title: Seriously disappointed.

text: I ordered this subscription as a gift.  The first issue should have been delivered in June.  We heard nothing from them, so I had to contact Amazon in late September.  I was told that the July/August issue had production problems, and was never sent out.  My gift should arrive by mid-October---the September issue!!!  This is the worst gift I ever gave. And no response or notification from the publisher!  Zero stars.


title: Fake news

text: So left leaning it's unbelievable,  talk about Fake news!!


title: Great magazine with great ideas!

text: I really enjoy this magazine it is full of practical ideas that work!


title: The free app is just as helpful.

text: No sense in purchasing a service that is not any more helpful than the free app.


title: good stuff

text: we like its balance


title: Five Stars

text: Lovely pictures and fun recipes


title: Five Stars

text: So much funny that I have to read it over a course of days!


title: I really really love this newspaper

text: I'm already short on issue only a month in.  I really really love this newspaper, but sometimes the condition of it -- or its 'invisibility' make me crazy.  Is it all the post office!?


title: Magazine content and serice both great

text: Garden Design has a nice mix of high ideas and practical matters.  The subscription service is prompt and accurate.  It did not try to send me three months' worth of back issues and shorten my subscription, which sadly many publishers do.  Thank you, Garden Design staff!


title: Perennial favorite

text: This magazine is as close to the way things should be as is possible given the entirely enormous amount of variations in products, and the hundreds of thousands of types of products there are to be purchased.  And, even though they try to distance themselves from their founder Ralph Nadar for fear of looking political -- his sensibility, transparency, accountability, HONESTY shines through.


title: Who doesn't love a wedding?!

text: I love weddings and I love my subscription. .


title: Quilting for all !!

text: I always look forward to each issue, there seems to be something I want to try each magazine. I've been a subscriber for 20+ years! Call it an addiction.


title: Always a winner!

text: Always worth the money with ideas, patterns, news - even the advertisements are worthwhile!


title: Wonderful magazine

text: Country Living has been my favorite magazine for years. It is a beautiful publication with great decorating ideas, interesting columns about collecting and antiques, articles about restoring houses and excellent recipes. With some magazines there is a lot of flash and very little substance. Country Living is not like that. Each issue is of the highest quality. The pictures are gorgeous and plentiful, but the text is informative and detailed. Although there are a number of country homes featured, the term "country" is more of a feeling of warmth and home and family. This magazine embodies all of those things. You won't be disappointed with this one.


title: Five Stars

text: Great gift for my Dad.


title: Great magazine

text: This periodical is one of the best I have ever received. The articles are well thought out, and the photography is spectacular.


title: One Star

text: My kids did not find this magazine interesting. I didn't either


title: Great Gift

text: I bought this as a gift for my brother! He loved it, and it paid for itself...basically! Thanks Amazon!


title: It is great for you and great for others!

text: We have used this magazine over and over for ideas and solutions. The on-line website is also great! We have been getting it for years! It makes a great gift!


title: Five Stars

text: excellent publication!


title: Great Magazine with great content!

text:
I have been a reader of Real Simple magazine for years.
They have great practical advice and information as well as money saving and time saving tips.

The recipes are great too.  It's the first magazine (other than Southern Living) I've actually cooked anything out of.  I have also purchased items based off of their reviews.  I've had other magazine subscriptions that I end up with multiple issues stacked up somewhere that I've never cracked open.  This is the one magazine I always make a point to read, and I think that's because I have actually seen the "benefits" of reading it.


title: Very interesting!

text: I really enjoy reading this magazine! I find it very fascinating. I even read it cover to cover because the information is so interesting, and that rarely happens with a magazine for me.


title: My favorite

text:
Interweave Knits is my favorite knitting magazine.  But I am bias.  I love Vogue Knitting, too, but so many of the patterns in Vogue will only look good on a few women, but I do love the amount of accessories in Vogue.  Interweave, by contrast, is mostly large projects like tops, but they are designs that will be great for a variety of women.  I can find patterns for myself, my mom, my daughter, my friends, all in one magazine.

If you are looking for more classic styles, Interweave is the magazine you want.  If you want more fashion forward, Vogue is where it's at.

(Of course, Rowan beats them both if you can get your hands on it.  XD )


title: Great baby book

text: Nicely made. Sturdy baby likes.


title: Three Stars

text: SO many advertisements.


title: Great fun reading!

text: Great magazine for children of all ages! I read it with my Grandaughter!


title: Terrible two’s love this magazine.

text: Great activities, pictures and reading. Two year old loves it. Kudos!!!


title: Great magazine.

text: Purple sciences always been a really good magazine.


title: Boring mag

text: Boring mag


title: Interesting...

text: Nice magazine.Lots of tips.Good for DIYSers.


title: Nice

text: Always reliable


title: Good to read

text: Has some great tips on all different things that a person can do other than a company,


Absolutely a great magazine. Excellent for all level of cooks.  Incredible variety, and every single thing I've made from this book came out delicious.


title: gift

text: Great little book for kids.  The more they read, the more they learn


title: I have also found an annual subscription to be a pretty good Christmas/Birthday present.

text: So they know what I am talking about, when I say, "Say, did you see that article in National Geographic about ...,"


title: I didn't purchase this?

text: I'm sure this is a good value, but I never purchased this.


title: Not good deal.

text: Only got one magazine. Didn’t like layout.


title: Advertising overload

text: The homeless are better off than the ridiculous decor seen in this magazine


title: Four Stars

text: Looking forward the to the following issues.


title: My daughter loves this

text: My daughter has really enjoyed your magazine, the articles cover a lot of 1Direction, which is her favorite band of all.


title: better than computer for kids....

text: I love to get the kids reading whenever possible... so I love any written word that will hold their attention, this one does!


title: Get your kids to read the easy way ... great magazine

text: My grandson enjoys this monthly magazine gift


title: For all animal lovers

text: My granddaughter loves this magazine wonderful learning reading tool... since my granddaughter hates reading, this is one way to get her to read about animals she loves


title: Love it

text: Got this subscription for my boyfriend, he loved getting the magazines. I am going to reorder this magazine for him!


title: A great gift!

text: I ordered this magazine as a gift for a friend who used to read it years ago. He was excited to tell me how much he's enjoying the stories. I'm sure the outside corners of the pages will become well worn quickly.


title: Family Handyman a Great crafters home ideas magazine !!!

text: After reading some of its articles on Pinterest  decided to subscribe. Even better since receiving magazine. Great articles and ideas with easy instructions. Recommend it to any person interested in crafts !

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title: --You Can buy for less directly from Scientific American website

text:
Years ago Scientific American was virtually unintelligible except to experts in the particular fields.

In the last several years the articles, though still written by experts in their fields have been quite intelligible and clearly written.

Yes, a number of articles  have been on current "hot" topics  like racism, political polarization, or climate change.  But most articles are about cutting edges of biology, medicine, astronomy, etc.

I personally look forward to every issue.

But you can get a subscription for a lot less than the cost on Amazon.

As someone else wrote: I found a 12-month print+digital subscription on the ScientificAmerican web site for less. Search for "scientific american subscription deal".

.


title: Five Stars

text: "Reader's Digest" is one of my favorite magazines and I'm happy to have a subscription again.


title: Five Stars

text: awesome


title: Great magazine

text: My young daughter, now a teen, loves horses and really enjoys this magazine. We have subscribed for a few years now.


title: Not pleased!!

text: Did not tell me up front that it was an automatic renewal.  Not pleased!!!


title: ... you up front it was an auto renewal not happy

text: did not not you up front it was an auto renewal not happy


title: Good Sci Fi magazine

text: Magazine full of wonderful sci fi by both old and new authors.  It is printed on cheap paper and feels like the old real stuff.  I just wish the print was of a bit larger font.


title: Inspirational ideas

text: Great agazine


title: Beautiful magazine

text: I love this magazine. Great information. Can’t wait for another one to arrive


title: Star magazine is always weeks behind other Magazines breaking the ...

text: Star magazine is always weeks behind other Magazines breaking the news,<br />I cancel my subscription with this "old news" magazine


Entertaining magazine as usual.  I like it when they keep it scientific and professional.  However, since last year they have been a bit bias against our POTUS!  I don't read a science magazine to read about leftist viewpoints.  Keep it professional.


title: Great magazine- very educational!

text: All my kids LOVE this magazine- there is something for everyone (even I enjoy reading it and learning new things).Very educational and enteratining!  Will most likely renew our subscription when it is time!


title: Enjoyable magazine

text: I really enjoy this magazine, and drop everything when it arrives.  Montana has l-o-n-g winters, so a real treat when this magazine arrives.


title: Great product.

text: Wished they published MORE often!  Always great ideas!


title: Love this!

text: Always interesting.


title: Great product.

text: My grandchild especially loves the hidden pictures.


title: Yay

text: It’s 👍


title: My favorite magazine

text: I love this magazine. It has everything a woman could want career, fashion, sex, and current events. I still love other similar magazines but I love how this one is also socially conscious.


title: a quality magazine for watercolorists

text: a gift


title: Not what it used to be.

text: As a kid, I loved this magazine. Now, a print magazine is 1 or 2 articles, and way to many ads.<br />When you go back to how it used to be, and most of all, get back to an issue a month. This is the digital age, how hard is it to look up content.


title: Popular Photography

text: Great magazine.


title: Need to advertise something??? They will take you, step right up

text:
FH is a great magazine when it's mentioning something about... woodworking or repairing or something like that. When a magazine has 32 out of 92 pages dedicated to ads, not including quarter or half page ads, It gets 2 stars...

