title: Bought for hubby

text: Purchased for Christmas for my hunting,fishing,out doorsey hubby... he loved the magazine.


title: Great magazine

text: I like to do alot of DIY and learning new things..<br />I just wish the magazine was bigger with more pages because I loved it


title: My favorite magazine

text:
One of my favorite magazines..... the articles and pictures are well wrote and informative....
If you are a gardener or just love birds...
My grandkids love to look at the magazine as well...


title: Gardner's will love this

text: Love the pictures and articles.<br />Amazing info... gardner's will love this .


title: Very nice enjoy the information

text: I love this magazine,  beautiful pics, great ideas.. small in size .. most magazines are a bit longer.. but I loved it..


title: Love this magazine...

text: Love this magazine,, last year I paid double, so to get on sale is amazing.  I love the magazine.


title: Learning facts of birds and more

text: I love the identification and pictures of the different birds and plants also the habits and habitats of of these. Keep up the good work.


title: None available now

text: Good Photo Magazine, but they do not publish it now.


title: Great magazine

text: National Geographic is always a classic magazine. It has great photos and stories which transports you to locations around the world.


title: Best PC Magazine since PC Accelerator

text: I have subscribed off and on since 2006.  Great articles, accurate reviews, hilarious editorials...very informative and always a great read.  I wish it were as hilarious as PC Accelerator (God Bless and Rest that wonderful Magazine).... but nothing will beat it...ever.... so this I give the second best PC Mag ever, with varied content and honest reviews/articles.  If you want the scoop and don't mind waiting for a magazine, this is your answer.  The new editor-in-chief knows his stuff very well, and is always entertaining to read. Great PC Journalism.


title: Totally Wack

text: I realize that with cell phones and lap tops being so common magazines are struggling but damn son, there are advertisements every other page. No exaggeration, you can't go 3 pages without being interrupted by a advertisement.<br />I really love travel and was looking forward to this subscription...but I'm completely disappointed.


title: The mighty days for this publication are now clearly behind ...

text: The mighty days for this publication are now clearly behind them. Get a digital version or read online for free most of the articles. Mostly 5-page weathertech floor mat ads now.


title: Five Stars

text: 20 year member and counting


title: Four Stars

text: Could be better with regards to articles but still pretty good. I guess not everyone likes what I like.


title: Some great articles, would be best if I lived in ...

text: Some great articles, would be best if I lived in NYC, to take advantage of the local information. Still don't get the cartoon "jokes"


title: Five Stars

text: I love this publication


title: The must read for the serous numismatist

text: Coin World has been the dominate numismatic newspaper for many years. It now has a robust website with a value section for North America Coins.


title: Quality

text: BEST magazine ever


title: Love this magazine...

text: I ordered a subscription to this last year and just renewed it for another year.  There are so many good ideas every month.  The only problem is I can't share the magazine with anyone when I'm done because I've cut out so many recipes and ideas that I can apply to my everyday life.


title: Great for jazz fans

text: I bought a subscription to this last year for my husband who follows jazz, and he loved it so much I renewed it for another year.  It is very up to date with great photos and articles.


title: Pretty good read

text:
There are alot of different topics in this magazine to keep me interested. im not keen on all fashion magazines because frankly, i cant afford any of the stuff in them. but this had alot of "on your budget" topics.

the subscription took forever to kick in though. i ordered it on my birthday (july 24th) and just got the first magazine a few days ago (its september 14).

its at least a good hour of reading. so i say its worth the price!


title: Definitely recommended

text: What can I say? I have been a reader of this magazine since its inception. It's given me many good ideas, helped me through some things, and been very encouraging and empowering. She's very good at these things, which is why the magazine has been so successful! I got this very-on- sale, but I definitely recommend.


title: Cheap price good recipes

text: Cute magazine


title: A Favorite!

text: This is one of the best home decorating magazines available at this time.  It features beautiful interiors that are within reach of many more people than say, World of Interiors or Architectural Digest.  I always enjoy receiving this magazine.  It may not be the most innovative but it is consistently stylish.


title: Short but Sweet.

text: This magazine often is so short that I mistake it for a brochure or catalogue in the mail.  However, it is well worth the $5 subscription cost because it usually always contains something that I find useful.  I highly recommend the ginger cheesecake recipe from the Nov 2012 issue.  That alone was worth the cost!


title: Blue Ridge Country magazine Superb

text:
Having received this magazine subscription previously and lettingit lapse, I was looking back at an issue several years old and realized how much I liked this magazine.  I purchased it from Amazon for a good deal.

Blue Ridge Country is where I live and I like reading about our local weather, places to visit, and new recipes.  I also enjoy using it to show my guests places of interest when they visit.


title: Love This Magazine!

text: I have always love this magazine and have been a faithful subscriber.


title: Five Stars

text: subscription


title: Five Stars

text: Love all helpful tips.


title: Tons of Ads

text: I received this for no cost through a Prime promotion, upon receiving the first magazine I cancelled the subscription. I was a little disappointed with how many ads that were in this, I thought there would be more recipes.


title: Four Stars

text: Received on time and my husband enjoys the articles.


title: A treasure.

text: Oh, my gosh...it's National Geographic.  Does anything more need to be said?  The writing is interesting, and the photography is gorgeous.


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoy the varied content.


title: No thanks

text: Disappointed. Inthecontent.  Used to be better. Won’t Get again


title: The Best Kept Secret about Atlanta

text: I love this magazine. I live in Atlanta and this magazine gives me information you can’t just find anywhere.


title: Four Stars

text: love this magazine


title: Large Print Readers Digest!

text: Mom loves the large print! :)


title: Loyal Subscriber Recommends Better Homes and Gardens:)

text: Love to read the articles and recipes!  Loved to read mom's subscription growing up and now I've given it to my daughters.  Three generations of readers....


title: What's Not To Love about Country Living?

text: Photographs of beautifully decorated homes throughout the year keep me renewing my subscription!


title: BEAUTIFUL GARDEN IDEAS

text: JUST STARTED MY SUBSCRIPTION (2 MAGAZINES) BUT I ALREADY KNOW I WILL LOVE IT BECAUSE OF THE STUNNING PHOTOGRAPHY THROUGHOUT THE MAGAZINE!


title: YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A FOODIE TO ENJOY THIS MAGAZINE

text: What a fun magazine to receive every month!  I love the recipes that are included each month and reading about the TV personalities who prepared them.


title: Good reads.

text: Love it.


title: My husband is a little disappointed in this magazine but he will wait a few ...

text: My husband is a little disappointed in this magazine but he will wait a few months to judge whether he wishes to continue to receive.


My husband likes it ok but does not want to renew it, after many years of reading this magazine he feels like it has not been updated.


title: Enjoy the read

text: Like it


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine! I always look forward to it!


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine. Lots of good ideas and recipes.


title: Good for design ideas!

text: Good magazine for design ideas!


title: I like it

text: I like this magazine. Useful health info and interesting.


title: I love this magazine

text: The photos are great. The articles are great. Lots of inspiration! It's well worth the cost! If your new to photography you'll love it!


title: Great magazine

text: I know a lot of people complain about all the ads,but for me it just gives new and more info for products to check into. The photos are great. The articles are great. It's easily worth the cost!


title: Great information inside.

text: Great, full of good information


title: I feel like you can get all that information and probably a ...

text: Maybe I'm just not a magazine person, but there were too many advertisements and not enough information. I feel like you can get all that information and probably a lot more on their website


title: Baby Bug is the best!

text: My grandson has recognized and loved Baby Bug  since he was about  a year old. It’s just the right size for him to turn the pages and manipulate the book, and it is indestructible. I keep it at my house so there’s always a treat waiting for him.


title: Loving my Pioneer woman magazine

text: Love my pioneer woman magazine, have to get the fix and latest products and recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine. Always interesting.


title: Not a full subscription

text: Ordered a two year subscription in November 2021.  The first issue I received was March 2022.  Mailing label indicated the subscription expires in November of 2023.<br />I would expect to get two full years from the first issue not from the order date.


title: FN mag

text: a rip off for your $$.


title: Magazine is excellent, but not worth the daily bothersome emails.

text: Good magazine!  but the accompanying emails are a major pain in the neck.  I won't renew for that reason


title: One Star

text: horrible waste of money


title: Great gift

text: My autistic grandson loves log homes and this magazine is perfecty for him.  I had to contact the subscription service to correct the mailing address and they were very pleasant and competent.


title: Five Stars

text: Great pricing through Amazon!!!!!


title: Magazine gained a new editor but lost interesting content

text:
The magazine has suffered, in my humble opinion, under the new editor since over a year ago.  When Nancy Novogrod was the editor I truly looked forward to my next issue.  Under her direction the articles matched the glossy photos.  Of course, the magazine is for the well-heeled, but when Ms. Novogrod handled the editing I still felt as though I could dream about those featured destinations.  There was a good variety of destinations featured monthly.

However, under Nathan Lump's direction the magazine, I feel, is geared towards the millennial generation mostly.  Oh, the photos are really still glossy, but the destinations are mostly for the adventurer not really for a traditionalist.  I would have preferred to see more of Europe and less of Asia and the US.  But it seems as though the majority of the articles relate to the latter.  Seldom do they feature Europe.  And when they do it's about the same theme:  Eating and drinking spots geared to the younger generation mostly.  Or shops that are for the eclectic types.

Thus, I am not very enthused about looking forward to receiving my new issue monthly as I did in the past.


title: If you don't watch the runways..

text:
Let me start by saying that fashion is ageless, and Harper's Bazaar does a decent job of highlighting the notable runway pieces. That being said:

-Almost all the editorials are geared towards much older women: girls in their teens and twenties can flip through runway summaries, but countless articles on why they should botox the crap out of their face isn't really useful.
(funny--there's always some "beauty is ageless! celebrate older women!" articles along with the "your lips are gone, puff them up you silly old woman! inject that Restylane! you need 4 IPL treatments!" advice)

-About 70% of the magazine is pure advertisements. Which is fine, because most contribute to a greater aesthetic. There are, however, a lot of oddball outfits (mm I didn't know bedazzling with rhinestones was stylish, Saks Fifth Avenue!). Oh, and the ever so classy Palladium jewelry ads.

