title: Ok but constantly bashing MS

text: This magazine is full of ads and little content as is the case for most magazines of its type. I have been subscribing to PC World for about 10 years now and have decided to look for another publisher.  PC World is fully on the bash Microsoft bandwagon. Their reviews seldom find anything good about Microsoft products. For those MS bashers out there this is your magazine. I, however, like the most of the rest of computer users use Microsoft products on a daily basis and want to learn more about how to efficiently use them instead of why I should hate them.  MS became number one because they deliver the best products. Yeah, sometimes they get carried away with the price and I wish they had more competent competition but so goes the world. I think I will try PC Magazine for a change to see it they are any better.


title: great magazine

text: I have learned so much reading this magazine.  It has sentimental articles as well.  The photography is fabulous.


title: Old issues

text: I don't have any problem with the magazine itself. The cheat is sending me two back issues as part of my year subscription. Puts that "reduced" price in a different perspective. Shame on you, National Geographic!


title: Best Traveller Magazine

text: Discover the world through  beautiful photography and interpretive writing from the best travel magazine published.


title: Good Subscription Price

text: It's Car and Driver!


title: Can't Beat it

text: The New Yorker upholds the standard of great magazines. The cartoons are the best part, of course. The articles are long, but usually well thought out. You don't have to be a New Yorker to read it:)


title: if you love ads....

text: then this is for you. And if you manage to get to an article, itis about people you would dislikeintenslyto be around. Lot of parvenues. Mag is all fluff nosubstance


title: Great Recipes

text: There are some really great recipes in this magazine series and they are not difficult to follow.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the Magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Good recipes, fun ideas


title: MISSING SWIMSUIT ISSUE SUCKS!!!

text: Ordered this for my son in a Federal prison and he didnt get several issues then the Swimsuit issue did NOT come either!  They were supposed to add the same number of issues to the end of my subscription but the renewal came at the usual time so that didnt happen!! Very disappointed!  Still renewed because he is a sports freak but I will not recommend it to anyone...The swimsuit issue missing really makes me angry...especially with no replacement or compensation of any kind!!


title: Five Stars

text: I LOVE IT!


title: Beautiful Magazine!

text: I love the magazine and information contained in it! Wish id known it was available sooner! Cant wait for spring!


title: Great price

text: Love the ideas.


title: Outside - rename it Couch Potato

text: This was for many years the best outdoor and travel magazine available. Sadly it has lost it's direction, the content is now very variable and in my opinion frequently has hidden left wing political messages. I think that the Editorial Board should take responsibility for the demise of a great magazine and resign. Finally given the change in content Outside needs to be renamed "Couch Potato"


title: Italiofiles - IT IS A MUST!

text: MOLTE BENE!<br />I have been with them for years and have gained both improvement with my Italian literacy and places to look for when I'm there fancy free in a car.  It is also nice to see how progress has changed some of the places I've been to in the past.


title: Well worth the price

text: Nice information about the history and future of space exploration. My son is very critical of anything related to space flight and he was very happy with this magazine.


title: Bad subscription, shipping issues!!

text: Signed up for first 4 issues for 99¢ promo... got one issue before they asked if I wanted to start paying for monthly copies.  So much for having a summer pool read.


title: Wrong order

text: I don't remember ordering this magazine..U really don't like<br />It.


title: Two Stars

text: NOT TARGETED FOR TEENAGERS


title: Wow, a bargan at twice the price!

text: An amazing amount of information about NYC as well Great fiction and the funniest pretentious cartoons in the country.


title: Wonderful as always.

text: Wonderful as always.


title: great service for keeping a subscription uninterrupted

text: love mad magazine and this is an easy way to keep an uninterrupted subscription to Mad. This keeps me laughing on a regular basis.


title: I'm done with them.

text: I subscribed for many years but will cancel if they go ahead with the bannon appearance.


title: I'll love it as soon as I receive it

text: I'd probably live it but have not yet received an issue


title: Wants to agitate not inform

text: So disappointing. I may absolutely hate Donald Trump but when you look to the future for a coup d’etat with no suggestions for a remedy it is just stirring the pot to the left the way Facebook news feeds from Russia stirs to the right.


title: CRICHET MAG

text: GOOD


title: CROCHET MAG

text: Good


title: Five Stars

text: another gift ...well received


title: Five Stars

text: works


title: Good value

text: Very good value! Although, not the same quality paper I remember from childhood. Otherwise, I'm enjoying my subscription


title: Crappy

text: Got one issue then nothing!


title: It was a yearly gift

text: I don’t like it but my daughter does so I buy it for her because she loves the Magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Well done!!!


title: absolutely the best magazine for young children

text: My kids (5 % 6) love Highlights. It's a real treat for them when the new issue shows up. They can read much of the magazine themselves but they still beg me over and over again to read them the stories.  They race through the hidden pictures and love the brain teasers.


title: Five Stars

text: As advertised and rapid delivery.


title: Only got half of what I paid for....

text: Never got the copies on my kindle. Not sure if it is a bug or not but will not be buying this again


title: Terrible, overpriced and boring

text: Terrible, overpriced and boring. You cannot cancel subscription once it has started. Save your money, use the Internet for your music news.


title: Not so impressed

text: My children (10, 12) and I are not so impressed with this magazine (and I'm a science teacher!).  The problem is that each issue that shows up seems to be focused on one particular topic, and nothing else.  If you are not interested in that topic (say, wild horses) then you find yourself with a magazine that you don't even care to read.  It gets flipped through, then discarded.  They need more variety, more topics, in each issue to keep kids interested.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this Magazine.


title: Be very wary...way too corporate and doesn't respect its subscribers

text: I've long admired the value of content of Cook's Illustrated. And I've subscribed to the magazine, but just cancelled today. So being a longtime subscriber, I cannot access their website. I get posts on Instagram, which I will deny. How corporate are they? I will stick with FoodNetwork, Epicurious and AllRecipice. They all seem to want to build a community. Cook's Illustrated...wonder how long you last. I'm sad for a resource I held in high regard for so long. Not so much any more.


title: They keep renewing the subscription even though we've canceled it many times!

text: We've canceled this subscription on amazon and called them many times to cancel it but they keep renewing this subscription and sending us more copies.


title: A must have magazine

text: Great magazine!  Several ideas to help decorate/paint our home and great storage ideas.


title: Great Magazine

text: Great magazine, full of good projects and useful information.


title: Too much advertisements

text: I subscribed to this magazine for a year (not through amazon) and will never do it again.  It was full of advertisements and those marketing cards that slide out of the magazines. But what I really didn't like is that it was too colorful and crowded on each page that it was like swallowing the stories.


title: Five Stars

text: My tween Otaku adores this magazine.


title: A fun magazine

text: Always a diet, always a health story, and some great recipes. Nice ideas for redecorating, and they realize not everyone has tons of money to spend on clothes. Enjoyable!


title: Terrible Magazine

text:
I bought this magazine as reading material for my flight home from Ruzyne Airport in Prague to NYC. This was the first time I ever purchased this magazine.

Terrible choice. First of all this magazine was not worth the $10+ USD I paid for it. It was way too large to do anything with on the airplane and the content was for the lack of a better word BORING!

Every other page was some chic ad. Who buys this magazine?

Well I will not be buying it again.


title: Five Stars

text: very good


title: Five Stars

text: always good reading


title: fan

text: always loved Cooking Light. Glad it is back


title: Dog Fancy review

text: I enjoy reading Dog Fancy for its variety of topics and focus on specific breeds as well as mixed breeds.  I am the proud owner of a very sweet labradoodle who does work as a therapy dog.  I have read several articles on this topic which have enlightened many animal owners as to the important role therapy dogs play in people's lives.  It is my hope that more readers of your magazine will volunteer their time with their dogs to help people.


title: My favorite food magazine!!!

text: Great value for the money. Thick magazine full of recipes and interesting stories!! I will be renewing my subscription when it runs out.


title: Five Stars

text: It is a great overall magazine for interesting information.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine.  Articles are interesting and the advertising is of real interest too.


title: Highly Respected Publication for both Veterinariasn as well as Dog Owners

text: Excellent respected publication by both Veterinarians as well as dog owners for up-to-date information regarding the health<br />and well being of dogs.  Highly recommend.  I share with our local library for others to enjoy and learn from.


title: This is great.... when you get it

text:
I purchased this for my husband who loves his Toyota truck.  He loved it and read the magazine cover to cover.  He hardly ever reads anything cover to cover!  I used it as a Christmas list because he found things in it that he wanted to add to his truck but didn't want to spend the money on.  Here is the reason I only gave it 3 stars... We didn't receive all of our issues.  I contacted Amazon and they were very helpful. After contacting them, we received one of the missing magazines.  We only received 4 magazines total.  I have ordered it again because the hubby loved it so much.  I will have to make sure I contact Amazon or the magazine as soon as we notice we didn't get one of them.

Here is the break down...
1.  The magazine itself is great and lots of information.
2.  The magazine has great ideas for purchases and upgrades to your truck
3.  Not getting all of your magazines kinds of sucks.


title: Great Magazine

text: I purchased this magazine for my husband and I am really glad I did.  The first issue had a great article and plans for add storage under bathroom sinks.  It also had info on how to buy a used car.  Though I am not one for adds in a magazine, I did find a few of them very helpful. My favorite part (as I am not a handy person at all) was the comic part at the end of the magazine.  This put me in mind of the laughter section Reader Digest.  All in all, it is a really good magazine.


title: Travel

text: I felt this magazine focused to much on advertising, I work part time as a travel agent and I'm  able to give my clients more tips and insight with National Geographic's travel magazine and Budget travel


title: Readers digest

text: I like these books but I no longer need them.


title: Like calgon

text: Fun


title: Great!

text: This magazine never disappoints me. Always full of interesting and useful information.


title: Great recipes

text: Beautiful photos but Not the easiest recipes to make.


title: Too many ads

text:
I've only received one issue which didn't meet my expectations... Many ads and less copy (stories and articles) than I thought would be included.