I didn't know FH was owned by the Big Pharmaceutical front called Reader's Digest, but they have drug ads in here too... I'll let my subscription run out


title: Need to know what's playing.  Best price available

text: great buy on an essential magazine for TV viewing.  I will auto-renew every year through Amazon.  Husband and I share it.


title: Five Stars

text: Good rag.


title: Five Stars

text: Pretty good magazine.


title: It's good, but there are even better alternatives

text: Money is the "brand name" financial magazine, but after trying both, I prefer Kiplinger's.  It's a less cluttered, more enjoyable to read, and costs less, yet the content is every bit as valuable.


title: Five Stars

text: Real food that is practical to fix and tasty too.


title: Fun magazine!

text: This is one of my favorite magazines. I live that it just gets delivered now. Great price as well.


title: Great magazine

text: My husband loves this magazine. There are numerous interesting articles and he's always pointing out different things that he knows I would be interested in. Glad I made this purchase for him.


title: Love the magazine...DESPISE THE BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE

text: I truly love CI and ATK... but I have issues with customer service...or more like LACK THEREOF.... I requested exact dates of subscriptions on both CC mag and CI mag......on Mon and this is Friday...nothing...Called...10 minutes on hold and I gave up.  Yes, there is an online summary of your accounts, both web AND magazine...but they show renewal dates that haven't even happened yet, I.E. into spring of 2014...So I am unable to ascertain the exact standing of my account...very much considering dropping them...which I hate to do...but for me...frustration trumps product....as I can get his magazine at a discount at Costco anyway.


title: Icon in the Audiophile Field

text:
TAS reviewers tell you what a piece of audio gear actually sounds like, over time, in a home, and they usually compare the unit under review to other gear as well.  Anyone that has owned a highly revealing audio system knows that audio gear - from sources like DAC's or cd players to preamps to amps to speakers - often have a strong sonic signature.  Sometimes the signature is immediately apparent (e.g. Thiel speakers are obviously lean, powerful and highly detailed). Other times it can take hours or days for the character to reveal itself, or the differences will vary depending on associated equipment (e.g. Thiel speakers need a lot of power to reveal their strengths; some other speakers are more efficient and sound fine with lower powers amps).

Even inexpensive gear will have differing sonic signatures, representing the different possible trade-offs undertaken to shave expenses.

The value of such a magazine can be startling.  For example, when you try out the "speaker docks" in the Apple Store - and I'm a HUGE fan of Apple by the way - virtually none of the units in the store are remotely as lifelike or enjoyable as you can get out of equivalently priced gear from Audioengine or M-Audio (e.g. Audioengine 5 or M-Audio AV40).  Possible exceptions are the units by B&W in the Apple Store.

Some folks (like me) enjoy comparing gear and reading hobbyist magazines.  Others might just want to look up a review for guidance on a quick decision.  For either group TAS can be a blessing.  Not everyone shares this interest, or cares to rely on the observations of others as input to a decision.  YMMV.


title: Not magazine but ad. Will not last the paper is ad paper.

text: The paper is not magazine paper but like weekly ad paper. It tears easily and I wish I could get my money back. Very Disappointed


title: Kiddo loves

text: Daughter loves


title: Bought for gift

text: Bought for gift subscription for my son he says he likes it.


title: I Was Hoping It Would Be Better

text:
This magazine has been a huge dissapointment.  The articles are full of "fluff" in the sense that it gives you a basic scientific idea but does not give in-depth coverage.  It seems most of these articles are 1 page or less -- just enough space to give you a gist of what it is.

Also, on many topics I have noticed that I had already read about it in popular mechanics two months before...written better and with more detail.  Many stories seem to be about what the Earth will be like in 50 years, ie how green technology, robots and computers will change the way we live.  Well, I am not too concerned about speculating how things MAY be 50 years from now, I want to read about current projects or ones that have a short 5-10 year goal.

Another reviewer mentioned that the editor is biased; I have to agree.  I don't care what your political views are or if you're an apple or microsoft guy -- just don't push your agenda on me!

Therefore, I will continue to read popular mechanics and not renew pop sci.


title: Love it.

text: What is there not to like about Reader's Digest?


title: Super good magazine

text: Exceptionally well done cooking resource. Like a consumers reports for cooks, whether experienced or not. Lots of helpful tips, product comparisons and well thought out recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: ADW


title: Won’t be renewing subscription

text: After the changes in ownership and editors, this magazine has basically been reduced to a shoe catalogue.  Commercialization thru gear and vendor exposure has long been a mainstay of the publication however there is almost no sign of educational or informative articles left: just shoe recommendations. Pity.


title: Inspiring for All Entreprenuers

text:
If you consider yourself an entrepreneur this is the magazine for you. It's full of inspiring stories that get you up off your couch and working on your ideas. It's awesome to hear about other entrepreneurs who are doing what you want to do. Even if you are just an entrepreneur at heart this will be awesome content.

Also, as a marketer I'm always learning something new from this magazine that I can use in my work or life.


title: Who doesn’t love Reader’s Digest? :D

text: I’ve LOVED Reader’s Digest for years! I grabbed this $10/yr offer the second I saw it. Arrived early, too!


title: If you love North Carolina

text: If you love North Carolina, you will love this magazine.  Full of beautiful photos, wonderful recipes and delightful places to visit!


title: Don't have any idea

text: have no idea whether I like the magazine because I haven't gotten any yet!!


title: Not Impressed

text: I used to read Popular Mechanics several years ago and wanted to get back into the field. I received my first magazine yesterday and am very unimpressed with it. It is NOT the excellent magazine I enjoyed years ago but a collection of small pictures of products, many not related to mechanical items. There's an article about a prison inmate who learns math?? Why in hell do I care about that in this type of magazine. There are other totally unrelated articles, many items read exactly like Consumer Reports as I get that magazine also. Just very disappointed with this purchase.


title: find a different magazine.

text: Not as good as it once was, mostly ads. I canceled after 1 issue.


title: Great gift!

text: I bought this as a gift and he loves it.


title: perfect! love the articles well written mag.

text: Love it


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Great Magazine

text: I can read this online via my library, but prefer the print version. I got it for a year at a really great price so couldn't resist getting a years subscription.


title: Good magazine

text: I started reading this magazine to follow Project Runway and considered giving it up when the series completed but discovered I had become somewhat addicted.  I am not too much into fashion but there are always lots of helpful articles and then there are also the unexpected ones that are deep and cover unusual issues.  I share my copies with the younger crowd (I'm a grandmother) and they love it.


title: Kids were not into this magazine

text: It's a great nature magazine, but none of my kids got into it. My kids were 10, 9, 9 at the time. National Geographic had better stories and puzzles. We won't be renewing our membership.


title: Favorite kid magazine

text: We have subscribed to National Geographics for Kids for four years now. This is one of the best kid magazines I have seen. It has great stories, games and puzzles.


title: Not worth it

text: There is nothing of substance in this magazine.


title: Good luck trying to cancel!

text: Tried several times to cancel! They offer discount to start, then ignore cancellation requests!! Charged card and refunded - then charged a few dollars? Then sent another invoice that shows I ordered again! Would not recommend an order for any magazines from this company!


title: Too trendy, too much about paint!

text: This magazine was much better when it first came out, with lots of variety and new ideas. Now it's mostly about paint colors and painting beautiful old pieces of furniture in bright colors. Really, it's like a contest in how shocking your color choice can be. So many advertisements, for paint products and more overpriced things people don't need. The one thing that's interesting is to see how much money some people spend even when they think they're saving money, in The High/Low List (why spend $399 for a log side table when you can get one for $99?) Maybe I just don't get it.


title: Good and Getting Better

text: Charlotte Magazine has improved greatly during the 4 years I've lived in Charlotte.  My impression 4 years ago was that the articles didn't have much depth and covered the local area with an almost marketing like view of Charlotte (everything's great here!).  It just didn't present balanced and critical content as you would find in a great city magazine such as the Washingtonian.  Fortunately, during the last 4 years the magazine has improved and now the articles have depth and demonstrate critical thinking and balanced views; which you won't find in the shallow and barely literate Charlotte Observer.  The still have a little way to go, but they've made great progress in the quality of the publication, which is why I subscribed.  The "event's" section is good for mainstream actives and covers quite a large number of events.  Their coverage of unique, local retail shops and restaurants is also very good.  If you live in Charlotte or plan to move here, I recommend you subscribe.


title: WAY too much advertising

text: Great for laymen interested in technology.  VERY heavy on advertising, light on news and products.


title: Great Magazine

text: I bought Runner's world because I was able secure an incredibly cheap rate of $6 per year.  I am a novice runner (less than 15 miles a week) but I find the articles very informative and useful.


title: Love this magazine

text: Daughter loves it


title: Four Stars

text: Places I'll probably never go.


title: Four Stars

text: Great deal for the price


title: Don't try this at home

text: This is an interesting "magazine" -- actually it is a hard back book with great photos and state of the art recipes.  I just got my first issue yesterday, so I haven't yet tried them, therefore I don't know if the recipes really work.  What I do know is that this isn't the kind of magazine to turn to if you are looking for a quick idea of something to make for dinner tonight.  The recipes are complicated with many different parts and steps.  That said, if you eat at cutting edge restaurants and ever wonder "how did they do that?" this will tell you how.  Also, there is nothing that says you have to make every component of a given recipes.  For example in a complicated recipe for fish with a chickpea crust -- just the chickpea crust on the fish would be wonderful.


title: Easy to process and

text: Gave as a gift! My mom loves it! Easy to process and order


title: Current Weekly

text: Bought this for my wife and it's a great way for her to keep up on all the gossip about celebrities.


title: Five Stars

text: Always the best.


title: and he's always pleased with it

text: I've been getting this magazine as a gift for a toy train lover for years, and he's always pleased with it.


title: Great magazine!

text: Great magazine!  I love it!


title: Three Stars

text: Don't know why this keeps popping up


title: Two Stars

text: Have no clue why this keeps popping up


title: ISlands

text: Not worth buying, unless you like to look at pretty photos and some articles. I can never go to the places, but looking in a mag. is better than nothing I guess. I am not renewing this mag.


