oregon Coast!

text: Great magazine that does a great job of covering the Oregon Coast.


title: Body and Soul

text: I have not seen the magazine.  It is being shipped to my daughter as a gift.<br />The expected delivery date is some time in November


title: Great way to renew

text: I have done this method of renewal for the last couple of years.  It is just as good as ordering directly from the company, but for a lesser price.  Thank you for making my renewals easier.


title: Absolute Trash

text: Waste of money and they TRAP YOU in with nearly impossible to cancel renewal. Save the headache. Nothing in this you can not get for free with the news. Talk about SAD.


title: Great buy!

text: I bought this because it was a good deal from Amazon, but this is actually a pretty good magazine. Enjoyable and useful articles that most men's magazines usually don't have


title: Gearheads unite!

text: I bought this magazine for my husband. Obviously he loves it. Personally, I just love supporting Hod Rod after watching hours of Roadkill on YouTube. Thanks for the entertainment!


title: Awesome

text: My grandchildren love this.


title: Makes me feel informed and connected to people with integrity.

text: Excellent mag.This old liberal loves it.


title: Five Stars

text: Great gift


title: Ended Up Cancelling...

text:
I have only received one issue and plan to continue evaluating Burda Style as future issues arrive, but in reviewing the September issue, I did not find anything I wanted to sew enough to open up the pattern insert and decipher it!
I have noticed that certain issues are in high demand, so it could just be the season, or the style of clothes that were featured, but I couldn't find anything that I would wear.
The featured item that came with more detailed instructions for more entry level sewists was a white button down, long sleeve blouse.  Just not for me.
I will update this review if my opinion changes.
Received the October issue, and, once again, no styles that I could imagine myself wearing.  The featured item with more instructions was a bustier.  Not my thing. Lots of strange shapes that wouldn't flatter my average figure.  I cancelled this subscription and ordered Ottobre Woman from Finland, it seems to have clothes that favor real women.
One thing to keep in mind about BurdaStyle is that it is resellable on Ebay or Patternreview.com.  I resold both issues easily.  So if you sell on sites such as those, it is relatively low risk to subscribe.


title: Advertisements on every other page.

text: Nothing but advertisements.


title: Five Stars

text: My mom is very happy


title: Solid knowledge

text: Likely the best of the best of the bodybuilding and fitness magazines. Has a lot of presentations, in quite brief, readable form, or scientific studies, of diet, sleep, and other factors. Has workout routines, and good tips. Like most magazines of this type, you have to plow through the endless pages of supplement ads you've seen before, but face it they keep it the magazine affordable. There is no issue I've gotten that I haven't turned down the edge of a page or stuck a post-it onto for future reference.;Helpful for those at any level. Some of the tips are easily incorporated into your own routine.


title: Dallas Magazine and all it's paid "best"

text:
I love Dallas, great city, with it's own style. The the magazine conveys some of that, and it is a nicely produced publication.
Often there are endless pages of paid advertisements fot eh "Best" doctors and lawyers, some issues seema little top heavy with them, and light on content. Like all the city magazines , it does, an actual best doctors list, like all the city magazines do, though. It also does  another best doctors for Collin County, which is great help. I'd like it to give a little better sense of the entire Metroplex at times.

Like all the city magazines, it;s demographic is a certain class level, and that;s no problem.  All in all, worth every bit of the subscription cost.


title: Thought this was a gaming magazine

text: This is not for gamers. It is more of a political. I bought this for my boyfriend because he likes gaming magazine. He did not like this.


title: Scattered info - mostly useless

text: I'm not renewing


title: Thin pages and lots of advertising.

text: While there are some good articles and photos, the pages are just so thin and there are so many ads. It was a cheap trial, but I won't continue it.


title: PC Gamers stll exist...

text: Sick of all the hype over those stupid mind numbing console games?  Feel like PC gamers are just lost in the flotsom?  One classic gaming mag can still come to the rescue.... Previews, reviews, it's the kind of magazine you save for a year or two and keep rereading.  I think it spends too much time on multiplayer and online sites, but that's 'cause I don't waste my time or money on on games which don't provide offline single player modes.  I've subscribed off and on for nearly 10 years, and it's probably the best mag for PC gaming purists.


title: My favorite magaizne by far !!

text: This is my favorite magazine by far. It is thick and more durable (made better than other magazines) there are themes, and tons and tons of recipes on every page. I also like the food network star input and learing about food network and the stars and shows on the network. I have been getting this magazine for 10 years and I love it..


This is a great cooking magazine all around. It could use more grocery store and budget shopper ingredients, but all in all I love it. I have been getting it for many years, ever since it came out. There is always a burger of the month as well as a cocktail of the month.


title: Wonderful food magazine!

text: This is a wonderful food, cooking and recipe magazizne. It is a thick magazine, with tons and tons of recipes and pictures, as well as reviews of the recipes themselves. As thiis is just like the web site, it has lots of  customer, everyday people recipes in it as well. I wish it were published every month!