I will update my review after a couple more issues if my opinion changes.


title: Wonderful for young children.

text: My Great Granddaughter loves the book.


title: Education

text: I am happy I purchased the subscription. Lot of good ideas and write ups on them. Nice to free my mind from the ever day life and read something enjoyable and educate myself whe as t it. There are some things that are in each magazine that I dont care for but it's not meant for just me. Popular science magazine reaches out to a wide variety of people<br /> All in all definitely happy and will subscribe again.


title: Great Home Improvement Ideas

text: I send this to my daughter who, with her husband, does many home improvements on their house and property.  She loves it and gets great ideas from its pages of fine photos and how-to articles.


title: The Devil is in the Details

text: Did the trial subscription.  I love the magazine.  Beware of the renewal price near the end—$99!!


title: It has an absurd left-wing bias but is so obvious you can blow by the opening piece there to feed readers who like to momentarily suspend their rational selves and wallow in ...

text: This may be the most consistently interesting magazine in the world. It has an absurd left-wing bias but is so obvious you can blow by the opening piece there to feed readers who like to momentarily suspend their rational selves and wallow in the irrational joys of liberal pablum. I know of nowhere else one can get such a consistently high level of article selection and editing. Where else can you consistently get the best short stories from contemporary writers, movie, art, dance, etc. reviews? Cannot recommend more highly...John J Barnes


title: I love Reader's Digest!

text: This magazine has been a favorite of mine for years.  It has a variety of interesting and current articles, and it is easy to scan in a short time


title: The Writer's Digest is a handy resource for new novel writers.

text: This publication is a helpful resource for new authors.  My daughter reads it, and loves it.  I recommend it to other inspiring writers.


title: I want to cancel my subscription!!!!!

text: Want to cancel snd it will not let me do it!!!!!


title: Excellant!

text: My grandson who is 11 years old and is into sports loves this magazine!  He looks forward to receiving it in the mail every month.


title: Cancel subscription!

text: I want this magazine stopped.


title: Five Stars

text: i LOVE THIS MAGAZINE.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Nice magazine.


title: Real Simple Magazine

text:
Won't be getting my subscription till the new year.
But have seen past issues. Really great informative
magazine. Try it I think you will like it.


title: Did not receive all issues.

text: Like many of the other reviewers, I both like the magazine and have found many useful tips and projects.  Like many others, I have only received 3 of the 12 I was supposed to get.  I haven't gotten 1 in about 6 months, and my subscription ends in about 2 weeks.  I would gladly re-subscribe if I felt I would actually receive all of the issues.


title: car and driver plays games trying to stop subscriptions.

text: hearse magazines are theives .


title: Five Stars

text: best mag


title: Wonderful

text: I love Guidepost. I've had a subscription for myself and have ordered it for my mom. Love the inspirational stories. We love it!!


title: Three Stars

text: Fun to read


title: A Christmas Gift

text: I received as a gift and enjoyed each issue, but opted not to renew as I do not have time to read magazines on a regular basis..


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine for the hot rod lover


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine


title: ok

text: ok mag


title: Does not arrive!!!

text: This was a gift for 1 year.So far the person has only received 2 issues  out of 4.and it expires in December. Not happy!!!


title: Best DIY mag out there!

text: You aint a handy man in the know until you've read this mag. It's the guru of how to do it better......or at all1


title: Five Stars

text: Good value


title: Great birthday present

text: I gave this as birthday present and he wants it renewed every year. Its a good present for the car buff.


title: Fun read

text: Always an enjoyable read.


title: Comfort

text: Lots of ads. Nice to have a magazine I can touch since none of the dr offices have them. I can take and stay off my phone.


title: good mag

text: Very informative magazine, one of the top best in the field. Great for the layman.


title: Great

text: Great info and products


title: Enjoyable magazine

text: Enjoy this magazine


title: great pictures and articles

text: nice magazine


title: Great puctures

text: Beautiful pictures and design ideas


title: An elegant and informative mzgazine

text: I have been reading Town & Country for about ten years and have always found it an elegant and informative magazine. It covers a variety of topics and it one of the few magazines left that has some class.


title: Coffee Table Favorite!

text: Love it!


title: Excellent Price!

text: Our family has read Essence for years...We love it!


title: Mostly about antiquing

text: I've just terminated my subscription to Country Living because at least 60% of the content is about antiquing. Great if that's what you're interested in... but I'm not.


title: ruined

text: This magazine arrived so torn up my grandchildren could not even read it.  They threw it away.  Where is this coming from?  Really disappointed


title: Children love this publication!

text: My children loved this years ago & now great niece e enjoying just as much!


title: Too much advertisement

text: I would love to have more DIYs than advertisement


title: Not so great

text: Pointless magazine


title: One of the best cooking magazines out today

text: Very well written and the recipes are simply put, excellent


title: Very special magazine for short articles and interesting topics.  Love it!

text: Love this magazine! When I'm done I take it over to my grandkids.  They like it too!


title: Good, just arrives very late

text: Good magazine just takes forever for each issue to arrive always delayed and late, but magazine is great


title: They love it.

text: This was a gift. They love it.


title: This is the best running magazine out there.

text: It isn't cheap, but if you are really into marathons or ultras, this is a wonderful magazine to subscribe to. Best out there.


title: I read it for the articles...

text: Articles are fine. Content is what you would expect. Plus you get the added bonus of photoshopped and airbrushed “moms” on the front holding or sitting next to perfect children as a snapshot in time. What made up visual garbage. Just read it for the content and you will be fine.


title: Pretty sure they sold my information now I get a ...

text: The issues are much smaller than they used to be. Pretty sure they sold my information now I get a lot of spam mail  now I get a lot of spam mail hunting and fishing related


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. Very inspiring.


title: Local info.

text: A very basic approach to a specific area. I have subscribed to CT, PA,& SC Game & Fish and they are all the same. A quick overview of your area with certain spots/topics picked for a little more indepth writing, but not much content overall.


title: Makes a person want to go on vacation all year long

text: Love the travel tips. Used a few when I went to Europe


title: HAWAII NOT HONOLULU

text: If I wanted Honolulu magazine I would have ordered it.  I received a few HAWAII magazines.. The rest have been Honolulu


title: New Mexico magazine

text: Editorial and picture standards are not what they used to be - but it is still a good magazine on a great state.


title: arrived on time and good quality

text: would order again.  very good experience.  magazine is very helpful in making buying decision.  I used CR all the time.


title: Worth it

text: Great pictures for kids of all ages.<br />Entertaining and educational at the same time.


title: Great Magazine

text: This is one of the first magazines I have really enjoyed reading in a long time. Lots of great articles and very informative.


title: Only got one issue.

text: Great magazine not worth $20 for one issue though.


title: If Wired would keep its liberal rhetoric down and stick ...

text: If Wired would keep its liberal rhetoric down and stick to tech news and reviews etc.etc. Would be a decent rag.


title: I will never order magazines as a give again!

text: I bought this as a gift for my niece. she has received two magazines and three “time to renew” notices. One was before she even received her first magazine.


title: The Best Linux Mag

text: This is easily the best Linux magazine around. It has great tutorials and covers many aspects of the Linux kernel based operating systems. I would say that it is geared towards beginner and intermediate. Unfortunately, it does have a few downfalls: As others have mentioned, it is way overpriced- $16.99 cover price! Sometimes they include the Coding Academy and such which is well outside the average intended reader. Those extra pages could instead be used to cover topics such as how to ease/ween/transition yourself from Windows/Mac. Tutorials on how to achieve the same things that you do on Windows/Mac. More hardware/software reviews including howto's on getting the hardware to play nice on Linux. Also, how to integrate Android phones/tablets into Linux, so we could do the same things that Windows/Mac users do. As of this writing, they were concentrating on hardware like Arduino and Raspberry Pi, which is way beyond the casual user that buys this mag. The people that use that kind of stuff wouldn't get it from a mag.


title: off the wall recipes

text: my husband loves this magazine


title: Good recipes

text: good recipes


title: Five Stars

text: my 12 year old grandson loves this magazine


title: Happy with my purchase

text: My son was thrilled to receive this for his birthday. Excellent price.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine


title: Must Buy

text: I believe this is a must buy for the simple truth that the info you get from it is current, relevant, and interesting. Also there is a whole lot fewer ads than any other mag i have read.


title: I don’t like

text: Don’t has nothing interesting


title: not as advertised

text: the service caused me to get duplicates.  I specifically followed the directions to add on to my existing subscription.  now i need to work through this -- would have been easier NOT to use amazon


title: A exceptional periodical

text:
I have recommended this magazine to friends/co-workers/family that have shown an interest in architecture, woodworking, and custom houses. You do not have to be a professional to appreciate Fine Homebuilding, I happen to be in the high-end woodworking business, but I am always interested in other methods and techniques of the pro's and this periodical (in my humble opinion) is the best in its class.
Fine Homebuilding avoids the jargon and has some great writers. Their articles come from professionals with real world situations and solutions be it how to properly vent a roof to the best way to layout a kitchen. There are also some novel ideas that come from architects, designs, professionals, and homeowners.
Fine Homebuilding provided me with some excellent knowledge/methods that I have been able to apply to my profession and weekend house projects. I'm sure you will find yourself, as I do, checking the mail hopping your next issue has been delivered.
...


title: Great magazine!

text: Texas Monthly is a great magazine that always gives you some good idea's on exploring Texas.  A must have for any Texan!


title: Great Deal

text: Super publication. Very good price. My Grandsons also like to read popular Science. It was more reasonable to renew on Amazon.


title: Popular Mechanics

text: It was not enough & interesting as new ideas in Mechanics.<br />I couldn't find what is a news around the world & US for now.


title: The best American automobile periodical there ever was, and still is.

