title: Has become completely unreadable

text: At first, I was upset when they abruptly switched from weekly to monthly. But with the recent design and editorial changes, I ultimately realized that I simply don't care. And it's not just that I don't enjoy it anymore, I now actively dislike this magazine. It reminds me of a badly-designed web site with very little editorial value. On any given 2-page spread, it's impossible to determine what any of the snippets of content are about, where to start reading, or what you've already read. The headlines give you no clue to what follows, until you read the fine print sub-heading. And even then, it's tough to figure out - is this something current? - a reference to the past? - a Q+A with a celeb, or just a list of their favorites? Painfully straining to be clever and showing off obscure references and insider humor, it just ends up a big unintelligible splat.


title: Cheap, shoddy pamphlet passed off as a magazine.

text: Would have given it zero stars if I could have. It’s like a glossy pamphlet, thin and cheaply printed. All photos, nearly no text. We ordered a years subscription but received maybe four issues. Calls to customer service did no good. How National Geograhic allows its reputation to be sullied by this rip-off is beyond me.


title: Okay, it's a house organ - but if you love opera, you need it

text: While not to be compared with the far more expensive English publication on the same subject, Opera News is like the People Magazine of classical music; full of photo features, breezy interviews, decent reviews and opinion pieces, history, etc. It's a nice, light read. I'm fortunate enough to live in traveling distance to the Met, whose productions this largely features, so the pieces it runs are useful to me in preparing to see a production there. But even if you follow the Met via the HD broadcasts or radio, it's a good read and will inform your listening. Nice to know something about the composer, for instance, before you listen to a piece, or about a particular artist's approach to a familiar character. I wish it were a bit less Met-Centric - but it is produced by their Opera Guild, so it's to be expected.


title: I subscribe to both People and Entertainment because they provide ...

text: I subscribe to both People and Entertainment because they provide different material. People covers a broader range of personalities, celebrity and non-celebrity alike, and writes about their lives beyond their work. Entertainment focuses more on "Hollywood." While it includes the personal-life gossip, it writes more about behind-the-scenes action of movies, television, etc., as well as recommendations for TV, movies, books, and music.


title: Five Stars

text: This classic photo-rich magazine does NOT disappoint!


title: I have been reading this for 40 years

text: Great magazine to stay up on the car hot rod scene and technology improvements. Always leaves me with a desire to build my own hot rod.


title: great product

text: Love each and every Issue


title: Great recipes and helpful hints

text: Great recipes and helpful hints, such articles. Don't like so many advertisements.


title: Love it

text: Really Love this publication.  Lots of great info.  Excellent reviews of almost anything to include cars, electronics... you name it.


title: Great tips

text: Great magazine.  Provides a lot of great tips and tricks and reviews of tools and power tools. and lawn care power tools


title: Very interesting and helpful.

text: Helpful hints and ideas. Pass it on to our daughter and son-in-law, they appreciate it too. Very helpful and fun to read.


It's Bloomberg. Interesting articles and good information.


title: good mag

text: it is ok


title: Informative for all fishermen and hunters.

text: My favorite Louisiana sports magazine


title: Very informative magazine.

text: Great price


title: Get it, you'll like it.

text: One of my favorite "how to" magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: wife is glad her subscription started again, i am glad of the price


title: Kentucky Magazine

text: Great magazine!  It helps me keep informed with well-written articles and current events.


title: One issue?

text: One issue arrived. The January/February issue never arrived and January is almost over. The description of this item says it’s a subscription. My guess is it was meant to be one issue.


title: Five Stars

text: RMC is the best published monthly for those still interested in the craftsman aspect of the hobby.


title: If Teen Magazine Was Available I Would Rather Buy That

text: I was a teen in the 80s and had a awesome choice with teen girl magazines . Some of the articles are way to racey for some I would think . I bought this magazine for all 3 of my daughters and wasn't all impressed of a particular article my oldest daughter brought to my attention about the explaining of semen .But again my daughter was 17 at the time so I 'm fully aware of what to expect and it can possibly help my daughter be comfortable with herself . I'm buying it mainly so she can get good ideas about food , exercise and skin and hair care . No matter how much I might know lol it's natural for her to want to find out elsewhere . Wish me luck with my youngest child and last 2 year subscription lol .


title: Great Consumer Product reviews..

text: Greats tips on products. Saves me money and time looking.


title: Salon owner.

text: My wife owns a salon. This is hair 101! Great updates, with cutting edge techniques. Also, good reading for clients in the waiting area.


title: I am learning a lot from Nat. Geo.

text: National Geographic should change its name as international geographic. I am a fan of National Geographic and learning a lot from national geographic. This is one of the best product if you would like to have a subscription. And they are valuable, you can sell those products after you read it. if it gets older, it gets more valuable.


