title: Photographs with the added bonus of good writing

text:
I received National Geographic as a gift because I was getting too old for Ranger Rick. (Quite the jump, I must add).  I read my first issue and immediately wanted more.

The pictures, as many have said, are always stunning, and the writing is spectacular.  Obviously, such a world-renowned magazine must be spectacular.

My only complaint is that it takes so long to read that, with my busy schedule, I don't ever have time to read anything else.  They tend to pile up, but I read them all eventually- I can't bear the thought of just putting an unread issue straight into the rack with the read ones.  It really is fantastic and makes a great Bar or Bat Mitzvah gift.


title: National Geographic

text: Grandson loves them, read it all the first day<br />Can't wait for the next issue to come to him, soon


title: Popular Science magazines

text:
My grandson said he loves the Popular Science magazines.
This was agift for him
He always reads them when he finds one
Popular S


title: Great maps!!

text: No doubt this is one of the best nature magazines. It's THE family collection that grows and grows in the basement, and it's always good for giving it a look, even those 70's and 80's issues. But the best are the maps. Everytime I grab one issue, the first thing I look for is if it has maps in it. They're great, well drawn, reliable, etc. 5 stars for the maps.


title: This is always a magazine that I look forward in ...

text: This is always a magazine that I look forward in receiving in the mail.  The articles are  always exciting to read.


title: arrived too early

text: Again this magazine came before Christmas and sent both the Dec. and Jan. issue.  Not happy to receive two issues at once and before Christmas, when it was supposed to be a present.


title: delivered early

text: I was pleased with the purchase price of the seven magazine subscriptions I purchased, including ESPN, however I was very unhappy that a subscription that was supposed to be a Christmas present arrived two weeks before Christmas.  Not much of a surprise.  Everyone of the subscriptions arrived early.


title: Priceless!

text: It doesn't get much better than seeing my 12 year old non-reader son flip through the pages, showing interest in the world around him.


title: Did not receive product

text: Bought the subscription for the National Geographic magazine at the same time that I bought a separate subscription for the National Geographic History edition of the magazine (shows as two separate purchases in order history). Only received the product for the National Geographic History subscription


title: As good as ever

text: My son was really surprised when I bought him a subscription for Christmas.  He waited impatiently for the first issue to arrive and was not disappointed.


title: Excellent magazine

text: My granddaughter loves it.


title: Love this magazine

text: I love the iPad edition as you get lots of special features that aren't in the paper edition.  you can also archive the iPad editions and download and read them again any time you want without having loads of magazines sitting around.  Well done National Geographic, an amazing magazine with amazing stories and pictures.


title: nat geo magazine

text:
I get this every year for my son at christmas.

He is 29 and loves the magazine.


title: AP magazine

text: This is the second year I purchased this magazine for my daughter in law for christmas.  She loves it.


title: Better, faster, simpler, less costly, and far more user friendly

text:
I have been subscribing to this magazine since 1970.  At one point they set me up for automatic renewal, with billing later, without my consent.  I had to call and get that cancelled.  Then they sent me renewal notices each month beginning at least six months before my expiration.  These rates were much more than twice the renewal rate I got through Amazon.  Last year when I called the magazine directly and asked why they would not match this rate since I had been a loyal subscriber since 1970, they did give me a one time renewal for the Amazon rate, but said it was a one time rate and denied that I could get that rate again unless I was a first time subsriber (which did offend me).  Then this year it was back to the same renewal process.

I went to Amazon this year and renewed quickly and simply and just received my first issue.  I will do the same in the future.


title: National Geographic

text: This is a great magazine, which can be enjoyed by the entire family.  Amazon makes subscribing or renewing very easy!


title: Read and learn

text: I purchased a subscription for National Geographic as a gift for my husband two years ago. As it turns out, we are both enjoying it. If he wants to read it first, he has to be quick about grabbing it when it comes in the mail. So much to learn in every issue.  Beautiful images and wonderful graphics. I have now purchased [[ASIN:B000063XJL National Geographic Kids]] as well, so my girls can begin learning about this amazing world around them.


title: Best Magazine You Can Get

text: What can you say about National Geographic?? It is far and away the most informative, entertaining, and enlightening, magazine being produced today. Each issue is packed with great stories, incredible images, and fresh perspectives. It truly brings the world home to you. The subscription price is so affordable that this one is a no brainer. You will never feel that you have wasted a moment of your time or money on National Geographic.


title: Three Stars

text: See review re Teen Vogue above.  Same problem.


title: The magazine is fine, but Amazon is sending them to the wrong ...

text: The magazine is fine, but Amazon is sending them to the wrong address.  It was a gift subscription, and upon renewal, the magazine comes to me instead of the right recipient.  Very frustrating.


title: Five Stars

text: Easy way to subscribe magazines and get them to your home easily.


title: Five Stars

text: Great value for its prize - National geographic subsription


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title: Still the best

text: This is simply the best magazine out there for people who are interested in the world in which they live.  The quality of prose and photography continues to be produced at the highest standards.  It's great to have this in my house again on a regular basis--the only magazine we receive read by everyone in the family.  Thank you National Geographic and Amazon for the great value.


title: Somewhat a scam

text: The first two issues are old issues that have been on the news stand for 2 months, which makes the subscription not a good value.


title: Subscription not extended as expected.

text: Just received the December edition. The label does not reflect an extension of my subscription to 2014 as expected. If the magazine stops coming I will as Amazon for a credit for the full amount of the subscription. If it does I will withdraw this rating and re-evaluate.


title: Natgeo suffering from global warming.

text:
Haven't really read the magazine for 20 years or more, but I was very impressed by some of the offerings on their cable t.v. channel, and equally impressed by amazon's fine subscription deal.  Frankly, the issues I've received are very disappointing.  Not just because they blindly follow the new style of news magazines (glitzy but shallow), but also their voluminous advertising.  The issues are much slimmer and less technical than those of older volumes, the maps less informing, and everything touched with sensationalism.  In short, they've become "big business", and when the subscription expires, that will be it for at least another 20 years.

In short, National Graphic has regrettably shifted its focus from its journal to its films.  Which is great for the films, of course; but lamentable for the magazine's quality.


title: As always, Nat. Geo. is great!

text: As always, National Geographic is the greatest! Interesting articles, fascinating subject matter, excellent writing and outstanding photographs. The price through Amazon beat anything [[ASIN:B00005NIOH National Geographic]]else I could find for this old favorite.


title: National Geographic

text: National Geographic is an excellent magazine to learn about peoples and cultures of the world, natural earth formations, physical geography like storms and volcanoes, and animals alive and extinct. The photographs are splendid.


title: Well done

text: Very enjoyable


title: Wonderful

text: Stunning photography and interesting reporting


A tangible glossy magazine, smells great turning each decadent page.


title: Great Magazine

text: I was a little disappointed in the delivery time when ordering through Amazon, but the wait was well worth it.  My first delivery actually had the previous month, as well as the new month's magazine.  Whether your interested in beautiful pictures, or intriguing stories, this magazine is perfect.


title: Scam

text: I had a year's subscription and only received a few at best, def. not even close to 12. This might be a scam


title: magazine

text: I ordered this for my sister for Christmas. I left a note under the tree saying her first issue would come in March. She was so excited! She's been getting them regularly ever since, we still have 6-7 months left.<br />The only complaint I have is, I had them put her name in the address label. They put her first name, added an "E" at the end of it, then put my name after. Ex: ASHLYNNE NICOLE JONES. If Ashlynn was her name and Nicole Jones was mine. That was not what I put in the order. But it's no big deal. It's all about the contents of the magazine anyway.


title: Magazine

text: Fine Gardening is an excellent gardening magazine.  The only other one to compare is "Garden Gate".  Most of the other gardening magazines are full of advertising and not much real gardening information.


title: Wonderful Magazine

text: I gave this magazine to a group of young children who are severely disadvantaged so they can see the world through this great magazine.  I remember seeing this magazine as a child and thinking I would like to travel to places I saw.  Fortunately I have done so and hope this gift will inspire these children to do likewise.  I highly recommend National Geographic to families with young children as an educational tool to supplement what they get in school.


title: The Best Magazine Out There

text:
Note: I am writing this review prior to receiving my actual subscription. However, I've read this magazine many times, and this review is based on that.

National Geographic is, in my book, the best magazine out there. The articles cover a wide range of engaging topics. Whether you like space, history, geography or anatomy, there will be something for you. The photos are, of course, extremely well done. I've always bought this magazine when traveling, but figured it was time for a subscription. If you are on the fence about it, I will say that it is well worth the money.


title: Never Received ANYTHING

text: I bought this subscription as a father's day gift for my dad who is out of state. He never received any National Geographic magazines after we were promised that they have been resent multiple times. I checked the address repeatedly to make sure there were no typos or incorrect information. They keep telling me that they are re-sending the magazines, but they will not give me my money back. We have contacted the postal service to make sure it wasn't a delivery issue by the mail man, and it wasn't. They had received any of my orders.


title: Five Stars

text: A classic you can't beat!


title: Five Stars

text: beautiful!


title: Five Stars

text: Like


title: Wth did I pay for

text: I received one copy in October and that was it never saw the rest of my subscription


title: Review of Popular Mechanics

text: This Magazine is for my Grandson who is in the Military, he loves it and looks forward to it each month.<br />  Marge Moe  (Grandma)


title: Woman's Day magazine

text: I enjoy this magazine.  It has a little of everything I am interested in.<br />And the price was right for my renewal.


title: Three Stars

text: Physical quality of magazine is a great disappointment.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine


title: LOVELY decor

text: Great decor!!!! Definitely one to retrieve ideas from !


title: Five Stars

text: I always enjoy this magazine and I look forward to receiving it every month.


title: Great publication for pro photographers

text: Love this magazine.  I look forward to it's arrival every month.  Great articles that answer pro and portrait photographer questions on techniques and business practices.  Thanks Professional Photographer!


title: One Star

text: This renewal was with out my authorization.