text: I miss the days of Henry N. Manney III.  It was a high water mark when the cover featured a Birdcage Maser.  Still the best, however. (Peter Egan, are you still okay?)


title: Five Stars

text: Still the best brain food in print.  Don't even think anything online compares....


title: Dependability .

text: It is hard to believe that Readers Digest has maintained it's reader census all through these years .  And may be more popular today .  Thanks Amazon for carrying these fine reading materials .  Job well done .


title: spotty delivery if at all, bad writing, bad recipes dont waste your money

text: there is nothing to like about a joke company like this that cant even make their monthly subscribers let alone give them the gift books they were promised when signing up for this loser mag. I have received ONE magazine since DECEMBER!!! And that issue was boring, non informative and generally not worth $.10. The recipes are old hat at best, the techniques are worthless and if you have cooked for longer than 4 hours there is NOTHING in them for you. I personally wouldnt use this mag for starting garbage fires as that would be a step UP for them. If you like getting nothing after payment then this is the company to fulfill your dreams of getting nothing for something. If you love wondering if your magazine will come on time or AT ALL then these absolute jokes are for you! If you like engaging articles, mesmerizing and delicious recipes and innovative techniques from a professional staff then stay as far away from this company as possible because they have NONE of that. 6 months after getting this subscription for Christmas as a gift I STILL havent got their lame cookbook or a 2nd issue and I was supposed to get them by January, February at the latest. Strictly fly by night and NOT a legitimate or REPUTABLE company. Do NOT be fooled by the positive reviews, SAVE your money and buy elsewhere, ANYWHERE else


title: world's best shooting and hunting magazine

text: This is a South African magazine and contains real world information.  It is often written with humor and is good spirited in nature.  This is by far my favorite hunting and shooting magazine.


title: BEWARE

text: Buyer beware. It took over two months before I received an issue. Still have not received but four in six months. Yet I did get a renewal bill 8 months before the scheduled date. Also I got a book in the mail that I had not requested. I was to send it back if I did not want it and they would send another for my review. If they did not get the returned book I would be charged even though I never signed up for their monthly book club. Expect a weekly intimidating letter requesting payment while still not receiving the magazine you originally ordered. This is a scam to get you hooked with a cheap magazine price then send you material and/or tools you have not asked for. RIPOFF>>>>


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine! Information galore!!!


title: Is for every age and everyone.

text: The best magazine


title: Could have been the best

text: But not yet.


title: It’s alright

text: Not as good as I expected


title: Fun, not a great place to expand culinary skills

text: This magazine is fun, but if you're looking to expand your culinary knowledge and want to cook with finesse, this magazine is just okay.


title: Cancelling my subscription to this magazine....

text: I am so sorry I have to write this, and after I finish I will be asking Reader's Digest to cancel my subscription.  I have enjoyed this magazine and its witty articles for many years.  In this current issue I noticed an ad for some books and looked up one of them here on Amazon by an author listed only as NSLeumas.  What I saw inside this book was the rant of a sick racist mind.  I am disappointed that Amazon is also selling these books.  I am a firm believer in freedom of speech but, as the supreme court has also said, speech is the exchange of IDEAS, not the promulgation of hate and incitement of violence.  It is one thing for the government to not restrict even offensive speech but for a private company such as Reader's Digest to allow this atrocity in their pages is unacceptable to me as I hope it is to a majority of discerning intelligent humans.


title: America  media has to do better

text: I am cancelling my subscription because Newsweek let this administration bully them. Newsweek should have told them that they would apologize when this administration apologizes to the american people for the lies about wmd's. Over 1600 AMERICANS have died and over 100,000 Iraq's. This is an occupation for OIL;not FREEDOM or TERRORISM. Just read the secret Downing st. memo which Blair has stated was true. All of the world, except here, is angry over this and it will cost Blair his PM this year. It is just beginning to come out here; and this is why this administration used this setup in order to silence the truth of this memo. All of the Newsweek story is true and has been well documented for months. The absolute control of all media outlets by this administation is frightning and should anger all of America. WAKE UP, WAKE UP AMERICA!!!!!!!


title: Great magazine

text: Very interesting topics and the illustrations are the best! Most information is suitable for all ages and my grandsons enjoy the stories as well as I.


Great!


title: Shipping label obscures cover art

text: Love the magazine! HATE the shipping label plastered right across the cover art every time! Wouldn’t be so bad if it was easy to remove, but they tear and leave sticky gunk on if I take try to take off. Is that hard to respect the nearly $40 purchase and put they label out of the way?? A little consideration would be great

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title: Five Stars

text: Niece loves it thank you


title: Bad articles

text: Just not the kind of reporting I expected. Search online and you will get better information for less.


title: Great Magazine!

text: I love this magazine, it is very informative and it has a little bit of everything in every issue. It covers freshwater, saltwater, live plants, and corals in every issue. They also have very detailed articles about certain species each issue and other detailed tips. I would recommend this to anyone who loves aquariums.


title: Beautiful magazine, a cook/ chef’s dream

text: I’ve loved Saveur magazine for years. Love the stories, recipes and gorgeous photos!


title: Slow to come closer to 8 weeks vs. 4-6

text: I like Oprah but found the magazine a little disappointing. It is fine but I like more in depth reporting and less fluff in my news.


title: Intersting subjects and articles

text: This magazine is interesting for ancient history buffs even if you don't know much about Archeology.


title: Love this magazine

text: This magazine has really helped me make the transition from California woodsy to Phoenix desert. I've subscribed for a couple of years and have never been disappointed


title: Great magazine.

text: I've received their email newsletter for awhile and loved it. The magazine is even better and even though I'm not a computer wonk they give me information that is useful and understandable.  I'm setting up automatic renewal.


I can't pay the full price of this magazine and the Amazon discounted price allows me to get the detailed kind of reporting I miss so much in modern media. It is a source I trust and feel confident is responsible.  The content is understandable for "regular" folks and offers some explanations of the more complex concepts but it doesn't completely shy away from the complex when it is appropriate. I also subscribe to LA times, the Washington Post and The Arizona Republic but this is my favorite news since business really does make everything else possible.


title: All about books.

text: The articles about the various book clubs.<br />Nothing least about this magazine.


title: Mystery mystery mystery!!!!

text: All the interviews that are in the magazine are very interesting and I often learn something new about the author being interviewed.


title: Official XBOX Magazine

text: My grandson loves this magazine and when it looked like it was expiring, he asked his Mom who had given it to him because he really loves the magazine.  When she told him it was Grandma, he said "Oh Good, that means it will be renewed)!!


title: Money (2-year)

text: My husband enjoys reading this magazine and I enjoy the value of purchasing it through Amazon! I have all my subscriptions through Amazon now.


title: We love this magazine as we have had it delivered before ...

text: We love this magazine as we have had it delivered before but this Amazon price we could not pass up!!!


title: better than the typical chick mag

text:
I tend to read magazines to help pass my time on the treadmill (esp. with an injury slowing me down so I can't run).  This is probably the only one I'd read off the treadmill as well.  I like that the focus tends to be more on health and wellness than fashion tips and stories about "catching and keeping" a guy.

I have subscribed since the magazine started.  In the early days, I'd have gone with 5 stars but I do feel it has strayed a bit over the years and become a bit more like "cousins" like Self and Glamour.  Still, it's my favorite of the genre and I like that it speaks to women from a more intelligent and respectful place than other women's magazines.


title: Genetic engineering and AI

text: Research


title: For the Chef in all of us

text: This has been a gift for our daughter for the second year.  She loves this magazine - so if you like to cook, it's worth trying this for a year or two!  She highly recommends it.


title: Give the gift of Inc.

text: Giving this to our son-in-law for the second year - he reads it cover to cover.  Also got him Entrepreneur Magazine, but he liked Inc. better and asked to have that renewed for Christmas.  He highly recommends this magazine.


title: Love Birds and Blooms

text: Love it.  I have a handicapped friend whose main pass-time is watching the birds at this feed.  He really loves the magazine.


title: Not for me

text: Articles are kind meh; I wouldn't buy this again.


title: Good magazine

text: Always bought this and women's day at the checkout counter always had good articles in it to read and up to date ads


title: Always liked the articles

text: Good magazine used to but it at the checkout counter when grocery shopping. Always had good articles in it to read


title: Disappointing

text: Way too many advertisements,  and foo foo decorating idea, not so much a DIY info


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magizine, and to get it at such a good price, even better. Love it!!!


title: Five Stars

text: I love essence


title: ZERO stars!

text: Do not waste your time. I've been a subscriber to BH&G for almost a decade. It used to be a fav... now it's total trash. Only sub if they give it to you for nothing! They should be find by the govt for contributing to landfill space! Total waste of ink, time, resources. Its like they must only have 2 plp working there now! TOTAL! I'm not wasting another dime. Fierce review I know but sub & you'll be reviewing next!


title: Five Stars

text: Great gift


title: GREAT find

text: My husband and I picked up a copy of this magazine when we were at the airport on our way to Mexico, and I am glad we did! The articles are short (which is great for a non-reader like my husband) but are also full of fun and different information. We got home from our trip and immediately got a subscription to this magazine. Definitely worth the money!


title: My granddaughter found the magazine interesting and informative.

text: Informative and educational. This is a gift to my granddaughter.


title: wired full access

text: It's wired. Either you love it or you don't. Great deal.


title: They self renewed and won’t let me cancel

text: I ordered a couple years ago and they continue to renew the subscription with no way of canceling. I guess I’m lucky I like the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: 5 yr old granddaughter loves!


title: Five Stars

text: 9 yr. old granddaughter loves this magazine! Very relevant & wholesome!


title: Good, but alot of advertisements

text: It's a great guide of home improvement projects. I like the detailed information and the variety of projects offered. One thing I don't like is all the advertisements. My last issue had 5 out of the first pages as advertisements - it's my only gripe.


title: Allure All Access

text: Digital delivery doesn't work correctly, but still a good deal for the print magazine. I've gotten great info and tips from each issue, and sometimes even samples.