Great magazine for people who love the coast. I do not travel much, so I wish it held more of America, it does show lots of the world coastal regions. It has great houses, decorations , even coastal recipes. You will love it if you love the coast.


title: by far the best food magazine around

text: by far the best food magazine around. Great recipes, color pictures,. lots of info. If you like food network tv you will love this magazine.


title: Along with National Geographic, I originally received "Smithsonian" as ...

text: Along with National Geographic, I originally received "Smithsonian" as a gift.  Don't leave home without it when travelling. The history and detail have always provided many little-known factoids which I find appealing beyond the usual surface appearances!


title: I've been a subscriber to the Geographic since 1958 when ...

text: I've been a subscriber to the Geographic since 1958 when one of my Newspaper customers gave it to me for Christmas.  Since, it has followed me on my travels in the military, to New Zealand, to Turkey, and many other places, giving me inspiration for my own extensive photo and historical libraries!!  Never leave home without it!!


Used to love EW, but something happened about a year ago, and it changed. It barely mentions mainstream entertainment anymore unless it just HAS to (ex: Star Wars TFA), and even then, the articles are goof ball garbage like, "Compare Star Wars to a BLT on rye" (ok I made that one up but it's not far off). Even on the ecclectic indie movie side, they don't mention anything good. It's chock with stuff so off the reservation artsy that no one has heard of it and definitely not talking about it. I don't mind a little bit of that, but give it an amount of page space in accordance with the interest, not a 4 page spread.

Used to love getting EW and reading every article to get my movie and tv fix. Kind of sad it's fallen so far.


title: Don't use auto-renewal

text: The magazine is great. Don't use auto-renewal. You pay full retail cover price. Wait for a deal and you can get three subscriptions for the same prive.


title: It was a Present

text: The young man (14yrs old) who got it enjoys it the magazine.


title: Gift

text: Purchased as a gift.  Reader enjoys but has difficulty with the size of the print.


title: good value for the subscription price

text: good information.  There's always at least one useful article in every issue.  The year end summary of CR product testing is helpful when contemplating a major purchase.


title: I liked the subject matter but the writing style is boring

text: I subscribe to Nat Geographic, Smithsonian and The Nature Conservancy which I love the well written articles in. So I was hoping this would be similar reading. Unfortunately, it seems to be written only by college professors for other college professors. Although I liked the subject matter, most all of the articles were simply not well written and interesting.


title: Great deal!

text: I've been subscribing to this magazine for years and was excited when a great deal came along for renewal!


title: POS, and I think I'm being kind.

text: How the hell do we stop this from reordering, I don't believe I approved this.  Besides, it's a boring magazine that has more ads then content.


title: Way too few channels listed to be of use if you like movies

text: Great for basic TV and news channels, but has only a few (like from the 1980s) listed for movies. Just a couple of the HBO channels, for example.


title: MAG

text: LOVE THIS MAG


title: Nice

text: It’s good choose for kids.


title: entertaining knowledge for kids

text: We have enjoyed our subscription....it has been great information that we have laughed and cringed about.  What a great way to spend some one on one time our 8 year old son.  He has learned so much through the fascinating facts and beautiful pictures.


title: Popular Science & the Future

text:
this magazine is great for keeping up to date (even possibly ahead of most people) with recent science discoveries and plans for the future.  looking at what might be ahead is great, especially if you're planning and you can save up for certain things if that's what you're into.

i would recommend this for anyone who likes science and is an intellectual.


title: Cardplayer

text: I haven't received it yet, in fact I was getting ready to call...could you please check on this...thanks  Sheila


title: LOADED AND CONNECTED

text: WHILE FAMILY MEMBERS GAWK, WE IN TECHNOLOGY BASK IN THE WARM HEARTH FUELED BY THE CONTENT AND STYLE THAT IS WIRED MAGAZINE!!


title: Five Stars

text: son likes it


title: It' okay

text: Just started getting this... part of a promotion to use points for a subscription.  So far, so good.  Nothing overwhelmingly special yet.


title: Five Stars

text: Love you Martha


title: The World's Most Useful Magazine

text: I've been reading the Economist for at least 20 years. America's newsweeklies never approached it in depth, range or insight. It is not surprising that Time and Newsweek (as they once were) are gone, while The Economist subscription goes for over $2 an issue. It is a rare issue from which I gain no enriching insight. If you know a young person with an impoverished world view, get him or her a subscription. If I were asked to teach a wide-ranging high school course, which no limitation on topics, I would anchor it in this unique publication.


title: Five Stars

text: Great for kids into nature and factual things. Also they get them in the mail at home.


title: I absolutely love this magazine

text: I absolutely love this magazine.  It has recipes I actually want to make (and do make), along with the nutrition information so I know what I'm eating.  The recipes follow seasonal ingredients, and are quite delicious.  I got a peanut butter & jelly smoothie recipe from there that is the only way I have ever gotten my husband to eat tofu or blueberries.  Their recipes are diverse enough that every issue offers recipes for those who prefer meat, chicken, fish, tofu, eggs, fruit, everything.  The articles are interesting and informative.  Their photography is vivid, colorful, and eye-catching.


title: The best forget the rest

text: Was the best magazine ever


title: Engaging content for LOTS of learning!

text: My 5 year old is loving her subscription!  She especially loves the interactive parts of the magazine.


title: Decent PC Magazine

text: This magazine makes a good addition to my PC World Magazine. They seem more devoted to the high tech then the daily "tweaking" but they do a pretty good job of filling a magazine. I think any computer geek would get something out of each issue. This is probably not for the casual occasional PC user but more for the person that isn't afraid to "open the box.


title: Five Stars

text: As a ww2 fighter pilot I love this magazine. Good subscription price Through Amazon.


title: Gift

text: Gift


title: Good reading.

text: Just don’t have time to go through the magazine.  It is a good publication.


title: Very good scientific magazine.

text: Great scientific magazine for the general public,who are interested in science.