title: My girls love this magazine

text: Kids love it


title: ... for my taste I find this to be the best guitar mag if for no other reason the 3-5 ...

text: Although a bit too much black/death/thrash type metal coverage for my taste I find this to be the best guitar mag if for no other reason the 3-5 complete songs accurately transcribed via tab for guitar and bass in each issue (something strangely no other guitar mags seem to include). And also very good instructional columns in each issue, and of course gear reviews and coverage of the bands and players. Everything you need to keep you in the loop! 4.5 out of 5 for me!


title: Pennies for fave magazine!

text: Favorite magazine for cheap!


title: Easy for the elderly to read

text: This is a great publication, and the large print is perfect for the visually impaired.


title: Great magazine for bird dog owners, hunters and nonhunters alike

text: If you own a bird dog breed, get this magazine. 70% of the articles involve dog training, dog health and wellness, and dog behavior of gun dogs written by professional dog trainers and veterinarians. Even if you aren't a hunter but own a bird dog breed, get a subscription to this magazine. You will learn so much about your dog. If you are a hunter, they also have articles about hunting areas throughout the USA.


title: good reading material...

text:
this past year i got myself a blade magazine subscription and liked the magazine enough to buy my dad a subscription this past father's day. other reviews mention that there are a lot of ads. there are some ads but i don't mind it so much being in the publishing business and knowing that's where the $ is made. that's probably how the publisher keeps the subscription affordable.

i think the magazine gives a good mix of knife knowledge and current issues surrounding the average knife collector/carrier. i'm also a lifetime nra member and receive the nra's america's 1st freedom magazine. i find blade to be a more diverse and enjoyable read.


title: great magazine

text: I love this magazine!  It's great!


title: Satisfaction

text: Love reading it each issue


title: Joyful

text: Great magazine


title: no issues  only got one copy

text: I dislike the magazine. Because I only have received. One copy


title: I love to garden and attract birds, butterflies and hummingbirds to my yard.

text: So much useful information inside. The photography is beautiful.


title: Not the same. Bring back the former format or editor.

text: Full of ads now. Such a shame.


title: pay for a year edition in 08/03/11 and have not yet received any

text: I send the subscription over the mail in then i paid on line on  08/03/11, for one year; up until today 11/16/11 i have not received any, i went online looking for an area where i could let Birds blooms know about the issue, there is not any area where the magazine dedicate for customers inquires. I'm disappoint at this time, due to lack of communication from birds & Blooms, there is not free number to call also. Please let me know how i can get the reimbursement or the magazines.


title: Only received one issue  !!!!!!

text: Ordered a subscription for my husband in January.  He has only gotten one magazine and now we are getting renewal notices.  Very disappointed.


Not a good investment.  The magazine is small and simple.  Seems to be aimed at an older population of bird watchers.  Not enough gardening information.  A lot of photos.


title: Five Stars

text: This is the best garden magazine out there in my opinion.  It is just beautiful and educational!


title: good one for sure

text: Liked it


title: Plant advise to attract more birds

text: All positive advise


title: Applicable to Large Farms

text: Most of the farms highlighted or perhaps all of them are large farms.  We have eight acres and most of the articles simply do not apply.  However, it is a nice read if you are considering going larger.


title: Helpful in identifying the birds at your feeder.

text: Enjoyable magazine.  Watching the birds never gets old.


title: Good Value for the Money

text: This is a good magazine for people considering a farm or beginning their journey.


title: Big Disappointment

text: It seems like most of the recipes are for ethnic food or food that is too spicy for my tastes.  I have yet to find one recipe that I would make.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine


title: Cheap

text:
Cheap paper
Overwhelming number of ad pages.
Not like the magazine I remember.
Would Lind to cancel.


title: Excellence

text: We love ❤ this magazine and want to purchase and and gift to others!  We love magazines!!


title: Beautiful magazine

text: I love this magazine, the pictures are so beautiful, n the articles are really helpful


title: Good Learning - Helpful Backyard Ideas - Great Gift for Nature Lovers

text: I found this magazine at our neighborhood pool. Someone had brought and left several old issues to share with the community reading corner. This magazine is relaxing to read and it's full of beautiful pictures on every page. There's lots of good learning on each page but it goes beyond that too. It offers several great ideas for do-it-yourself backyard projects (to attract birds and butterflies). Many of these projects are really creative and fairly inexpensive, if it's not just recycling what you already have. Most of the projects seem pretty easy to do so you don't have to be a highly technical person to figure them out and follow along. My mother-in-law loves gardening and feeding the birds in her own yard so we got her a subscription for "Birds & Blooms" for Mother's Day a couple years ago. Her backyard is a peaceful sanctuary. She's always working in her yard and adding different kinds of flowers. Gardening is a relaxing hobby for her. More than that, it's really relaxing to si... Read more


title: Fantastic magazine

text: My favorite magazine I love it talk to the gardening birds and has a lot of read her input


title: Not the same as it used to be

text: Their use to have more interesting content,<br />along with some craft ideas.


title: just ok

text: Not much in the magazine.  Thought there would be more information.


title: Do not renew this subscription.

text: Do not renew this subscription.


title: Do not renew subscription.

text: Please do not renew subscription.


title: Great magazine

text: This was a gift subscription. My sister loves this magazine.


title: Great magazine

text: These was a gift subscription. My sister loves this magazine.


title: Shame on you Birds and Bloom

text: I started helping my older Mother with her bills and I find that this magazine is preying on older adults. My Mother was Billed for this magazine on 1-3-19 for a two-year subscription. Then again for 2 more years on 2-2-2019 then on 8-28-2019 for one year. So in an eight-month period of time, they billed my elderly Mother for 5 years of subscription. She thought she owed it so every time she got a bill she paid. Shame on you Birds and Bloom!


title: Gorgeous photos

text: I love the photos of the birds, especially the ones readers take and send in, amazing.  I also love seeing and reading about flowers new to me.


title: Double billing I will ask to desist mag.  I am sick and have no time to haggle

text: I started with a bill from the.  BIRDS AND BLOOM FOR THE SUBSCRIPTION I HAD PAID OR I ASSUMED I HAD PAID FOR


title: great photos

text: I like this magazine


title: Throwaway pamphlet

text: This is a very cheaply put together pamphlet not worth a dollar for 20 issues I would not recommend this to anyone nothing but a rip off


title: Great gift idea!

text: I purchased the subscription for my Mom, and she loves it!


title: Excellent and full of interesting information of Birds and Flowers

text: Love it from cover to cover


title: Great gift for my wife

text: This was a gift for my wife and she loves the magazine!


title: great photos!

text: I am pleased to be subscribed to this magazine again.  I have missed the beautiful bird photos.


title: good reading

text: great magazine


title: birding and gardening

text: Beautiful photography


title: Great product.  I am able to send magazines to Maine State prison.

text: I have a friend that is in the Maine State prison and I ordered this to send to him.  It's been consistent and never lapsed.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: do not receive 7 issues.

text: do not receive 7 issues.  Only received 3 and auto renewal was done without any notification


title: Disappointed in what was once a great magazine

text:
Great magazine. Love the pictures, articles, tips, ideas...it's one of my favorites 🙂

7/15/19***after getting $5 subscription in February have only recieved 2 issues...my friend just recieved a new issue a few days ago, yet I'm still waiting for another? 😡


title: Great

text: Love magazine


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Bird&Blooms

text: This is a beautiful magazine.  The photography is outstanding and of birds we have.  The articles show love for the birds and blooms but remain in  context  of reality.


title: ... of the articles and photos are very interesting and beautiful. Bird adentifying is made clear by this magazine

text: All of the articles and photos are very interesting and beautiful. Bird adentifying is made clear by this magazine.


title: Great magazine

text: Purchased this magazine for my MIL and she loves it.


title: Don't buy it!

text: I am frustrated with this product. The magazine is beautiful but I only wanted to buy one and it's been impossible to cancel an unwanted subscription.


title: Poor Quality!

text: Wayyyyyy thin and like a totally different quality then what is on the magazine stands in stores. Disappointed!!!


title: Poor quality, not like the magazine in the stores.

text: Poor quality. Pages thin. Cover thin. Boo.


title: Poor quality!

text: Quality is horrible!  Nothing like the same months issue at the grocery store!  Would not get this again!


title: great Pictures.

text: wonderful magazine. good for all ages.


title: Very good and wholesome magazine.

text: ILOVE BIRDS AND BLOOMS. I LOVE SEEING THE BEAUTIFUL COLORED BIRDS.  I LOVE THE STORIES.  I AM AN ARTIST AND MANT<br />Y TIMES I USE THE PICTURES TO DRAW AND PAINT BIRDS.  I LOOK FORWARD TO EACH NEW ISSUE.  I HAVE SUBSCRIBED TO BIRDS AND BLOOMS FOR MANY YEARS.


title: Love Birds & Blooms!

text: Enjoyable magazine! Learn a lot.


title: BBC History has wealth of information

text: I love BBC History magazine.  It has so much information and the articles are very interesting.  Most of the magazine, of course, focuses on Great Britain and Europe, but there are often articles related to US History. I would definitely recommend it.


title: 2 faves in 1

text: My two favorite things.


title: Birds

text: Birds


title: Five Stars

text: Great but I wish they would put back the listing of upcoming cat shows!


title: Five Stars

text: I really like the pictures for landscape ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: Good articles and ideas


title: Nice read for nature lovers!

text: Just enough reading on birds and flowers to fit into my hectic schedule.  ideas on attracting birds, gardens, and enjoying the outdoors, even if it is your own backyard!


title: Beautiful photos!

text: Beautiful photos & informative articles. Just wish it had more pages.


title: Beautiful birds too many apps too many advertisements

text: Too many advertisements


title: Birds & Blooms

text: Very interesting magazine Birds & Blooms.


title: Birds and Blooms

text:
It is one of my favorite magazines.  Articles
 are not just on birds.  The magazine has so much information
on flowers, gardens catching the right picture of uncommon birds.


title: Poor Service

text: I haven't received this magazine yet to review it.  If it is not in the mail soon, I will cancel.


title: A Bird loving must!

text: Love the photographs and tips!


title: The Best for Learning

text: I love this magazine! I am new to bird watching and understanding plants, and this is so great to get an overview and details on so many birds and plants.