title: Coastal Living

text: I LOVE this magazine. I really do, It has nice articles, pretty photos and I can sorta slip away in Dreamland with this Magazine. Absolutely love this!


title: Great Magazine - Erratic Delivery

text: Great magazine that has super information for hiking, but it often arrives in my mailbox very late - weeks and weeks after appearing on the newstand.  Not sure what is causing this problem.


title: Best Price for TV Guide

text: You can't beat this price for this subscription.  I love getting it on my kindle.


title: Always a must read

text: I really like this magazine and look forward to reading it every month....I always learn something.  Give it a try.


title: I'd give this NEGATIVE stars if any option.

text: I ordered this in January for a full year.  I received a grand total of ONE magazine.  After contacting Amazon and describing the problem in the spring, I received an email from the publisher apologizing and promising future issues will come to me promptly.  It is now Sept 28th, still no magazine.  I have asked for a refund.  I doubt they will follow through on that either.  AVOID THIS WASTE OF MONEY!


title: More information that the show.

text: Lots of information and ideas.  It covers more then the show, but that is the same with movies duh?  If you can only learn by watching a video (Shown) ... still get the magazine.  Due to they cover topics that you don't think about, then you can go to their website, or youtube and know what you are looking for ... you will know what to call it.  Well worth keeping it coming.


title: Women will love this Magazine, or men who do not have handyman skills

text: I thoght this was similar handyman, or this old house type of magazine.  It is more fore ideas which are interesting but out of the many in the first magazine there was only one, and at $5 per month it is not worth it for one idea.  The magazine is a mix of Gardner Baker mag, Womens Day (Yes have read them, and like that mag better then this one) and beginners handyman mag.  Women will love this magazine, it covers mostly "Beautify" old furniture, and rooms, etc.  Good ideas on using stuff you might toss, (No new ideas for me ... all I already knew) Guys (Young new out of the house, on their own, or older guys finding the need for ideas to make the wife happy) this mag is for you.  I am single, but if that changes then I will probably order the mag again.  But for now not worth it to me.  I canceled my subscription.  It is a good magazine, just not for men who have a lot of house skills.  But if want to surprise the Woman (or Women) of the house then every male should get a copy at least to get ideas to surprise them.


title: Just OK

text: Some months are better than others but overall this magazine is not as entertaining as others I’ve subscribed to in the past.  I will not renew my subscription.


title: A great suprise.

text: My 9 year old loves receiving these in the mail. He reads then cover to cover the day they arrive and re reads then until the new issue arrives.


title: It's a classic.

text: It's been years, but this magazine is just as enjoyable as the last time I had a subscription.


title: Good Articles. Great Price.

text: Good Magazine. Lots of places to travel to.


title: Good read.

text: Love this magazine.


title: Awesome read.

text: Keeps you updated on the latest boats and new technology for your yachts.


title: Subscribe you will love it.

text: Good magazine keeps me up to date on all the new cars coming out and I got a great price.


title: I liked it.

text: Good Magazine.


title: Good price. Good content.

text: If you like design and decor this magazine is for you. I like it.


title: The only business magazine I Read.

text: I only read Entrepreneur and Forbes they are my favorites.


title: Magazine

text: I like this magazine and have subscripted to it for years.  This is just a better and inexpensive way of receiving it.  I love it. I had no idea that magazines can be ordered through Amazon.


title: Fun magazine

text:
Sent me the holiday (December) issue in January. Kind of a waste given that the content was geared toward gifts and holiday planning/cooking.

Otherwise I like this magazine. Has good organizational, shopping and cooking content.


title: Fun

text: Fun magazine for crafty people (and people who just dream of being crafty.)


title: Wife Loves the Stories. I love the Recipes (Desserts)

text: Good magazine with not too many adds.


title: Beautiful photographs

text: The magazine was alright but not enough articles about gardening techniques. The pictures were lovely I was looking for more gardening advice though.


title: Just one big ad

text: There is hardly any content in this magazine and the formatting of what content is there makes it hard to read. Not recommended


title: Interesting magazine for the grandkids and they enjoy reading it with us.

text: The grandkids look forward to this magazine each month and they love for us to read it to them. Interesting facts, well worth the money


title: My Mom is loving her subscription-says it’s worth dealing with the ads for the great interviews.

text: I purchased this subscription as a gift for my Mom- She is really enjoying the articles, yes there are a lot of ads, but she said it’s worth flipping through those for some great writing! Will probably end up extending her subscription, which I would not do if she wasn’t enjoying, so 5 stars.


title: My kids have learned a lot!

text: My kids have been reading Ranger Rick and Ranger Rick Jr for at least 4 years now.  They still enjoy seeing the magazines come in the mail.  We have only this year stopped subscribing to Jr bc my youngest has outgrown it. The kids have learned so much,  between these magazines and "educational" cartoons (ie Octonauts).  Both children know more facts about land and sea animals... than I wil ever know in this lifetime! Highly recommended!


title: Magazine

text: I have enjoyed reading this magazine and wanted to continue to receive it. I look forward to reading it this year as well.


title: Helpful :-)

text:
I really enjoy this magazine.  I have found REALLY great websites and love reading each issue from cover to cover.  Ideas are awesome and fun!  It makes me look forward to getting the mail.

I could go on and on about all the things I love about this magazine, but if anyone has any questions or want specifics, feel free to ask. :-)


title: price

text: GREAT!


title: PRICE

text: GREAT!


title: My FAVORITE MAGAZINE- YES!

text:
Is there anything more delicious than settling in with a hot cup of tea and the latest issue of Vogue? NO!

This is a good price. Treat yo-self! :)


title: no money -- no magazine

text: christmas deal was one year subscription or refund of $10.  sent in form to get refund check, and after more than 3 months no check or no magazine.  wanted the check but magazine is better than what I got as of now. (which is nothing)  no deal here.


title: good information buried between all of the ads

text:
Like many other reviews have pointed out, this magazine has A LOT of ads, some of which attempt to pass themselves off as articles but are clearly labeled "4 page advertising supplement."  If you don't mind skipping past all of that junk, there are some good exercise and nutrition tips here and there.  I still consider myself a beginner, so perhaps the magazine is more worthwhile for me than someone who has been lifting for 10+ years.  Though it's true that the magazine has features on the same body parts over and over, I'm not sure what anyone who is critical of that expects.  Should the magazine instead have a feature devoted to exercising your facial muscles?  Of course an exercise magazine is going to be repetitive in terms of body parts covered because we have limited body parts to exercise.

One of the things I like about this magazine is that aside from the one "pin up girl" per issue, the magazine really is devoted to muscle and fitness.  Some other magazines in this genre are too similar to Playboy to be taken seriously; I don't want to read articles about sex in a bodybuilding magazine.  M&F also seems to keep their images of men as neutral as possible, showing the reader the models' musculature without adding anything to make the poses more sexual.  (Some other magazines, I've noticed, will show models tugging on their shorts or other such things, making them appear to be stripping and not posing to show off their musculature.)  Obviously sex-laden bodybuilding magazines have their fans, but it's nice that, for the most part, M&F's editorial content focuses on the sport itself and not provocative pictures of women or men.


title: not monthly issues.

text: very little content.


title: Not age appropriate at all!!

text: I ordered this magazine for my 10 yr old daughter and could not believe the content that was in this. I don't know what kind of world they live in, but I don't want my 10 yr old daughter reading about kissing, being guy crazy, dating, being confused about their sexuality, seeing short dresses and low cut tops, etc. This is more for older teenagers. We got one issue which got trashed and I wrote cancel on the invoice I received. If you are a parent with morals don't buy this for your child.


title: I love Birds & Blooms

text: Great price on Amazon to get this subscription. If your a bird liver it's worth getting. Lots of pictures and helpful articles.


title: Gift for my grandson.

text: Educational animal mag.  Grandson likes animals and goes directly to him.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine with gorgeous pictures


title: Five Stars

text: My son loves this magazine. I only look at it for the articles


title: Famous interesting people to read about.

text: Always enjoy this magazine look forward to each edition.


title: SUPER MAGAZINE

text: BEST MAGAZINE ON GERMANY THAT I HAVE EVER FOUND,  GREAT ARTICLES AND PHOTOS


title: Five Stars

text: Love it. Great reading for all ages.


title: Good reading

text: I enjoy this magazine


title: Great Humor and Articles

text: Have sent more subscriptions to family members.


title: Great magazine!!!! Lots of decorating ideas and beautiful pictures!!! You can't go wrong!!

text: I have a subscription to this magazine and I love it!!!! I LOVE the pictures of all the rooms; they give me a lot of ideas. This is the BEST magazine I've ever had!!!!! If you like shabby chic and romance, you'll love this magazine. I highly recommend it!!!!