-The "fashion" advice is somewhat contradictory. For example, one column advised you to "store away" a type of shoe which was featured literally the page before, and maybe 30 other times throughout the magazine. The shoe they recommended instead, I did not see at all.

So if you  take away all the anti-aging botox promotions and the ads, you're left with maybe 10 pages of runway highlights; this is of course, including the contradictory fashion advice you might not care to take. If this magazine is worth all the paper, then you'll be happy. If you thought you'd be getting more for 250 pages a month, you should look elsewhere. I didn't pay that much for this magazine, and it is fun to flip through, but I don't know if I would renew it.

(also.. I don't think it's fair to give Harper's Bazaar 1/5 stars because the vender didn't supply you--there's a separate company/delivery feedback. I purchased my subscription through amazon and it arrived in a timely fashion)


title: Worth the Money

text: I bought this as another gift for my boyfriend, who is an RC Car fanatic.  It is a great publication for the latest in the hobby and for generating ideas for those who build and /or paint their own cars, as my guy does.  We will be renewing this subscription!


title: From an Avid Quilter, this is so-so

text: I bought this for my Mother as she had mentioned she'd like a Quilting magazine and the other women in her guild mentioned that they liked this one the best.  My Mother has been disappointed by this magazine and has asked me not to renew it this holiday season.


title: Good present

text: Bought as a present.


title: It's mostly advertisement and a couple of ok projects. ...

text: It's mostly advertisement and a couple of ok projects... I've gotten three issues so far and have not wanted to work in one of them yet...


title: Lacks things that fly fisherman are looking for.

text: This really is the Cosmo of Fly fishing magazines.  There is little content that will actually help you out on the water, and the articles are fairly boring and uninteresting. When the "Gear For The New Year" article contains just three pieces of gear that are super expensive, I knew this was a yuppie publication. When the issue comes in, I spend a few minutes reviewing it, hoping that it will be better, then it usually ends up in the magazine bin with all of the other fodder.  I paid 20.00 for the subscription, and I will not renew when it expires.


title: Money well spent.

text: Really fun magazine. Educational and still fun. With things like jokes. My son who is 9 really enjoys it.


title: Boring. Much of the same. Articles outdated.

text: This magazine was purchased on a gold box last time it was offered (before today 4/8). I got it and it is an OK magazine but has many of the same articles and many times they just seem irrelevant by the time they finally hit the shelves. I won't buy again even for a few bucks a year....


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Service not good as a gift

text: I bought this as a present for my sister, not realizing it was defaulting to my address until I went through with the order. I immediately contacted the subscription company to change the address, but long story short I ended up hand delivering every issue to her for the entire year. The magazine itself is great, and as a Hispanic advertiser I can attest to it being at the forefront of Latino content, but the service was less than remarkable.


title: Five Stars

text: I love the projects in the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: I have always enjoyed this magazine.


title: Great for children

text: nothing further


title: For the feeble-minded.

text: I can't believe how little is in the magazines and how dumb it is.  For instance - I got a survival issue.  It said "make your own power, shelter, and grow your own food".  Sounded interesting.  So, "make your own power" ... it said to buy a generator.  For "shelter", it said to buy a modular house.  For "grow your own food", it said to make a garden (and buy a $1000 wheat mill).  The rest of the article, supposedly about survival, is a rambling story of how the author doesn't have any survival skills and how his father put sprinklers on top of the house he built to help save it from a wildfire.  A project in the magazine consisted of a "candy dispenser" that drops candy downward and through some pegs to land at the bottom. I remember when this magazine was good and had actual projects, like making radios.


title: Scooby Zoo comic books

text: Pleased! Very nice comic books!


title: Kindle Subscripton

text:
Tried the free 30-days and willing to pay up for the full subscription.  I’m a past mail subscriber, but now more mobile and wat to enjoy This journal on the go.  It’s a magazine that I have relished in paper copy in the past, but now I want the speed and convenience of Kindle version.  So, going in, I knew I enjoy the content and am willing to pay for it.

The Paris Review sent to my Kindle the current issue immediately upon my signing up here in Amazon. It was readable, although slightly difficult to navigate on the Kindle Paperwhite and my larger Kindle app in 12” iPad Pro. Hard to describe, but they lump articles together in packets of four or six, and I find gong in and out of that arrangement non-intuitive. Yet, I would continue if that was the only flaw (even though it needs to be fixed).

I follow TPReview Twitter page and only because of that I know the Winter issue is out. The latest issue is being spoken of and highlighted and some articles are being distributed there.  But, sync, sync sync, not coming to me.  So, I wait several days, sync sync, sync.  Nothing. I check my Amazon subscription page, yep, I’m subscribed. After 🤔 thinking it over, I decided to cancel.  Sure, I could call TPReview and inquire, sure, they’d likely “push” the latest issue to my Kindle account.  But, I’m going to think about this every three months? Life too short, and I have other things to think of, don’t need one more. Frankly, like with my newspaper for Kindle subscriptions, I thought I’d wake up the morning the new issue came out and have it waiting right there for me. That’s the benefit of Kindle over mailed paper copy, right?

Unsubscribed. Bye The Paris Review. I tried, I really did.


title: Not the magazine it used to be.

text: I used to get this magazine several years ago, and read it from cover to be cover. When I ordered it, I was so disappointed, it's much smaller and cheaply made.  I would gladly pay more to have the quality that once was, and no ads.


title: Not the same magazine as  used to be

text: Years ago I bought this magazine and it was a high quality magazine. Now it's cheaply made and laiden with ads. If they make the paper any thinner, you'll be able to read through it. Very disappointed.


title: Never got it

text: Ordered this magazine and was charged and still have not received a single issue 35 days later. Don't understand why.  I Double checked address everything seems to be fine but still no magazine.  Will msot likely call and see what is going on but greatly disappointed.


title: did not re order

text: Did not re order this magazine.  Do not want to order it without notification as to if I want it again or not.<br />Had ordered it for someone in prison and this person no longer wants it but I have to pay for it????


title: Popular Science

text: Bought this magazine for my son for Christmas, but also ordered Popular Science at same time.  He didn't receive that magazine.  ?????  He enjoys the magazine.


title: Awesome

text: I ordered this for my great grandchildren and they love it.  Gets them reading and interested in many different things.


So erratic, I hate the 'politically correct' articles... some issues I discard without reading, but others are wonderful.


title: LOVE RD!

text: Love Readers Digest! Used to read it all the time. Then was too busy etc. Now im enjoying it again!  Thank you!


title: Great value

text: Of course it is great!  It has been proven for years of great service.


title: Very useful

text: Nice recipes enjoy


title: The price is nice

text: The issues I received wasnt that good


title: Entertainment Weekly

text: I like to keep a subscription to this magazine going as it keeps me informed about coming shows that I might miss.


title: Three Stars

text: It's somewhat repetitive, so I did not renew.


title: good articles

text: good articles.


title: Three Stars

text: Too many adds, I won't be renewing.


title: For the digital version i wish you received alerts that ...

text: For the digital version i wish you received alerts that it's coming and I still NEVER received my clutch that came with the promotion.


title: DISAPPOINTED

text: Not sure what's going on but the mag on my IPad doesn't allow me to view the entire magazine and I never received my clutch; but i did start receiving the magazine via mail.


title: received my first mag and so far it's great. If you enjoy nail art than this may ...

text: subscription just got started, received my first mag and so far it's great. If you enjoy nail art than this may be a good investment for you; again I only received 1 mag so far and looking forward to the rest.


title: Harp Column Review

text: First of all, this is a magazine for harpists.  It is a niche magazine for those interested in harp news, competitions, upcoming workshops, etc.  That said, this is an excellant magazine.  Good historical articles, interviews and a "classifieds" section for those who want to purchase or sell a harp.  Even a small harp is a big investment (most run several thousand dollars), and the harpist owes it to him/herself to learn as much about this instrument, those who have mastered it, and the hisory.


title: I love getting TIME magazine again, It's my one source for the latest news that I can trust.

text: I love getting TIME magazine again.  We have been away from it for quite a while, and we now like getting all the news in one spot and being able to read it over breakfast.  My son also takes it on the commuter train with him to read since it takes up less space than a newspaper.  We like the variety of articles included.


title: Four Stars

text: A lot of handy information!


title: Love having a guide for TV

text: This subscription is a blessing as it tells us what is supposed to be on TV.  Unfortunatley, often what the magazine says will be on is NOT on.  Also a boon was having it be delivered to our winter address for 4 months.  Thanks TV Guide.


title: Four Stars

text: OK


title: Five Stars

text: Love to look and dteam.


title: Like it but confused by process in Amazon

text: I like this magazine as it has great articles. I'm a little confused about the schedule and how often I'm supposed to get them as I seem to receive them but sometimes see different ones in the store.


title: a 2012 perspective - okay on product reviews, love the "how'd they do it" section each month

text: I noticed all the top reviews are from a decade or so ago... things change. In 2012 this magazine is an okay reference for product reviews, quite frankly the best product reviews on near gear tends to be right here on Amazon.  The magazine is full of advertising yet I thoroughly take in the section showing "how's they do it" on particular photographs.  Recently they showed how an old scanned photo was retouched to remove a person and correct the old background.  Fascinating how someone could be removed from an old photo!  I haven't seen a book nor website go so far in-depth as to HOW to do something, so I'm rating the mag currently at 4 stars.  A 5 star mag would have MORE of the in-depth HOW TO over the product reviews, IMHO. Perhaps Popular Photography could learn a few lessons from QST Magazine (published by the ARRL) on article planning.


title: Go MAD!!!

text: Great book.  Will continue to get it!!!!!!!  The best satire magazine ever written.  Great service for a continued great time reading.


title: Just okay

text: Just okay


title: To many adds

text: Just okay


title: Wonderful Magazine for bird watching and feeding birds.

text: Gardening tips, to keep the birds in your backyard!


title: Good dog magazine but very expensive.

text: I have only received one issue. Too soon to judge.