title: Don't forget to check the source - it may be cheaper.

text: It's less expensive if you order directly from Nat Geo.. 15 for 12 print issues.


title: Published semi monthly magazine about life in South Dakota

text: If you live in South Dakota or have lived in South Dakota this is a magazine that you can't do without.


title: Love it!

text: I love this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: This is a great mag for ideas and travel tips!


title: Five Stars

text: Love the price and have always loved Real Simple


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent.


title: Five Stars

text: If you are interested in personal growth, then this is a must-read!!


title: Field & Stream

text: Great magazine


title: Love it!

text: Wonderful and informative magazine that I've read for many years. This auto renewal was very easy and is also a very good bargain.


title: Five Stars

text: only magazine worth reading anymore...thank you


title: Favorite Weekly

text: I have subscribed to Entertainment Weekly for several years.  I always look for the best renewal deals and Amazon seems to always have the best.  Great Value.


title: Great magazine for car enthusiast.

text: Got it sooner than I expected!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!  Have been getting it for past 3 years!


title: A Must for Diesel Fans

text: Great Mag. Lots of informative articles, not too many ads, useful advice, awesome pictures, a wide variety of all makes and models.


title: Beautiful photos, great articles

text: I have sent gift subscriptions of this magazine.  The articles cover hunting, fishing, parks and conservation.  The photos of the great state of Montana are outstanding. Anyone loving the outdoors would appreciate this magazine.


title: would not deliver

text: I was trying to send this to someone who plays in a prison band. they would not deliver to that address


title: My 5-10 year olds have learned so much!

text: This magazine is the best children's magazine out there! My children love to pour over the beautiful pictures when it arrives. However, this one also gets brought out again and again to read the content associated with the pictures. My 10 year old daughter has so many "facts" about animals that she puts Mom and Dad to shame! Very well done National Geographic Kids!


title: Winderful layout and pics.

text: I lived during lots of the times in the magazine and love reading about it.


title: Excellent magazine that I used to be able to get ...

text:
Excellent magazine that I used to be able to get at news stand and cant' find anymore so ordered subscription.
The articles are well written and to the point so I enjoy that. This magazine really as articles to help make you
focus in fitness and nutrition which I find very motivating, keeps my mind on track to stay healthy through good
nutrition and lots of different excercises


title: Overcharge

text: Absurdly high price.


title: modern ideas

text: always loved the architecture in this magazine

user_id: AHHFQOVAXZVMHMQGAECITXKIGAAA


title: Home

text: Love to see and read about all the places that I can’t go to. Maybe next year!


title: Wonderful magazine

text: I've been reading this magazine for years and there is always something in it to improve my present way of existing. It was nice to have it delivered. I miss Borders. LOL


title: Five Stars

text: great book


title: Down Hill

text: I have been a subscriber to Businessweek for years.  The Bloomberg purchase has clearly ruined a once great weekly business magazine.  I find myself checking to see if I am actually reading Time or Newsweek instead of Businessweek. The newly espoused liberal point of view might be par for the course in main stream media...but not in a non-political business publication.  Add me to the canceling chorus.


title: Country Living Always Delivers

text: Always enjoy reading Country Living Magazine. It’s a treat when I go to the mailbox and it’s there!


title: BEST magazine!!!!!!

text: I love all the pics and info, on 1st issue, cant wait till next one!


I am sure we will love it when we finally get it.  Not sure why it takes 6-8 weeks to get our first monthly copy.


title: Info you can't find other places

text: I agree with "Pigeons" review.  This was not as expensive for me as I got a "bundled" package of CoinValues, CoinWorld, both 1 year subscriptions (12 issues, 52 issues respectively).  And with CoinWorlds weekly paper you are kept VERY up-to-date on goings on in the numismatic community.  I got the both for around $41.


title: Great Gift

text: I purchased this great magazine for my son's birthday. it was a surprise gift. He really enjoys reading it and tries to put the articles to good use.


title: watercolor lover

text: I love this magazine.  A friend gave me some of hers when I wasn't aware of this magazine.  It is an artist's best friend.


title: Five Stars

text: Good deal


title: Five Stars

text: Great if you want some fresh ideas from snacks to meals


title: high quality art of every type

text: This magazine not only inspires me as an artist who paints in all mediums, but also my spouse who is a photographer and movie maker.  All types of art are presented and the printed magazine is done with high quality on great quality paper.  I also use the magazine in my art classes.


title: Why read The Family Handyman?

text: A continual review of all the basic skills and tools needed in plumbing, electrical, carpentry, masonry, woodworking and a little automotive. If you're not a pro and don't perform these tasks on a routine basis (but want to), this magazine is just what the doctor ordered.


title: Five Stars

text: Always something interesting, been reading it for years.


title: Less content Thule year

text: Magazine is quite a bit less than in years past. Articles were more in number and at times more content in some of those articles


title: The best for aging eyes

text: For those who find reading a must journey, having larger print beloved books and magazines frees the spirit and makes you feel like yourself, again.


title: Long Time Reader

text: I have been reading the magazine from the very beginning.  There is always at least one thing, usually more, that speaks to me.  I would be lost without it.


title: Don’t do it!

text: Love the book! They just keep charging me the yearly subscription that’s too high anyway! Nowhere for me to cancel or contact. Shady!<br />Choose another seller!


title: Five Stars

text: As always, the magazine doesn't disappoint


title: Five Stars

text: Love the recipes and decorating tips!


title: Five Stars

text: get mag


title: Disappointed

text: I got maybe two of them. Very disappointing. I thought it would be a nice fragiler thing for my son.


title: Five Stars

text: my husband always likes this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: my husband really likes this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Timely articles, always up to date!


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine for reloaders.


title: Five Stars

text: Great educational magazine for kids!


title: Kindle/digital version not available on Windows Kindle. On my ...

text: Kindle/digital version not available on Windows Kindle. On my android tablet, the text is not readable. Not really an ebook, just pictures of the pages or something. Let's hope I don't have problems with the printed version delivery as some of the reviewers have.


title: Eating Well

text: Nice magazine but it had too many recipes in it with meat and I am a vegetarian -so we just did not play nice together.


title: Gift for Mom

text: She is enjoying the magazine.


title: Suitable for reading or wallpapering

text: I had go giive up my subscription to save money but I love the New Yorker. I even papered Port bathroom wall with New Yorker covers.


title: Great Travel Magazine

text: This is a really nice magazine with lots of spectacular photos. Great ideas for vacations and travel, as well as good western recipes. It just misses 5 start by not being quite as in depth as it could be in some areas.


title: Great ideas for backyard to acreage.

text: Times they are a changing. Even if you never grow a garden it never hurts to have at least an inkling of what to do. Save your copies and watch the weather.


title: very helpful

text: came quick and it is will easy to use


title: automatic subscription renewal not wanted

text:
I ordered this magazine as a gift for someone out of state. As far as I know, the magazine is fine. I have never seen it. What I am upset about is that it got set up as an automatic subscription to renew every year and bill my credit card which is on file with Amazon. I never knew this until I got a notice that it was being automatically renewed after the year was over. I immediately cancelled the order but a month later, it still shows in my account as "in the process of cancellation" and I just got a bill for it on my credit card. I am afraid if I pay the bill, it will not get cancelled.

When you go into your Amazon account, there is a Subscription Manager spot where you are supposed to be able to manage subscriptions. Yet there is no place to cancel as far as I can see. When I clicked on a link to give my feedback about the Subscription Manager, it took me to a page where I could do nothing.

I hate it when I order something and unbeknownst to me it sets itself up as an automatic renewal subscription which uses my credit card.


title: Great read

text: Good magazine for enthusiasts


title: Not worth the money

text: A few years ago I was visiting a friend of mine who had kept quite a few of the Country Living magazines from 2014 & 2015, maybe some a bit older than that.  While I was there I really enjoyed looking through them.  I liked them so much I asked her if she wanted to keep them, and if not, I would like to take a few home with me to look over again.  So in 2020 when my grandson's school was having a fund drive by selling magazine subscriptions, I ordered Country Living for a year.  I have been so disappointed in its contents. I have thrown all but one away and only looked through them once or twice before doing so.  Not worth my time. I won't be ordering it again.


title: Love this magazine

text: I first saw one in the office of a cosmetic dermatologist. I was so excited by the articles on beauty procedures, products, and doctors that you simply don’t find in the typical beauty magazine. I now have a subscription. Worth every penny for the knowledge gained.


title: Five Stars

text: I have been getting these for several years and they really make me think!


title: Not great

text: In my opinion this is terrible magazine. I subscribed with them 2 years ago for home delivered magazines. I only received 2. They later gave me a free digital subscription to make up for it and still rarely produced new material. I didn't want a digital subscription. I wanted a physical magazine that doesn't expire and can sit on my coffee table. Instead I got ripped off. Don't waste your money.


title: Five Stars

text: She loves this magazine, gives her informative articles to aid in her work.


title: 20 plus year subscriber

text: I've been in New York or subscriber for many many many years.


title: 1st time reader enjoying BHG

text: fun to get for a few months at a tremendous introductory offer


title: Helps my biz and I love reading it.

text: I own a wine shop in Ridgefield CT and I find a lot of the articles in Imbibe fresh, relevant and trendy. My town is not like the hot spots we see in Imbibe but I feel the trends and new concepts all trickle down to suburbia.  I love reading the mag.


title: Races to the mailbox

text: My grandson loved this magazine!<br />First thing he does is grabs it up and starts reading. I've been getting it for him since he was 9, (2 years)


title: coastal living renewal

text: I cannot legitimately review this purchase as of yet since the address label on my most recent copy of the magazine still indicates that my subscription has not been extended.  Perhaps it will be reflected on the next issue I receive.....I hope.