They could double the "what we love" tools section. Really a great magazine and well worth the value.


title: Digital Doesn't Work for Kindle Android

text: I am reviewing the free digital offer which was impossible for me or Amazon tech service to activate for reading through my Amazon Kindle Galaxy Android app. Buy this mag from someone other than F&W. I canceled my subscription.


title: Three Stars

text: Not what it was years ago.


title: It is interesting

text: I liked it because it has good Articles


title: Alot of informative articles

text: I just love this magazine.  Has wonderful articles and ideas.


title: Not bad. Got it for the color pics (I make ...

text: Not bad. Got it for the color pics (I make art with them) and my daughter likes the content.


title: Just received my first issue and have read it through ...

text: Just received my first issue and have read it through cover to cover three times. No doubt I'll read it through a few more too. Inspiration!


title: A favorite 'zine.

text: I love the easy subscribe offered through Amazon.  Secure, no fuss,  and always dependable.  I love the 'zine itself.  Living in south Florida, I look for ways to visually "cool" my house.  Tons of decorating ideas that easily translate to my very eclectic style.  Travel to Great Britain without the passport and airfare!


title: TOO SLOW! WAKE UP!!!

text:
"...The first print issue should arrive in 6-10 weeks".

NO. It should arrive THIS week. Get out of the 19th century. When will publishers ever learn!


title: WAY too slow!

text: "The first print  issue should arrive in 6-10 weeks."  Really? Hey guys, this is the 21st century! Typical British marketing. Count me out.


title: Ms. O Knows Best

text: It was given as a gift.


title: Consistently great stories

text: I used to subscribe to F&SF a long time ago, and then stopped because I was reading a lot of books and wasn't so interested in short form stories.  After picking up a few anthologies, I started reading short-form fiction again, and thought I would start subscribing to F&SF again.  The editors did a great job of picking well-written fiction.  Also, I was told I wouldn't get a copy until this fall, but I got the summer issue, which was a great surprise.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Good magazine. Well worth the money.

text: Read Mother Earth News many years ago. We also have a  book showing lots of .medicinal cures which really did work. The magazine is loaded with good stories and ideas to inspire you.


title: A good helper, something you always rely on !

text: Great idea's, useful tips and advice!<br />You can teach an old dog new tricks.


title: BEWARE OF SCAM

text: First of all, we purchased the HIGHLIGHTS magazine for our son, that's all well and good. BUT, here's the SCAM! We were gifted a one year subscription of the HIDDEN PICTURES CLUB.  That should have concluded and we shouldn't have received any more magazines. We did along with a COLLECTIONS NOTICE.  I called, tried to enter the provided Account Number, which the system claimed didn't exist... uh huh.  Then I speak to a representative, and explain I never signed up for this. She said "it says here a postcard was mailed in."  I said, "wouldn't I have had to pay to start a subscription? Wouldn't you have to have payment on file?"  She said "I don't know, it just says you sent in a postcard." Well, we didn't so.... anyway, she took care of it "this ONE TIME."  Like gee, thanks for taking care of me not having to pay for something I didn't sign up for.  Will have to decide if we'll continue to support the HIGHLIGHTS family.


No thanks.  Just got my first issue and the very first article was about the social injustice of sexism in beer marketing written by a want-to-be hipster in a bow tie.  I bought this magazine to read about beer, not get preached to about PC nonsense.  This kind of thing gets rammed down my throat everywhere else anyway.

Even the beer articles came off as having an air of elitism.  You can just see the tweed sport coats and pinkies in the air whilst discussing the proper stemware required to truly enjoy a farmhouse ale.


title: worth buying

text: Helpful articles


title: Nice magazine

text: Wife is okay with it but not thrilled.


title: It is a magazine

text: My wife is a flea market person. She loves this magazine. It helps her decide on decorating as well as what is worth buying to her.


title: Approved by mama of 3!

text: Husband has no complaints!


title: Good magazine

text: Great


title: The highlight of recent trip to hospital.

text: Recently my family was visiting a relative in the hospital.  I spotted the 60th anniversary issue of Highlights for Children.  In perusing it I noted how the magazine's style and format had evolved over the years.  In showing the magazine to my [...] year old daughter, I realized that Higlights appeal to children had not waned since I was a kid. My daughter simply adored it.  She especially liked the riddles.  She has asked us to get a subscription, which we will gladly oblige her with come Christmas.


title: Two Stars

text: So so


title: Go Woke Go Broke

text:
We recieved these as a gift and have had to tell them to unsubscribe from this line of magazines. The Rick Jr. was mostly woke free but these ones are not. We wanted something that was unbiased and educational, fun reading materials for kids. These were no different than any other woke materials that have to be sifted through to remove the woke content. More content had to be removed than was worth. Forced diversity, forced climate change, subtle race propaganda, merch advertisements.