title: Gift for soon to be parents.

text: Gift for soon to be parents.


title: Gift

text: Gift


title: Magazine is great, just trying to get it to the right person is a problem.

text: SAME problem with the POPULAR MECHANICS magazine...  Duplicates received and right name wrong address.<br />Manager of subscriptions is difficult to use.


title: Wonderful magazine just wish it would get to the right person and avoid all the hassle of the "subscription manager"!!

text: Superior magazine just wish that the magazine subscriptions manager would work.  Sent one to my husband and one to my son in Atlanta. We have received duplicate issues with my son's name but our address.  Keep trying to fix...  WHAT A HASSLE.


title: Harley Davidson riders will like this magazine.

text: HUSBAND's favorite magazine!


title: If you are an avid hiker/backpacker, this magazine is a must have!

text: Fantastic magazine! Chock full of interesting articles regarding gear, safety, national parks, etc. As an avid hiker, I feel that this is a must have for reference material. It's the only magazine I subscribe to.


title: Okay...

text: The magazine is okay, but impractical for me. A lot of the recipes are expensive to make or take up a lot of time. I received this magazine for a year and never once made a recipe in it because of the expense, mainly. Most of the recipes do sound good but this magazine is just not made for a person without a lot of time or money.


title: Love it. Any possible chance of adding an article ...

text: Love it. Any possible chance of adding an article here & there on calling Canada geese. I wouldn't mind taking classes. I live in Bellevue, NE. Any ideas besides buying DVDs & CDs? Keep it up!


title: The best Magazine for Handloaders

text: If you are a Handloader, this is the magazine for you. Great articles with tons of real, useful data. I just wish it was monthly.


title: Great for the handy man

text: If you’re handy, this is the magazine for you. If you own a home, and could only have 1 magazine this would be all you need.


title: happy with magazine

text: very happy with the item,it was a gift and the person i bought it for enjoys it a great deal


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine and I will reorder.😁


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine for easy reading and travel and heartwarming stories.


title: One Star

text: I did not get this magazine nor do I want it because my eyes are feeling


title: Something to look forward to

text: Every single article is read by both my husband and me.  Well worth the money


title: Storylines and artwork are still amazing

text: Batman never gets old.


title: Five Stars

text: In love with Chip and JoJo Gaines so of course would love the magazine!


title: Many better options out there

text: A joke as a publication with hidden advertising/endorsements. I was really hoping for a quality publication both on and offline but I was disappointed. Too bad.


As a hobby musician this is a fun magazine.  I usually read it cover to cover.  It is great for all types of musicians.  Lots of articles relating to the music industry and helpful advise too.  Along with sheet music and tabs, album reviews, gear review and much more, this is a great read for any acoustic enthusiast


title: pass on it

text: not even worth the 1.00 I paid to try it


title: downhill and not any semblence of its former glory

text: another great magazine lost its zing. I couldn't renew for 2014 because I use to enjoy this magazine. The photos were gorgeous and it was a nice get away from the hustle and bustle. My BIGGEST pet peeve is the ads, omg, their choice of subject material BUGS me...it is bad enough that they have included ads, but the stuff promoted, well, can I say NO ONE wants to see that stuff stuck between beautiful landscapes. I realize the need for person products, but HELLO, wrong VENUE for that type of ad. It use to be a family friendly mag, I think having ads for highly personal products splattered in a family type mag is HIGHLY inappropriate, c'mon now. Nothing is sacred or personal anymore, and that is a shame. But then all mags these days are just pages and pages of ads, and zero interesting content, and with all those ads, WHY did the subscription price of so many mags soar. Advertising is suppose to OFFSET publishing costs, or it use to...but instead mags are just ad booklets these days, nothing worth spending $ on. Why pay for anything that has no valuable content! I no longer get Birds and Blooms either because the placement of the ads, just killed the beauty it as well. It use to be such a keeper and not having a commercial slant, but whoever is in charge now doesn't have any notion on previous quality and standards. Another beauty bit the dust.


title: Great, I bought ad's

text: This magazine is mostly only good for looking at ad's. It is pretty much all ads, that we ALL pay for. Some of the articles are ok, but really you don't read anything in here that you can't on The Knot or any other forum. Don't waste your money.


title: She loved it

text: She loved it


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine!!!


title: Taste of Home Brings Good Tastes to My Home

text: I subscribed to this magazine for my wife as a Christmas gift last year & renewed it for this coming year. She is already a great cook & uses these recipes to make great meals that I get to enjoy. This review is probably not that helpful of a review, but for me it made my wife an even better cook & I reap all the rewards! It is worth it to me!


title: Motor Trend Mag...

text: Very disappointed after years of receiving, Car and Driver mag. I won't renew Motor Trend Sub..


title: Great gift

text: Daughter in law loves this magazine


title: renewed Subscription

text: For over 25 years, I have given my daughters and their families this publication as part of their Holiday gift. All of us enjoy the mental challenges and share our failures and successes of the puzzles


title: Educationall

text: Love getting in mail


title: Educational

text: Fun to get something in the mail


title: Enjoyable!  Fun to see new products .

text: Design ideas & current styles.


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine. Better than our own country magazine


title: Four Stars

text: Excellent


title: Five Stars

text: The beat


title: Jesus is LORD

text: Good magazine


title: It's a magazine...what more to say

text: Good car mag


title: Five Stars

text: Love cat and a lot of update meds information form vets


title: CATS AND MORE CATS

text: I LOVE CATS


title: Wonderful Magazine

text: Found a copy.  Read a few articles then more, now I'm hooked.  Just subscribed for 2 years.  Never knew how much I didn't know about my kitten and how to care for her.


title: Flying Scale Models

text: This very British style model publication never disappoints me. Nearly every issue arrives with free plans for constructing a detailed model of some of the lesser-known aircraft of the world.  These less typical subjects usually seem to be loaded with character that allow the builder to arrive at the field with something other than the second or third Mustang, Spitfire or even Cub on the line. In my opinion Flying Scale Models has the best scale model sailplane coverage since the demise of Sailplane & Electric Modeler Magazine. The "Scale Technique" section has some of the clearest and most detailed technical and construction drawings of any model magazine being printed today and the same goes for the quality of the photos throughout the publication.


title: Five Stars

text: so far so good


title: Well done and the stories are excellent. I understand the Digest will only be printed ...

text: Well done and the stories are excellent.  I understand the Digest will only be printed 10 times a year instead of 12.  Sorry to hear that as it is so well received by my mother who loves to read it cover to cover.


title: I learn new things every issue!

text: I love their no nonsense articles for gentle training and that they consistently treat dogs for the sentient, feeling creatures that they are. The fact that they are busting the “alpha” myth and promoting partnerships with your dog directly results in happier, well adjusted dogs and people. I look forward to every issue.


title: Entertainment Equals Entertaining

text: Mind in the pocket passer of time! The magazine is properly named. Worthwhile for those who have a need to be kept up to date on happenings in the world of Entertainment!


title: Love it! Bought it for my grands!

text: Very well done. Age appropriate information! Colorful pictures!


title: Very good.

text: Health tips for eating, exercise, beauty, menus, etc. Good job!


title: love this book

text: my favorite cook book


title: Love it!

text: My daughter loves this magazine!


title: They show photos of items for the house...

text: ...and sometimes clothes accessories. I'm not crazy about this Mag. I give it to my friend every month. I won't be renewing it.


title: GREAT Magazine!

text: Absolutely love it.  It is one of my two most favorite magazines.  I put stickers on the pages to take me back to ideas and colors I love.  I keep all the issues.


title: Great magazine

text: I've been subscribing for a few years to this magazine and have found lots of different recipes to try.  Photography of foods created is beautiful, and there's not that many ads.  Some ads even include recipes that we've tried!


title: Not the tv guide I remember

text: This was not the TV Guide I remembered as a kid. It does not list a full day of tv shows only like prime time. It took several months to receive the first issue. I will not order this again. It was order for an incarcerated friend and he says it was a waste of my money/


title: Good price.

text: Good price.


title: Must have. Lots of information!!

text: I really enjoy this magazine. Has great information on it!


title: Nice

text: Very nice magazine


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine to keep you up to date with movies, tv, books, etc


title: She is amazing..

text: My mom loves these crossword puzzle books.  This is the second time I've ordered for her.  She is amazing....92 and reads 5 books every week, embroiders, crochet and does jigsaw puzzles.


title: Glad I joined

text: Good organization, good purpose, and great book.


title: Good read

text: Great book with lots of useful info


title: Really wonderful

text: I really love National Geographic information.


title: Lots of colorful pics and loads of information.

text: I subscribe to this magazine and purchased it for gifts also. If you like watching birds you will enjoy reading about them too. Simple and direct.


title: Vogue is VOGUE- it’s my favorite Magazine!

text: Vogue is my go to magazine for fashion, meaningful articles for women, health news for women, beauty hints/secrets. And I’m sure, I haven’t list everything!!!


title: Distinctive Style

text: The style, fashion trends, articles and fashion/beauty information!


title: Late and no reason why.

text: While I like this magazine it is very late and no idea if it will ever arrive. If trying to make an item dead only appropriate there is no chance of it now. Dissatisfied.


title: Advertisers

text: Not what I expected.  Too much advertising to buy products


title: RENEWAL OF A GREAT MAGAZINE

text: We have had a subscription to Southern Living for years.  Love all the articles as well as the recipes.  Keep'im coming....


title: funny and the cartoonist is exceptional

text:
Original, funny and the cartoonist is exceptional.  THIS NOTE IS FOR THE CHARLIE HEBDO'S BUSINESS OFFICE:  I BOUGHT THIS MAGAZINE TO SUPPORT YOUR CAUSE.  PLEASE KEEP THE MAGAZINE AS I SHARE ONE ALREADY AND KEEP THE MONEY AS A DONATION TO THIS FUNNY AND DARING MAGAZINE.  DO NOT SEND ANYMORE, KEEP IT AND SAVE THE MONEY FOR YOUR CAUSES.

THANK YOU FOR BEING SO BRAVE!!!!