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoyed the recipes.  Great variety.


title: Uninteresting

text: I cancelled my subscription to this magazine because it was not all that interesting and the content seemed a little stale.


title: Love

text: Enjoy this magazine...simple patterns to more experienced patterns....I like the knit a longs (KAL) held...just fun to look through, get ideas...nice magazine...would recommend


title: Good Mag; Not Mid-Centruy Modern Oriented

text: Well written; well edited; good, varied articles; introduces the non-architect to the pros of the the period.  Having said all the good stuff, I first took the subscription believing it to be geared toward mid-century modern.  This is not the case.<br />As re my subscription--which I got directly from Dwell's website--there was an automatic renewal clause in the fine print.  To opt out of this, one had to notify Dwell in writing.


title: Too much work to eat well

text: The pictures of the meals looked really good and made me hungry but the effort to make them was too much for me (special ingredients, processes, equipment, time, etc...).  Now, I need to figure out how to ensure my subscription is not renewed automatically.


title: Info on just about all cars.

text: My husband is so happy to see the magazine once again.


title: Four Stars

text: I have always liked this magazine.thought I should subscribe again.


title: Great information for any horse owner!

text: I work in the publishing industry and am always skeptical about bias towards advertisers in any publication.  Horse Journal has completely removed that from the equation and offers wonderful, unbiased information that is helpful for any level of horse owner.  I read it cover to cover each month.  They give wonderful and explanatory product reviews and great articles about basic horse care from bedding to veterinary care.  If you only receive 1 horse publication, this should be it!


title: Incredible Magazine

text: I loved this Magazine,


title: Best Southern Recipes!

text: One of the best magazines published today! Best recipes!


title: This ain't your grandfather's Field & Stream

text: It's gotten a bit political.  A lot of really silly, contrived polls and articles and not as many field stories.  The field tests are decent and when they do actual field stories, you get the feel of what the magazine is supposed to be.  Cut the fuzzy bunny environmentalism and stick to what you're good at.


title: First magazine 5 months late and terrible service!

text: I had ordered a one year subscription in November 2013 which I intended to be a Christmas present for my little cousin.  After ordering, I was told that the first issue wouldn't be delivered until January 2014.  I was a little irritated by the fact that they didn't tell me until after I had already ordered it but, whatever, January is still fine.  Well, it's now April 2014 and I called my aunt to see how my cousin was liking the magazine and I found out that they hadn't even received one yet!  I never received anything from the publisher letting me know that the subscription was delayed another 4 months and I had to contact them through Amazon before they did anything about it!  I'm not one to expect more than I paid for but, after contacting them, the only thing they "gave" me was to extend my subscription three issues.  That's the three issues that they never sent me in the first place!  I will not be renewing my subscription and will never do anything with this publisher again!


title: More Of A General Overview Of A Topic Than In-Depth

text: Had really high hopes for this magazine as I have subscribed to Nat Geo for many years now and overall I was disappointed with it.  The articles are ok as they are just a general overview of something in history.  I thought they would be more in-depth and longer like Nat Geo is but they fell short of those expectations.  Once my subscription runs out in November I will not be renewing because for the higher price of this bi-monthly magazine I do not think it lives up to the cost.  Not bad just not really good.


title: Smart Magazine That Is Great Quality

text: Have had a subscription for over 5 years now and really enjoy this magazine.  Quality article subjects and very well written.  The price is amazing also.  If you want a smart magazine that will entertain and educate this is a good choice.


title: Classic Magazine That Is High Quality Still

text: Been getting this magazine for over 5 years and I really enjoy it.  The photography is excellent (something they have long been know for), their choice of article subjects covers science, the environment, and history, plus everything they cover is well-written and in-depth.  Getting the subscription is a much better price than off the newsstand so I would recommend saving the cash and subscribing.  With my subscription I also got access to the online Nat Geo and that has all the back issues, documentaries, and extra articles.  Very good deal for a very good product.


title: One Star

text: Wife did not enjoy the magazine


title: Id like my money

text: I made this purchase on Sept 10 and have only received 2 issued. Id like my money back


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine. The coupons inside pay for the magazine. Yeah


title: Five Stars

text: Cool magazine, wanted to see what it was about. Subscribed for one year, it was neat.


title: Only high end items reviewed, horrible billing practices

text: Most of the products review now  such as electronics  are for only "higher end" products... they seldome include quality "lower price" items  They  have become a magazine not for the middle or lower class people  who dont need high end items.  Their billing practices are confusing.  I cant pay my bill online.  You have to pay extra for the online magazine.  While they claim to  be making the world a better place ,  why pay for "lab results"  when "real people"  feedback is so easily available.  Save reading consumer reports for your dentist's waiting room.


title: The best paper that comes in the door.

text:
This is the best of all papers. I have subscribed for the last few decades, and along with a few other periodicals, LRB is an important in-depth read to help one develop some understanding on a wide variety of subjects like literature, natural science, political science, social science, history, poetry, the arts, biography...

I see some people try to label the LRB as “left-wing” but this is truly a superficial and incorrect assessment and shows a complete lack of understanding of the depth and richness of the LRB subject matter.

Along with NYRB, the LRB is an excellent guide for further buying/reading books on particular subjects of interest. Although not all content is book reviews.  Many articles are as long as a short story, so this paper is for real readers.


title: Living the life

text: Overall the magazine is pretty good. Easy reading. Gives me something to do for about 15 min's a month. Came during the time advertised.


title: Five Stars

text: A wealth of information. Don't expect frivolous photos- detailed descriptions and case studies.


title: Five Stars

text: My absolute favorite magazine! I delight in receiving this in my mailbox!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite gardening magazines!


title: Love this and truly learn every day!

text: Just perfect!


title: Four Stars

text: Good mag


title: Yessss

text: A single copy is over 7 when you get 3 months in the other 9 are free


title: harper, lets upgrade

text: 1 star, because we are sick of you, Kendall.


title: Good for south Arkansans too

text: My husband loves this - gift that keeps on giving.  Great magazine.  Thick.  I can't say anymore because I don't read it, but he loves it.


title: Great magazine, only sent bi-monthly though.

text: Great recipes for even a novice cook


title: very cute

text: the children enjoy it  this will probably be the last year  they are now old enough to move to the adult version


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Too Green

text: Better Homes and Gardens has recently started getting a little too Environmental for my taste.  If I wanted to know about all the lastest Green products and how to reduce my carbon footprint and all I would by a magazine about that.  I just want to know about garden layout, perennials, how to make tasty dinners and desserts, and decorating my house.  I am not going to be trading in my 77 cub cadet for an electric push mower any time soon.


title: Five Stars

text: Great!


title: No content

text: Not very many recipes, mostly pictures and advertisements. Not worth the $20 subscription.


title: Lacks interest for the educated reader

text: I am cancelling my subscription after one year.  I have subscribed before and cancelled before.  This time it is for good!  The book suggestions are for teenagers, the clothing suggestions are for 100 lb. waifs, and the advice section is completely unrealistic and frankly just juvenile.  I’m not sure what audience Real Simple is trying to target.  For example:  No twenty something can afford $300 shoes.  Goodbye!


title: My wife enjoyed your magazine

text: The health tips


title: Avid collector

text: A gift for my husband...  He absolutely loves this magazine!!


title: Not worth it

text: Just a bunch of marketing trying to get you to purchase a bunch of toys. Articles are too short and it should have more on fitness.


title: These Are A Favorite In My Family!

text: I had recieved these when I was a kid a few years back and the three of us older ones enjoy them when we were little. Reading all the weird and cool facts they always were filled with was fun. Surprising our parents with fun facts they never heard of. Or the kids little comics were always fun to read. Reading about certain animals each month was fun to. I would say National Geographic is awesome, when it comes to reading and learning for younger ages they know how to make it fun and enjoyable for them. If you want your kids to learn more about earth and it's wildlife in a short simple way these are good for that. Or it can be simply something that they get as a surprise in the mail once a month. I have four more siblings from ages 8-12 right now and they love reading them. Kids don't get much in the mail so when they do it sure can make their day.


title: magazine

text: not as great of a magazine as I thought it would be. thought it would have more things to make. pretty boring


title: House Beautiful

text: A great magazine.  Beautiful pictures and well written articles.


title: Veranda Magazine

text: This is a very nice publication.  Lot's of ideas shared.


title: Great magazine

text: Love Architectural Digest.


title: They always have at least 3 things I want to make!

text: I am young and rather picky, but I can always find something to please my eye and needle wtih this magazine.  The clothing patterns don't look hideous and boxy.  I think that Interweave does a good job with it's offerings.  I also like "Crochet Today!" by Future Publications.  I think that between the both of them I always have more that I want to do than I have time for.  IC is a magazine with a focus on patterns with a classic, but trendy and modern appeal.  CT! is a fun look at the possibilities of crochet (such as, amigurumi)and an updated twist on older patterns with modern appeal.  The two together give me so much to do that I never complete it all, but I love to look.  CT! has more small scale projects and IC has a larger selection of non-craft items.


title: Five Stars

text: The magazines arrive as promise and in a perfect condition


title: Typical Democratic Trash!

text: Was JUST going to order this for my son because I remember my brother loving these magazines until I see barf in a MAGA hat. How does shoving your political agenda down a child's throat sound for someone who loves our country? LAME. Will never be purchasing MAD.


title: Nikon and Canon Magazine.....

text:
I subscribe to this magazine.....Its good skimming through type of stuff.
Everynow and then a helpful article comes along.  Mostly, its always about Canon and Nikon, with press releases included for other manufacturers.
I just renewed, for the heck of it, but it is just recycled articles from the previous year, i.e. a review of last year's replacement rebel, etc.  I liked it better when they had articles like day in the life of a paparazzo, a playboy photographer, NFL photographer, etc.
Even the shooter of the year is online.
This mag has a shelf life of about 2 more years before its all digital.
Shutterbug blows it away.


title: LOTTA ads.Few realistic projects

text: price was right I guess, articles just the right length for a short stay in the little room


title: Just say no to automatic renewals!