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title: Best magazine I've ever gotten!!!! So glad I have a subscription!

text: I love this magazine!!!!! I've had a subscription for years. I certainly hope they don't stop production of this wonderful magazine!!!! I love the decorating and all the tips I get. I think it's the best decorating magazine in the market!!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: This is a great magazine with stories and projects.


title: Five Stars

text: Its a great magazine which I and my whole family enjoy.


title: Great idea

text: The magazine is great!  The only part I did not like was when I ordered it I wanted it sent to my grandson's house not mine and there wasn't a place to tell them that when ordering.  So I had to wait till it arrived at my house then contact the magazine and it was a hassle to switch it to his house.


title: Disappointed in the first magazine

text: Disappointed in the first magazine. Very little content. All geared to younger women. Would like to see more for my age group (70+) and for men. Very few recipes  Will continue to receive for a few more months before I cancel.


title: Five Stars

text: My grandson loves these magazines


title: Five Stars

text: Ordered for my grandson and he loves it


title: Great DIY projects!

text: I love al the projects and ideas in this magazine! You get details on how to complete some of the projects. Best investment in a magazine!


title: They Reduced the Size to the American size of Country Living

text: I just received the British edition and the size is now the same size as the American Version of Country Living which has been completely ruined. I singed up for this one because I was hopeful it would still maintain it's unique quality and size and I am so disappointed. This can only mean that the entire magazine is on the way to the path as the American version which is a complete disaster now. I will give it a couple more months to see if the content holds and go from there...again, extremely disappointed I had to pay 10 bucks for this reduced size. The pages are also now a cheaper, thinner, low gloss material that seems to stick to your hands and leave a residue...again, just like the cheap American version I no longer subscribe to...I may just have to stick with my English Home...still traditional and beautiful. Am sick that this UK version has been well, Americanized.


title: Descended into the Political Moaning - The Art, Culture, Humor...Gone!

text: It is sad to watch this once great magazine descend into the easy out political moaning and groaning about Trump vs constructive, factual, Non Opinion pieces marked by inexperience and emotion of narratives that seem to be mass manufactured and chanted in the streets like a copy cat orchestra with no original thought or constructive message. It is a complete waste of time and a very ugly imitation of bad journalism that is so pervasive today.


title: USA Today

text: We tried this for a short term, wondering if it would come on the day it was supposed to, so far so good, missed one day being on time, Snow Storm. My husband enjoys this paper, now he doesn't have to go to the store to get it and find out they are out, by noon he has todays issue. Very Pleased.


title: Five Stars

text: gift subscription


title: Offers a Variety of Patterns including Quick Knits!

text: This is my favorite magazine as there are many types of patterns to select using thin to chunky weight yarn. Creative Knitting is a good title for this magazine since there is a showcase of colors and designs. Many knitting magazines appear to focus on classic knits using size 2 to 8 needles for time consuming projects. Creative Knitting offers quick knits, chunky knits, fashion and home accessories, classic knits, and knits for the entire family.  I like the lessons each magazine includes such as knitting miter squares into a shawl.  The chunky knit patterns are very rewarding since they can be completed in a short time with large needles. Most of the patterns are suitable for plus size figures.


title: Thin and not much to see or read.

text: I really wanted to love this mag because I love history, period movies, retro products, vintage photos, but there isn't a lot of good I can say about the magazine. Thin, very little too it. Some stories and articles that feel cheesy and singular. So sorry to the editors. Maybe jazz it up more- a lot more. I'd rather read articles, even first person accounts of struggle during the depression, or letters from someone away at war, or family journey stories rather than one dimensional stories about a "special Christmas" that reads more like an anecdote.<br />Sorry


title: Brew Your Own is a better magazine at a lower cost

text:
If you search for discounted magazine subscriptions online for "brew your own" magazine (use quotes if it helps locate it better), you will find a better magazine (in my opinion). The AHA is a non-profit organization but you wouldn't know it by their magazine price. I used to be a member and the price kept going higher and higher, faster than my paycheck was going up, so I dropped it and subscribed to BYO (what most people refer to as Brew Your Own). I have paid as little as $18 per year for renewals but it typically goes for about $22.95 and up to about $30 for an 8-issue per year subscription. Zymurgy only gives you 6 issues per year. If you do want Zymurgy, though, join through the American Homebrewer's Association and you can get a digital + print subscription with access to all Zymurgy articles back to the year 2000 for $43. You can get digital only for $38 per year. I"m not saying Zymurgy is a poor magazine, but I think BYO gives you both more and better articles.  If you have to choose, go with BYO and look for a discounted subscription. I check every several months for a great deal and renew well ahead of time, so my subscription is good through sometime in 2022. If you renew, use the exact same name and address on your magazine label to avoid getting two copies and not getting your subscription actually renewed.

Donald


title: Family Handyman

text:
I have always enjoyed the information in this magazine, and Amazon has it priced right for me to once again subscribe to it. One or two tips alone are worth the annual subscription price.

I don't build the projects in the magazine, but there are plenty of those. I like the articles about using tools, how to fix certain things in the house, and lots more.


title: Excellent value for the money

text:
As some have mentioned here, it does take a while to start getting your subscription, but once you do, you'll be glad you did. I also renewed through amazon when they offered it as a discount from their regular price, so I will get another year of NG.

It may be that amazon is using a different service to fulfill subscription orders and that's why I had no trouble. I'm not sure. All I know is that I had absolutely no problem getting the magazines. I don't remember how long it was from ordering the subscription to getting the magazine, but it was less than 2 months, probably 6 weeks, which I think is reasonable. And I got 3 magazines in quick succession to get me started and caught up.

I've always loved their articles and pictures. Writers do a good job of explaining their topics or wording their stories. I don't care for the occasional plug for evolution, but I just ignore that. (I'm not one of those people who believe the world was created in six 24 hour periods, but I do believe that there was a higher intelligence involved in setting all this up for us.)

The topics are many and varied. There's always something about animals, and I like to learn about them, the earth, geology, history, etc. NG is a great medium for learning about this and the natural sciences.

Donald


title: Boring, not worth the subscription

text: Watched the show on TV a couple of times and found interesting. Not so much the magazine unless you just want to know more about Ree and her family.  Less a cooking/lifestyle mag as a long ad for Ree


title: Easy To Read

text: Inc. Magazine might be a business magazine but it is an easy read. The articles are interesting and informative and allows retired people like me to keep up with what’s going on in the business and entrepreneurial world.


title: Great Source of Biz Info

text: Lots of good information and great stories. Have always enjoyed reading Fast Company!


title: Its a great magazine

text: This magazine is not only beautiful ti look at but also has great ideas for your home and garden.  Uplifting.


title: The Informative and Minimalistic Cat Magazine!

text: No advertisement. Helpful articles. Easy to read. And it comes in one regular size envelope.


title: The Joyful Experience!

text: Some articles made me laugh , like the article about facial massages for your cat:)


title: Five Stars

text: Top Notch !


title: Essential reading, extraordinary writing.

text:
Ive been reading the New Yorker since 7th grade, am now in my '60s. i consider it essential reading. and my collection of covers is a great convrersation starter. love love love the NYer. Joseph Mitchell!!!

of covers


title: great magazine.

text: Always a fan of New Yorker magazine. Arrived promptly.


title: Simply A Great Magazine!

text: What's not to like about Real Simple magazine? It is beautiful with thoughtful and insightful articles. I love how they showcase new uses for old items around the house. The recipes are delightful, and the focus on simple living is just divine. The magazine encompasses everything I want from my life. It is definitely worth the price of the subscription!


title: My Favorite Food Magazine

text: Always loved reading Food Network Magazine as well as the shows on TV.  The covers are so vivid that you want to grab the food to eat it. Then the pictured recipes according to categories so you can easily turn to that page and start cooking is perfect. Lots of easy to follow and make  recipes for any of your favorite foods. Missed the pull out section in the July/August addition


title: Five Stars

text: Super cute! My daughter loves it


title: New York Magazine

text: New York magazine is timely and thought provoking.  Delivers on time.


title: Best magazine I  have ever read

text: I have had The Week as a subscriber for over 5 years. It is superb, covers so many areas, politics, news from all over the world, entertainment. literature, you name it, it covers it up to date. The subscription card in each issue is lower than the one shown here. About $99 per year for 50 issues.


title: Great magazine with great recipe's

text: Great recipes!<br />Plan to make a couple of recipes this week.


title: The charger is amazing!

text: I'm not going to lie, I did this for the charger. The charger is amazing!


Too many advertisements and I did NOT authorize a renewal, and yet it did it anyways. I wouldn't recommend this magazine


title: Interesting for all

text: Love these magazines, definitely gets a kids attention plus family involvement together is a plus! Very interesting


title: Great deal

text: Great deal


title: Nice

text: Great gift


title: Four Stars

text: This magazine is a very good resource for all things "dog".  I am happy with magazine.


title: the best magazine

text: love this magazine


title: Easy healthy eating

text: I love this magazine. I keep it just as a recipe book!


title: Good content and pictures.

text: What can I say-I look forward to getting this magazine every month.


title: Good magazine.

text: I love it but qm older so not as crazy about the style right now.


title: Five Stars

text: This is a cute magazine for 1-3 years olds to spend time with someone reading to them.


title: Not my thing

text: Disappointed that this entire magazine is written exclusively for horse riders and owners instead of horse lovers. I was really hoping for a magazine similar to Cat Fancy or Dog Fancy which includes numerous pictures and articles about the animals not their owners!  I want something that pays homage to our beautiful horses, to their rescuers -- not articles that give pointers on breaking, training, competing and diciplining them.<br />I will not be renewing this subscription ever.