ET


title: Lots of new products worth considering

text: I enjoy keeping up with new products and Recoil is full of them.


title: Good information without the hype

text: Good information and I don't have to dodge the PR in so many other magazines of this ilk.  It contains news and information that is useful right away.


title: Don’t Support These Homophobic People! Con Artist!

text:
I know a lot about these people and they are only interested in one thing, MONEY! It’s precisely why it’s full of advertisements! These people came into Waco and made over several different houses for their TV show “Fixer-Uppers which in turn made the taxes for shoddy work add a lot to homeownership for the people who thought they where being helped! It caused their property taxes to double in some instances! It’s not a secret in Central Texas that these people are not what most perceive! They are also Homophobic and they are religious nut jobs! They have no TV in their mansion and they have always remolded other peoples homes in a way that a TV doesn’t fit anywhere!

I have thumbed thru a few copies of this, as my sister in law use to get it until I told her how these people truly are. They are known for Fixer-Upper’s which has been criticized for being rushed and done very shoddy in order to get the show out of production to air in time. Some people have had to get work redone after they where left with an incomplete renovation.

They bought a Historical Resturant that was opened up in 1919 called the Elite Cafe. It was so successful the brother’s opened up a second Cafe on the Waco Circle that has confused many travelers before the interstate was built, in 1944. A strong and deadly tornado hit Waco in 1953 and destroyed downtown Waco. The owners of the Elite Circle Resturant which was a second location of their original Restaurant lost their original 1919 building and focused on the Elite Circle until it closed down in 2016. Many residents and even the mayor of Waco had a lot to say about the original plans that Chip and Joanna had originally planned for the restaurant and they had to revise their design as the Resturant is a historical landmark in Waco. Now it’s a 3hr wait for pancakes,  as I have heard, and a tourist trap.

Their renovated Elite Cafe Restaurant is now called Magnolia Table. There’s a large sign inside that says “Where Everyone Has A Seat At The Table”! Yes you do if you have 3 or more hours of spare time to wait for a seat. Then there’s the Silo’s in Waco that are extremely overpriced and have actually been a thorn in the side of many of the original businesses in the area. Waco has limited parking and it’s now like trying to find a parking spot in NYC! It’s all just a huge tourist trap and it’s a double edged sword! It’s good for the Waco economy, but it’s also been accused of gentrification of the downtown area as many of the businesses that have been there for years are owned by minorities! These people are just looking to make money!

These people are not interested in anything but the all mighty dollar. They left Fixer-Uppers after season five and claim they needed space to get their lives on track. It’s my opinion that they separated for a short time, but deny it and my opinion is that they needed each other for their money making machine to continue to bring in the bucks!


title: Four Stars

text: Gift for my Dad just what her wanted


title: Great subscription price

text: Gave as a Christmas gift


title: Five Stars

text: I always find interesting articles to read.


title: Three Stars

text: It is a good magazine but would prefer more American made automobiles rather than foreign.


title: Five Stars

text: Wife reads this Magazine cover to cover every month<br />Great articles and great recipes


title: Excellent

text: Been reading this magazine for years.  Good $ value


title: Worth Reading

text: I have been reading this for years.  Very good price.


title: This was an excellent price.

text: Been getting for years and years.  This was an excellent price.


title: Great info & entertaining

text: This is a great magazine!! Bought a subscription on a whim, did not expect much, but this is chock full of helpful info on just about every page!

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title: Great tool to get children away from video games to actual puzzle games and stories

text: My grandson loves his magazine


title: Great Recipes

text: Gift to my sister who  loves every recipe in it!


title: Love

text: Love


title: Lovely

text: Son loves


title: Ok

text: Ok


title: Not even close to what I had expected

text: Not what I expected


title: Real life magazine

text: I adore this magazine.  Earthy!


title: My grandson LOVES this magazine.

text: I have ordered this magazine for a couple of years for my almost 7-year-old grandson and he loves it.


title: but good journo too

text: Tons of advertising, but good journo too. Sometimes the government will kill an RS journo. You know your getting the good stuff if they are killing the authors


title: Do you want to by a bunch of advertisements?

text: You pay for a subscription and then all you get is a bunch of advertisements. Thats it. The journo is hit or miss. I can believe I paid for a bunch of adds. I felt like a fool.


title: Same stuff, Different day

text: All I got was a bunch of colorful advertisements for different supplements. There were plenty of pictures and the occasional attractive female, but I learned how to read. Then it got into the sport and sometimes you got to read about exercises. I did a cycle of this mag. It just repeats itself. It got old and I felt like I just paid to get advertised to. They should have paid me to read this magazine.


title: The last of it's kind.

text: This is probably the last of its kind.  There just are not any doll magazines out there anymore.  Though it is thinner than the days of yore, this is a very informative magazine.


title: Great Gift

text: Great baby shower gift my granddaughter loved receiving!


title: Love the magazine, always good stories and jokes.

text: Like the challenge of the riddles.


title: Worth subscibing to

text: Worth Subscibing to


title: Five Stars

text: Good so far - we enjoy it


title: Five Stars

text: good so far


title: Five Stars

text: Good so far


title: Good Magazine

text: It's a good magazine with good tips and interesting reading if you like fishing. The price was right, too, or I wouldn't have subscribed.


title: Post Irrelevant

text: I wish people would post their review as it relates to the product, not to the fact that they double ordered. It has nothing to do with the quality of the product or service.


title: Excellent

text: Excellent


title: It’s worth the money!

text: It’s the best interiors magazine available. Without question.


title: My favorite magazine

text: I look forward to this magazine every month—the contents are so much better than the US version. The photography and styling are skillful and beautiful, the recipes are good and the concern for the countryside genuine.


title: Liked the former editor better--the mag is smaller and not ...

text: Liked the former editor better--the mag is smaller and not quite as good. Some nice features--drop the "celebrity" editors--tell them to keep to their day jobs, I don't care what a Country and Western singer thinks about decorating....


title: Some nice images--some of it is so forcibly snooty its a ...

text: Some nice images--some of it is so forcibly snooty its a bit laughable really--keep up with the times folks, even the so called "working classes" can afford some of these houses now.... The "Mrs Minerva" feature takes the cake as an attempt at tongue in cheek (a sort of faux Sloane Ranger but more like Hyacinth Bucket style snobbism)  Drop it English Home, its classist and redundant.


title: Great reading

text: I sold a Reader's Digest subscription to my Mother 65 years ago as a school project.  Still reading it.


title: Eating well

text: Love this magazine!


title: Great for color inspiration

text: Totally live this magazine!


title: Liberal and boring

text: At one time this may have been a great magazine but now it's just liberal nonsense. The articles are also extremely boring in my opinion.


title: Love This Magazine

text: This magazine has many great articles that are geared toward helping folks get back to the basics.


title: great magazine

text: good magazine for all ages. photography is excelent


title: it is what I ordered

text: the only thing you need to watch - a lot of magazine subscriptions on here auto renew!  Manage that in your account before you get charged more for extra year


title: Fun reading

text: Interesting if you like celebrity gossip - which I do


title: Easy to order and renew. Rack rates though...

text: Great magazine. Easy renewal process!


title: What happened to my "Three Month Trial"?

text: I like this magazine a lot, mostly for all the coupons but also for recipes. What I do not like is the "automatic renewal" feature tacked onto the 3 month trial subscription. After waiting many weeks after entering my trial subscription, I received just ONE trial issue before being automatically charged for a full year's renewal. I've been sharing a co-workers copy of this magazine for quite a while, so I intended to renew the subscription anyway - but I would have preferred to make that decision for myself AFTER I'd received my three trial issues. That gripe aside, this is a very useful magazine which really does pay for itself if you use the coupons - which are usually fairly high-dollar value on name brand products a person actually would want to buy! I like that the coupons are often tied to featured recipe ingredients as well.


title: Love this magazine

text: This magazine brings up years ago. So nice to get it


title: Good price

text: Came as ordered enjoy reading it


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Very informative magazine.

text: Great magazine. Can't wait for the next issue.


title: Love this magazine

text: I missed this used to get all the time.Found it so decided to get again.Hope they get more info on freshwater aquariums


title: I have received 1 issue of this magazine. It ...

text: I have received 1 issue of this magazine.  It was okay, but probably will not renew unless future issues catch my interest more.


title: Magazine

text: This is a fine magazine; however, I probably won't renew--don't have the time to read it.


title: Magazine Review

text: Always love this magazine.  Dreams unlimited.


title: They lost it

text: Fangoria used to be great. However it is just a shade of it's former self. HorrorHound is much better with fuller articles and movie reviews. It's simply a poor copy of HH and not much more.


title: Great find for me.

text: I saw a copy of this magazine at a friend's house and was immediately interested in it.  I ordered it and received my first issue.  I am more than pleasantly surprised.  Lots of decorating ideas.  Lots of colorful pictures and ideas for beautifying your house.  A nice, thick magazine with 160 plus pages.  I may order a subscription for my daughter, who loves to decorate.  Don't be disillusioned by the number of ads - all the magazines that I receive have that many.


title: My Grandson loved

text: My 5yr. old grandson loved it. It was a Christmas gift.


title: I love this quilting magazine

text: I think this is one of the best quilting magazines available nowadays.  Each issue offers both simple and more challenging quilt patterns.  The photos are engaging, and the instructions are clear and easy to follow.  The projects are available in different sizes -- from table toppers to king-size quilts.  It's fun to look through even if you aren't actually going to make the quilts...though, I must say, there's at least one pattern I would like to make in every issue!