text: I will not subscribe to ANYTHING that has automatic renewals.


title: I've been a subscriber since high school.

text: and back then Thurber and White were still contributing. I enjoy it as much today -- maybe even more.


title: Great magazine.  Terrible customer service from the publisher (Conde Nast).

text: Great magazine.  I've been reading in for more than 50 years.  However, I've had dreadful experiences with Conde Nast's subscription department, which is the reason I've been subscribing through Amazon.  A few weeks ago they were four or five days late in sending out the digital version which Amazon finally got resolved.  Numerous other problems including other magazines from the same publisher.


title: great

text: great


title: Cosa facil

text: Buenas ideas para trabajar


title: Great magazines

text: The magazine is very good and I am very impressed with all of the articles.


title: Great Magazine

text: Love this magazine. It contains lots of helpful and useful information and good pictures to show the process.  I look forward to it arriving in the mail each month.


title: Great magazine

text: I didn't think I was going to like this magazine as much as I do. It's got great articles. Informative and interesting.


title: Great Magazine!

text: Beautiful editorials accompanied by interesting articles on fashion, beauty, pop culture, current events and much more. A perfect partner when traveling. And the Amazon deals price is amazing.


title: A must for anyone who cooks at home

text: This is a great magazine!! Filled with great recipes. Cooking techniques and explanations. Ends with product reviews for the home cook. Found some magazines seem to go towards trained or advanced cooks where this one is made for the rest of us.


title: Love the recipes

text: I love the recipes and articles but seems like a lot of advertisement throughout the issue.


title: One Star

text: Have not received one yet. It has now been over a year, and still have not received anything on this. Supposed to be print + kindle. But here I am with no print, and no digital subscriptions. It is a pity that they do not fulfill their orders. I can tell you this one one subscription that I will never try again, and will also advise people I know to avoid it as well.


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine with lots of info on blade steels on old and new knives. Also if you are into custom knives.


title: Five Stars

text: Good subjects in every issue


title: Accountability

text: Thanks and Keep it Up, Thanks


title: Five Stars

text: That's Great


title: Good magazine

text: Great rider experiences.


title: Motorcycle Classics

text: Great mag on older bikes


title: Good magazine

text: If you like reading about new technology this is a good magazine to read. Not to many advertisements.


title: Just Okay

text: We thought this subscription would provide us with more educational information, less fluff. Pictures are nice.


title: Wonderful magazine

text: I, too, was very pleased with the format of the magazine. They provide a sort of table of contents with all the recipes laid out with thumbnail pictures of each dish and page numbers so they're easy to find within the magazine (I hate doing that "what page was that on" hassle).<br />Aside from the fact that I haven't received my new issue yet, I loved every recipe I tried out of this magazine (and I've tried several. In the premire issue, I thought the maple lager chicken was amazing, as well as the pumpkin pie pictured on the cover). If you love the food network, you'll probably enjoy this magazine. The articles are fun, the products are inventive and the recipes are wonderful!


title: Booklet rather than Magazine

text:
I got this for my husband for Christmas because it was on sale and had reviews.  Honestly I have been disappointed and am glad I didnt pay full price.  It is a very slim magazine with relatively little information.  I would classify it more of a booklet then magazine.

**UPDATE** We got a new issue and it had a lot more content.  Definitely appreciate this magazine more.


title: Interesting and helpful

text: I bought this for my sister and husband, and she is growing plants in the heat of the Phoenix desert and thinks this is a great magazine.


title: Atlantic Magazine

text: This is a great gift for family or friends who have an interest in what is going on in the world.  We've received many heart-felt responses from those who have enjoyed the first issue.  Buying it through Amazon is another advantage if it is a last minute thought.


title: Five Stars

text: excellent ideas.


title: good golf

text: gift for son.  he looks forward to its arrival


title: Great Magazine

text: this is renewed subscription.  Yankee  is a wonderful magazine of New England.  look forward to each copy.  I have finally gotten used to the larger size!


title: Five Stars

text: Great ideas for beach homes and gardens


title: Fantasy Life Decorating

text: I just got the Nov. /Dec. issue.  There wasn't a single holiday decorating article!!!  I waited patiently for this magazine hoping to get some ideas for my holiday home decor.  Instead, the entire magazine is devoted to stuffy antiques and wallpaper.  But I admit that some of decor in the featured older homes is straight out of an English fantasy.  Some of the rooms would be appropriate for a castle.  But not an American new build.


title: Like a little kid when I see it in my mailbox, can't wait to turn the pages.

text: I love this magazine


title: Magazines.

text: It is what it is.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Helpful ideas

text: Plenty of ideas


title: Well written!

text: An excellent mag for the DIY person.  Always has a wide variety of articles on jobs, repairs and projects  for around the house and yard.  Many outstanding tips on tools and techniques!<br />I instantly renewed my subscription and was able to send out two free subscriptions as gifts.


title: Three Stars

text: good


title: I don't like it

text: won't subscribe again


title: Best gift ever!

text: My sister has everything, and I always struggled finding the "perfect gift" for her. Not anymore! She loves getting her "Good Housekeeping" in the mail, and now she doesn't have to wait until the magazine hits the newsstand before she buys it. Thanks, "Good Housekeeping!"


title: Great service!

text: This subscription was a gift. The first magazine arrived shortly after placing the order. Thanks!


title: Five Stars

text: great details about various models every month


title: Five Stars

text: Loved this magazine. It had a lot of good solid information for beginner gardeners.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the publication.


title: I have renewed 6 times!

text: Some really great ideas in every issue. I really enjoy this magazine and so nice to have a magazine in hand for me. I hope they are always around in paper format.


title: Quality Magazine! I take away something each publishing

text: Love this magazine. Comes on quality paper and ink. So many mags are now made out of almost tissue paper that the pages don’t even turn right, but not this one. From every one of their magazines I take some helpful idea or thought. I like the Your Words and Real Simplifier sections. I am not annoyed by the ads, doesn’t seem like too many.


title: Magazine Never Shipped, Can't Reach Customer Service

text: I ordered Grazia magazine in February, I paid $365.68 for it. It is a fabulous magazine, but my local smoke shop doesn't carry it any more. It was suppose to be shipped in April. No magazine. I called Amazon Customer Service since I bought it through Amazon. It turns out there was a third party vendor, Magazine Express Inc. I can't reach them and NO ONE knows what happened to my subscription. I am trying to get a refund. Do not order this magazine through Amazon, you'll never see it.


title: Good as ever!

text: This magazine is a classic! Beautiful pics, good recipes. I've loved it for years and it's my favorite


title: 1 star is too high of a rating for this magazine... never got it!!

text: I ordered this as a gift and my recipient has never gotten this magazine. It's been over 3 months. My correspondence with the publisher has been a joke. You never talk to anyone, its all email. They claim they resend it but it never comes. Terrible customer service and I regret ordering anything from them. Waiting for them to refund my money now. I'm sure I will be waiting awhile. Stay away from this subscription!


title: Practical

text: It's really good to have acess in  my iPad, so I can take a peak in any place, like waiting room in the dentist office.


title: Food Network Magazine

text: I’m an old fashioned type cook. Most of the recipes include ingredients that I don’t normally keep on hand.


title: Good content.

text: Love this magazine! I just hate how long it takes to mail me one. In this digital age, you’ve got to have a faster turn around process than 8 weeks.


title: It’s no longer in print, don’t subscribe or you’ll get nothing

text: I always enjoyed this great magazine, which I’d say is the best Okinawan fighting arts magazine in print, or at least used to be.  I subscribed for a year and got two issues for the full price, and Amazon didn’t bother refunding subscribers for the issues they didn’t print.  Five stars for an excellent product, minus three for the missing issues.


They have the best recipes and tips in Cuisine. I give subscriptions as gifts to my family and friends.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Perfect transaction

text: Good magazine


title: Never Fullfilled

text: This would have been great had my grandson received it.  This subscription has never been fulfilled.  Very disappointed. Will never order Focus on the Family magazines again.


title: Love it

text: Great recipes, good articles. Sticking with it. Love it, always gives me ideas, love hearing where it comes from.


title: We received just 2 issues, then nothing

text: We received a couple of issues and then nothing after that.


title: Long

text: Not very long need more everything


title: My fav magazine

text: Really enjoy reading RD


title: Twins approve

text: Great kids sports magazine.


title: Too much woo

text: Really bad magazine. I'm a big fan of rationality and reality, so when I saw that Experience Life had hired Vani Hari to pose for their cover, I had a general idea of what this magazine promotes - misinformation. Not to mention a huge lack of knowledgable, respectable research, followed by false information backed by a person who shuts out anyone who so much as questions her authority. Anything other than utter adoration is considered an insult and instantly labels you as a paid off shill employee of Monsanto spreading "Lies and deceit." Vain Hair, or Food Babe, needs to be thoroughly dethroned.


title: Damaged upon receipt

text: Magazine content good, however magazine was not mailed in a cover and the cover was torn in three spots. Very disappointed. Magazine is not cheap and mailing cover should be provided.


title: Love it!

text: Good magazine to have, full of informative and useful tips and information. Worth the money spent


title: Auto-renewal at almost double the Amazon price/no way to contact

text:
Originally subscribed directly with Hearst. Their Continuous Services Program guarantees automatic renewal at the lowest rate. Well I just received a bill for $21.97 FOR ONE YEAR. The Amazon renewal price is $12.00.  Unfortunately I had already submitted a credit card payment for the higher amount. I went to their Customer Service Center on the website and there is no way to contact them regarding this problem. I am tempted to cancel my subscription in order to be able to take advantage of the Amazon rate; but I see too many reviews where the cancellation didn't happen. What kind of publisher has no way to send an email to customer service???