You want subtle propaganda that will indoctrinate your children? This is the magazine for you.
You want simple, political free, actual educational content? Go with thier Rick Jr. magazines. Still needs to be vetted for each one but hardly have issues with the other version.


title: Great fo Kids Who Love Horses

text: My daughter loves horses and to ride and this gives her something to look foward to. She loves the posters.


title: Great for Riders and Admirers Alike

text: Bought this subscription for my daughter with gift certificate and she loves it. Great for all people involved with our horse friends


title: Four Stars

text: Great Deal!


title: Good

text: Good


title: Macncheese

text: Didn’t like that almost all dishes were Mac and cheese 😖


title: Spice it up!

text: This is a very good magazine, I have been getting it since 1988 and has improved 100% since the early days of this publication! Well written, great pictures of food! They travel all around the world bringing new and exciting food's that we do not have here in America! You will be very pleased!


title: Family Fun Magazine

text: Definately reading material to be considered if you have children.  The crafts are fun to do with kids of all ages.  The stories are right on point with today's issues raising children and the recipes are simply delicious!


title: Five Stars

text: This is a gift subscription-price is very good!


title: Entertaining and Informative

text: Great magazine.  I find it both interesting and entertaining.  So much information I didn't know or forgot over the years.  Will continue my subscription indefinitely


title: Consistent and timely receipt of issues even to APO address.  Am happy for that alone!

text: Love the magazine and even though it is weekly.... I receive it consistently even overseas!  YAY!  When overseas you don't always have access to English magazines in paper format.  I am old school.  I like to read a magazine I can hold in my hand, that I can pass to another expat, or keep at tableside for easy review.


title: Great Read

text: I look forward to reading Outdoor Photograph at the end of every month and Amazon makes the purchase convenient and inexpensive.


title: Love it

text: Grandkids watch for each issue!!


title: Grandkids love this!!

text: The grandsons look forward to each issue.


title: A Favorite!!

text:
Good Housekeeping has been a favorite magazine of mine. It has an updated format now, that makes it easier to read- it is better than ever. There are so many relevant features and articles.
This is a magazine that I never let expire...it's too good to miss!
With it's wide range of articles, it is appealing to all ages. It is a great magazine to send as a gift subscription. There are no "R rated"articles or pictures that might be offensive to some.


title: Fine Gardening is more than fine for all levels of gardeners

text: Whatever skill level you have -- avid gardener to willing accomplice -- Fine Gardening is a good reference and source of inspiration. From the attractive photography and appealing design to informative content, Fine Gardening packs a lot of useful information in a manner that both beginners and experts can enjoy.


title: National Geo is always a winner!

text: I always looked forward to Nat Geo coming in the mail when I was a child. I get the same feeling now when it arrives!


title: If you like the website you’ll like the magazine.

text: I love the All Recipes website and I received this subscription as a gift from my daughter. I just got the first copy and I love it! The complaints from other reviewers about too many ads? Hello? Has anyone looked at a magazine lately? And for a $5 subscription? I think it is well organized with a recipe list in the front of the magazine and a wide variety of recipes. It also has QR codes that you can scan that link to the website and how to videos.  I’m very happy with it and my daughter was too and ordered it for herself.


title: What a TERRIBLE change!

text:
I recently resubscribed to this magazine and looked forward to getting the same country-style, down-home, appealing and comforting publication I'd relaxed and enjoyed for years. I could spend whole afternoons browsing the delightful pages of a Taste of Home...even if I didn't cook a thing, it was a treasure to read...it just felt GOOD and warm and fuzzy. Plus, I have NEVER made a bad recipe out of a Taste of Home. In other words, it was a simple pleasure.

How AWFUL it was to get my magazines and find glossy, corporate, plastic-y junk with few recipes. Those that were there had bad formatting and little appeal. Not just ads, but LOTS of ads (if we don't know how to make Jello Jigglers by now, believe me, it's because we didn't want to.) I could grasp it if the ads were in ADDITION to the content we liked, but that was not the case. It just has a totally different FEEL. It's not special anymore. The editors...well, if we have to explain, I guess they wouldn't understand. I do hope they understand a little better next year when we hang on to our money, let our subscriptions lapse, and bid a sad goodbye to the adorable magazine that was Taste of Home.


title: Pretty pictures, low information

text: This is really just a picture book. Didn’t find much in the way of project instruction.


title: WIRED helps you feel connected

text: This magazine is always at the forefront of technology and its related issues and interesting news!