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title: Nice pictures

text: Great photos


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: Four Stars

text: Love this magazine. As an avid gardener I enjoy all the gardening tips and suggestions.


title: Hey

text: Perfect for my 101 year old grandmother


title: Great Mag!

text: Love this magazine and well worth the money as a gardener and birder!


title: Very few articles

text: Way to many ads


title: Great visuals

text: Great magazine, only worried that it might not be around for long. The images are incredible and makes a great gift for birdies (sp?)


title: Pamphlet not a magazine

text: I agree with a previous reviewer that it is more like a pamphlet. They have also changed to a more matte type paper which dulls the color and crispness of the images.  However, RDA wants you to buy Birds & Blooms “yearbook” if you want high gloss pages and crisp photos which I will not be lured.  This last issue also came with a coupon stuck on the front cover and overloaded with advertising inserts. Disappointed. Will not be renewing.


title: our two year old grandson just loves this magazine and ...

text: our two year old grandson just loves this magazine and sits for a very long time paging through it, mind you he never sits still for anything!!!!!


title: Great magazine, unreliable monthly delivery.

text: Love the magazine, first two months came reasonably on time, unfortunately I haven't recieved an issue in a couple months.


title: Nothing but Ads

text: I have been reading Wired for several years and it has always been a good read with interesting articles and neat little tid bit pieces. However, the last few issues have been filled with advertisements. It got to the point with the latest isse that I ended up halfway through and quit reading the magazine and just started counting the ads. There was an advertisement on every other page. Sadly it is time to let this subscription lapse and move on to something that puts more effort into filling the pages with content.


title: Great all-around mag

text: I really like this magazine and would rate it as the best freshwater and saltwater magazine. I'm a saltwater and reef fan, so I love Coral and the C Journal more than any out there, but for someone who likes keeping up with both ends of the aquarium hobby, this is a great buy. It's a little more advanced than some of the others and I like that aspect as well. I would certainly recommend this mag.


title: Not up to pioneer woman standards

text: Not worth the money. Magazine is small and articles are no good. You can’t get a refund on magazine so I will cancel my prime membership.


title: Love it!

text: Too many books, too little time--that's why I love Bookmarks! It helps me recommend books with confidence to my English classes as well.


title: Great source of information.

text: I like this magazine very much. Very informative with all the new fishing information I need. I have subscribed for several years now and can't wait for the next issue.

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title: Good buy

text: Helpful, informative


title: Games, Stories

text: I love reading and doing the games/puzzles with my 5 and 7 year old.  The games actually build spatial and reasoning skills in a non stressful way.


title: Four Stars

text: Nice magazine, I didn't get my free clutch with it but Owell


title: A must have for the Collector

text: Keeps up with new finds and whats going on in the coin market


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine, great price


title: Good old days magazine

text: This was a gift for my mother , she just loves it , reads every issue cover to cover.


title: OK

text: Lot of ads, production quality is a little iffy, but there's a little something for everyone each month.  In general the editors and authors seem to cover hunting and long distance shooting topics a bit more thoroughly than pistols and self defense.


title: Five Stars

text: Favorite magazine with such wonderful ideas!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Learned alot from info..


title: Beware. Misleading renewal.

text: Beware the price you pay for first year triples for future years. I noticed it right away when the order automatically was placed for renewal and tried to cancel. I got a message that the order had already ‘shipped’ and could not be cancelled even though it will arrive in two months. Plus the magazine is mostly ads. Not even worth the $5 per year for original order.


title: Happy to get magazine he was

text: Gave his gift can’t wait every month to get a new one he’s very happy with his magazine


title: Four Stars

text: It was good.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: This is "a must" for the everyday-cook. The recipes ...

text: This is  "a must"  for the everyday-cook.  The recipes present well, with a low investment of time.


title: Not what I expected.

text: I was hoping there would be stories about each brother & their lives, their lifestyles etc.  All just boring articles.  I cancelled my subscription before the yr was up.  Love their remodeling shows etc just not magazine.


title: Awesome Magazine

text: Fun magazine to read. Has articles about gadgets (also reviews some products), cars, health, and science. Buy when on sale for an even better deal!


title: Five Stars

text: I love to read different magazines so I subscribed to this one.


title: Disappointing read. Hope you like reading advertising.

text: I bought issue 22/dated 12-01-17. I bought it primarily to read an article on buying land but I was disappointed to find that 2/3's of the magazine is advertising. Sure they call it buyers guide but if I'm not looking to buy a jacket or knife, then it is an ad. At $8.99 it's a bit pricy considering the amount of ads or for any magazine for that matter.


title: An Absolute MUST-HAVE for The True Gamer. Period.

text:
Retro Gamer magazine subscription is expensive, as they are printed and mailed from the UK, but take it from me; you have NO IDEA what you are MISSING until you read one. This magazine covers just about every single detail and information about retro games that would make even the nerdiest gamer cry. There are interviews with original programmers and creators; profiles on current and out-of-business game houses, articles about obscure hardware and titles (many of which I have NEVER even heard of); showcases of current retro merchandice such as toys, books and oddities; reviews and EXCLUSIVE developer insights on arcade cabinets and circuit boards (salivate here); pages upon pages of retro game photos and screen shots; and MUCH more. The editors of this magazine pack so much information in every single issue that they even have more pages on average than PC Gamer (plus the paper they use is of thicker and higher quality, ensuring longer life span - ideal for collectors).

Plus, these magazine retain in VALUE, even as used. As of this writing, a number of individual issues of this magazine are being sold for significantly MORE than the newstand price on a certain popular auction website. Taking all these things into consideration, never mind if you have subscriptions to other game magazines: you MUST include Retro Gamer into your gaming periodicals! It is unique, exclusive, educates you on the glory games of old, brings back a little of that retro gaming magic, and retains monetary and collector's value.

P.S. I'm on my 2nd year of subscription and I romantically love every single darn issue!


title: Great magazine. Good info

text: Great  magazine.Good info.Great stories.


title: My husband loves it

text: My husband does all the cooking and he loves this magazine. Thank you for this product. Wonderful magazine and great price.


title: Beware of spam

text: I like the newsletter, but they sold our information and we have received countless pieces of spam from similar health organizations. I will not renew.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this! Packed full of great ideas!


title: Three Stars

text: There is always a problem with renewals!


title: Highly recommend

text: Fantastic magazine!  My kids cannot wait for the next issue.


title: Home decorating

text: Filled with loads of decorating tips for every room in your house.  Instructions on how to restore new life into old worn out furniture, paint colors listed to assist in duplicating the fresh look.  Tips on where to find the materials/furniture and at home repair projects as well.


title: Too much reading is never enough.

text: I like Essence because it keeps you informed about all different cultures, beauty tips and all kind of information.


title: Phenomenal

text: Really incredible, from pieces that I have never heard of to the history behind the the watches as well as their manufactures.  Even the quality of the magazine's paper exceeded my expectation. It is an extremely happy day when the publication arrives. Best money ever spent.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine.


title: the kindle app is useless

text: The vogue kindle app doesn't support landscape mode. It doesn't support pinch/zoom, it doesn't support text mode. Pictures that cross multiple pages are extremely small. All make the reading experience extremely awful on kindle fire. I just don't understand why I can't read it from newsstand directly, which is far more better this the app.


title: This mag deserves a sixth star!!!

text: I have been getting this magazine for over six years now and just love it more every issue I get! Though it's listed for kids ages 9-14, the readers love it so much they've been known to take it to college! Full of understandable explanations for relatively complex topics (take the recent article on epigenetics) and a unique brand of silly fun, I highly recommend this mag for any adolescent who loves science and has a creative and inquisitive mind.


title: An old school magazine that provides modern updates

text: Popular science has much the same content as the PS magazines I read as a teenager over 50 years ago. The this would, at first sound like it is an anachronism in the digital age, that is not the case at all. Instead of the sort of soundbytes one gets from the Internet on a daily basis, PS provides incisive, cutting-edge commentary on modern scientific development without the now obligatory political overlay.


title: Four Stars

text: Yhis is always a magazine to look forward to. A lot information and inspiration.


title: Great magazine

text: I really look forward to every issue. It is very informative and really make you feel part of the Reiki community!


title: It's a magazine.

text: Mostly pretty good, but often they lose track of the fact that it's supposed to be CABINS not luxury homes.


title: bought for husband

text: my husband says this magazine is no longer what it used to be and he will not renew it.  This is not the fault of Amazon.


title: Good deal!

text: I received two issues already as promised in excellent condition so far.  I like the articles.  They are always reviewing the latest greatest electronic products and I like the PC tips.  Good price and came in excellent condition. It's all I ask for.


title: A few recipes

text: "All Recipes"? More like 5% recipes 95% cream cheese advertisements.


title: not one copy

text: I ordered this magazine on sept. 19 and as of nov. 4th I haven't received one copy.


title: BEST Little Sculpture Magazine

text: SCULPTURE REVIEW is perhaps the finest little magazine about national and international sculpture available today on the market.  I am thrilled to see it available thru Amazon!  This publication hosts articles on the most dynamic sculptural artists on this planet and keeps pushing the envelope and at the same time keeping in touch with the past and what sculpture has given to the world.  I wish all folks with imagination would take the time to review the Sculpture Review as it holds promise of good and beauty and is a magnificent representation of what is behind the National Sculpture Society and the dynamics of art in this modern world and that which is to come!  I have been a reader and viewer of this magazine for decades and I have been fortunate as an artist to have my own work reviewed and featured in this astonishing publication.  It can honestly boast about the writers and the submissions to this magazine, it is full of honesty!<br />My congrats to all who come in contact with this magazine....Leo E. Osborne


title: ACRES--The Magazine of Today!