HEARST PUBLISHING IF YOU READ THESE REVIEWS PLEASE ENABLE YOUR WEBSITE FOR EMAIL CONTACT WITH CUSTOMER SERVICE. IF YOU WANT TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS DIRECTLY, MY ACCOUNT NUMBER IS 644602559.


title: OK magazine

text: It's nice, but too many ads.


title: Five Stars

text: Still the standard


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: Not worth it

text: I bought this magazine because I am an avid coupon clipper, and I thought I would love a magazine devoted to coupons.  Unfortunately, it did not live up to  my expectations. I rarely find useful articles or recipes or even tips in this magazine and there are far fewer coupons than I thought there would be.


title: Excellent magazine

text: This is one of the best travel magazines around. Definitely a must read every month


title: Enjoyable magazine

text: Looking forward to reading it


title: Prefer Old Format

text: This used to be a thicker magazine with more pictures.  I bought it for the fashion, hair, makeup, etc, without it being too over the top (like Vogue).  If I wanted to read something more serious, there are plenty of other magazines out there. This magazine is now somewhere in between - not enough fashion and not intellectual enough.


title: Better homes and Gardens magazine

text: I have always enjoyed reading my better homes and Gardens magazine for ideas of what to do or what is coming up for an idea to try!


title: Good housekeeping magazine

text: I have always enjoyed the good housekeeping  magazine and I will renew it when the time comes


title: LOVE IT!

text: So i thought i check out teen vouge since kirsten stweart was on the cover so i bought one and i LOVE IT! it gives you news about celebs fashion help i am not rich no i can not afford alot of the clouthes in there. pretty much well none. but, it does give you ideas of how to do your closet in difernt ways and explore. buy it for any girl age 11-16.


title: Seems to enjoy the quizzes too

text: My daughter really enjoys this magazine. She has been trying out the hairstyles. Seems to enjoy the quizzes too.


title: Four Stars

text: I think I've aged out of this magazine.  I have no interest in pages of expensive Halloween decorations.


title: Love it!

text: Love this magazine!


title: Fluff, limited fitness

text: Arrived much earlier than projected. As others have noted there are many ads, not much indepth content. It's mostly fluffy, easy reads. It lacks in fitness tips etc. Not sure I will renew.


title: Backpacker Review

text: Love the magazine, could go without the gear guide.  It took a long time to get the first one, but after that it was pretty regular.  Love the local trips they offer!


title: Five Stars

text: one of our favorite subscriptions


title: Quality gone

text: I loved Birds & Blooms in the past when the magazine came out printed on the quality paper.  I haven't seen one for years since my mother who is the one who ordered them passed away  The pictures seemed to just jump out at you. I decided to order a year subscription for my boyfriend and I both appreciate flowers and birds.  I was highly disappointed when I received  my first copy.  Quality gone and all the ads!


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine if you own farm prperty


title: Print is dead

text: This magazine order took a really really really long time to start showing up at my door. I've gotten two issues so far and the games on the CD are not anything you would ever be interested in and you can get better demos instantly through XBOX live anyway. The articles aren't that great and usually all things you already know about future games from reading websites on the internet. XBOX live has great video reviews too that by the time you get this mailed to you is all old news. Basically I was hoping that to compensate for the fact that they are mailing you something vs. instant info you get online they would have exclusive content, especially on the CD, but that's not the case.


title: Just ok

text: I really don't find anything interesting to read.


title: Great gift idea!

text: Was a Christmas gift for my sister.


title: Great gift idea!

text: Purchased as a Christmas gift for my daughter. She loved it.


title: Wanderlust!

text: I love this magazine. It gives me great ideas for new places to travel, even if I can't always afford them. :-)


title: Very cute magazine, but not for my kid

text:
My daughter is 2.5 and we have been getting Zootles for about half a year or more.  I'm not very excited about this magazine:

1.  It is limited to 10 pages or so and comes only once a month!
2.  More than half of the magazine is drawn, which is a negative to us since my daughter prefers real life photos to drawings.
3.  Not very well organized, really hard to concentrate on anything when you get to a page.

One good aspect of it is that there are no advertisements, but now that I have this magazine, I would rather have the ads and rip them out before giving the mag to my daughter, than settle for something that is bellow my expectations in content.


title: This new direction Wired is on...it's terrible.

text:
I subscribed mid-October, 2020 to Wired Magazine...the physical, tangible, real Magazine with simultaneous digital delivery (& many others did too it seems). BUT! I have no access to anything digital whatsoever, & I have received one (*Update: It is now two!) issue(s)...the February, 2021 issue pictured above (and the March, 2021 issue as well!).

But, HEY! I do have my one sweet copy in hand (*Update! ...Make that two sweet copies; one for each hand!!!) ...after 3–4+ months now! And, quickly scanning through the Tech News Magazine, I noticed the format changed!  There are no articles. Instead, it's all prose; one long story written as a fictional narrative, in a near-future fantasy that takes place entirely in a hypothetical world...& that I have no interest in reading at all...

I don't know what happened to Wired! This is a rather bold (NOT in a good way) and bizarre change across nearly all aspects of a fairly well known magazine (and I say "nearly" only because the title didn't change; i.e., technically, not a change across ALL aspects! It is, after all, still "Wired"...).

I'd say, IF you find Oprah Winfrey's Book of the Month Club just too demanding...and wished she would instead strictly select (very) short novellas, ...and maybe add in a little more "techno-futuristic meets Dungeons & Dragons" fan fiction every once in a while, ...and definitely axe the post-read discussion because, frankly, you only have time to hear just one point of view—your own! Or, more aptly, your own...that is itself a misinterpretation of Oprah's point of view! (Oprah has her share of political detractors, ...but no one can claim she doesn't understand the point of a book club!)...

IF all that sounds like it's just what you've been looking for, THEN this new Wired is probably for you. AND IF it does not... THEN this new Wired is probably not for you...and you would be well advised to avoid...at least for the foreseeable future.

*And as an update for my 2nd Wired...Yikes! ...Well, the format has shifted again, adding some articles back into the magazine... However, what I have read in this issue, I am deeply disturbed. They added in a piece from the former Editor of Wired, and that's good; however, the two stories flanking front & back of that story are extremist agenda driven. The first piece is a blatant attempt at subversion...I guess I didn't see that one coming?! BUT! It is in the "story." ...It fails early into the piece for a multitude of reasons, but the objective is obvious...and it is not gun control; subversion is not the tool to get that done! And the final piece galvanizes the first...and the magazine as a whole...as overt subversion.

And! I paid $5 for poorly written subversion...(?)! Wired is a bonafide total rip-off!


title: Liked it

text: Bought for granddaughter.


title: Five Stars

text: Oprah is always trying to make sure your a better person Love it. the price is nice also


title: Excellent!

text: My husband plays the bass . A good magazine  to have


title: Fantastic Magazine for Successful Entrepreneurs

text: I love this magazine!  It is so inspirational. As a preneuress, I enjoy reading articles on current trends.


title: I absolutely hate this magazine!

text: I thought this magazine would help steer me towards some great shopping tips and bargains.  Boy, was I wrong!  98% of the items shown are expensive, so if you're a bargain hunter like myself, don't waste your time with this magazine.  The articles are boring and most of the outfits showcased would look silly on the average woman.  I think this is probably the worst magazine I've ever purchased!


title: Not Much of a Magazine

text: This magazine is very thin and overall quite a disappointment.  Just not much to it.


title: Great for friends

text: I ordered this for a friend.  He began receiving it quickly and I'm surprised at how happy he is with it.


title: I probably don't need it

text: Once in a while there will be an article that interest me. It does have some nice photos though. It's ok


title: Good read!

text: I enjoy reading a verity of authors and Fantasy & Science Fiction fills this desire.  The stories aren't too long (though I really like long stories too) but are nicely insightful.  Great for reading to fill the gaps in your time.


title: Great Deal

text: You just can't beat a $5 year subscription to Popular Science that Automatically Renews.  The first issue came relatively timely (just over a month after ordering).  I haven't yet experienced the Auto Renewal, but hopefully they just charge my credit card and keep them coming.  Overall, I completely satisfied!


title: Not given to recipient

text: This was delivered to a correctional facility and would not allow inmate to receive because of an article to do with knot tying a swing.


title: no duplicates please

text: I like the convenience that automatic renewals give but an automatic renewal should continue the magazine subscription.  An automatic renewal should eliminate the possibility of duplicate magazines.  I received 2 copies of the November issue.  This is a waste of the consumer's money.


title: Helpful

text: Love this magazine! I wish I would have discovered it sooner. I love the helpful tips and the fact that this periodical makes my life better.


title: Great information!!

text: Love this magazine!


title: Great magazine, wonderful photos

text: If you've ever tried to photograph a bird, you know how difficult it can be to get that one good shot.  This magazine is loaded with them!  I truly admire the abilities of the photographers who contribute to the magazine.  Very nice!


title: Pain Free Living

text: The first magazine was great - useful information.  Didn't receive any more issues!  Didn't let Amazon know - my fault.  I had other more important medical issues to deal with.


title: Fee your thinking brain.. get this mag.  enjoy.

text: Great mag.  Always been a fan.  actually stays relevant most of the time.  Has about as many actual articles as it does advertisements which is rare in magazines these days.


title: not simple

text:
I let my subscription run out because all the inserts and promos drove me crazy. In 2008, spurred by a "renew your subscription now and get two years for the price of one", I "accidently" sent in two checks, one in June and one in September, the latter to take advantage of the offer, having forgotten I had sent a check in the spring. Inquiring about the two checks and where they had gone and what they had bought me was a nightmare, but the emerging message was that I'd be getting the magazine in my mailbox until 2011, 'no worries.

Well, in 2010, "it" ran out, and I waited it out, to see if the 2011 tag'on would materialize. It never did. Then "Pouf", another phone call to headquarters reveals that they could only trace the September 08 check, which explained why my subscription ran out two years later(?) and I'd need to send proof of the June 08 check. I dug through the records, found all the supportive evidence, sent it in, and then a giant silence for two months, until I called HQ, that is: It's now mid'November, and I get a new twist to the story. HQ tells me that "oh yeah," they do have records for both '08 checks, always had: Each bought me one year, hence the 2010 cut'off.  My head was spinning! And then, while I'm still "being set straight" by the new assertion, the Fourth Voice that day tries to sell me other magazines. Because that's business, and that's what they do. Business as usual, tailored for one neatly categorized subgroup of the greater public, who, with the catchy "real simple" promise, wont suspect it's just another pig wearing lipstick.