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: superb magazine

text: I have seen the 60's to the present homes and they have one thing in common, something to aspire for even if many are beyond the reach of the masses.


title: has always been a super publication

text: This magazine I will not miss a copy for the invaluable content and ideas.  It is different from the other interior magazines for their quirky features too.


title: Great magazine!

text: Great magazine! My grandchildren especially enjoyed the issue with the "Walking Dead"!


title: I'm glad to see this massive surge of support for CH ...

text:
Four stars for speaking truth to power!  Minus one star because $180-ish is too much for some of us.
  I'm  glad to see this massive surge of support for CH to speak freely.  I love love love this groundswell of support.  Sort of seems that the b@$tard extremist terrorists efforts backfired in a way, haha!  I don't mean to applaud the violence, but the deaths in a way were heroic and for a noble cause.
From the bottom of my heart I salute those noble souls who died tragically in support of free speech.  Thank you for standing firm in the face of such real and fearsome threats.
I'm also sure many people will find the magazine offensive, but that doesn't make them bad or imply that they oppose free speech.  I think they should be free to write a review saying what they don't like about it without everyone condeming them.  That is also free speech, is it not?
  Anyway, thanks to all who've taken time to post, especially those who were able to be respectful of others.


title: Love it

text: beautiful and interesting mag with wonderful photos


title: One Star

text: Enjoyable and reasonable


title: Enjoy this magazine

text: This magazine has definitely gotten smaller over the last few years but I still enjoy reading it and $5 for the year is definitely worth it


title: My 3 year old loves it!

text: I ordered a subscription to High Five for my son's 3rd birthday, and I'm so glad I did.  There are many great things about this publication.  First, my son loves receiving something in the mail just for him.  He "helps" me get the mail most days, and as soon as he sees this he gets excited and starts flipping through it.  The stories, puzzles and poems are the perfect length for his age, and he likes to see the recurring characters (Tex, Indi, Spot, etc.).  It's also great for learning letters, numbers and sounds.  We read through each issue multiple times, and I love spending that time with him.


title: Perfect gift!

text: Ordered this magazine as a miscellaneous gift for my daughter.  Renewed recently, as she seems to enjoy the publication and has had only rave reviews of its content.


title: I would recommend this but with caution

text: My mother ordered a high five subscription for my older two kids to share (4 & 6 yrs old) and a Hello subscription for my 2 yr old. All of them love it! My older two are readers but my youngest took a bit to convince. The Hello subscription helped a bunch because he loved reading through it with me so much. This is why I would recommend highlights. However, you have to be careful. If you sign up to receive a free trail of anything they automatically enter you into a subscription for it. You don’t realize it until you get the second installment in the mail and find a charge for $20. Either stick with the original subscription you signed up for or if you engage in a free trail be sure to go into your account and discontinue the subscription after u get the free one. My older two really liked the which way USA magazines but the easiest hidden pictures was far too easy for them. We homeschool and use the subscriptions as a supplement. I did complain after I tried to discontinue a subscription but received another one and was charged for it. The response was timely and to my satisfaction.


title: Good deal I can't complain really...despite the delivery

text:
A great magazine good articles and photography.

My only complaint would be that the delivery takes an age. It seems you can buy the latest issue in stores, and have next month in advance.

These subscriptions deliver January's issue, around mid-January.

I do live out in the country, however mail is only a day extra. I would suspect that they use 'Media Mail' - which can take up to 2 weeks.

I know that with a subscription of Vogue, I bought my wife last year we had all sorts of problems...so it's not just a one off deal.

Like I said I can't complain, the magazine is great and I look forward to the next issue. I just know it's going to take a while to arrive.

Amazing deal!! I paid $7 for a year, at $5 an issue....no real complaints!


title: Five Stars

text: Beckett has gotten considerably worse in recent years but it's still King of the Hobby


title: Good thing it includes Kindle edition, because print edition doesn't arrive in time.

text: First copy showed up in plenty of time, but it's now Monday of the second week and still no TV Guide.  Won't be renewing unless delivery timeliness improves dramatically - it doesn't do much good to receive the TV Guide halfway through the week it covers.  Hopefully this is a single incident and won't become SOP.


title: Five Stars

text: Arrived as expected and has lots of fun learning for kids.


title: Five Stars

text: Hubby loves it!


title: great Christmas present

text: Got this for my son 2 years in a row now. He loves it, and I get to read it when he's done.


title: Pass The Stupid, Please

text: I love fashion, so I have to keep up with my magazines. However, the last issue of Marie Claire was the bloody limit. The magazine has morphed into the classic trifecta of women's magazine articles: relationships, self-flagellation, and exposes/fear factor stories. Marie Claire ups the ante by having the hubris to declare social justice a topic (hence, this issues's three-page pictorial about rural Brazilian prostitutes). Don't forget aspirational articles about entitled multi-millionare businesswomen (look in their purses!), as well as a puzzling juxtaposition of articles about plastic surgery/eating disorders, etc. followed by an article on what 800-calorie diet is the next best thing, or the latest cosmetic surgery procedures that will change your life. Their nod to "real women" is a pictorial usually quizzing college students across the country "What is your best feature?" ...and you can hear and see how Jade from Ottumwa, Iowa, loves her freckles and perfect bicuspids. Fashion has taken a severe back seat, there are very few articles about the fashion industry or designers. The fashion pictorials are uninteresting and many are straight-from the runway shots haphazardly curated throughout the magazine. Slap a female celebrity on the cover, and you're good to go. A bubbling cauldron of self-loathing, greed, envy and aspirational desperation awaits you- dig in!