Most women can't relate to the all -Manhattan-all rich-"spared no expense" attitude of this magazine.  At 54 I live nowhere near New York, I refuse to spend $150 on moisturizer, and I certainly don't spend my vacations at 5 star resorts.  What about the Normal middle-aged women who support their families working retail or waiting tables?  What about those Normal women who only spend Reasonably priced cosmetics or refuse to pay $100+ for a haircut??<br />I cancelled this fantasy magazine as it made me feel like crap about my Real life.


title: One Star

text: Nothing but ads!!


title: Great read

text: Well-written, informative, pix always well chosen.


title: Five Stars

text: Like the mag a lot.


title: Still part of history.

text: I grew up reading the readers digest. And I love mine ,old memories.  It's easy to read, and a little of everything.


title: Good magazine

text: A good magazine teaches me new methods of using watercolor pencils.


title: Not worth $5

text: This magazine its not entertaining at all feels uninspired and boring i miss EGM. The good thing is that dosent have too many advertisings, took me some months to receive my first issue, after that the others haven't arrived in prompt time oh well, the magazine comes with a DVD including a demo, reviews and arcade old games. I cant recommend this magazine even for 5 dollars i spend, but this should be perfect for someone who dosent have xbox live or internet access.


title: Awesome

text: Wonderful magazine.


title: Good if the price is low enough

text: The magazine usually has at least one good article per issue. My first two issues arrived the same day, which was a bit of a disappointment. I bought the subscription on Prime Day (6 issues for $1). At that price, it was definitely worth it, but I doubt I would pay the full subscription price.


title: Five Stars

text: ©® Bowden's Masonry/Another Day Music/Designing By Grace


title: Satisfied customer

text: I liked all the articles, it was informative and fun reading.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent


title: Lots of healthy stuff

text: It’s still a good magazine


title: Magazine Subscription

text: One-year subscription to Car and Driver Magazine.  Great price.  Did not renew subscription, as I prefer other automotive magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome magazine that I look forward to in the mail every month.


title: magazine lover

text: I renewed this magazine for my daughter.  She loves all the fashion magazines and the price on this couldn't be beat (2 years for $7.00)


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine!  Came very quickly.


title: Five Stars

text: Light reading.


title: Not like the other

text: I remember the original R.S. of past and I gave this a hard look as well as sharing this out with a couple of my hardcore music neighbors but after they quit reading it and I lost interest, we all agreed it wasn't quite the same as the original.


title: Simple math here

text: Have a teenage daughter? You'll be her hero if you order this. With everything be digital or iRead, it's nice to place a tangible item in their hands and watch them actually focus on one task.


title: Surprised

text: Thought my teenage daughter would enjoy receiving these and reading them but alas, she was not. Will be canceling this today.


title: Change of heart

text: Learned that because you start reading a magazine about yoga it doesn't make you anymore interested in taking-up yoga. The cart preceded the horse.


title: It's OK!

text: I'm not in love with it -- can't really explain why just for me something is missing.


title: Beautiful People...

text: I enjoy seeing how beautiful people spend there money! But classics are forever.


title: Make a friend happy

text: Love this publication so much I gifted it to two good friends. They also love it. The recipes and articles are up-to-date.


title: Wonderful magazine-  interesting articles, good recipes

text: Beautiful magazine, many interesting articles. Delivery always on time and in excellent condition.


title: Nintendo Power still rules!

text: This is still a treasure trove of information on Nintendo games and hints for all of the Nintendo platforms still being supported and in use. While there is not so much on-going support for the older games, the ongoing current and new releases are well represented and supported with maps and walk-throughs. If you are a Nintendo player, this is the magazine to have.


title: Good but Pricey

text: Love this magazine although it's a little pricey especially when  Better Homes and Gardens is about $6.00 a year and they are quite similiar


title: I've been a subscriber for years

text:
The magazine is designed to appeal to a wide variety of writers and writing styles, but I almost always find something worthwhile in every issue. They've reallly revamped things over the years and, a while back, went from stuffy and boring to fun and interesting.

But probably the best thing I like about this magazine is that it is serves as a constant reminder - not just of tips and techniques but about writing itself. I don't think I would feel like a "writer" if I didn't subscribe. And I don't say that from a status perspective. It keeps writing fresh in my mind and prevents it from taking more of a backseat to my life.


title: A good balance between beauty and prosthetics

text:
I have to disagree with the previous reviewer.

Although there are fewer instructional articles than I would like, I feel the magazine provides good information on the make-up industry and is well-balanced between beauty and prosthetic applications.  The primary focus appears to be the movie industry, although print and fashion are covered as well.  And yes, the make-up conventions and trade shows are heavily advertised.

Unfortunately they seem to have eliminated what I thought was the most interesting aspect of the magazine - where make-up artists from around the country submitted photos of some of their best or most interesting work and how they achieved it.

But those negative aspects certainly do not warrant a 1-star rating.  I wouldn't give it a 5, but a 4 is fair.  They still have some instructional articles (which are often multi-page comprehensive stories) and plenty of interviews with industry leaders.

Some of the notable articles in the past couple of years have been how-to's from the artists behind Pirates of the Caribbean, Dreamgirls and Apocalypto, which were all insightful.

And there are regular articles from Dick Smith, the godfather of modern-day prosthetic make-up artistry (although his articles are not always make-up related.)

There are also an exceptional amount of large color photos to provide inspiration for your own work.

Overall, the magazine does have some fluff and could offer more informational features but I still think it's one of the best out there for this industry.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Vegnews

text:
I purchased a subscription to this magazine for my vegan daughter.
She loves it.
She's tried several recipes, and likes them all.


title: Yes like this magazine!

text: I have enjoyed this magazine it bring a lot of memories and writes about people we may not have heard from for awhile!<br />Reminds me of People (the way it use to be)


title: I love this magazine

text: This magazine is for us that are older then the In Style group.  It tells what's new in fashion, makeup etc.  I like to be up to date!


title: GOOD MAGAZINE

text: I PURCHASED THE SUBSCRIPTION AS A GIFT AND IT IS WELL RECEIVED - 1 NOTCH UNDER FORBES


title: For opera buffs

text: If you love opera, this is the magazine to get.  It keeps you up-to-date with singer interviews, opera reviews from US and foreign stages, dvd releases with reviews,and information on the latest Metropolitan Opera productions, including wonderful stage photos.


title: Review of Subscription

text:
My grandson is enjoying his Men's Health Magazine very much since he is interested in health and fitness. He hopes to be a health and fitness trainer some day in the near future. Thank you for your quality service.

  Sincerely,  Carol Taylor


title: good History magazine

text: great History magazine and will to subscribe until I can no longer read.


title: Beautiful pictures

text: A pictoral catalog of far away exotic places supporting my fantasy of sailing off into the sunset. The reports from Capt N Fatty and his crew the lovely Caroline as they circle the globe discovering new places and freinds around the world. A sailors view point without techinal information just good advise for all us want to bes.


title: Great magazine

text:
When you get a Magazine for a first time, the quality is hit or miss, depending on several points you can’t really assess until you read one. This is a great hit. We discovered it via Amazon, the cost was worth the risk (as well as knowing it was processed and posted by Amazon), and the value high.

Great content and pictures make it worth waiting for. It is one of the best motorcycle magazines I have read, and I never knew it existed. Great content, value, and fun when it’s far too cold to ride your beloved superbike. Five stars despite not having a Ducati Panigale on the front cover  :-)


title: Five Stars

text: Good recipes and ideas.


title: Four Stars

text: SOme months lots of good ideas, some months now to many. Still like it though.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful magazine.  I love it.


title: A great magazine

text: Vanity Fair is my favorite magazine and I been reading it for decades.  Although too many advertising pages can be a distraction, I've read so many well-written stories about interesting people and places to know that the magazine respects journalism and is a savvy combination of "words and pictures" for me.  Vanity Fair has the best reporters and writers and excellent photographers.  Christopher Hitchens used to write for Vanity Fair as well as Salman Rushdie and Maureen Dowd.  Countless others have written excellent reportage about wars and political scandals.  It is a wonderful magazine--I await my monthly copy with bated breath, although to be honest I've already most of the articles online. Consider me a dedicated fan and subscriber..


title: Does not include iPad / Tablet Editions

text:
Note:  This version via "Synapse" is ONLY the Print edition.  It does not include the Digital.  I called HBR to ask why I no longer had access to the magazine on my iPad and they informed me that this subscription does NOT include it.

Like the magazine, but not the fact that you don't get the print and iPad version.


title: Love love love

text: We have gotten this magazine for my son for years. It's a great educational magazine that I have also used in the classroom I work in. Short kid friendly articles, fun facts and great pictures!!


title: Too young/easy for an 8 year old, but might be good for 6 years and younger.

text: My 8 year old says it's too easy for her, although she still likes Zoo Books. I like it, but think it could be too easy for an 8 year old, maybe 6 year olds and under will like this well. I'll try it on my son and will update this post later.


title: Three Stars

text: ok


title: Five Stars

text: Still best mag out there


title: Love it!

text: I love this quilting magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: always have loved Redbook


title: The photograpy is amazing.

text: I look forward to receiving my copy each.  The informative features are beautifully enhanced by the lush photography. Some of which just take your breath away. It is great way to get acquainted with Arizona by starting out as an arm chair traveler..


title: A Giant Waste Of Paper

text: If you enjoy looking at pictures of guys wearing eyeliner and listening to music that blows, then Outburn is the magazine for you.  I'd imagine lots of  tweens who cut themselves are really into this magazine.  Look at the picture I posted with this review and if it doesn't bother you, then go ahead and get a subscription.  But the pic should really bother you.  Like a lot.  That is who likes Outburn.


title: glad i starting up

text: i have bought chicago  mag.for years. let my subscription end. glad i starting up again


title: one of the best magazines

text: Great magazine many helpful articles very informative


title: NOT HAPPY

text: Very disappointed!!!!!  I really wanted the October 2015 issue.  That never happened.  Will definitely not reorder!!!!!!


title: First for Women magazine

text: This is a great magazine ... seemed to take too long for initial delivery after ordering.


title: What a great magazine

text: Good Housekeeping has always been one of my favorite magazines. I was shopping around for a good price because I wanted to continue getting this fabulous magazine by mail. I know many people get this magazine in e-format, but I love the feel of the pages as I turn them, I like to look at all the ads, I love to peruse the whole darn page! I flip through the pages, stop when something catches my attention and read it. After I've read what looked interesting, then I read the rest of the magazine at my leisure. Then I hand it over to my sister to devour at her leisure. Then I always leave a copy at my doctor's office, I like to share the wealth!


title: A wonderful gift idea!

text: This  was purchased for my son in law and he absolutely loves it.  So much so that I've renewed it for him twice!!


title: Great tips and information

text: My husband looks forward to this magazine each month. In this day and age of web based publications-it is a delight to get the feel of a real magazine.


title: RECEIVING PAPER COPY, NOT INCLUDED ON PAPERWHITE. WISH ...

text: RECEIVING PAPER COPY, NOT INCLUDED ON PAPERWHITE. WISH SOMEONE HAD SOMETHING ABOUT THAT ON THE DESCRIPTION. i WOULD HAVE PURCHASED THE FIRE.


title: Five Stars

text: best magazine out there


title: easy transaction

text: love this magazine


title: YUK  !!!!!!!

text: Years ago we read sunset.....it wasn't about food....don't like it!!!!!!! At all.