text: This magazine was purchased for my husband.  It is his FAVOTITE magazine.  He reads every word--and learns many things from doing it.  It has been good for our health, our goats our ducks, and our chickens.  There is so much in this magazine that you don't find elsewhere.  We highly recommend this to everyone.


title: Awesome Magazine

text: I love Instyle Magazine!!


title: I HAVE WATCHED THESE PROGRAMS FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOW. ...

text: I HAVE WATCHED THESE PROGRAMS FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOW.  I AM ENJOYING READING IT BECAUSE IT GIVES ME LOTS OF INFORMATION ABOUT WHAT TO EXCEPT THEM COMING UP AND IT GIVES ME MORE INTEREST TO MAKE SURE I WATCH.


title: Didn’t like

text: Wasn’t what I thought it was. Not a lot about decorating


title: Five Stars

text: Always a good buy!


title: living life

text: Great mag helped us decide what type of trailer to purchase.things like king size bed,was..her dryer an 1ton trk.big dave


title: quilts

text: A relley neat book.lots of kool blankets to make.just good....Very reasonable priced material an fat quaters for sale.the only quilt quilting book i buy.


title: Helpful

text: Good magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Good information!


title: All Advertisements!

text: Now I understand a magazine has to advertise to make money, however this is mainly advertisements. If you are looking to buy a Travel trailer or a truck then this is your magazine. If you are looking for tips to care for your existing travel trailer or neat ideas/helpful tips then do not buy they are very scarce. There is usually a feature about a destination in every issue however I will probably never go across the country to them.


title: Five Stars

text: I subscribed to Trailer Life years ago and it still meets all my expectations.


title: Worth the Price.....

text: This magazine is worth every penny!  The articles are very interesting with many valuable tips for RV"ers.  The ads alone are worth the price of the subscription as you can see what is available in the aftermarket for your Recreational Vehicle. I will be renewing every year!


title: Great Articles

text: The articles are very informative.  I look forward to the maintenance and repair advice provided to the readers.  The reviews of State and National Parks are great when looking for new places to visit.


title: Five Stars

text: I love it<br />Keep them coming


title: Destinations

text: I like the written stories of travels of the RV community.


title: Life on the road

text: I am thingking about fulltime rving and this is a good resource for me.  It is a starting point I am pleased with the first issue I have recived.


title: Disappointed with content

text: I feel that the magazine should do more trailer and RV related product reviews and less articles on vacation destinations.  Perhaps they should publish a separate magazine called "RV Vacation Destinations" and focus more on the actual RV equipment.


title: Horrible changes to a once great magazine

text: This magazine sucks. Why did they change the format?  The magazine spends little time on camping or RVing but spends a lot of time on lifestyle typical of Southern California ugg wearing, latte sipping, yoga wannabe’s, that want to deliver content at any cost without regard of the reader. They messed this magazine up. Completely fake. Stop my subscription and keep the remaining money to spend on a tik tok video.


title: Two duplicates (so Far)

text:
I expected the auto-renewal to kick in following the expiration of my current subscription, but no, for the past two months i've received 2 duplicate magazines, both on the same day and of course same issue.
Fortunately, it's not a king's ransom and I'll probably get screwed for worse during my life time. Chalk it up to experience. Lesson learned. Wait until one expires and then order again if you like it, probably at a cheaper rate
Nice magazine. I just don't need to read it in stereo. I feel much better now. Thanks for asking my opinion.


title: Four Stars

text: always appreciated


title: One Star

text:
Did not get the coasters as advertised.

**UPDATE:  I did receive my coasters, but they came three months after this review was submitted.


title: Five Stars

text: My granddaughter appreciates this magazine SO much!


title: Old fashion approach to business, nothing innovative to see here. altogether incredibly disappointing.

text: The first 4 issues have all had men on the cover, the stories are primarily written by men and interviewing men.  I didn't realize women were not part of the story of growing small business.  Inc.'s online publications have lost quality, I find their articles to be full of noise and sensational words, no substance.  The print magazine is outdated and old approach to business, altogether incredibly disappointing.


title: Not Quite Relevant Yet

text:
Is this an interesting magazine for Christians, as well as a good information source about movies and music?

Yes.

I was exceptionally excited to see a sample subscription arrive at my doorstep, I read it feverishly. The topics they cover are interesting and cool, and the photography and design is awesome. The bands they interview are the bands I listen to--and they do a heck of a job at it! I love reading their interviews, they're extremely informative and interesting.

Is this magazine relevant to the lives of the Christian youth, of whom I am one?

No.

As I read through the magazine after my initial hopping around through the various movie reviews and artist interviews, I decided to move onto the more theological stuff, the columnists. I could not have been more disappointed. What I read was wishy-washy Christianity. They take a stand for nothing, most of the articles either being about tolerance or some other "important" issue. Their theology is far from relevant in today's youth. Even an on suicide how we should remember that we're made in God's image in the January/February issue, came across as unconvincing, and was badly edited at best.

If the editors of this magazine want to claim Relevancy, then they need to push a message other than tolerancy and "understanding". And I'm not saying these aren't bad ideas. I'm simply saying that there are more important things to be thinking about in a world falling apart at the seems.


title: Time is well worth it

text: Amazing deal. It took roughly a month after I susbscribed to receive the first magazine. Time is very informative, realistic and yet entertaining magazine that keeps you updated about the major news. Time clearly has high journalitic standards.


title: when i received my bag it had mold in it ...

text: when i received my bag it had mold in it.  I called STYLE and they issued me a new one with no problem.  it just took a very long time to get.


title: Three Stars

text: Excellent magazine. Very poor Kindle Fire port.


title: News from Israel

text: Up to date news about Israeli politics.


title: Uneven content

text: Too much gunsmithing information for my interests and preference.  These sort of magazines alway have the difficult task of satisfying new and long time subscribers, and readers with varying levels of experience.  The content of this magazine seems to reflect the current interests of the main contributors, which makes sense, I guess, since they're likely not paying them much.  As a result, there were several issues that focused largely on metal scraping, a fairly esoteric practice.  I'm not likely to renew my subscription- there are better metalworking resources online at you tube...


title: Good.

text: I think it is useful.


title: Very happy!!

text: I am happy with this


title: It's an easy read for the weekend warrior.

text: Good articals I like seeing what other folks are working on or have accomplished.


title: Tiny

text: If you like reading magazines that are half the size of the magazines that you are used to reading…get this magazine.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine!  I have gotten a few other food/recipe magazines - but this one is the most creative, although not necessarily the healthiest.


title: Three Stars

text: I thought it would be a better publication.


title: Four Stars

text: Bought this for my 4 year old granddaughter.  She loves it.


title: Good only for those who want a really, really light read.

text: Magazine consists mostly of the disconnected factoids, print infomercials, and recipes (to be fair, some very good) that can be had for free on the web.  Anyone truly serious and curious cooking and wines should look elsewhere.


title: NICE!!!!!

text: I love the contents of this magazine from cover to  cover! The only reason why I'am giving it only 4 stars is because the copy I received has non acceptable damaged at the cover; but yet this may be the fault of either the company or the delivery agency... I'' get back with more info when the next copy arrives.


title: Great magazine for youth

text: Great magazine for youth


title: Southern living is the best

text: Great magazine


title: Worth Reading from Front to Back

text: Even when you think you know about something, you might learn something new. For example, I did not know that burning a CD at lower speeds increases compatibility. And each issue comes with a CD full of anything from utilities to game demos. $25 for a one year, 12-issue subscription is a steal.


title: Like Wired a lot

text: Took a long time to start. Didn't get a free phone charger. Like Wired a lot.


title: Used to be great.  Now it's garbage.

text: Unfortunately, what was once a great magazine with nearly universal appeal and a rich history has been ruined.  The beginning of the end was when the former editor (Jim Meigs) left or was pushed out.  Now many articles have a decidedly leftist political slant, and the articles are clearly aimed at urban hipsters with no skill set.  I can't believe they brought in an editor from freaking Esquire for pete's sake.  I hope that someday things take a turn for the better, but I won't be resubscribing until the current management is history.


title: To Political

text: Way to political and I do not like their politics!


title: Where's the September issue?

text: The magazine isn't what it used to be. I'm not really reading it but still, I'm disappointed that the big September issue hasn't come.


title: look elseware

text: Garbage magazine that hardly even references music but rather is filled from cover to cover with political diatribes of ill informed sheep pushing an agenda rather than providing information.


title: full of ideas

text: Love this magazine and my daughter, daughter in law feelt he same way..Always fresh, new ideas and can be implemented<br />no matter what your income.. Keep up the good work.


title: bon appetit

text: love this magazine and the recipes. they always work the way they are written.<br />the monthly section that readers request a certain recipe from a restaurant they visited have given me some of my best keepers.


title: lots of good hints and stuff

text: articles have a good range of weaving patterns.range of expert to just starting out, a good buy if you want fresh ideas every three months


title: Interesting Read

text: Makes me want to go to an estate sale, flea market, boot sale etc.  I did find out about an antique clock that I received, the clock is worth more than I thought.


title: Fantastic and well worth the money

text:
this magazine has saved me so much money already. Knowing a products rating and cost is my how I make my big purchase decision. CR has already saved me about a $1,000 by allowing me to make informed purchases.