title: Perfectly Controlled Western Dreamscape

text: California- it's got the largest population for a state in the U.S. Sunset magazine has quite a lot to work with, but they are content churning out boring, formulaic drivel. The whole magazine feels about as un-organic as something could be and seems to read and look like something from a focus group meeting. Let's see- an article about green living, a focus on a cute taqueria close to but not in the 'hood, the best small towns in the west (Just add Bozeman, MT, Jackson Hole, WY, Bend, OR, and a town by the redwoods and one in the desert 200 miles from Phoenix and blend well, stir, shake, re-use concept for 10 years). Then a few quick reader recipes for sushi breakfast bars. Don't forget an architectural piece on a five trillion dollar home in the East Bay with eco-friendly bamboo flooring, purposeful spaces, and mindful use of recycled materials. There is your year's subscription in a nutshell. Other magazines do the clutter-free life, contemporary fusion cuisine, and architecture and design better than "Sunset". It's like a hopelessly out-of-touch junior high school kid trying on every trend and fad with hopes of fitting in and being accepted. It doesn't work. Be original. It never fails.


title: A Textbook Case of Why The Magazine Is Dead

text: Gourmet- it's the food magazine that you don't want to be seen reading. It's precious, pedantic, and short on prose. The energy that came with editor Ruth Reichl was palpable a few years ago. Heads rolled, and after a few surprises , it has now settled into horribly written articles, pious editorials, unappealing recipes and a virtual altar for foodies. It is not relevant or interesting except to a very narrowly focused group of food intelligentsia. If a magazine is not capable of surprising you, teaching you, or exposing you to the world we live in, what's the point? If someone reads Gourmet fifty years from now, they will have no idea of what kind of culture we live in. Fear and hatred of food, smart foods, packaged dinners, frozen food, unaffordable food...the list goes on. Gourmet is in a bubble of their own making. Maybe they actually want to attend the staged parties they create in every issue complete with models vainly attempting to eat a sparerib.


title: Cooking Should Not Be This Boring

text: I always wondered why I disliked the results of cooking with the "best" recipes proffered from this magazine, and then I understood when I saw their companion PBS TV show. The "best" is very subjective. Some of the finished products looked vile, textures were off, and an incredible amount of cooking time and pans are used in this navel-gazing approach to food. A problem that I noticed with many of the cookie and cake recipes were gummy, undercooked results. Apparently this is the style that they prefer, but textural results should be noted for the reader. I think it is an interesting concept, but reducing cooking to a rigid chart seems to take away some of the joy and spontaneity, especially when the promised results are far from perfect. I do enjoy reading their unvarnished tasing panel results, and the equipment testing is valuable, but these pluses are not worth the price of a subscription. I think the magazine could benefit by revamping their college-textbook approach. When reading recipes feels like cataloguing bills, something is amiss. Weirdly enough, I love editor Christopher Kimball's musings on the editor's page and I keep my back issues to re-read them. It takes chutzpah to do what he does. We need more American eccentrics!


title: What happened to this magazine ?

text: Can barely contain my disappointment. Snarky mocking editors and perspectives that are simply not helpful or even interesting - I went back to C and D and could not have been more disappointed


title: Understanding does not mean ....

text: Understanding the lament that times change and RS has to change with the times in order to define the times .... doesnt bring any satisfaction in receiving a magazine with Justin whatever on the cover. I have never had so many times of barely being able to get through articles ... it does not hold interest ... there is a bridge out with RS and I will certainly not renew - I subscribed for many years and am a long way for being too old to rock and roll but the surface skimming pop drivel ... not feeling it ... platitudes and rationalizations aside it appears that we are at a parting of the ways... uh its not you ..its me ...I dont like you.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine. Always tons of great recipes, and a great variety. Weeknight cooking, weekend cooking, slow cooking, etc.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine. It is my favorite. I have let other subscriptions laps because I don't take the time to read them. Never this one. I look forward to getting my issue. I make time to stop and fix a cup of tea , put my feet up and relax. It's like a cool breeze on a hot day.


title: 10 year old grandson loved getting this magizine

text: My grandson loved getting these magazines and they helped open up new ideas and 1 new hobby from reading them.


title: enjoying

text: product and flora information that i can and will try


title: Great recipes!

text: The pictures are beautiful and the instructions are easy to follow!


title: Keep up to date

text: Good articles


title: National geographic

text: Haven't received a magazine yet.  Hope it begins soon.  I thought it was to start in December, but hopefully it'll begin in January.


title: Great articles -I enjoy them more than the Adult version

text: The magazines focus on the positive models in sports and try to cover all sports both male and female, adult and children though they do tend to focus on the American big three -football (not soccer), basketball and baseball.  But they also include soccer, skiing and a number of other sports as well as 9 sports cards, each card from a different sport and include both male and female sports. My boys love them.


title: Really not what I was looking for

text: The mag is mostly frilly accessories and kids stuff. I really wanted more sewing tips for adult clothing.  Sorry, I will not renew.


title: Great for ALL kids.

text: Gave as a gift to a friends son for his birthday and it has been a HUGE hit! He looks forward to see getting it every month. I will be getting a gift subscription for my son soon!


title: Not what it was....

text: Years ago I loved getting each issue. So I decided to get another subscription. It is still a good magazine but the articles seem pared down, as if it is a vestige of what it once was. I will keep looking though.


title: My Grandkids love this magazine!

text: When the grandkids sleep over they lay in bed and read it. Good relaxer.