AS ADVERTISED


title: essential

text: I've been reading THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER for all my adult life and would be lost without it. I really do miss getting it daily since the change to weekly but still find it most informative and entertaining.


title: Five Stars

text: Like the Magazine, did not receive the tote bag....


title: Four Stars

text: Print is too smal


title: Best Magazine in America

text: THE NEW YORKER is still the best magazing in America.  It is for anyone who enjoys quality writing.  The best writers in the English language appear in THE NEW YORKER.  It is also an excellent way to keep up with the cultural activities of the best city on earth, NEW YORK.  It is impossible to overpraise this America treasure, and did I mention the wonderful witty cartoons.  If you've never read the magazine, do so now.  If you enjoy reading it - what are you waiting for.  Subscribe now!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Okay, too many advertisements for me, typical magazine


title: Totally awesone!

text: This is an awesome magazine, can't wait to get the next issue!


title: Replacing appliances.

text: Used to identify appliances used on some of the HGTV shows.  It was somewhat helpful, however more identifiers would be helpful.


title: Three Stars

text: Was a gift for my husband.  He didn't really care for the magazine and did not renew.


title: For science lovers.

text: My granddaughter enjoys reading this magazine. Thanks for having it available.


title: Good teen read.

text: My granddaughter will love it.


title: Great magazine

text: Great receipes and interesting articles


title: Great

text: A really fun magazine at a great price


title: Five Stars

text: enjoy the magazine and it was a good price.


title: Five Stars

text: good bargain


title: Four Stars

text: good


title: Five Stars

text: These are the best!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it. Thanks


title: Good informative magazine

text: Liked it better years ago. Kinda already know the hacks and recipes.


title: sunset

text: Great magazine.  love the tips and articles that arrive with each issue.  I will renew again.  Sunset open house was two weeks ago and Menlo Park was jumping!


title: Ok nothing special

text: Not as informative as I expected


title: I never received not one copy to date

text: I knew I would love this magazine because I love birds and have seen copies of it in my doctor's office. That's why I ordered it, only problem is that nobody sent me one!!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: very happy with subscription and the pricing is great


title: I ordered this item on 9-2-10 and still have not received the magazine .

text: I ordered this item on 9-2-10 and have still not received the magazine or a notification about their getting my order. This is not a very professional way to do business.It is 10-20-10 now - I think I should have heard something by now.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: House Beautiful

text: I have been reading House Beautiful for many years.  It always features fabulous homes and designers.  It is a great magazine to read especially if you are looking for design ideas.


title: Veranda

text: Veranda is one of the few home magazines that I truly enjoy.  The featured homes and designers never fail to please.


title: The Best

text:
My cooking has improved tenfold since I started receiving this magazine (and watching the show, America's Test Kitchen, on PBS).  I can't seem to stop making their recipes.

I can't recommend it enough!


title: Advertisement rather than educational

text: Frankly, I am disappointed with this magazine. I was expecting it to be a magazine with informative articles. COIN WORLD is a glossy collections of advertisements that I had to pay to receive. However, to be honest, I did make a purchase from the magazine so I cannot protest too loudly. I am not sure that I will renew my subscription


title: Help for America

text: Excellent source of information to stem the tide of the disarmament of America and neutralizing our self-defense rights and needs.


title: Great magazine!

text: Great magazine! Subscribed several times.


title: Easy and Good!

text: I subscribed and it was easy!


title: I like "WIRED" because they go above and beyond in their ...

text: I like "WIRED"  because they go above and beyond in their product. I gained insight into Public administrations failures when I picked up their Magazine at the market. Since that one article I have subscribed to it and look for information that I do not find in the Liberal saturated media. I prefer unbiased access to knowledge so I can 'read my own tea leaves' thank you.


title: Good magazine for the scientifically curious

text: Subtitled "science for the curious," Discover presents scientific articles in fairly simple, layman's language.


title: #1 science magazine

text: Probably the #1 magazine in the country dealing with the physical sciences.  Articles are great and very educational.


title: Auto renewal sucks!

text: Auto renewal is evil. It is an insidious way to abscond with your money as it is easy to engage by accident and difficult to quit or stop the renewal.<br />I would NEVER buy from Amazon in this venue without clear means to extricate from the agreement in a link attached to the "Hellow! You've renewed and we've got your money! Good luck in getting it back!! Have a Nice Day, sucker!!" e-mail sent as a notification.


title: NOT FOR ME

text: I've been reading Consumer Reports for years (paper magazine).  I tried this with my HDX.  It's just to much swiping up/down/left/right to get the article to a readable size.  I've decided to stay with the paper.<br />I had no problem getting a complete refund within a few days.  I still like and recommend consumer reports, but do not recommend this Digital Edition for the 7" HDX.


title: Great Magazine

text: I enjoy this magazine because I am new to the state of NC!  I can see I have some traveling to do, and this state does have lots of very interesting places to visit!  Good job - nice magazine.  I will keep every issue for my research on where to go next!!


title: Four Stars

text: Informative without being boring.

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title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful magazine.  Lots of variety.


title: Four Stars

text: Good magazine.


title: Great magazine for Southern culture

text: Have been receiving this magazine for more than  4 years Enjoy the recipes and the information in each issue of places to visit


title: Five Stars

text: A lot of very good topics. Good read


title: Nice for a young homeowner

text: Easy read. With great tips for the homeowner


title: One of the best

text: I love this magazine!


title: WORTHLESS - DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY

text: Absolutely ridiculous price for four or five glossy pages of nothing. And it never seems to come on time. I seriously can’t believe this is a National Geographic product. It’s horrifying - One would think it was a rip-off scam. SHAME on Nat Geo


title: US Magazine

text: The magazine is alot cheaper then purchasing the Enquireror Globe every week, and it has alot of the features they carry.<br />While I hate giving up the Enquirer and Globe, I guess I will have to give themup to save money.


title: Good Old Days

text: I love, love, love this magazine.  Something everyone in my family enjoys reading.  Brings back alot of memories.  I've even given it as a gift - people really enjoy it.  Thanks.


title: The wife loves it

text: My wife enjoys this magazine.


title: We did not always get these issues on a monthly basis

text: Not worth the money. Issues are very thin with few articles and we  did mot get all issues on time and many times did not receive at all. Ended up canceling subscription. When I contacted Readers Digest they blamed the post office and thought I did not give them the correct address. Hello I told them I received some but mot all so address was correct


title: Five Stars

text: Love


title: Good magazine

text: Good magazine


title: Great magazine

text: I love this magazine. Even if Dr. Oz is under investigatio.


title: The projects are great and they make me want to start sawing & ...

text: Interesting and exciting magazine.  Always read it from cover to cover.  The projects are great and they make me want to start sawing & sanding & nailing stuff.


title: Five Stars

text: My kid loves it; husband reads it too.


title: Not your mother's RD!

text: This was not the Reader's Digest I remember.. Jokes are horrible and the "content" is boring. What happened! Tried to cancel 2 months in but several e-mails to RD were not responded too. Will not be renewing.


title: Popular Mechanics Magazine

text: Worthwhile


title: Here we go again?

text: Somehow the two-page Copenhagen ad, that is the first thing you see when you open the cover of the "Summer 2018" edition, seems counter intuitive to see in a magazine that carries the name "Popular Science". I guess Popular Science really needed the ad revenue.


title: Pretty awful. Reminds me of seeing the covers of ...

text:
Pretty awful. Reminds me of seeing the covers of the teenibob celebrity magazines from the 80's. The style of the layout is like "Wam! Bam! Look at that! look at this ! Simon says he likes banana colors! Yeahhhh! " Who cares? Or "ten ways these 8 runners get through tough thoughts on the road." Answer? "think of something else, put one foot in front of the other, oh yeah and don't quit and stuff." The Running Times isn't much better. And the writing in both seem very... what's the word ....amateurish, like reading a newspaper...written by 8 year olds for 8 year olds. The information is fairly worthless unless you are from another planet where no one ever ran before and your like "hey what's this r---r--run--running thing all about? Wow."

A better magazine is ultra running. Although it is different in that it's about ultra marathons.....but the info can be useful for everyday, I think. And Ultra Running's writing is intelligent and inspiring.


title: A great magazine for my bilingual grandchildren.

text: I like that this is a bilingual magazine and wish more children magazines were bilingual.<br />What I did not like is the renewal email was confusing.  I was sent an email six months before the expiration.  I renewed because the price was less. Then a month before the expiration, I received another email saying it was time to renew.  This should get corrected.


title: Love the recipes

text: I love the recipes and use them at all of my gatherings. I won a blue ribbon at the fair for one of the cakes. Thank You. These are great for women's meetings, holiday gatherings, or just a romantic dinner with hubby. I am buying it for the second time because I can't miss an issue.


title: good read

text: Husband liked it okay.


title: Not my style - but had some recipes I have enjoyed

text: wish it had more recipes than advertisements. Most of the places in it are where I will never be/go. Great for the world traveler...but it's not me.


title: Classic

text: Just keeps getting better


title: Love it

text: Fav magazines


title: Okay

text: Good issues


title: Easy to read

text: Good magazine with some interesting articles.


title: Follows the show.

text: It's good if you like the show.  It follows the current episode.  If you watch the show, it hits the highlights.  There are other topics in there and is as entertaining as show.  There is some how to knowledge in there too.  It's very much like most of the other home improvement magazines though. .


title: interesting but that's it

text: It is an interesting magazine but it's just not my thing.  Good for those who enjoy the a wide range of topics.


title: Rodale

text: I got bombarded with glossy junk mail and watch out for hidden renewals.<br />My wife got me a subscription through her airline miles program. I did not like it.


title: Great Magazine

text: I love Sail! It reminds me of when I used to go sailing with my family and helps me learn new skills for those rare times that I do get to do any sailing.


title: Great Magazine

text: Backpacker is a great magazine for learning new skills and for finding new places to go to test out those skills.