Thanks CR!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it good deal and magazine


title: Simply the Best!

text: I have loved Crochet Today since it's beginning. It has always provided attractive, easy-to-read patterns and I've made many gifts from its pages. I teach crochet and always recommend this magazine for beginners. The instructions in the back are clear and the photography is lovely. The only disappointment was that I'd already purchased the first issue from this subscription. Oh well, it was such a phenomenal offer that it was more than worth it. I am looking forward to enjoying four more issues!


title: Five Stars

text: Is exactly what my wife was wanting


title: The Insides on the Outsides

text: I love the behind the scenes view of the the clothes and real personalities who wear the clothes. Most helpful are the trendy lovelies with panache mixing up their looks from antique clothing to designer originals out on the city streets showing all how it is done. For people who want to know how to wear "the look" this is the place to look.


title: Gift for Granddaughter

text: This was a gift for my granddaughter. She asked for it again for Christmas this year. She looks forward to this every month. She loves it.


title: Renews for $100!! NOT $5

text: Beware that this $5 for three month rate only lasts for 3 months. After the first cycle, you will be paying $99 per year and it will automatically charge you. It says it will renew at the lowest price available at the time, but it will not.


title: Love Food Network and magazine.

text: I love food network and this was unbelievable price!


title: Always loved this publication as a kid

text: Always loved this publication as a kid, today it offers value online with tablet & print editions. +Free Hat!


title: I Look Forward to Each Issue

text: An exceptionally pretty magazine with lots o home decorating tips and photos. Mostly dedicated to high end designers but there are lots of tips for everyone.


title: Great reading

text: Take the mag to Drs. appointments  and have your own reading material , since waiting rooms  have done away with their magazines


title: MUST READ for Bodyworkers!!

text: ABMP's monthly publication includes insightful and in-depth articles that will benefit any LMT/CMT desiring to enhance his or her practice. While I skip over the articles that lean toward New Age and metaphysical topics, I absorb the medically-based articles that are very educational and plentiful throughout each month's issue. This subscription is an absolute imperative to any massage therapist who cares about the field.


title: Terrible!

text: Can not access on line. Very disappointed. Only gave 1 star because I had to in order to get to this point to rate!


title: Elle Decor magazine

text: I like Elle Decor very much; great up to date looks for homes.  I love to decorate my home and find ED a great resource.


title: Excepcionalmente buena

text:
Este año 2009, la revista The Atlantic cambió su aspecto, gracias a la brillante intervención de Pentagram. Ahora en tipografía Mercury, Bodoni y Gothic Title, parece más leíble. Pero lo que no cambió fue su altísima calidad periodística.
Como pocas publicaciones, porfiadamente, sigue apostando a artículos de largo aliento, 7,9,11 páginas, fácil.
Además su enfoque, no sólo de interés para EE.UU., sino para Occidente, en general.
Ensayos bien informados, casi siempre dan «otra vuelta de tuerca» a los tópicos.
Punto aparte merece la crítica de libros que realiza Benjamin Shwarz, un lujo para estos tiempos. Probablemente el mejor crítico de su país.


title: Classic read

text: Great magazine for everyone to keep up on what is new and exciting in the world of bowling. Keep it on the coffee table.


title: Five Stars

text: Love these books---not too easy, yet don't take forever.


title: It's a piece of paper crap.......

text:
Nothing to like about it------
Go back 70 years----they were excellent back then-----
Good only for recycle material now----
Will cancel sub.-----


title: Content

text: Not impressed


title: Bead & Button Magazine Subscription

text: The subscription was very expensive buying it through Amazon.  I could have gotten it for almost 1/2 off if I had bought it elsewhere.


title: Parents beware!

text: Parents beware of the agenda Highlights has.


title: enjoyed it

text: great articles, consice format, cool stuff


title: Past Issues same to have been better.

text: Is this a monthly subscription for a year? Why don’t I know that. I get the feeling the contentIs lacking maybe due to the virus. I will subscribe again if it is a monthly subscription for a year.


title: Gift for mom

text: I renew this every year for my mom for Mother's day. Being a bee keeper she loves getting this reading it!


title: Great magazine

text: Love this magazine and recommend it for others who like pastels


title: Who doesn't love home repair- as a gift for someone else.

text: I purchased this for a friend of mine who purchased her first home. It's a real fixer-upper so I thought I'd give the gift of expertise. The first issue is scheduled to arrive right before Christmas and she's been talking about how much she loves This Old House Magazine. I think I hit the nail on the head (pun intended) with this gift.


title: Great deal

text: I've always wanted to subscribe to this mag, but haven't been able to really afford it.  The deal offered here allowed me to finally get a subscription!


title: My favorite!!

text: This is my all time favorite health and fitness mag!!  I was able to get a subscription for less than half the normal price on Amazon.


I'm a fan of the magazine and happened to catch a great deal on a subscription so I went for it!!


title: Only rec'd 5 magazines. Paid for 1 year subscription

text: Only received 5 magazines and was supposed to receive one years worth...


title: SL is great!

text: I love this magazine. It is not just the great recipes (I don't even cook but I love to read the recipes and make my husband cook some of them), but also the gardening tips and the tips on spots to visit and when is the best time to go. I love gardening and travel and it is all in there.


title: Great Magazine

text: I look forward to getting my subscription and seeing what suggestions it has.


title: The Best, Most Informative Magazine for Series Digital Photographers.

text: I'm a Pro photographer, and this is the only magazine on the market that offers honest product reviews and comparisons, informative technical and shooting features, product comparisons, and features on other top Pro photographers. Every serious digital photographer will value from subscribing to Digital Photo Pro.


title: Good magazine

text: I bought this mag for my mom. She likes looking at all of the nice houses & getting ideas for her house.


title: It suppose to come once every 2 month and its super expensive, I thought that I would get a ...

text: I had a high expectation when I made the order to subscribe this magazine. It suppose to come once every 2 month and its super expensive, I thought that I would get a bigger book that at lease can keep my kids interested for 2 months until the next one come in. However, when the first issue came it was a huge disappointment. The magazine turns out to be SUPER THIN. I have to say the activities are fun, my kids love them, but the stories are just simply repeating the carton episode, even my 2 years old can tell he has seen this Mickey Mouse story on TV already. I gave it a 1 star just because its not worth the money spent. I would be better off to spent the money on buying books.


title: Enjoyable

text: I received my first issue and I enjoyed it can’t wait for more issues.


title: Great activities and stories

text: Granddaughter looks forward to getting Lady bug in the mail! Great activities and stories.


title: Still waiting, 3 months later

text: Don't bother.  I payed for this 3 months ago and am still waiting.  How hard can it be to initiate an automated subscription in this day and age?


title: Cancelled subscription. This magazine has turned to a liberal ...

text: Cancelled subscription . This magazine has turned to a liberal rag. Every article , interview has some cheap shots about Donald Trump. I got the magazine for interesting articles and fashion . Not much of either . Vanity Fair is history!


title: Some good articles BUT 6 issues a year misrepresented as 12 issues a year

text: Fortune publishes every 2 months for a total of 6 issues a year. They misrepresent the subscription as 12 issues by claiming that each magazine is a double issue.


title: Eye catching!

text: My kids love these magazines! Great photos and interesting information!


title: Poor Magazine for a man.

text: Not sure what all the great reviews were for this magazine.  Tons of advertisements, and little to no interesting articles.  I am a single father and thought this would help in decorating and other household chores.  So far it is poor at best.  If you like super bright colors everywhere maybe this is for you.


title: Decent Mag

text: This is a decent magazine.  Good gear reviews, some local info.  Lot of info not pertinent unless you travel the country to backpack different placed.


title: Great Magazine

text: This is a great magazine on the urban farm.  Have one magazine so far, but have really enjoyed it.  Seems to be a high quality magazine with great writing.


title: For $1 per issue you can't go wrong

text: I have been a Smart Money subscriber for over six years. Each month I look forward to receiving the new issue. It needs to be said (to those who aren't aware) that this is a publication of the Wall Street Journal. There isn't as much market news but the writing is comparable. From undervalued stock picks, to mutual fund screening and research, finding cheap bottles of good wine, car ratings, retirement planning and portfolio health - this magazine hits on many important topics for people in their working years. The writers use a basic insightful style that is easy for anyone to understand. It is hands down the best personal finance magazine around. Head and shoulders above Money & Kiplingers. There are better financial magazines out there if you want to get more in depth but I enjoy that Smart Money covers a wide range of money topics and product reviews. For $.67 an issue for a 3 year subscription its a no brainer.


title: Virtual Traveler

text: This magazine is worth every penny. The writers make you want to travel but you feel as you actually have traveled to those spots. The last page "room with a view" is my calendar to day dream about the locations as the pictures are great. Will renew my subscription!


title: Interesting material you don't get anywhere else

text: Wide coverage of technology, entertainment, and games. It's remarkable how much computing is changing and changing our lives. The first issue had stories on how researchers are using basically the same popular Graphics Processors (GPU's) in gaming PC's are being used for heavy scientific research, better mammography, and making home videos look better. It also covered how PC's are being used to make the Emmy Award winning kids' TV show, "Sid the Science Kid." Looking forward to issue 2.


title: sustance and beauty.. There left the tabloids at the back door

text: As an aspring graphic designer who is addicted to fashion, I have found this magazine to fulfill my needs. It's not the type of magazine that going to tell you which bathing suit works well for your "bum type." They are not interested in what the tabloids say about their featured actor/actress/model or whoever. It's more about having an slightly in-depth conversation. This is a magazine appropriate for those we a refined sense of fashion, satricial writing, feature writing and the many ebbs and flows of fashion "trends." Cosmopolitan as to can of Bud Light. W...savory this one with a glass of champagne. In the vary least a merlot.


title: This is my favorite cookbook of all time!

text: This is one of the best cookbooks I have ever purchased.....and I've certainly purchased many over the years.  It's simple, easy, delicious and you most likely have all the ingredients in your kitchen, which makes it all the more endearing.  I love this cookbook!


title: GOOD MAG

text: GOOD MAG


title: Poets & Writers Magazine

text: I have known about and used Writers Market for years. This is the first time I have tried the magazine. So far I am very happy with its content.<br />Jan


title: Outstanding Photography Magazine!

text: Great magazine.  Looking forward to seeing all the new issues.


title: Disappointed

text: You suck


title: great mag

text:
My husband has been receiving this mag. for 4 yrs now and reads it from cover to cover every month.

He thinks it is excellent on the all it covers but would like to see more reviews  on cruisers.