It is impossible to get connected to their customer service for simple address change requests. I would not recommend subscribing to Discover as a result.


title: recommend with reservations

text:
I like that the product reviews and blind-taste tests of this magazine are unbiased and informative. Illustrations, especially on the back cover, are amazing. Some of the tips are useful, too.
Initially, I liked their test-based recipes, because I like knowing why something is done the way it is done. Besides this is one rare magazine that starts any recipe with a basic method, explains all the successes and failures, and finally, tweaks them to whatever works best, right? Even though it is a fun read to see how they came up with the final recipe, their recipes are neither amazing nor foolproof. First, they usually end up making the recipes unnecessarily complicated while trying to create the best. Fine, if the final product is unquestionably better than a traditional recipe. However, I tried a few recipes from the magazine next to recipes from published books, side by side, and more than half the time, the other recipe ended up being the superior one according to my family. This was especially the case for baking. Eventually, I decided to not even attempt any baking recipes from CI or the CI cookbook. And, I am a great baker under 1 atm pressure and 25C.
In short, I would recommend this magazine with reservations. Maybe buy one from a stand, go home and test a recipe that you know how it should taste and then decide if you like their version better.


title: diabetis anyone

text: unhealthy processed will make u sick


title: white white white

text: need more women of color  stop  promoting  rich white people .


title: I drink a fair amount of good wines and I find it hard to buy nothing ...

text: The pictures are inviting, but the articles are superficial.  I am not one to have a kitchen full of odd ingredients and recipes that take hours to cook. The wine info is way over the top. I drink a fair amount of good wines and I find it hard to buy nothing but imported bottles especially if they are running upwards of $75 a bottle. I will not renew this


title: MacAddict is a poor brother to the old days of MacUser.

text:
I used to sell and fix Macs since the original Mac 128,

I have owned 14 Macs over 21 years so I have seen it all.

Mac Addict is OK but only because our choices are so slim. Mac User was always the best and I couldn't bother renewing MacWorld after they got nasty with my late payment after I bought it for almost 20 years.

I quit buying MacAddict because of all the free disks. They were full of buggy freebies and Ii turned me off. To keep up with Macs, read the NY Times in the Circuits section and David Pogue's column, web site. Also. if you can afford the Wall St Journal, read Walt Mossberg for all Techy things. He gives a fair review and answers any questions he can, Mac Pc, Camera. The Wash Post on line has a good tech writer for Mac stuff.We reallt don't need a Magazine with the Web. Happy Mac-ing and order TIGER.

I JUST GOT MY NEW IPOD PHOTO 60 gig and a 1gig Shuttle which I use every day in the gym. Buy Applecare and Apple will cover the (probably) 2 batteries. I have an original IPOD (10Gig in 01) and the battery still works and I abused it on many plane trips. It still runs and is my bedroom pod hooked up to my Bose Cd/Radio. yeah I love toys.

Roger Taylor


title: COVID Magazine

text: I have been reading Wired for most of my life and love what the magazine was at its best: a place to learn about shifts in tech, business, and culture. The last few issues have been almost entirely devoted to COVID. That doesn't make the contents worthless, but the magazine no longer has the uniqueness factor that would keep me reading. I want to grow my understanding of how tech driven culture and business are making the world a more interesting place. I've had my fill of COVID. Please, let's hear about some fun, interesting, and unique things again!


title: My bible for over a decade

text: It's been well over fifteen years since i subscribed to Downbeat magazine . Between the ages of approximately 19 and 30 + , this was my book of choice for insights into jazz music . I'm not a musician . I sure did discover a LOT of wonderful jazz folk via Downbeat though . I enjoyed other jazz publications as well . Jazztimes newspaper for instance (yes , it was a large sized newspaper before becoming the magazine it currently is) . The cool thing about Downbeat , is that it always gave you a five star rating system . If you liked an artist you read about and or heard on a college or satellite radio station , it would help guide your purchases . It's had the Hot Box review section for some years now . This permits four jazz writers to square off on several recordings and give you their often VERY divergent perspectives . No other jazz mag has a rating system (to my knowledge ?) . I'll be resuming my script shortly as i'm admittedly , badly , out of the loop .


title: an excellent source for contemporary horror info

text: there are two outstanding magazines that are easy to aquire pertaining to modern horror . the other you know is RUE MORGUE . when you want to read about horror , you don't turn to such otherwise excellent sources as LEONARD MALTIN'S MOVIE CRAZY or MICHAEL MEDVED'S movie minute or even ROTTENTOMATOES . you come to these folks because they know their own . my only qualm with the mag is that it's covers make it quite embarrassing to get in the mail or purchase at a bookstore . i wish they'd ship in a envelope of some sort . the text is great . the behind the scenes features are very interesting . the interviews lots of fun . i'd like more reviews (buts what's here is most often spot on) . no one is more critical of their own genre than these passionate folks . if you like modern horror and you look to folks other than FANGORIA , it's at your own peril .


title: very reasonable and a real fun read

text: the other gentleman's description of this publication is excellent . my wife and i consider this a perfect bathroom reader . at just 17.00 dollars for four issues , it's about half the cost per issue of the other related magazines on the shelf (which are monthly) "FANGORIA" , "RUE MORGUE" , etc (if you can find them) .  those other publications are visually hardcore and mostly contemporary in content and contain infinitely less information as well . thank you JOE KANE (the phantom of the movies) .