title: Auto-renewal Beware and Dull Content

text: I was very hopeful to get new ideas from "Real Simple" but that was a failure all around! Ideas were totally too stupid or so simplistic that they were ones I had doing for years and most times in a more simplistic way than their ideas. Recipes were of no interest to me as they were too detailed using many more ingredients than I would use or want to buy. Unfortunately, for me, I do not like or ever want to consume fish, tofu, fermented ingredients, alcohol brined foods (taste is a little strange), escargot, or strange ingredients growing on forest floors. I have tried them all but do want to include them in my daily diet, ever again. I even heard, on a TV show that vegan meat products were worse for a person than eating small portions of real meat as they contain excessive amounts of sodium in an effort to make the product taste better. Articles were mostly for younger women, like mature wannabees and so is the clothing. I could just flip through the magazine doing a quick scan and before sending on to another person. Then I tried to cancel and was ignored - oh yes, the automatic renewal got me and gave me another wasteful year of junk mail....even though I had changed my credit card on the website but Amazon just took care of that and passed me along with the new number. Because of COVID, no hospital or doctor office will accept any magazine donations for their waiting rooms, so they become landfill. No recycling services where I like either. Village voted it down because of costs they were charged to provide these services. I actually am more entertained to read the ads- items are kind of a crazy joke to me, anyways!


title: A Waste of Paper!

text: I am wheelchair bound but can do everything except walk and I have all my brain cells so  I always add new magazines to my many subscriptions as I seldom get out and I love to read. This magazine is a total waste to me. Very little things of interest unless you like reading ads! As a new subscriber to RS I will definitely not renew. When I get it in the mail it takes me about 5 minutes to flip through it and then it hits the trash can. I do not even recycle by passing it on to my friends either. Just plain junk. Recipes don't even sound interesting and "tips" are archaic or stupid. Junk, Junk and more Junk. Sorry RS but you are not for me.


title: Wonderful Gift to Myself

text: This puts such less stress on my eyes & I am grateful to Reader's Digest for making this available. I have read the Magazine for over 30 years & am so glad that I will not have to give it up.


title: Great value

text: Son loves it! Great value


title: I hate Hearst publishing.

text: Purchased as a gift subscription. Can't digital subscription. Just a lot of run around between Amazon and Hearst. Each one blames the other and no tote received by gift recipient either. Same as always for Hearst.


title: No complaints

text: No complaints


title: so many ads

text: I like some of the crochet items but it seems like some of the things they portray are weird


title: Grandchildren love it

text: I bought the subscription for 2 of my grandchildren. They had no idea it was coming. I'm very pleased that my grandchildren love it as much as I did as a kid.


title: Good Finncial Reading!

text: Great, interesting magazine with timely topics. The best of the monthly financial publications in my opinion.


title: Very good items. Will continue,to shop.

text: Love all my magazines; articles are enlightening; loves recipes and fashion ideas... Candle lights are perfect!... Head coverings are ok; need to put them in laundry bag to wash. Love my turquoise bracelet; many complements.❤


title: Politics are what's inside, too bad

text: As a supporter of BLM and social justice, I am all for this publication diversifying it's offerings, and treating its staff fairly.....BUT!!!  I also want some traditional stuff they have always done, mixed in.  Otherwise it's NOT BA.  So this past fall, I picked up my magazine(s) sent to me, and it (they) was/were loaded with recipes from cultures they have ignored over the years. Oh, bravo for that. But, as pumpkin spice was starting to rule America for 6-8 weeks, nothing about the magazine even nodded to the rituals in America during the fall.  Again, I have been a person who cooks from cuisines from all over the world, (All hail fish sauce, Bulgogi, harissa, Shaoxing, and tomatillos), and I am always game to try something new, but, I also want some new twists on things that they have traditionally done.  A new fall cookie with the usual fall spices thought of in North America, pumpkin or squash soup with new techniques, new things to do with those damn zucchini plants that are still producing squash (new stuffed squash recipe??). Persimmons...they are native to North America.  Hell, they could have reached out to local native American communities to discover recipes that cater to fall in North America.  They could have at least thrown in some new spins on old favorites.  But they went overboard and threw the herbs de Provence spices out the with racist bath water.  Now, I don't even recognize this magazine.  Moderation.  Geez, it's not hard.  I won't be re-upping my subscription.


title: Good cost through Amazon subscription, but my first issue was...

text: Meh.  Seriously, I expect something more "wow" from the Martha Stewart magazine.  I also ordered Better Homes and Gardens, and for my first, summer issues, well BHG was much better.  Too many ads, and not enough substance, Martha.  When this runs out, unless you up your game, I will cancel.


title: All time favorite

text: Great price.  Love the stories.  My favorite since I used to read it at my heandparents


title: Wonderful Magazine For Kids

text: I highly recommend this magazine for kids. My daughter began her subscriptions when she was probably 8 or 9, perhaps a year too young (for her, at least), however, she loved it because there are aspects that appeal to younger girls. Now that she is 10, she can fully understand and appreciate all parts of the magazine. She loves the monthly crafts and beautiful, colorful pictures.


title: Good articles!

text: We've enjoyed.


title: Want to learn about DC? Then, read this magazine!

text: One of my favorite magazines! Lots of great info on things to do, places to go and people to know in the DC metro area.


title: American Girl embraces girlhood!

text: Grand daughter's favorite magazine!  I love that  someone is offering wholesome reading material for young girls who aren't so eager to  step out into the tween world.  When I look back 30 years ago, 11 and 12 yr olds were still playing with dolls.  Today, there seems to be a lot of pressure to grow up and retire dolls by much earlier.  American Girl has not only made it ok but acceptable for young girls to take their time and enjoy their girlhood.  Thank you American Girl!


title: Sad about MAD

text: MAD Mag is certainly not like it used to be.  I know things change, but having not seen the mag for several years I've been shocked at how poor it is now.  There's still a good feature here and there, but nothing like it used to be


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine for cruising.  A little high in price.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine! Everything you want to know about cameras! Very Satisfied!


title: In-depth articles

text: This is a great magazine. I thought I'd find it frustrating to only have one a month in this time of news at the speed of light, but the articles are exactly what I needed to fill in the gaps my daily newspaper left.


title: Best Magazine

text: Best Magazine for me, I love Card Player


title: No Thanks

text: Expected more considering New Yorker's reputation


title: Huge disappointment

text: Not at all what I expected.  Advertisements and makeup/fashion tips...No thank you


title: Wonderful

text:
I love this magazine.

Pros:
Great pictures
Great step by step stuff for people with lower levels of experience in remodeling/home maintenance
Great advice/ideas for people with more experience that are looking to up the efficiency and convenience of their projects
Great information and stories (I read this on the porcelain throne and occasionally my wife wonders if I have fallen in)
I always feel like I get my money's worth

Cons:
I wish it was about 25% longer and had a few less ads - but I feel that way about all magazines
It only comes once a month
There doesn't seem to be a way to access the entire content of the magazine digitally as a paper subscriber - although I could be wrong!


title: A must have for anyone that wants to further their beekeeping abilities.

text: The articles are a bit wordy. And since there are so few magazines for beekeeping (only this one and Bee Culture that I know of), they have to write for such a wide audience, everyone from the beginner, to the backyarder, the sideliner, to the commercial beekeeper. But everyone will find useful information in every issue.


title: House Beautiful--make my house beautiful!

text: This magazine has kept it's standards high, keeps us abreast of new decorating ideas without pandering too much to the 'trendy'.  It enables those of us who live on a tight budget to use our creative instincts to good results, and have a very attractive, yet individual home.  Love the designer tips, the use of colors and fabrics, and the fact that the recipe section is kept to a minimum.  if i want to cook, I'll look at a culinary magazine.  I don't like to pay for 1/2 a magazine of recipes when I want to decorate my home.<br />Thanks House Beautiful!


title: English horsepeople reading

text: More for the English styles of riding, which suits me. Keeps you abreast of what is going on with top show riders, gives helpful training articles, and some health issue articles as well. This is a nice magazine to read and the Stallion issues in January are always my favorite.


title: Good reading

text: Equus has many helpful articles in regards to health, riding, and keeping horses. I ordered my subscription after being away from horses for a while and coming back into the world of things equine, to boost my knowledge base. A variety of topics good for all sorts of horsepeople to keep informed.


title: Great information!

text:
Lots of current information.
Enjoyed the upbeat presentations.
Covers a variety of topics and includes culturally diverse viewpoints!
very appealing pictures.


title: good magazine

text: great read


title: Good magazine, not too ad heavy.

text: Good magazine, not too heavy on the ads and well explained articles for any level handyman. Always find a couple things in their tips section that I find very useful.


title: Dropped the magazine tried to pawn off a substitute

text: I like the two magazines I received, but they didn't come through.


title: never received it.

text: I have submitted three subscriptions in the past three years and I  have never received a single copy.  How about that.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine! I love finding new recipes, but most other magazines I've gotten only have a few recipes and have a lot of other articles. I love that this magazine is almost entirely new recipes! I also love that every issue has a very easy to use recipe index, sorted by type (appetizer, dinner, sides, etc), so it's easy to find what you're looking for. And since the magazines are, of course, themed based on the time of year, I always have new ideas for whatever's in season.


title: I love this magazine, Amazon makes subscription a breeze

text:
I love this magazine and was excited it was available for only 5.00/a year. I generally read most of the major magazines--Cosmo, Marie Claire, Glamour, but I always come back to this one. I think it does a nice job of providing on-trend recommendations without being over the top. Although the argument could be made that this magazine appeals to a different audience than Cosmo, I find myself more and more frustrated with the content of other magazines. In Style keeps me up to date without being cheesy, degrading, or just boring.

More importantly, I LOVE being able to manage my subscription through Amazon. I have moved 4 times in the last two years and this makes my life (payment, renewal, address change) so much easier!


title: magazine

text: This is a great magazine for those interested in science and the latest inventions and also makes a great gift.


title: magazine

text: This is a great magazine for tech guys or anyone that likes to stay up on the latest tech products and also a good gift.


title: A truly wonderful magazine. If you are interested in the outdoors ...

text: A truly wonderful magazine. If you are interested in the outdoors and Adirondacks, this mag. is a must. My husband reads each copy cover to cover.


title: Five Stars

text: I absolutely love this magazine!!! It's so inspiring!!


title: Usually some good info

text: I have found articles helpful as someone living in a standalone house for the first time (e.g. info about basic fixes or how parts of the house work). I find some of the projects really appealing, if daunting—e.g. installing heated floors (and I make plenty of excuses about why I can't do them myself). I really large portion of this magazine is ads, though, and that has been a bit of a bummer. I'd like just a little more content in each issue.


title: Great Magazine

text: Great price on Amazon and the renewal has already arrived in my mailbox.  This is the easiest way to subscribe or renew magazines that you prefer to receive in a printed format.


title: Five Stars

text: Magazine had some good things to read. Enjoyed the read.


title: Will Not Renew

text: Martha's budget is not in my hemisphere.  I get no tips that are helpful or recipes that are enticing.  She used to have a great magazine with things I could relate to.  It's changed.


title: Important publisher of U.S. poetry

text:
APR publishes in volume and, within self-imposed limitations of its editorial bias, in high quality. This alone sets it apart from most every other print outlet for poetry. I may like only 20% of what I read in a particular issue, but I am one who subscribes to the print version of the NYT to get the weekend Book Review section. The essays tend to the New Yorker / Harpers long format, or academic, or both -- not easily skimmed.