Hope everyone enjoys it and keep the shiney side up on your road trips.


title: Refreshingly unique

text: The printing alone makes me want to give this mag a good rating. It's very different, not always even on the pages, sometimes pictures or words are cut off but that's how it's supposed to be. The fashion featured isn't what you'd find in most magazines where everything the model is wearing costs at least 4 digits.<br />Four stars because every now and then there are pages with almost nothing on them, and that's disappointing to see in a magazine. At least throw some more pictures on it and call it good.


title: Marie Claire

text: One of the few magazines that I have to read from cover to cover. I highly recommend this publication. Also, it was an amazing price! Well worth it.


title: Love it

text: Love this magazine


title: Value

text: My grandson loves getting his own mail and his favorite is the hidden picture section.


title: Updates on Reiki

text: I enjoy reading the articles.


title: Get a leg up in your riding

text: Love my Practical Horseman.  Came even faster than promised, which is always a plus in my book.


title: Adds with a bit of golf

text: What happened to the content...for every page on golf. Must be a dozen pages of adds...seriously looks like writing about golf is an after thought that helps bind the adds.


title: Joanna

text: Very nice


title: Best BC ski mag there is.

text: Backcountry is a must read for anyone interested in backcountry skiing.  The subscription price through Amazon was good, and the time to get my first issue was minimal.  Like!


title: Excellent photos

text: Love this magazine!!!


title: They sent me SI kids and I did not but SI kids because I am not a kid. Very disappointed

text: Takes forever to get any issues. And when I finally did I received 2 at once about 2 to 3 months after I purchased and it was SI for kids which was not what I bought. It said nothing like that in the description.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Please

text: Good offer I will try this kind of sale again


title: First copy received!

text: I received my first copy and I'm already in love!  There had to be 100 recipes with pictures and themes, and all the nutrition info is there, so since I'm doing Weight Watchers and not just counting calories or fat this was perfect!


title: One Star

text: The picture of Trump on the cover, really?


title: Not much to say.

text: Not much to say,  very good film/tv/music/book or entertainment in general magazine...but of course you knew that, I mean look at the title.


title: So sad to see what has become of publishing

text: I admit I haven't supported Vanity Fair in print in many years, but I was shocked and saddened to see that the first 40 pages of the March 2020 issue were ads. The table of contents on page 41 seemed like a funny gag as there really is no content any longer. The glory days of print are far gone and I don't suspect I would ever buy this magazine again.


title: magazine

text: i ordered this magazine by accident. i tried to cancel the order immediately. i got NO response. i tried again to cancel the order the next day and received NO response. i'm not happy with this transaction at all.


title: Fashion, style, and opinion all in one!

text: GQ is always full of interesting fashion tips, and suggestions for today's man - looking to better his sense of style, charm, and taste.  It offers a variety of different topics including mens health, fashion, and even political views.  Personally, I look forward to the cologne samples packed in the magazine, as well as the various websites they offer.


title: Don't bother!

text: Just a magazine written by subscribers.  Very dissappointing.


title: Great ideas

text: Great ideas for DIY projects


title: GREAT !!!

text: I love this magazine, it has the patterens included and color pictures of the finished products. For newbee sewers it has several detail pages like how to put in a zipper and how to finish a seam etc. Each patteren is rated from beginner to advanced sewers


title: Excellent publication for those seeking to pray the Liturgy of the Hours

text: I have been using this publication for daily prayer for about 5 years, and find it to be an excellent publication for those seeking to pray the Liturgy of the Hours. It is similar in content and structure to the publication, Magnificat, which is understandable since both are based on the Liturgy of the Hours. However, while Magnificat is very Marian in nature, Give Us This Day is more Ignatian and Benedictine with many of the reflections and articles being written by Jesuits and Benedictines. I love the fact that the Blessed Among Us articles includes both canonized Saints as well as other Christians who have had a positive impact on the world - Catholics and non-Catholics alike. While others have criticized this publication as being "secular," I humbly disagree and praise it for being ecumenical. If you are unsure about ordering this, please take a chance on getting a free sample directly from giveusthisday.org.


title: This magazine will improve your photography!

text: Inspiring.  Undoubtedly, this magazine has made me a better and more creative photographer. Highly recommended.


title: For all ages

text: We have this magazine in our waiting room. It is very popular with men, women and kids. It has great articles of interest.


title: Love it

text: Love the articles.  I have been reading it for years


title: Good Mag

text:
Especially like the format, + & -.

Like turntable review.

Clear writing about hi-rez digital.

Teaches me things.

The television descriptions are particularly helpful, and were valuably compared with owned products.


title: Excellent Magazine - Erratic delivery

text:
The content of DWM is outstanding. In the past, I could expect to receive my copy within a couple of weeks of release.

Now, it is eight weeks--and sometimes not at all. I believe I had better luck at the local bookstore, so I will drop this subscription.


title: penthouse review

text:
It has been over 1 month since I ordered and have not gotten my first magazine.

But, I have gotten a request to review the product.


title: Great Reading fro Chicken Lovers

text: It is very informative  I really enjoy reading it.


title: I was a fan until they sent a DVD I did not ask for with a bill or mail back requirement

text: I loved this magazine until today when I received a Discover Ultimate DVD library DVD today with an note saying I will owe them $12.95 for every DVD thereafter that they mail me or I need to return the DVD.  I HATE this type of thing!  I ordered a magazine -- nothing else. I did not ask for this. I do not want this.  I certainly am annoyed that they feel they have the right to bill me for items when it is their choice to ship them to a non-requesting customer. So, that said, the magazine itself is great, but you may want to consider reading it at a library or something if you don't want extra stuff and extra charges along with it or the burden of not junk-mail-tossing, reading letter, removing DVD from case so it will fit in return packaging (which it won't until you remove it from case) and returning items you did not ask for.  Again the magazine content is great but certainly not their other sales tactics.


title: Informative and Affordable

text: Tons of useful information in here. Definitely recommend and is affordable.


title: Motor must read

text: My favorite magazine. A gearhead’s gazette. Erudite coverage of motoring worldwide.


title: There is no better advocate of the freedom message you can read for ...

text: Been reading The New American since its beginnings.  There is no better advocate of the freedom message you can read for news and opinion on the foreign and domestic issues of the day.  Reliable, truthful, and motivating information for those who really care about our nation.


title: Always fresh, compelling, and readable

text:
I've subscribed to the New Yorker for at least the last 8 years.  Like National Geographic, I find it hard to throw away old issues, and I wind up storing them in boxes imagining that I will someday catch up on missed articles- or revisit old favorites.  With a new issue arriving weekly, this is will probably never happen, unless, of course, I suspend my subscription- which I would hate to do.
Contrary to its dry and stodgy reputation among those who have never picked up a copy, the New Yorker is eminently engaging and readable.  The "New Yorker Style" seems to be one of continuous vivid description- but always to serve the subject.  It is like the "NPR: All Things Considered" of print.  Indeed, for me, the magazine's ever varied subject matter (no subject is out of bounds for the magazine- as long as it can be presented in an interesting fashion) is often beside the point.  A typical article gives a such rich sense of persona and place that makes reading on any topic- whether it be an inside look at a noted political figure or the recent turmoil in Zimbabwe or a trip inside the head of a noted film director (stuff that would hardly interest me otherwise)- a sensual delight.  Put another way, one thing all New Yorker writers seem to have in common is an exceptional gift for prose.
This is not to say that the magazine is all style and no substance.  On the contrary, the New Yorker frequently throws a very big hat into the ring of popular discourse on a wide range of topics.  Noted New Yorker writers will frequently pop up on talking-heads shows defending their controversial, yet compelling, assertions.
The New Yorker is often in depth- with very little fluff space-  that, with minimal page real estate eaten up by graphic designer fill- articles often run to great length.  On the other hand, those who are in the mood for a bite sized morsel can read the cartoons, arts reviews at the back of the magazine, or, my favorite part- the Talk of the Town- a half dozen or so slices-of-life features with range from the oddball to the frightening.
Writers such as Jeffrey Toobin are often amazingly prescient in their early analysis of various rising luminaries on the political and cultural scene.  One reason to hold on to old copies of the magazine is have the ability  to go back again and see how much of the political behavior of, say, Dick Cheney, had been foretold by his earlier actions.
The New Yorker is also unpretentious.  While many articles  (and indeed cartoons) assume a bit more in depth cultural and/or pop-cultural knowledge than the unadventurous reader of USA-Today, (or, worse yet, MSN.com) might possess, the writers are not haughty or preachy.  Humor abounds, especially in back pages devoted to critics.  Though I frequently disagree with film critics Anthony Lane (capricious) and Terrance Rafferty (curmudgeony), their critiques make me laugh out loud.  The truly unpretentious nature of the writing of the New Yorker is clearest in the "Shouts and Murmurs" section.  Any magazine that prints a lovingly composed work of absolute nonsense by Steve Martin from time to time is worth giving a shot.


title: Five Stars

text: Wife and I love this magazine, tons of great recipes, always seems to be on topic


title: Bon Appetit is AWESOME!

text: I've been giving this as a gift subscription for over a year to my fiancee.  I more than reap the benefits.  Every month new recipes and ideas.  We don't always follow the recipes, they're more guidelines or inspiration.  Not to say they don't stand alone, but we like to add some hot sauce to some things, or throw some chicken in a veg stir fry.  This magazine definately inspires new ideas as well as tradition meals.


title: Simply Gluten Free Magazine

text:
I have enjoyed this magazine since its first issue. I like the format,
wide variety of articles, and the recipes are very good. Ingredients
you find in your own kitchen cupboards.  Substitutions if you have
other allergies. Carol has worked with the gf community long before
her magazine came out.
I subscribe to several gf magazines but this one is my favorite go to
when I need some help.


title: Very Informative

text: Got this as a gift for my Dad, who is a Western History buff and he loves it.  Money well spent!


title: Dad loves it!!

text: My dad is a big history buff and I bought him this magazine as a gift last year and he loved it and decided to renew it for him this year.


title: Five Stars

text: I love Essence Magazine!


title: Subscription problem. Great magazine

text: While I love magazine, getting the same issue at the beginning of renewal was disappointment. Difficult to address the problem.


title: My granddaughter loves Humpty Dumpty

text: My little granddaughter adores Humpty Dumpty--and its sister magazine, Turtle, too. Whenever her new issues arrive, she ends up carrying them around with her for days. The bright, colorful artwork draws her in and the fun stories and games keep her entertained. I definitely recommend this magazine.


title: Entertaining

text: Good stories


title: where is it??

text: I never received this magazine so how would I be able to rate it??  I cant even find a way to let them know I never received it.


title: Scam

text: I just ordered the 6 issues for 6 months for $3.00.  I received 2 issues.  In the meantime, I had to switch to a new payment, so today they were trying to charge me $21.99!!!!! using my old number, so I canceled my order.  I hate getting hustled like this.