title: Good, but spendy

text: Apparently everyone writing reviews is made of money...well if that is the case, let me tell you a little secret: if you go garage sailing you can often find an entire year of NG for like $20.  And sometimes it is even a recent year.  I say save the trash heaps and the trees, and the green (if you catch my drift) and shop around before you go buying new stuff.  It has cool covers, and you can collect them regardless of their condition.


title: Only received a few magazines.

text: I only received 3 magazine in total. I thought I'd get a magazine once a month. I will feel very disappointed with this subscription and will not renew.


title: Best Price!

text: Love this magazine!


title: Just because it's READER'S DIGEST!

text:
Great little magazine, and who doesn't love it!

I just hope you never have to deal with their support line. You will be pulling your hair out!!!


title: Worthless

text: I thought this magazine would give us a lot of insight to the world of RVing.  It does not.  It is filled with advertisment and new campers.  I didn't know I was automatically set up with auto renewal.  They will not let me cancel- even though I tried in Nov 2012 to cancel renewal in March 2013!.  Do not buy this magazine.


title: Sunset Magazine

text: As with most magazines anymore,  there is very little readable content other than 1 to 3 page advertisements. Might be worth about $5.00 a year  for the content that is interesting.


title: Three Stars

text: Too many ads but ok


title: Four Stars

text: Pretty good mag


title: Not what it used to be!

text: Reduced contend!


title: Just OK

text: Not that great, not a lot of information or content.


title: Love it.

text: This is now one of my favorite magazines.  The best thing is they have all the recipes in the magazine listed with pictures in the front of the book with pictures so you don't have to go thru the entire issue looking for a recipe you want to use.


title: Magazine Misses the Mark

text: I have loved everything they do but the magazine really missed the mark. It’s full of advertisements and lifestyle type articles. I don’t need them to tell me how to live. It should have been full of decorating tips and ideas. I’m so sad I got a subscription and definitely won’t be renewing it.


title: For My Husband

text: My Husband said e used to really enjoy the magazine as a child, but now feels it is way too liberal for him , I liked it myself


title: Very informative for the average home owner.

text: As a women, this is not the typical magazine I order, but a friend had suggested I try it.  I usually favor Decorating Magazines, Food Magazine, Travel and Home.  I found the articles very helpful as a homeowner and some of the projects easy enough for a beginner.  Can't wait to make my first wood working craft.


title: Review

text: Very informative magazine, I don't really know why I'm giving it 4 stars, may be I'm waiting for something better. In reality is worth to order a subscription, if you love watches you'll love this magazine.


title: It was not what I expected

text:
After seen "This Old House" in KPBS I thought the magazine would be great reading, filled with info, tools and their suppliers, projects, tips, etc.
Unfortunately what I got is like a merchandising or advertising catalog. I would not recommend it, sorry!
Dario


title: Great price

text: Wonderful price for great magazine!


title: an excellant magazine

text: Can't wait for its arrival each month.Loaded with GOOD information<br />Cant beat AMAZON for ordering


title: Love it!

text: Kids love it


title: Martha Rocks!

text: Love it! Always have always will! So glad amazon Has this option I hate buying magazines from unknown vendors!


title: Five Stars

text: nice magazine


title: COUNTRYSIDE Magazine - A sure winner!

text:
I am a subscriber to this magazine.  It is full of articles by the EXPERTS in country living - those who are living their dreams of self-sufficiency.  I love it!  It is my dream too.  I am a observer, but still I find many pieces of information that apply to my everyday life.
For instance, in a recent issue a reader shared that hard cooked eggs NEVER crack (well, hardly ever) when cooked with (a Tablespoon or two of) plain ordinary apple cider vinegar AND some salt added!  Guess what?  It works - this from EXPERTS!
Well worth the subscription price for 6 issues (bimonthly).  A down to earth, real life magazine written by those who do and KNOW.
Reminds me of the old back issues of Mother Earth News issues alittle.  Person to person with excellent editing covers issues and topics of interest.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine... have lots of vegan recipes as well!


title: Not a magazine reader but love NG

text: National Geographic makes it easy for someone like me, who doesn't read for pleasure as often as I hope, to get a sense of the world beyond our borders. Besides the breathtaking photography, the general cover stories are fascinating! I will never forget one of the fall issues of the tornado chaser who was killer in a large storm this past May. I remember this because I was in Oklahoma City in a bar located below ground for safe keeping. It was a miraculous story and made me feel very proud of many everyday Americans who do good for others everyday! I would recommend a NG subscription to anyone willing to commit $15 annual fee, its worth it!


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Five Stars

text: Received on time and as advertised.


title: Aunt's Gift

text: I have given a subscription to Young Rider to my niece, age 13, for the past two years for Christmas.  I, personally, have never seen the magazine, but she LOVES it and looks forward to each new issue.  She has been riding for a few years and also does some work at the stable. She says the articles teach her a lot.


title: Five Stars

text: well, my wife loves it; I just buy it


title: Five Stars

text: Husband loves magazine