This is a great magazine and has tons of articles to read.  They've been around 100 pages and almost no advertisements in it.  The only problem (not really a problem!) is that it takes so long to read through it because it's like a book!  I do love it and it's well worth the high price if you like space and planets.


title: Great Buy

text: Great Buy


I really enjoy Military Heritage magazine.  I've read it for a few years now and plan on renewing it when it comes due.  I think the magazine does a good job describing battles, campaigns and bits of history in a way that is easy to follow and keeps me interested.  This is the best military history magazine that I've read.


title: Great magazine for DIYers

text: Very good.  Many tips and interesting articles.  All about do it yourself projects around the house.  Tool reviews.  And auto care too.  At a very reasonable price.


title: Five Stars

text: Work OK


title: Nice women's magazine, but too full of expensive products

text: There are usually good articles on subjects most women can relate to.  I don't care for the fashion, cosmetic, & gift pages featuring tons of items I would never use & are otherwise way too expensive for those of modest or low income.


title: A magazine for the well-rounded reader

text: This is one of the best magazines out there. I love the variety of interesting, informative articles, & often skip right to the one(s) on nature or animals.  This is a great way to learn more about other countries, recent scientific discoveries, & our planet (& universe too).  It's the only magazine I know that is regularly kept, not tossed, as it is so good.


title: Pack along reading material

text: When you don't have much time to read, this is the perfect magazine.  I pop mine in my purse, so waiting in lines or for an appointment, I always have something to read.  The stories & articles are varied; something for everyone, & lots of good, practical information as well.


title: Dangerous and as biased as they come

text: Why anyone would think this is a truthful platform ? readers must be afraid of true journalism...see it when they believe it types


title: Four Stars

text: Some adventurous recipes along with some that are easy to make and very satisfying


It's okay for the $5.00  I paid.  There are a lot better recipe magazines out there for the same price.  The paper it is printed on is very thin and not the same quality as Bon Appetit and Food Network.


title: Wonderful Recipes

text: Bought this as a gift for my son who loves to cook.  I am really impressed-lots of recipes with an index.  It is nice to browse the recipes instead of trying to read online.


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful photography. Full of good ideas.


title: More Magazine

text: Nice read for way over 50. I am glad to see a fashion and lifestyle magazine that is both informative and practical for real women


title: My granddaughter LOVES Spider!

text: My granddaughter loves receiving Spider magazine!  She will be eight years old in January.  She is excited to receive the magazine each month and I am happy to have found a quality children's literature magazine that she can enjoy, which helps to encourage and strengthen her reading time.  Thank you!


title: Something to look forward to.

text: This is such a fun magazine. Great ideas and the instructions are wonderful. Beadwork is the only magazine that I consistantly save and go back to often. The contributers are inovative without using materials that are out of reach dollar-wise for the average beader. I look forward to it every month.


title: Five Stars

text: Grandchildren love it. They look forward to the next edition each month!


title: Get Creating!

text: Love this magazine! Full of great ideas & inspiration.


title: It's no southern living

text: I went ahead and bought because it was $5 for 12 issues. I wouldn't spend a dime more. I received my first issue about 7 weeks after ordering. No new ideas from it- basic articles. I'm hoping for better content this spring.


title: All about beauty.

text: I’ve always enjoyed this magazine.  It’s nice to stay current.


title: Enjoyable. Great ideas

text: For diy’s


title: Four Stars

text: She loved it.


title: It gives you what it promises.

text: I think the magazine is fine. Not great. Not bad. Since the economic downturn, it must have lost a lot of advertisers so the magazine is only 72 pages now. Fewer ads or fewer stories...I'm not sure. Naturally, not all stories will interest you because perhaps you are already retired and don't want to read about a young couple starting out or in my case I'm retired from the U.S. Government and there are essentially no stories concerning our retirement plan. All that having been said, an annual subscription for $12 is affordable and worth the outlay.


title: I love it!

text: My family loves reading the Smithsonian magazine! I highly recommend it. The articles are very interesting and are well written!


title: Crochet Today Magazine purchased from Amazon

text: I was not very impressed with the magazine<br />The best part about it was that I could purchase it online from Amazon


title: Terrific Magazine

text: Love all the ideas in the magazine


title: Magazine renewal

text: This was an easy process. I would definitely renew my subscriptions this way again. Amazon has a very efficient service. I was happy with this process.


title: Timely Reading

text: I've always liked the articles in Time.  Glad I subscribed to it again.


title: Five Stars

text: Very expensive, but worth it to me.


title: Collector's Crosswords

text: Been buying this puzzle magazine for years and none other. Very challenging, good mental exercise. I have not received by magazine as of yet, I already know that I will enjoy getting in the mail instead having to go to a book store in another town. No store sells it here. If you are a crossword enthusaist like I am, you will love this magazine. It will definetly improve your mind as well as your vocabulary. Keeps this old 70 year old great great grandma sharp as a tack.


title: My favorite magazine

text: I bought this a few times at Barnes and Noble then I decided to bite the bullet and order a subscription. I am SO glad that I did. It is a wonderful magazine. The kind you want to sit down with a cup of tea or coffee and put your feet up and lose yourself in the pages.


title: Five Stars

text: love this mag


title: Five Stars

text: funny - great mag


title: Five Stars

text: funny- great mag


title: Five Stars

text: great mag


title: Five Stars

text: great mag.


title: Five Stars

text: Wooden boat has always been the go-to magazine for wooden boat lovers all over the world.


title: To keep you in the know on entertainment

text: I enjoy this magazine -- helps me keep up with "Outlander".


title: Options with Kindle edition - great

text: Loved the ease of non-stop delivery. And when I'm tired of it, it's easy to cancel. I enjoy the magazine and enjoy both reading it in magazine form in my mail box as well as on my Kindle. I can share the hard copy quickly with friends as I have the kindle edition.gre


title: Sunset magazine

text: Love the magazine and had hard time getting a subscription started through their website. Amazon.com made it happen quickly


title: A treat to read, always worth keeping

text: I have a variety of scrapbooking magazines that I've bought through the years. Many of them I spent little time reading because I just wanted a particular idea from them. Scrapbooks Etc., though, is the best all-around scrapbooking magazine I've found.  It has projects and layouts I can actually use and that look great, delightfully innovative concepts, cool storage ideas, and more.  It is always fun to look through or read, with great photos, and it has always been worth keeping.  It's a warmer, more human scrapbooking magazine that is less technical and more imaginative and inspiring.  A copy of this magazine and a hot cup of cocoa on a cold day is comforting and gives me ideas that I look forward to trying.  Although I do like some other scrapbooking magazines, I rarely buy those except for a specific idea or article.  This magazine, on the other hand, is just worth it overall because there is so much in it to delight the eyes and spark the creative process.  If I could only buy one scrapbooking magazine, this would be it--hands down.


title: Maximum PC review

text:
This magazine is an excellent source for what's hot in the PC field today.
Gives reviews of new and upcoming products and lots of hands on stuff to help improve a users knowledge in performance tuning and general use of their PC.
Lots of articles on setting up and building new rigs!!

Good stuff!


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful magazine!


title: Two Stars

text: Not my style of magazine.  Just ads.


title: Five Stars

text: Always a good magazine.


title: Very predictable and boring.

text: Do not care for the writing of the articles. Very predictable and boring.


title: Very Popular!

text: My grandbaby is enjoying.


title: After two copies.

text: Took almost two months to get first issue. Does not have much substance. Too much advertising .


title: Must readGet MOTV

text: Very good info for all fish..


title: BEEN TRYING TO CANCEL FOR 2 YEARS.

text: 1 YEAR OF THEM WAS MORE THEN ENOUGH.LET ALONE 3 YEARS.


title: Three Stars

text: good price but got duplicate issues.


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect gift for my nephew.


title: Love the prices of magazines on amazon

text: This magazine is a fun one to skim through. They have articles and some are more interesting than others. I like the celebrities they cover as well.


title: Not necessary but sometimes convenient

text: I don't spend much time with TV Guide, but occasionally it's nice to try to see what may be on or coming up during the week. One reason I subscribed is that the TV directory published by our newspaper is now charged for separately and is more costly than a TV Guide subscription. I do wish there was some data about day time programming.


title: Great mag period!

text: Auto renew is a great feature, so you don't miss the great interviews, movie reviews, and awesome pictures! Best music mag period!


title: Diesel Power

text: We've written the publisher a few times and we still haven't received this<br />magazine even though they respond that its on the way!!


title: Quality information.

text: Price guide included, with good articles.


title: One of the best periodicals around!!

text:
Since I was 13 years old, I've been intrigued with the lives and cultures of other people in the different countries.  National Geographic has filled that for me. It's open my eyes and mind to the beauty and heart of our Creator,  in though we may be different, we have much more things in common.
I've enjoyed the art, the music and the different angles of life that I could not afford to see without you.
Thank you so much!