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title: Still good magazine

text: Good ideas. Easy recipes. Content of magazine got smaller.


title: One Star

text: Gift ?


title: Great stuff for kids and their grandparents!

text: I picked up this magazine for my 10 year old grandson in the airport and read it on the plane - wonderful fun! I decided I'd order it for him and came online to find all these 1 star-reviews! My copy is full of information and fun facts - I see only 4 ads in the April issue - all tastefully done and promoting recyling, fruit snacks, books and a new kids' movie.  This is a great publication that might encourage kids to read and think as an alternative to video games on the computer.  Check it out.


title: Five Stars

text: Fabulous articles.


title: One Star

text: Glad I got it for a $1


title: Cooking for the scientifcally minded

text: Betty Crocker? Southern living? Food and wine? BAH! Those pubications are ridiculous compared to this extremely well written and practical magazine for a person who loves to cook and wants to know how to get the results he wants from everything from chocolate truffles to medium rare garlic spiked roast beef to the perfect thanksgiving turkey.


title: There are pull out recipe cards

text: Fun projects And recipes


title: I guess the wife liked it: -)

text: It's a book, I guess the wife liked it :-)


title: Muscle & Fitness Magazine is not like it used to be, filled with ads on almost every single page.

text: If I wanted to see Ads while viewing I would watch an infomercial. What happened to quality information? I think I will start venturing to other health mags.


title: Easy to follow recipies

text: I use this magazine  for ideas all the time.


title: Five Stars

text: Just as expected


title: Five Stars

text: Great ideas


title: One Star

text: Item did not renew


title: Only got 5 issues then started getting renewal junk mail

text: Scam


title: Five Stars

text: great product


title: Okay

text: Not my genre


title: WWII

text: This is the only magazine Grandpa wanted.  He reads a bunch on the different wars and wanted to renew his subscription on this magazine - He claims this is the only one that is worth the money.  When he received the Amazon discount made it even better !


title: GQ Now Sucks

text: I used to like this periodical, but then I read the Editor’s note in the issue after the 2020 quarantine started and his opening paragraph set the stage for how ridiculously out is touch the editor, and this magazine, is with society as a whole... .


title: Late delivery

text: Love the magazine! The amount of ads can be reduced...some of them are even redundant. Also, received my "November" issue in December together with December edition 🙄🙄.


title: Poultry Press

text: This is a descent little  newspaper with show results from across the US.  They use to carry coupons for discounts on Purina Feed but no longer are able to do that.  They also use to have quite a few advertisers in the back of the paper but I was very surprised to see very few birds, chicks, eggs, advertised now.  I have raised birds all my life and once showed quite a bit at a time when Bill Wulf took over the paper.  I now mainly raise birds for my own pleasure and sell free range eggs. I probably will not take the paper another year as it does not really provide many benefits.


title: Excellent Periodical

text: I don't get many magazines, but Popular Science is completely worth the $1 an issue or less through Amazon. From previews of new tech gadgets to feature articles on relevant social topics, PopSci is the magazine for me.


title: Five Stars

text: a helpful magazine


title: Too much emphasis on heavy metal

text: If you are an aspiring heavy metal shredder this will be for you. However I am tired of the majority of the articles focusing on tattooed, drooling, gesticulating, supposed guitar heroes and have cancelled my kindle subscription. I have been playing both acoustic and electric guitar for over 40 years and learn nothing useful from this magazine.


title: Recipes for home cooks

text: I love t


title: Two Stars

text: too many adds, not enough content


title: Five Stars

text: just received and loved it as always.


title: very bad

text: this is one giant advertising


title: Paper & digital? No!

text: Unfortunately, did not see that this offer does not include both paper and digital.


title: Rob Zombie on the cover of Outburn #83!

text: Check out the new issue with Rob Zombie on the cover. It also features interviews The Word Alive, Black Cobra, Rotting Christ, Hope for the Dying, Amon Amarth, Walls of Jericho, Hands Like Houses, Incite, Church of Misery, The Last Vegas, Face to Face, Myrath, Fleshdgod Apocalypse, Adept,  and Graves at Sea. If you want the single issue you need to get it on the newsstand or direct from Outburn's website. The subscription starts with Outburn #84 which won't be out until June.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine with wonderful useable recipes.


title: kind of repetitive

text:
after seeing this magazine at my in-laws, I really wanted to subscribe.

after having a subscription to the magazine for two years, I realized that it's essentially the same magazine month after month.

all you need to do is read 2-3 of these a year to get the latest and greatest.  no need to subscribe.


title: It's OK.,

text: This magazine is all right, but I have a few problems with it. The good thing about this magazine is that it's focused on fitness and health, which makes it my kind of magazine. It's got great success stories, good food to cook, and good rules for nutrition and your health. My biggest problem is that since I don't have a gym membership, I can't do most (if not any) of the moves in Shape Magazine. I'm tired of moves that you have to do at the gym, or equipment that costs over a thousand dollars just to do a little toning. They should at least give 5 moves that I can do without setting a foot inside a gym.<br />Another problem is that I don't like that they show 5-foot-11 models, that are perfectly skinny, and with perfect flat abs, when they could show more *average* women, or possibly a little bit curvier. I don't know about you, but I think that you don't have to be skinny to be beautiful. I just wish that they could see that everyone comes in their different packages. I agree with A.T. also-they also need to be more diverse with their women-black people need to be shown a little more as I rarely ever see black women in this magazine. I suggest that if you have a gym membership, then you should buy SHAPE off the magazine stand every blue moon or so when you see a good issue. If you don't have a gym membership, like most of us, then get SELF instead; it also offers great motivation.


title: The best magazine ever.,

text: This is the greatest magazine ever. It's all about fitness, beauty, health, self-confidence (as said before, most fitness magazines don't include this), and your mind + body. It's great for teenage girls and women who want to be healthier and achieve a better body. It's great for women who need motivation; it gives you tips on how to lose weight, how to eat right for life. In my opinion, the best part is the SELF challenge, when you have 3 months and a good planner to help you get ultimately stronger, leaner, and healthier. It's got great articles too and a little fashion and make-up-not so much that's like a teen magazine. In all respect, SELF changed my life.


title: WAS good

text: First, I want to mention that I DID like the December-Januaray 2003 (Chrsitmas) issue of Girls Life, because it was focused on gifts to make or buy for friends, plus there was an article on ways to be a better friend.  True, some parts of the article could've been done without, but in general, it was a well thought out article worth reading.  After that issue, however, Girls Life went downhill from being focused on friendship to being boy, fashion, and beauty oriented.  In short, if you are a girl who is interested in world issues and how to get involved, or if you are a girl who is interested in athletics, Girls Life is NOT the magazine for you!


title: Back then it was good, now it's just depressing!

text: I started reading People two years ago,and kind of liked what I read.  Back then, their celebrity stories were either enjoyable or tolerable.  Sometimes for their celebrity stories, they even featured intelligent, down-to earth celebrities.  Also back then, all their world issue stories were different, and they weren't all about who got murdered by who.  Now, however, most of their celebrity stories are about which celebrity is the richest or the most beautiful.  I know that even two years ago they did an issue with the fifty most beautiful people, but back then, beautiful wasn't just about weight and looks.  Sometimes it was about attitude, too.  Now, their defintion of beautiful is what celebrity is the thinnest or what celebrity is wearing the least amount of clothing.  Now, their world issue stories are always about the same thing; who murdered who.  While the stories make people alerted to what is going on in the world today, is it really necessary to include all the graphic details?  Also in the magazine is a small section on fashion/beauty.  Not surprisingly, for the clothing featured, it's being modeled by celebrities.  I'm not a big fan of this section, but I give it credit because while some of the stuff is expensive, the whole section is a lighter read and not so depressing.  The other section that is worth checking out is the comment section, where the readers send in their comments about the previous issue.  Sometimes this section is so funny, it will actually make a person laugh.  My final thought for this magazine is that it was wayyy better two years ago, and none of the stories are worth subscribing to this magazine, but the comment section is worth checking out sometimes.


title: nick mag rox!

text: nick mag is a funny, creative magazine. It has a lot of pranks and great interviews. I wouldn't reccomend this to kids over the age of 13 as you may find some of this stuff a little too silly. But anyone else will love it!


title: Five Stars

text: Great, my niece loves it!


title: All You (6-month) Magazine

text: Actually, I can not write an adequate review because I have not received any of the order. Unlike the Good Housekeeping subscription I ordered on the same day and have received 3 magazines already. So maybe this will help me either get the magazine I ordered or have the option of replacing it with a magazine I will actually receive in the mail.


title: Five Stars

text: My father loves theses magazines


title: Five Stars

text: Good mag.


title: So sad and angry about the changes to this once delightful magazine

text: The April issue was the last straw and I finally cancelled. I liked the old Saveur with its wonderful photography and engaging stories about food and travel. With the new editor in chief it has devolved into more fluff and less substance.


title: BEST AND ONLY HUNTING AND FISHING MAG FOR THE ADIRONDACKS

text: The best and really only magazine covering hunting and fishing in the Adirondacks.  Love when this arrives at my door.


title: Great magazine if you love salmon fishing or steelhead fishing, trolling, or western central NY hunting .... awesome!!

text: Love this magazine.  A must have if you fish LO or the tribs or the finger lakes. Really the only magazine covering this stuff.


title: Why bother?

text:
A very, very boring magazine. You read one and you read them all. Just remember this, "it can't be, therefore it isn't."