APR, like most other literary magazines, suffers from the myopic view of most humanities publications: the editors tend to select writing that ignores goings-on in science, technology and interdisciplinary confluences.

This periodical has one disagreeable feature. The large format, low quality paper may attract some, but I find it in opposition to the very nature of poetry. There's something wrong about finding walked-over, muddy copies of APR on the floor of your local Starbucks along with used car ads from your local newspaper. Or would that be a good thing? I've subscribed off and on for a couple of decades, and it's, by design, not a satisfying collectible.

I tried reading it on Zinio over the last year, but the Zinio UI seems to have been designed by Martians.

UPDATE Here it is 2019 late January and I still can't find a web subscription.  Really?


title: Good Magazine

text: I like this magazine


title: This magazine has something for everyone in my family

text: As a family, we swim,surf, and mountain bike. We are interested in health, fitness and technology. This magazine has all of this and more. We just love it!


title: Explains worldwide business trends

text: I get this weekly magazine because it examines business issues around the world in detail. It is pretty easy to understand if you are interested in economics. Very well written! With a British flavor.

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title: Five Stars

text: Amazing recipes!


title: Awesome

text: Awesome


title: Boring and useless

text:
This magazine is by far the worst of the worst golf magazines published.  It has a very

few pages of worthless info.  Years ago, this was one of my favorites, but as the Golf Magazine has now become, stories about golfers, not about their golfing techniques and swings.  If I wanted to pay for info commercials and useless information, I would watch CNN!
Dan


title: NOT THE MAGAZINE I GREW UP WITH

text: Was a fantastic magazine, filled with stories of nature, exotic places, maps, etc, etc.  Now the magazine is all about global warming and political crap.  If I want to be filled with useless information, I can tune into MSNBC, CNN, FOX and other commercial based entertainment.  And what’s the deal with alcohol advertising in the once proud magazine?  When my subscription runs out I’m done!


title: Five Stars

text: Great product.


title: Four Stars

text: Has some cool stuff each magazine, some recipes are hard to follow.


title: It's worth the wait

text: If you order via Amazon you are getting convenience, but that said the Monks are slow adding you to the list.  There are no advertisements in the small bimonthly about 45 pages and you get them months after the original publication date.  Still this is made by people who are living the faith, and for a small price, you get a glimpse into it.  I enjoy every issue and think if someone is interested in the Orthodox faith this is a good place to start.  If you get it now, it will show up on your door around Pascha.  Merry Christmas. /TKL


title: Five Stars

text: Pretty much my favorite magazine ever, and I don't even live in the West anymore!


title: My Wife loves reading Real Simple Magazine.

text: My Wife has been reading Real Simple Magazine for years. Saw Amazon had a deal for $5 for a one year subscription jumped on it


title: Not worth it

text: I’ve had this magazine for years and it keeps getting worse- less content, more and more ads. Won’t be renewing my subscription.


title: If you shop at healthfood stores and like to cook, you will love this magazine

text: I have been getting this magazine for two years. I love it. I follow an organic and clean eating lifestyle and this is right up my alley. The first year I paid $5 and the second year $10. It always has good recipes, tips, etc. This is for cooks that like to make healthy meals without using processed ingredients. Most of the recipes have been adapted for lower calories and fat, but I would not consider this for someone that is just dieting. It's for someone that has made healthy lifestyle changes - there is a difference.


title: Great magazine if you love to cook

text: I love to cook and this is one of my favorite magazines. It's full of recipes, pictures, and ideas. I have been subscribing for two years.


title: Four Stars

text: Enjoy this magazine, so gave it as a gift!


title: Four Stars

text: Have received this in the past.  This was a gift!


title: Five Stars

text: One of the best


title: Five Stars

text: Great deal for a great mag.


title: Great Magazine

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for years. It is a staple for me. I love everything about it, but I especially love that it is all about the South


title: Ordered months ago. Haven't received any yet!

text: Where are they??!!


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome magazine full of very household information.


title: Great Magazine for husbands, even for the handy wife :-)

text: Husband loves this magazine, he looks forward to every month getting his new addition.


title: I do enjoy this magazine

text: It only doesn't get 5 stars because it used to be better and cost cutting clearly shows an impact now.


title: Great WWII magazine

text: If you love WWII history, then you will love this magazine.


title: A good magazine for military history buffs.

text: Yet another magazine in my large collection of history magazines.


title: Great magazine, lousy price.

text: I really enjoy this magazine.  I've been interested in this topic since I was 5 and have a huge library and magazine collection of which this is a big contributor.


title: One of the two relaxed science magazines I read every month.

text: I say Discover is a step above Popular Science in what it delivers on the science.


title: Easy science for anyone with a high school level education.

text: This is a great


title: One of the two great, general military history magazines

text: If you are a military history buff, then you will want this magazine.  I still get the specialized history magazines that focus on my areas of particular interest, but I really enjoy the broad coverage of military history I get from these magazines too.


title: A must for us WW2 buffs

text: As somebody who has read WW2 history for 40 years, I really enjoy this magazine and it is one of a few I read that is dedicated to this topic.  Lots of ads but plenty of good history and a decently done set of reviews too.


title: A good read for those who love military history

text: Particulalry nice if you are a naval history buff, but if you are just a military history buff this is also a great magazine.  Lots of adverts in these mags, but plenty of good history and some decent reviews.


title: I've subscribed for almost 20 years now.

text: I still have almost every issue going back 20 years with this magazine and have never been disappointed with an issue.  Solid writing, solid editing, good images and other details all combined on a topic of which I have cared about since I was 5.  If you are a WWII buff, this magazine is for you.  If you know a WWII buff, this is a great gift.


title: Science at the edge of my limits to understand

text: I subscribe to many science magazines and certainly this magazine is the one that give me the most hard science information.  Occasionally there are even articles that just go tantalizingly beyond my ability to follow all the science and this is coming from somebody who has always loved science and has a science related degree and job.  Discover, Pop Sci...  they are my fun science magazines, THIS is the magazine that has provided the bulk of the real information that has been useful in my life and my job.


title: Great for kids

text: Bought this for my granddaughter a year ago and she still likes it almost 5.


title: Five Stars

text: Good price


title: Same as most fishing magazines with ads that run cover ...

text: Same as most fishing magazines with ads that run cover to cover and each year fewer in depth articles. Still there isn't many other options out there and this one does contain a gem or two each issue.


title: I blow through these issues pretty quick and it is certainly a magazine I could ...

text: I blow through these issues pretty quick and it is certainly a magazine I could live without but they still do an admirable job over-viewing boats and the Q&A section is pretty solid.


Most magazines have become cover to cover ads with little content. This magazine is ad heavy but still manages to pack a lot of useful information into their articles. They also do a great job of explaining what tackle and gear works best for that type of fishing.


title: Auto-Renewed without notice, Charged 70% more than the first year, Too many ads

text: Auto-Renewed without notice, Charged 70% more than the first year and its filled with ads so I want this to stop. I tried to cancel through amazon and it said too late to cancel, even though the first issue on the renewal is not expected until November. This is ridiculous.  Their ad specifically says, "cancel anytime"


title: Too Many Ads, Cat Pictures Not Big Enough

text: I love cats and saw this on amazon for 5 bucks, so I thought I'd give it a try. It's like all other magazines, though, in that it is full of ads and the pictures of cats are small, I was hoping for full page color pictures of beautiful cats to look at. Magazines have been ruined by too little effort going into them, and too many ads. If you want to see color pictures of cats, or find out more about them, just look on the internet.<br />With the internet, I think magazines have really lost their usefulness.  Even people stuck in hospitals use ipads and laptops and don't need magazines to occupy themselves anymore.


title: Who knew NM had a magazine?

text: As a native who no longer lives there, this magazine brings back memories of the good old days and also shows me some new places to visit when I’m in state. I liked it so much I bought a subscription for my mom in AZ and dad in CO.


title: Great crossword puzzle book

text: Love this puzzle book. Only 1 store in my area carries it and I sometimes miss out on the latest copy. Totally worth subscribing to.


title: Best magazine ever!

text: I live EW and have been getting it for years. I only wish the offered digital only. I read it on my iPad and give the paper copy to a friend.


title: Misleading Title

text:
I thought I'd try this magazine based on the title Reason. While I was expecting a magazine focusing on critical thought, and maybe some philosophy and psychology, I was pretty disappointed because it just seemed to be a political magazine espousing libertarian ideals. While the majority of the magazine was articles discussing why government and regulations are bad, there was one article I really enjoyed in my first issue. It was an interview with Stewart Brand, who I had never heard of before. Interestingly, he actually criticized Reason magazine in the interview. I have to say I respect that the editors of Reason kept that in the magazine. I cancelled after my second issue because it was just more of the same, minus any articles that were interesting to me this time around.

If you're into Libertarianism, you might actually enjoy this magazine. The articles tend to run on the long side, and can be kind of dry, but they did seem to make an effort to remain fairly objective.

For those of you looking for a magazine less about politics and more about reason, critical thinking, and thought in general, I would recommend skipping this magazine and checking out [[ASIN:B00006KX3K Skeptical Inquirer]] or [[ASIN:B002PXVYNW Psychology Today]].


title: Yes! Yes! Auto-Renewal!

text:
I was dismayed! I was distraught! Where oh where was my monthly issue of Vogue magazine? Alas, my subscription had expired and I had overlooked the renewal. If only I had checked the little box that said "Auto-Renewal"! I am a far wiser subscriber now that I have learned this painful lesson. Do yourself a favor and remember to check the "Auto-Renewal" box.