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine. It has great articles, advice, and contests. I love their recipes too! I definitely recommend!


title: This used to be a good magazine

text: I really used to enjoy Shape, it had a nice balance of fitness, nutrition, and some beauty. It also would also contain very good articles addressing women's issues.  Since the new editor Tara Kraft took over, this magazine has really gone down hill.  The articles on fitness and nutrition are almost nil and the serious articles that really addressed women's issues are now very rarely there.  She has basically turned this into a wanna be beauty magazine.  On the editor's page, Valerie Latona would write about causes or women's concerns.  Tara Kraft just presents a narcissistic catalog of all the extraordinarily expensive things she likes or wants.  After subscribing to this magazine for years, I just got my last issue and I won't renew.  How disappointing.


title: Realm Review

text: Awesome magazine, fascinating historical articles on a variety of British topics! For an Anglophile, it is a must-have.


title: good things

text:
Long time MSL subscriber.  I get out my dec, dec/jan issues every holiday season to see what works for ornaments and decorations and such.  I loved the cookie issue last year, definite keeper.  Her projects involve time and materials, but you end up with something that will last, and instructions are generally very clear.  I've seen that since her trial/jail, the high end advertisors have almost entirely backed out, which means adds for average joes, like me.  I really appreciate the depth that the mag goes into a certain subject, even if its not a particular fave of mine.

I haven't really watched the Martha show much, I really enjoyed the original MSL show she started with.  Sometimes I get annoyed that the materials seem very exclusive to New York and similiar, but c'est la vie.


title: Great magazine

text: I LOVE this magazine and you cant beat the price!! Very informative and  fun


title: My 9 year old son loves this

text: I know so many things can now be found on some kind of electronic, but I love that my son loves to read these.  If your child enjoys sports, this is an awesome gift that can motivate them to read. We have been getting this subscription for about a year now, and we will continue to get it.


title: Ok

text: Info is ok


title: They dont mail this out.

text:
I just cancelled my subscription.

I ordered this magazine around September of 09. Never received a copy until I contacted Amazon. Got one copy and it was shredded beyond use. Magazines suggestion was to contact my post office. I get everything else just fine through my post office. My suggestion is better. Cancel.


title: Good read

text: A lot smaller than it used to be and took a while to get the first issue. The few articles it has in each issue are really great but I wish there was more substance amongst the ads.


title: Beautiful photos!

text: Photos were great but not enough recipes.


title: Favorite

text: My husband and I have subscribed for years and find each issue filled with articles of interest in all areas of science and medicine. It's designed for the non-scientist who  wants to know what is happening currently, with clearly written explanations and photographs. A true treasure!


title: Interesting Magazine

text: I am enjoying taking baby steps toward becoming a good farmer.


title: Glad I got this .

text: Much easier to read then the regular one and I usually read it cover to cover.


title: Political Rag

text: Never will subscribe to this again.<br />Should've stuck to SCIENCE not politics


title: Meh.

text: Better than Bazaar, but not wonderful.  Not much substance, decent photography, more advertising than content, which seems to be the trend.


title: I'm not cancelling because it only cost $5--but it's rubbish

text: I've subscribed to fashion magazines for a long, long time, and try to switch them up.  I hadn't gotten Bazaar in a year or so, and what an unpleasant surprise.  The editorial shoots are simply horrible.  It's not just the styling.  The photography is even worse.  I will give this one a long rest after the year.  Maybe that's why it was such a great deal.


title: Best in its field.

text: The most interestingly - often amusingly - presented and intelligently written magazine in its field.


title: Comfort magazine

text: Ever hear of comfort food?  Well this is a comfort magazine..If you are looking for saavy articles, high fashion and an edgey feel don't buy-obviously!!  This is pure comfort-pure relaxation for the homey nester that is into home, gardening, housework and family..I have been reading for over 10 years..Mindless fun-light and airy--a great escape with good homefront recipes, coupon clipping, money saving, child rearing ideas and moderatedly priced fashion ideas..


title: Not worth my time.

text: Not what I was expecting.


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipes


title: Star

text: I enjoy reading the star. Thank you


title: Good reading

text: I find this magazine interesting and usually containing information I can use.  I pass it on to a neighbor or family member when I finish it.


title: Five Stars

text: What a value!


title: Love it!

text: Love it! My 10 year old son who hates reading gets excited every time he sees a new magazine in the mail. He'll willingly read it everyday!!


title: Absent subscription!

text: I ordered this subsciption in June, and it's now mid-September....I have yet to see a single magazine.


title: science for all of us

text: One of the premier general science publications in the USA. It provides timely, reliable articles by practicing scientists along with fascinating and often humorous tidbits.


title: delicious fiction

text: By far Asimov is the best SF. magazine published today. Stories, poetry, columns are consistently of high quality, full of exciting ideas, fast-paced adventure and moving drama.


title: It's Chip and Joanna...what's not to love?

text: This is my third renewal of this magazine.  As long as it's being published, I'll continue to subscribe.


title: Vogue magazine on line

text: I was so impressed with the online version. I love the videos and extras that can be offered only online.


title: Good writing

text: I love this magazine! As soon as I get it, I start to read. The articles span time and place. The photographs are clear and beautiful. It's a British publication, so the editing is very good. It uses the metric system, so American readers might want to have their calculators out! Lol. The articles make me think and make me dream of far away places and people.


title: Interesting

text: I love this magazine. I have only received the first issue so far but I’m looking foreword to more issues. The images and information are of the highest quality and worth every penny.


title: An Old Favorite

text: Always a favorite, now I can get all the articles, news, and humor I want! Great!!


title: good

text: Great magazine with lots of ideas


title: Simple Advice and Adaptive to Everyday Life

text: After reading a number of reviews criticizing Real Simple, I felt compelled to respond and give my opinion on a magazine I have read for years and truly enjoy.  Real Simple gives you ideas on every facet of your life - clothing, products, inspiring people, recipes, books, gardening, almost every aspect of your life.  While some of the products reviewed and recommended are on the expensive side, that does not mean you can't take the ideas presented and adapt them to your more limited budget and lifestyle - you can!  It's chock full of great ideas and suggestions - it's not the bible on living, just the ideas that lead to your own individual creativity and ability to adapt.  If you are looking for concrete "you have to do this" ideas, I suppose this magazine is as good as any.  If you want ideas and to spur on your own creativity and adaptability, then this is definitely the magazine for you.  Do I agree with every article and idea in this magazine?  Of course not.  Do I get ideas and inspired to improve my own life?  Absolutely.  I highly recommend it and will be giving it as holiday gifts this year and hope that everyone I send it to can enjoy it as much as I do.


title: Excellent magazine

text: What a great magazine. Lots of interesting and informative stories. Nice to have a hand held magazine for a change. Great graphics and photos. Definitely worth saving.


title: Aviation and home built planes

text: Been a fan for years on newsstand! I grew up around sport aviation and have enjoyed reading it forever.


title: A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss

text: This was a birthday gift. My son enjoys it and even though I'm not a music maven, I read the magazine when I visit. The articles are interesting. I like the size of the magazine and the stock on which it's printed. A good addition for a busy family who has little time to read.


title: Five Stars

text: It's Wired, nuf said!


title: Advertisements with little articles

text: I was very disappointed with this magazine.  It has more advertisements than articles.  Each issue has full page ads and maybe a very articles.  Not worth the money.  They should pay you for it.


title: Great Magazine - Very Poor Business Dealings

text:
Magazine is great, their business practices are really shoddy!  Just received my Nov/Dec 2018 magazine today (Oct 6, 2018).  It has 4 postcards in it- 1 to renew and 3 for gift subscriptions.  It recommends going online to use them.  However, their website says the page that is listed in the Nov/Dec 2018 issue is an error . . . no such page.
Switch to the main subscription page  . . . and the coupon code  is invalid.
Switch to  "contact us", and  . . .there is no way to do so, just a very long page of FAQs.
Magazine is good - business end is very, very poor.


title: World Class Magazine

text: As a long-time reader, my admiration for the courage and the success of this informative magazine has never ceased to impress and delight me.


title: Gorgeous Magazine

text: I live in California but I love New Mexico.  When I'm not there i dream of being there. This magazine, filled with history, culture, and the vibrant beauty of New Mexico is the best "Western Magazine" on the market.<br />.


title: For those that love some heat and spice in their meals.  Love it!

text: Love this magazine.  If you like heat in your menu, subscribe.  Great recipes.


title: I love reading these!

text: There is nothing more fun than reading the collections of science fiction and factual articles that come every eight to ten weeks in Analog.<br />If you love science fiction...subscribe.  Great reading.  Oh, there are some clunkers, but overall...this is a great mag.


title: The Fine Print

text: I love National Geographic Magazine.  Unfortunately, my vision is not good enough to read the print.  While the pictures are great, there is a big loss if you can't tell what the story is about.  I have had to give up all magazines for that reason.


title: The best boating magazine for REAL people!!

text:
Good old boat is the real stuff. If you're interested in maintaining or fixing up an old boat (it's mostly sailboats), or if you're interested in seeing how people do these projects, this is the ONLY magazine written for most of us, who just can't write a check to a boatyard for everything we do. You may enjoy looking at the other magazines for the boat you'll probably never own, but in Good Old Boat you'll see the boats that the majority of us actually have. A lot of classic plastic boats, with some reviews and some design articles.
Edited and written by boaters for boaters, I have gotten Good Old Boat since it first came out, and it's only gotten better over time. Most subscribers read it cover to cover, even if they aren't doing a big project!
I have subscribed to all the magazines over the years, but this is the only one I continue to get.


title: Subscribed for the first time and canceled after receiving 2 ...

text: Subscribed for the first time and canceled after receiving 2 issues on the same day.  One of them was for the previous month.  I don't need to be sent an old issue of a magazine.  I can just read it in my Dr.'s office.  No thanks.


title: Never delivered

text: I ordered Cleveland Magazine months ago and never received any copies.  When I inquired about the missing magazine, customer service repeatedly told me that it would be "five business days" to investigate my request.  As you can guess, I'm still waiting.


title: Wish I could give it five stars.

text: Only 3 stars?  I'm sure you are wondering why.  I mean it's Cooks Country so well written and interesting.  Yes, BUT, this was a gift I got an older family member a few years ago since she is a huge fan too  I set it up on auto renewal but every year several months before the renewal she starts getting noticed that it's set to cancel unless she renews asap. This stress her out and I have to let her know it's ok I've got it.  It's very annoying.

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