So some advice, straight from my mother's playbook: Track your checks, keep copies of everything, and learn to write off $24.00 once in awhile. But I'm already fretting about the things that really matter in my life, such a responsability already, why add more to the pile?  The check'out stand it is. Less monthly clutter, more decisive choices, the thrill of an occasional guilty pleasure, and the price, up front, so I always know where I stand.


title: ehh

text: NOt what I was into but they did honor the cancel at anytime.


title: Few articles among all the ads

text: Too many ads like a seller's brochure..too bad


title: Dwell

text: I would be happy to give a better review if the magazine had ever arrived. I am still waiting.


title: DOn't know yet!

text: I ordered this magazine for my daughter for Christmas and then I got reading that it wouldn't be deliver until April.  That is along time for a magazine.  I don't think I will order magazines from amazon again


title: Current Science, and opinion based on science

text: Every month I look forward to my PopSci.  It is required reading whether I have time to read it or don't do something I'm supposed to be doing to read it.


title: convenience and price

text: My father really enjoys his magazine subscription and I really enjoy the cost thru amazon.


title: Indispensable

text: Indispensable!!


title: One of my favorite magazines

text: Always find lots of fun things to do in Southern California and future places to visit.  Great recipes to try too.


title: Very Disappointed

text: If I could I would rate this no stars. I had ordered this magazine subscription in December 2010 as a Christmas gift and never had received it and it is now May. I did call and talk to Amazon and they contacted the company that owns the magazine and still no magazine in the mail. Very disappointed with the service on the magazines end at trying to get this magazine subscription and ended up being a very late non-exsistent Christmas gift. I am getting a refund.


title: A magazine that will make you look like a pro

text: One of my favorite magazines. The recipes are amazing. I'm an above average Baker. I also bought this for my Daughter. She gets rave reviews from what she bakes


title: Great husband gift!

text: My husband loves this magazine! Practical and full of great tips and ideas


title: Amazon Subscription Price

text: The magazine is great - this price is not.  I got an email from amazon that read: "As someone who has recently bought a book on art, you might like to know you can now save up to 65% on art magazines at Amazon.com." It implies a SPECIAL saving.  In fact, this is HOW's regular subscription price.


This is a FANTASTIC magazine!  Gorgeous slick-paper photographs; easy to understand reviews; packed with information.  A real fascinating education.  Tells about the Reviewers, which is a nice touch.  I find it hard to lay aside, it is THAT fascinating to read and look at.  I'm recommending this to friends and family alike!  Excellent!  It comes out four times a year!  Well worth the price!


title: Disappointment

text: Don't waste your money if you're in the US.


title: I enjoy this magazine

text: I enjoy this magazine.


title: Easyriders review

text: This is a great magazine for anyone who is seriously into motorcycling and the "biker lifestyle".  It covers many great articles showing and reviewing some of the best customs out there, not to mention they cover the standard factory bikes to, including classics.  Oh yeah, and the babes aren't bad either!


title: Every few issues has something interesting...

text: I signed up last year for a free subscription I found on the web. Not bad for free, but I did not renew the subscription (I would have to pay this time). The magazine was ok, but really only had interesting items every few issues.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, my kids love it and reread it often.


title: you could do worse than the Register

text: If you're looking for Catholic publication where most of the writing is screened through a hard-right, ultra-conservative, "Republican party = authentic Catholic teaching" filter, you could do worse than the Register. Their presentation of Catholicism is about as authentic as Donald Trump's hair, but if you're part of the audience that just likes having red meat thrown to it rather than being challenged to think deeper, and if you prefer discussions that consist mainly of talking points rather than using actual thoughts and arguments, welcome home.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful magazine and fast shipping


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine and fast shipping!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Deceptive but not horrible

text:
Calling this magazine "wired" or "a tech magazine" is false. While most of the articles cover things about tech and are very well written. The tech subject is very minimal in this magazine. I have been trying to find articles that I have interest in with a years subscription. I found one that met my interest. I forced myself to read other articles.

This magazine is kinda like a cross between a tech and pop culture magazine. It covers stories about people involved with technology more than technology itself.


title: was a gift

text: This was a gift for g'daughters who dream of travel thru out the world..they tell me the pictures are outstanding and they share them with friends and their teachers love the magazine...It is National Geo  gotta be good


title: All You

text: My favorite magazine.  Well worth it! The coupons alone make it worth the purchase price.  The articles are written for real people.


title: Similar to others; nothing spectacular

text: I love magazines but there was nothing spectacular about this magazine. Definitely don't need to get similar titles by the same publisher because they are exactly the same.


title: Great for retirement focused

text: I like the magazine. It gives great information and recommendations on stocks, mutual funds and ETFs. I have used information for making short and long investments. I also like other financial planning topics. I am a mid 30s male if that helps.


title: Great price for my wife.

text: My wife's subscription to TV Guide was about to expire when she found this one here on Amazon. The price and subscription length were great, so we got it. She was very happy.


title: Warning: They will send you back issues you may not want

text:
Okay, the magazine itself is great.  But be warned: when you order it, you will receive several back issues that you may very well already have purchased.  I ordered it and received the new March issue plus the old January and February issues that I already have.  I'll try to call them tomorrow to fix it, but what a pain.  I would guess it is because they have lots of old unsold issues lying around anyway.

National Geographic has a great magazine and some good documentaries, but their business side is awful.  Such a stupid move to send me old issues.  It just makes me really dislike the whole thing.


title: Oprah - Nobody Cares!

text: Nobody Cares!  Oprah Old News!


title: Great magazine

text: Im own a Cessna 421. There are many great articles in this magazine. Love it when it comes in the mail.


title: Love it!

text: Look foward to this every month.  There's always helpful tips and toddler-friendly healthy recipes.  There's also usually a toddler activity too!  This month we got to do a picture search for a Christmas tree and other winter-time objects. Great magazine, and a great price too!


title: Very well written

text: I think the magazine articles are well written and timely.  However, I will not renew this publication again.  For some reason like the mainstream media they to a smaller extent seem to rag all the time on President Trump.  It almost seems if they have a thing against him as it is prevelent and constant rather than nutral


title: Worth the price!

text: My nephew literally sleeps with these. The glee he gets running to look for them in the mail is more than worth the price to me! They have encouraged him to learn to read at an excel erased rate and have great activities that grow in challenge for him as well. Very good product for any Thomas loving kiddo!


title: A happy wife is a happy house.

text: This subscription is my wife's and she loves this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Subscription manager is easy to use.


title: Five Stars

text: I like having all of our magazine subscriptions in one place.


title: The best bodybuilding magazine out there!!

text: I have purchased this mag. on the news stand for a long time, it is one of the best in this categorie, But amazons price was so good I finally bought a subscription!!


title: Don't waste your money

text: All ads no content


title: Not what I expected

text: I wanted a magazine for design ideas, not one that tries to sell items by stuffing them in a room together


title: Best deal in town.

text: I ordered this for my 14 yr old granddaughter.  She loves this magazine and was very happy to hear it is a two year subscription. I got Extra hugs & kisses...


title: Great Magazine

text: I love this magazine with traditional decorating. There are a lot of ads but the ads are actually good source


title: Stop sending this trash to people

text: Horrible mag. I’m so upset that it’s found it’s way to my door. Amazon shouldn’t do this to people Un such a sneaky way. Our family detests this mag..


title: Just Not Worth the Money

text: i've subscribed to Blade, off and on, for years.  I'm a knife user and collector, mostly focused on handmade pieces.  Blade has, imo, a few problems:  it's thin -- just not much to it; the articles aren't particularly interesting -- almost as though they focus on advertisers;  way too much in the way of low-end knives that may  have their appeal to some users, but probably not for serious collectors or users.  i'm hoping the recent change in ownership results in a hard look at quality.  if that happens, i'll subscribe again.


title: HGTV is superb!

text: This magazine smacks of all the things I love to see and read about: Color, organization and new ideas in decorating. OK, so not all the decorating ideas are "new," but the format of the magazine lends itself to comprehension. Hooray! For those of us "wannabe" interior decorators, this is the new bible.


title: Not like the old Taste of Home

text: Good recipes. I wish there were less “trendy” food recipes like “food bowls” and stick to good Midwest comfort food that they used to have in the past. Give me a casserole and Mom’s Best recipes pages again.


title: Okay for the money

text: I wish the publication had more patterns in it and that they were more appealing to inspire me. A good one but not fantastic.


title: Finally,  real, unbiased journalism

text: I have had it with conservative verses liberal news reporting.  I have always trusted The Economist to provide good journalism without a bias towards one side or another.  I have not been disappointed.


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine for the over 40 women.


title: Five Stars

text: Great design magazine.  I love interior design magazines, and this is probably my second favorite.  Great references and ideas.


This is the best interior design magazine around.  It's expensive to get it from the UK, but it's totally worth it.  It's a feast for the senses!


title: Great value for a magazine subscription

text: A friend had given me her copy to read, and I found so many coupons that I wanted to use, I had to get my own<br />subscription.  It has paid for itself many times over in my first year of subscribing.


title: Five Stars

text: Simply the best design mag around.  Worth the int'l costs.


title: Great

text: Geat


title: Great

text: Great


title: Great Magazine!

text: It took a very short time to get my subscription started, over a month before the expected ship date.  So pleased with the product and at an excellent price.  Amazon had the best price anywhere.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Nice magazine

text: I like it. It's not full of ads . Lots of good articles to read.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love getting idea’s for decorating from this mag.


title: Product information

text: Love all the information