You are entirely welcome.


title: InStyle (1-year auto-renewal)

text: I love my 1-year auto-renewal of my InStyle magazine subscription! I am required to do absolutely nothing except pay the bill! What is better than that? No pesky little cards to fill out and return to Post Office box addresses in Pueblo, Colorado. Not only is this magazine subscription renewed yearly, it is auto-renewed yearly! Fantastic! As for the magazine itself, InStyle keeps me in style. Without it, I would be a subject on "What Not To Wear." Because I read InStyle I am a member of the world's best dressed list in my mind. This is a very exclusive club. In my mind.


title: red book

text: Not sure if its a good magazine yet, but the price i got it for was great so i thought i would try it


title: Great magazine

text: Excellent magazine. Great human interest stories, humorous tales, informative articles and just an overall "feel good" magazine. A wonderful break from the daily news!


title: Good magazine

text: My husband really likes this magazine.


title: Good poolside reading

text: Great recipes


title: Five Stars

text: I'm addicted to this mag


title: Great price

text: with the promotion i ended up getting a 2 year subscription for my fiancee for 5 dollars. great deal.


title: Only for skilled

text: Not for beginners


title: good

text: good


title: Four Stars

text: ok


title: A real value in guitar mags!

text:
The best guitar mag for current production guitars, amps and effect pedals.
Great photography as well.

A must have for those of us with GAS (guitar acquisition syndrome)...


title: Truly the best guitar mag for vintage guitars and amps fans

text:
Great stories and photos make this a must have for fans of vintage guitars and their histories...

Highly recommended!


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine


title: Down with censorship

text: We Support France, Down with Islam terrorists and anyone wanting to censor the truth.


title: Great Magazine!

text: Lots of Great ideas!


title: Great Children's Magazine!

text:
My Grandson Loves this
  Magazine!
  He looks forward to getting each new one. He really learns alot of Exciting  things an Always wants to share what He has read about an the pictures!
  I like the National Geographic Kids because my Grandson Loves to read.
  A Great Magazine for Children!
Happy Grandson/Happy Grandma 💞


title: Great Magazine!

text: Ordered for Grandsons an They Love it!


title: Ten Stars, Great Magazine, original Delivery was a tad slow.

text:
while it took a little bit for the first magazine to arrive (Roughly three month's for the first issue) it was worth the wait, the magazine is fun and filled with great information points and stories, as well as drool worthy weapons and gear.

I highly recommend the magazine, but if you have to read it NOW!!!! run down to the local newstand or Barnes and Noble and pick it up there.


title: One of the Greatest Magazines available.

text:
Lots of great information and stories, the updates on world terror alerts and hot-spots is always interesting and it gives another point of view to the ongoing conflicts around the world.

The History of S.O.F. is one of Soldiers doing what is needed, great Men telling the stories that need to be heard in a world obsessed with CNN and Fox, while the information from the 'Major' news companies can be helpful, it is always great to have first hand accounts from the field, the reports on the Syria, Iraq, Myanmar (Burma), Venezuela and other hot spot area's are as accurate as they can be.

their work in helping the oppressed is also legendary, from the Karen rebels fighting for their land to the 'Forgotten' tribes of South Africa fighting for their lives and even the Overburdened and outgunned officers fighting to maintain peace in South America Soldier of Fortune has always been there, assisting, guiding and advising.


title: Mailbox stuffed with magazines

text: Everyone in my family (including me) has several magazine subscriptions or memberships.  Sometimes it is overwhelming how much reading material piles up on the table.  I am constantly thinking, "Too much Information overload."  A number of these just gotta go!  This one has gotta stay.  I read it cover to cover and will continue to do so in the future.  Thoughtful, varied, eye opening, interesting articles.  Try it.


title: Great Magazine, Horrible Customer Service

text: I purchased this magazine for my wife because she loves it. I love it too. However I ordered a renewal in Sept. 2019 and now its mid July 2021 and still no magazines! WTH?


title: Beware of renewal practice's

text: The publication was ok- biased for sure- but informative.  What I did not like was they automatically renewed my subscription without my knowledge or permission and  withdrew $106 from my checking account with no notification or request for renewal authorization. They just stole my money.


title: Great content! Highly recommended

text: I’m from Northern California and I love this magazine! Not only do I find tips on gear, outdoor cooking, and conservation. I’ve stumbled across articles for trails I never knew about in my own backyard. Great photos and  interesting articles, highly recommended.


title: Articles recycled

text: The same articles  (modified a bit) keep appearing. Articles are well written with good photos.


title: more on essentials

text: haven't heard a;ll this cd yet but have yet to recognize any cole porter music - does anybody want to buy a heard partal cd of piano dexterity - it only gets worse the more it goes along....am so disgusted with this rendition am practically incoherent - this is just a bunch of piano noise and should not be associated with the great music of cole.....how do I return this so some other poor soul might want to hear it...would have to be an aspiring jazz pianist.....THIS IS A REVIEW OF COLE PORTER ESSENTIALS NOT TV MAGAZINE


title: Great articles

text: I enjoy the articles in Vanity Fair but do tire of Graydon Carter's liberal slant on everything.  The articles deal with politics, culture, fashiion, and a broad spectrum of contemporary life and are generally well worth a read.


title: Lighthearted & fun feminist mag

text:
Bust is an entertaining, highly readable magazine aimed at 20- and 30-something women who unashamedly self-identify as feminists.  It reflects a heavy influence of NYC/Brooklyn and the indie scene.  The journalism is not terribly political or hard-hitting, but I don't think it intends to be.  Bust does occasionally discuss things like comprehensive sex ed, breastfeeding in public, and misogynistic commercial ads; however, for the most part, the content is on the lighthearted side.  I have subscribed for almost a year, although I've read it intermittently off newsstands since 2005, and overall, I really enjoy reading it.

The great thing about Bust is that it has substance and is fun to read.  There are never articles like "How to Look Thinner," "Choose the Right Anti-Aging Surgical Procedure," and other inane, self-hate-inducing garbage typically found in mainstream women's mags.  By contrast, Bust has articles on female stand-up comedians, women who travel the world volunteering, and how to choose the right vibrator or electric guitar.  (These are also great examples of how Bust has a more lighthearted tone than Ms. or [...].)  [MM edit: Thanks a lot, Amazon, for editing out the word B**ch right there -- it's the name of a feminist magazine, not a derogatory term.  Just shows you how far we still have to come.]

Bust's regular features include:

* Feminist interest columns -- Pop Tart, a tongue-in-cheek take on current pop culture; Museum of Femoribilia, with articles on women's cultural objects (swimsuit bra cups, restrictive petticoats, girls' toys, etc.) from the 1920s on and the feminist issues raised by them; and Mother Superior, by Ayun Halliday, who writes self-effacingly and hilariously about her kids' antics

* DIY projects -- Make your own queen-size headboard, reusable tote bags, mod-themed tea towels, pillbox hat, subversive cross-stitch art, etc.

* Recipes -- Chinese wontons, gingersnaps, tsimmes, mozzarella cheese (yes, how to curdle cheese), how to throw an eco-friendly Thanksgiving feast

* Boy du Jour -- A short interview with a hot, progressive, not-so-mainstream dude

* Fashion features -- Trend spotting; up-and-coming independent designers; a multi-page fashion spread illustrating a current trend (steampunk, outdoorsy hippie, cowgirl, 80s rock-chic)

* Interviews with 1-2 progressive celebrities

* Travel -- Articles on domestic and international destinations, with suggestions on restaurants, worthy hole-in-the-wall shops, things to do and see

* Sex -- Reader Q&A with Betty Dodson and, more recently, Carlin Ross (this can get graphic at times, but it's info we were all wondering anyway); Sex Files, a column discussing general women's health topics; the "One-Handed Read," stories similar to those in other popular women's mags (i.e., porn for women)

* Reviews of 1) not-so-mainstream beauty products, 2) recent indie music, 3) books written by or about women, and 4) recent indie movies produced/directed/written by or about women

* Comic strip detailing the trialz & tribz of a high school sophomore in the 1980s (by Esther Pearl Watson) and a feminist-themed crossword puzzle at the end -- I luuurve the comic strip and the crossword!

Bust is really big on indie musicians, especially those with a progressive bent, male or female.  There is always at least one feature on a musician in each issue.

It's also important to note that Bust is not misandronistic in any way; in fact, they're very open about appreciating, crushing on, and having relations with men.

However, here's my one gripe: Bust has a somewhat "exclusive" vibe.  Don't get me wrong -- they're not out there bashing people who don't subscribe to their indie ethos; they're just not inclusive of a wide audience.  I agree with a previous reviewer about the general lack of inclusion of women of color (and I am white).  There are, of course, some exceptions to this -- like the features on Eve, Rosario Dawson, Margaret Cho, Charlyne Yi, Sandrah Oh, and Rosie Perez, for example.  But these features may be too few and far-between for women of color to feel truly championed.  The bottom line is that Bust just aims for a very specific audience, which happens to be white, straight, crafty, indie/hipster feminists in their 20s and 30s.  For some people, this may feel alienating.  I occasionally feel like I'm not "hipster enough" for Bust, even though I'm pretty sure I fit into their intended demographic. ;)

Despite this, I continue to read Bust because I enjoy the positive media outlet it provides, especially compared to the likes of Glamour, Vogue, Cosmo -- which make ALL women feel like crap, regardless of heritage, size, and interests.  Personally, I get enough positive value out of Bust as a whole to let the occasional self-doubt slide.