That pretty much sums up the whole boring philosophy of this unglamorous, pompous, lacking all excitement, our poop doesn't stink, organization. Ugh.


title: Army Times

text: Army Times is a must for an soldier who plan to stay in the army.Gives you much needed up to date info. Pay scales, cut-off scores, changes in the army rules and reg. And just current news from around the world about the army. Served for 8 years including 6 month combat. Been out since 1997 but want to order home dilvery!


title: National Geographic for Kids  Magazine

text: I am disappointed that by ordering a product on December 14,2011 that it will not arrive until sometime in March.  I am not sure why it would  take that long to create a magazine subscription and I hope the child  that  I sent it to is not too disappointed having to wait that long.  I wish they would have informed me of the delay before I payed for the subscription.


title: WS never lets down

text: Always an amazing view of the wine world


title: Excellent writing

text: Few magazines can match the New Yorker's high caliber of journalism, fiction, reviews, and of course, cartoons; all written by some of the best writers in the land.  It makes mainstream magazines like Time and US News look like high school newspapers.  But, one word of caution: if you're the type of person that whines "liberal bias" at anything that you slightly disagree with, then this is not the magazine for you.


title: Want quality and quantity

text: I was disappointed when I received the first issue of a renewed subscription for American Girl magazine.  The issue was much smaller than prior issues I had received.  I still appreciate the quality of the magazine - I just want more of it!  Considering that the subscription isn't cheap in the first place and that issues are for two months at a time, I believe each issue should be substantial.


title: Ranger  Rick is a pleasure to read

text: My grandchildren and my wife and joys reading this magazine they are animal lovers


title: recipes

text: not common recipe always need extra things


title: love it!

text: I am a begiining fly tier and novice fly fisherman. I find this mag a great resource. My flys do not look as polished as the illustrations but I'm getting better. Having the perfect model to imitate helps.


title: my favorate doctors office magazine

text: I am fortunate enoguht not to have to spend too much time in doctor or dentist waiting rooms, but when I do I always reach for F&S. Love the stories about near brushes with death - makes waiting for a cavity filling less scary!


title: great magazine

text: I really enjoy this magazine. I spent several very good years in Minnesota and this magazine brings back fond memories. I also like the fact that it is not solely focused on one species - I fish mostly for bass, northern pike, sometimes for walleyes and croppies ( we do have thme in Maine) so it is enjoyable and informative to read about all of these species.


title: a good read on a snowy day

text: Up here in Maine winter is long for open water fishermen. It's nice to have a magazine with interersting stories and good pictures. My only complaint is htat I do not like tournament fishing. when the tournaments are on in Maine these obscenely over powered boats churn up the lake and drive others away with their noise and wakes.


title: The best American Rock Band in history

text: Very well documented magazine presentation of the greatest American Rock band in history.


title: Great

text: Farm & Ranch take me back to ths days on the farm.  Great magazine


title: Just Don't Try and Do It All

text: Many of the reviewers of this magazine on amazon.com have said that this magazine makes them feel inadequate.  The truth is, if anybody tried to plant rasberry bushes while stenciling thier driveway they would feel inadequate also.  Let's be realistic.  The best way to enjoy this magazine is to pick and choose.  Each time an issue arrives, take one thing in the magazine, preferably something little like a dessert or a small organizing project and do it.  Do not try and do more than this.  Unless you are Martha, you will not be able to.  Do not let this harsh fact discourage you from reading and enjoying this beautiful magazine, but be realistic.  Another thing reviewers have occasionally mentioned is that some of the ingredients in this magazine are hard to come by.  If you have any experience in the kitchen, do an educated subsitution.  I live in a small rural area in the Deep South.  I was first elated and then disappointed to see the chestnut stuffing recipe in the November '01 issue.  Chestnuts are a little hard to come by around here, but pecans are not.  There is a practically a whole aisle in [a local store] for pecans.  I made the substitution and the result was terrific.<br />My other beef about the recipes is that they are rarely healthy.  I try and watch what I eat and eat healthy things, not a lot of butter or sugar, etc.  This makes Martha's recipes very difficult.  My advice is to subscribe to this magazine for the crafty ideas, beautiful pictures and interesting articles, then subscribe to a healthy lifestyle magazine for recipes.


title: Skimpy

text: The print version instyle  is now a skimpy publication in print. Canceled auto Renewal


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine


title: 3 Past Issues Chewing Up My Subscription!@#$%^&*(!@?!!!

text:
I thought I was getting a good deal on this fine magazine, but my subscription started with 3 issues arriving. Problem was they were ones from the past!  The current issue and the last two months. What about those of us who already purchased them at the newstand and then buy a subscription?

To top it off, there is no 1-800 customer service available. I sent an email inquiry at the "Contact Us" page, but no reply.

Beware, if you buy a subscription, they will send you past issues and be unresponsive to your inquiries.


title: Magazine subscription

text: Have been getting this magazine for years-  Ordered on amazon this time-  good price.


title: Outstanding paper for Polish American

text: Outstanding paper for many years. Will always renew.


title: Don't Waste Your Money

text: Don't bother with these publications that come out before the Combine.  So many things happen between then & the draft.  Besides, these guys are lazy with their writing & editing.  Plus, they don't know jack about the players.  PASS THEM UP!


title: My go to magazine.

text: My all time favorite fishing magazine.  Wonderfully written articles in every issue.


title: Five Stars

text: 3 songs every month with added tabs and lessons reviews galore!


title: Good price!

text: Just what it says, Rolling Stone! Good price!


title: Amazon-- What's the deal with the "delivery date?"

text: Having received a "nudge" from Amazon to re-subscribe on this magazine, I was a little put-off to have recently received notification that I might expect the subscription to re-commence sometime in June-- c'mon, it's only February for crying-out-loud!


title: albeit that in "the good old days" I used to get Audio Books from ...

text: Complaint - I was blocked from using the Kindle copy of the publication because I live in Barbados. Apparently I can read the paper version of the magazine but can't read it on a Kindle. What's the difference? Are Kindles only for USA residents. I understand video or even audio files. albeit that in "the good old days" I used to get Audio Books from Audible. Now Audible Audio Books distributed by Amazon blocks me.


title: Dude-centric

text: I liked the articles but I did not like how all of the editorial content was written by men for men. Additionally, all of the ads were very clearly targeted toward men only. Why do I have to be a man to read a magazine about tech?


title: Greatest Automobile Magazine In Print

text: My very favorite automobile publication. In depth with excellent writing and photography.


title: the "comedy" of left-wing crazies like Dan Amira from The Daily Show will entertain you ...

text: With the APR 2017 issue of WIRED we see a foray into the world of political humor which means, yep, that's right, the "comedy" of left-wing crazies like Dan Amira from The Daily Show will entertain you with their UC Berkeley-ish assault on all things conservative. What brought this on I wondered. The answer was right there on page 8. WIRED has a new Editor in Chief---Nick Thompson, who had been the website editor of The New Yorker, which is a magazine complicit with the Counterfeit News Media and the darling of posh New Yorkers everywhere, I am told. Well, WIRED is somewhat fun to read but I can pick it up for free at the library.

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title: love this magazine

text: Full of wonderful recipes and decorating ideas. Look forward to receiving my monthly issue and new recipes. Would highly recommend.


title: pop sci online

text:
The online version of this magazine is not good. In order to read the magazine you have to page through each and every page. There's no direct access to an article thru the table of contents.

I'm shocked to realize that this is the case. You pay more for the online version and you have less functionality than you do with a hard copy version.


title: The worlds' only independent magazine devoted to medals and battles.

text: Published 10 times per year, the magazine features articles, news, auction reports and the world renowned Medal Tracker service, invaluable when searching for lost medals and trying to re-unite broken groups. This service, like the classified advertising, is free to subscribers. Also included is the "what's on" section that lets collectors know about fairs, societies, auctions etc.


title: Nothing but ads

text: They should give this away for free, there is zero content from the designers from their show, instead it contains only simple and trite content that shamelessly promotes their advertisers, don't trust the content. I want my money back.


title: One Star

text: have not received the magazine (got the tote, though)


title: good

text: good in fo


title: love it

text: amazing, informative fun to receive


title: Wine, Wine, & more Wine

text: Are Friend who we get this for feels it has the best advise on Wine & Recipies . The artiuls are very interesting .


title: As good as ever.

text: As always, a great read.  I subscribe to The Week which offers snapshots of current events whereas The Atlantic provides in-depth stories.


title: i love this

text: ca't wait for every issue to arive


title: good magazine

text: i bought this magazine as one of my presents for my mothers birthday, she really liked this magazine although the first issu was nothing but BACON, mybody ached just thinking of eating all that bacon


title: Do NOT renew this subscription through amazon!!

text: This is a great magazine.  My 9 year old loves it.  I highly recommend it as a first time subscription through amazon.  BUT about 6 months into your subscription you'll get emailed from amazon asking to renew it.  Don't do it!!  I ended up with a double subscription and had to call customer service at the magazine to change it to a 'renew'.


title: The sleaziest direct mail campaign I’ve ever been exposed to ...

text: The sleaziest direct mail campaign I’ve ever been exposed to. I would never purchase or read any of your publications.


title: Five Stars

text: My son loves this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine that is a gift for an outdoorsman!

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title: Phoned it in

text: Obviously slapped their brand on it and handed it over to third party to produce.  Regret my subscription and definitely will not renew.


title: Dwell on this

text: Excellent source for all lovers of design, architecture, pre-fab and modern.  All the great images and articles without the pomp and circumstance of other architectural mags.


title: great magazine

text: I would recommend this magazine to any Porsche owner or would be owner that has more interesting facts and article than the standard "Panorama" porsche magazine.