Overall, Bust is an enjoyable, lighthearted, pro-woman magazine.  I'd suggest you check it out at Borders or B&N before subscribing, just to get an idea of its readability and look/feel.  Recommended!


title: very interesting magazine

text: I got this magazine because I have a kid who loves science and was surprised to find that I wanted to read it too.


title: British tea recipes

text: I was born in England and remember the fancy high teas we had, and all the little sandwiches and cakes and oh! the scones  with cream and jam, I hope to bring back more memories while I try some recipes out.


title: Your trip starts here...

text: Love the magazine, pictures are beautiful, and the story is so true!


title: Okay for a year

text: Bought this for my boyfriend who loved it, and then the articles started getting repetitive, so I cancelled it because he didn't want it anymore.


title: Not a viable resource for finding shows.

text: It doesn't show all the channels I get and lots of them I don't get.<br />Waste of money.


title: Wonderful Magazine

text: A friend had passed on a few copies of Country and I loved them so much I subscribed. This magazine gives the reader a chance to look into the lives of those in the Country and see beautiful pictures from our great land.


title: It has simply gone downhill

text:
Years ago I stopped subscribing to Bon Appetit because I had time for one food magazine a month and Gourmet was a quantum leap above Bon Appetit.  So then Gourmet folded, and the consolation prize (if either word remotely applies) was Bon Appetit.  It has become a rag dedicated to selling a lifestyle that might have some vague relationship to serious amateur cooking, but surely relates to advertisers of higher end goods that bear little or no relation to food.  There is the occasional worthwhile recipe, which you could find on epicurious.com .

You would be far better off to save the cost of an annual subscription and instead invest in one new cookbook a year.  Try any of Patricia Wells' for starts.  Her books are enjoyable to read, and provide clear directions, always delicious recipes, and are focused on the food.


title: Beautiful and interesting

text: Not what I wanted but is interesting. Wanted more how to write mystery


title: Four Stars

text: Great Recipes


title: Five Stars

text: Thoroughly enjoying it!


title: Beautiful to look at

text: Great magazine! Love photos and gardening tips,


title: Not what I expected

text: A bit disappointed that it didn't include more techniques on using Watercolors.  I don't think I will renew the subscription.


title: A must-have for any writer

text: If you write or want to write, this is the only magazine you need.  Month after month there are numerous articles that are so helpful.  Again I say this is a must-have for any type of writer, with or without experince.


title: Great Decorating magazine

text: I used to get HOME magazine before it was defunct.  I really like the tips in this mag and the pages.  Plus you get a good price at Amazon so I highly recommend it.


title: Southern California Style as well!

text: Glad I bought this!


title: Love it

text: Reminds me of a combination of Seventeen and Teen magazines from the 80's.  Love it!


title: Some good Content  but not always consistently good

text: I initially subscribed because they had some stories about tv shows i followed.  There was a lot of coverage of the superhero movies which i had no interest in. I did like the tv guide that told you what was on for the next week and the must watch list.  But there were issues i had no interest in.  I probably won't renew because the and the hassle it is to do so.  I get the EW enewsletter and that seems like it has a lot of good entertainment news.


title: Fun to read.

text: Great stories and practical tips.


title: Wonderful Magazine for Country Cooks.

text: Great magazine for those who don't necessarily want fancy but love to cook.


title: good magazine for all ages - lots of ideas

text: Good magazine easy read - lots of very helpful ideas - not tons of ads either - cross generational - all ages


title: HAVE NOT EVEN RECEIVED ONE COPY YET

text: I have yet to get even one copy of the magazine unfortunately that was ordered  well over a month ago


title: Woman's day

text: There are so many ads and not much else. Not like long ago.


title: Informative

text: This magazine has been good but there are not as many issues as I would like. Please expand the issues number.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. Good workouts and recipies.


Planning an anniversary trip to Seattle and we got this magazine to help us get to know Seattle before we go. It's a great publication. Very informative. Well written articles and wonderful photography.


title: Five Stars

text: This is a great magazine. I live that they stand behind their product reviews! I trust them.


title: A classic

text: There is nothing bad to say about this magazine. It's always interesting, we'll written and the photography is phenomenal! This was gift subscription and it was very we'll recieved.


title: Yummy!

text: Food network magazine is great magazine for the home cook. It's full of family friendly recipes and the photographs look good enough to eat! We cancelled our cable to save money so this is an alternative way to still get the great recipes from Food Network chefs.


title: Must have West Coast Magazine!

text: Sunset is a pleasure to read. The photographs are amazing and the recommendations are spot on. The recipies are always wonderful too. It's like a min-vacation with every issue!


title: Perfect Fathers Day gift

text: This magazine has been my dads favorite since I as a kid. He cuts the jokes he likes out and mails them to my brother and I. This makes Father's Day gift giving a cinch.


title: My favorite cooking magazine

text: I have been reading this magazine for years. I love every issue. I have pulled ideas and recipies out of every issue. The recipies are wonderful and the pictures make it all so vivid and fun. I love to cook and this magazine is my standby favorite.


title: People Style Watch

text: I love this magazine! I love how you can find the clothes in stores that I can find locally. The clothes also range in price so everyone can find something in their price range. It's full of great current fashions and so many choices!


title: Rachel Ray magazine

text: I love this magazine because of the way it is put together. The page of favorite things is fun to look at and the dog recipe is one my dog looks forward to each month.


title: Coastal Living

text: I have been a subscriber for years. This is a beautiful magazine and feels like you are at the beach when you look through it. If you can't afford a beach house (like me) then this will make you feel like you do, if only for a moment.


title: Paris Match - the latest news and headlines

text: Paris Match is excellent reading "en français" if you wish to keep up both your French and the news, reviews, in depth articles, humor and photographs of the rich and famous, along with philosophical essays.<br />It is a very good read, and a clever way to improve one's vocabulary whilst being entertained.


title: This only arrived twice after I started my subscription. ...

text: This only arrived twice after I started my subscription.  Also, it doesn't provide as many recipes as I had hoped.  Needless to say, I will not be renewing it this year.


title: Tobacco ads with some science content.

text: There are an amazing amount of tobacco ads in this magazine. I expected better content.


Great magazine for those who enjoy food, cooking and like to know the science behind cooking.
Great tips too

Love this magazine. Amazon's ability to manage all your magazine subscriptions from their site is a welcome tool.


title: Good for your diet!

text: Great tasting and good in protein, for reasonable calories.


title: Favorite magazine!

text: My sister who lives in California requests this subscription every year.


title: Favorite magazine!

text: My sister, the gourmet cook, loves this magazine.


title: Don't blame the magazine for Amazon's mistake!

text: The reviewer below has a legitimate beef with Amazon-- but it's not fair to give the magazine a bad review because Amazon's customer service is bad. This magazine publishes two baseball and two football issues each year, and whatever your fantasy sport of choice, it is a big help for selecting players and keeping up with the stats. Highly recommended.


title: Nice magazine for Texans

text: Amazon took their time getting the subscription going, but it is a good magazine.  A little more "left" than most Texan's views, but lots of good article none the less.


title: Not as expected

text: Very disappointing, I expected more design ideas.  Instead, we get a few smoothie recipes, how stack glass cake plate ideas, flower get togethers and a few articles supposedly written by Chip and Joanna.  Paper quality of the magazine was nice and ads were limited, content overall sucked and wasn't any different than the tips you would see on pinterest or Facebook feeds, I was hoping for more of a Joanna touch to this.  I subscribed to this so I do hope it gets better and speaks more of decorating and remodeling ideas.


title: I love the magazine

text: I love the magazine. Hate that they went to twice a year after I got my subscription through Amazon.

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title: I like this magazine

text: I like this magazine. Easy to read. A little too much of the "jump off a cliff like these guys" thing (too old for that nonsense and the editors need to get a grip on how many people are out there buying $400,000 Ford race cars) but a nice read.


title: Ideas! Tips! & Tidbits!

text:
Pros: Great for Backyard, Small-Acreage, and even Larger Acreage Farmers/Ranchers.

Cons: Not Monthly.

This has been a great magazine for my family, even though we transitioned from 170acres to 2 acres! We no longer have horses, hogs, and goats, but we still have chickens and dogs. We keep each magazine because every issue has something that can benefit us. Once our employment allows, we will be purchasing more acreage and rebuilding our little farm!


title: Convenient way to renew my gift subscription!

text: With the yearly automatic renewal, it is easy for forgetful me to renew my mother's gift!  Great magazine and I really love the automatic renewal!


title: I've subscribed for probably 30-40 years, but don't know ...

text: I've subscribed for probably 30-40 years, but don't know what happened to Consumer Reports. Not what it used to be at all. The online edition is even more disappointing.


title: Reliable, experienced friend.

text: Don't go shopping without it.


title: You can actually get ideas!!!

text: I got this as a gift with another magazine (it was worthless compared to this one!) I like to cook and try to get creative so this magazine helps getting those juices flowing. They have some simple ideas that anyone can use no formal training needed! I will be requesting a renewal and my mom laughs because she knows when I get mine since I call her up to discuss it!


title: Good Housekeeping

text: Disappointed they didn't pick up my already subscription with Good Housekeeping.  So for two months I will received two magazines... ( I guess).


title: Northwest magazine

text: Great recipes and interesting articles


title: Great magazine!

text: Been buying for years.  We love the diversity of articles that Smithsonian offers.  Perfect for those who love a mix  of history, science, and even art.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!!!


title: Used to love this magazine, changed tho

text: Used to love this magazine. It's changed a lot lately. Don't like the newer recipes or the way they are displayed currently.


title: Magazine seams half the size of what you see at ...

text: Magazine seams half the size of what you see at the store.  There are a lot of adds.  But, it's a decent magazine for a quick perusal.


This goes in the waiting room at my office, but my clients rarely pick it up. I bring it home at the end of the month and it usually looks brand new. I enjoy it but not sure if anyone else does.


title: Be sure to subscribe to consumer reports before you buy anything!

text: I've been relying on Consumer Reports magazine for years now when purchasing, anything.  I love the magazine - the reviews are always insightful.


title: Young Rider magazine

text: We gave this as a Christmas gift to our granddaughter last year and she asked for a renewal as a gift for this year.  We did renew it.<br />She loves it!


title: You are gonna like this

text: Newspaper has been unreliable for a long time...Chose to take advantage of Amazon's great deal after seeing a copy at Doctor's office


title: Four Stars

text: wife likes it great and easy to follow