If you are travelling a lot, it is a good guidance for sure! With pictures and maps, you can plan your trip to anywhere. You can also discover some places that they are beautiful but not quite popular.


title: Home Run

text: This is a great kids magazine for the baseball lover in your house.  My little buddy is 8 and I have given him this gift for the last 2 years and it really helped to improve his reading skills because he wanted to know everything in the magazine!


title: Informative

text: This magazine is a great way to stay informed on activities through out this great state.  We give it as gifs for other friends & relatives who have moved away.  Keeps them from feeling so homesick for Texas!


title: Great Articles

text: We've subscribed to this magazine for years.  The articles are so informative, we've learned a lot.


title: Must Read

text: This magazine is loaded with useful information from cleaning to finances.<br />The fonts makes it an easy read.


title: Great

text: I love this magazine.  It has so much information to improve your physical and mental self. Buy it you won't be disappointed!


title: Useful

text: This magazine has greatly helped me to understand a lot more about yoga. I like the advertisements, they direct to lots of useful websites.


title: easy to pass the time

text: especially like the section on past TV shows - trip down memory lane.  moderate to difficult depending on how much TV you watch


title: Dying a slow death

text:
Poor PC Gamer. The preview picture showing Duke Nukem asking "Miss Me?" is fitting. Yes, I do miss the classic PC Gamer that I remember from the late 90s and early 2000s. I've watched the ever more frequently rotating staff in the late 2000s to the now skeleton crew in the last two years. I know the dead tree media is dying and they are really trying hard but PC Gamer is just sad now. I finally let my subscription expire this year. If you remember PC Gamer from the glory days, you'll remember how much fun the Holiday issue used to be. This year's holiday issue was only distinguishable from other issues by the word "Holiday" stamped on the cover.

I think the staff is so small now, they no longer have time to catch obvious grammatical and spelling errors. The spelling errors within the last year are actually so frequent as to become annoying.

After a year or so with oft-changing editors, I did notice a marked improvement when Logan Decker took the helm. However, even he can't fight the end of dead tree media.

I'm old school and still like to read a physical magazine, but I sadly can no longer recommend the print version of PC Gamer.

5 stars for the editorial staff giving it their best effort.

0 stars for the future of the printed version of PC Gamer.


title: Keeps me updated about the new PGA golfers

text:
I tried all the tips and I have also spent money for a PGA golf instructions and they are worthless to me.  The best tip I got was watching Lee Trevino youtubes because I have unorthodox swing.
  I still like to read the Golf Digest and watching the PGA golf games on the TV.  Also, I watched the PGA tournament when they came to St. Louis MO.
  I even yelled to Tiger Woods  "WE ARE NOT WORTHY"  as he was walking to the next Tee box.  People were laughing when they heard me say this, but my 17 years old son was embarrassed.


title: A bit one track

text: This magazine has some interesting material but because it aims to be based in the state of the art science, some of the content is pretty extreme. So order it and expect to be able to get thorugh some of the articles but not all, unless you yourself are a scientist or Techie.


title: Great magazine!

text: This magazine always has interesting and exciting articles! Packed with training tips and good experiences for the novice and seasoned pilot. Great buy.


title: If your're a pilot or enthusiast you MUST have this magazine

text: I always get excited when I get this magazine. Its like opening a present every single time. The pages are full of advice about flying techniques, health, aircraft and accessories. There are several relevant stories for pilots and the pictures are of the highesst standard. I had started buying this magazine even when I was learning to fly! Its great! Subscribe.


title: Food

text: Great recipes


title: Saw a copy of this at work and loved it. So I got myself a subscription and ...

text: Saw a copy of this at work and loved it.  So I got myself a subscription and I don't even have kids!


title: Great magazine for kids

text: I have bought this magazine for my kids for years! I love how much they learn from it.


title: Great magazine

text: I bough this for my son. He loves science and likes to read about all the new things in science. He later tellls me about it.


title: Nice magazine

text: Nice magazine


title: The stories are stories that everyone can relate to.

text: I like that the articles are positive in content.


title: Five Stars

text: Really good magazine with interesting and informative information!


title: Love it

text: This is a great idea and I use it everyday, so many, many chances to win big. I wish I would have tried it before


title: Great Magazine

text: I have bought this Mag for 2 years now want LOVE it, great to see a lot of my friends published in it.


title: Fraud

text: In three years of subscribing I received only a single issue. Guess I'll unsubscribe now.


title: Five Stars

text: Very interesting!!


title: Too long to get 1st issue

text: I love this magazine and have subscribed before, but this time itnwas nearly 4 months before I received my first issue. Inwon'tbsubscribe throug any 3rd parties again.


title: Five Stars

text: Full of great advice and helpful articles.


title: Four Stars

text: Good quilting magazine that covers both modern and traditional methods of quilting


title: Cook's Magazine

text: Wonderful accurate information on food, utensiles, products, etc.  Great information about culinary treats and practices.  Superb magazine.  Every cook should read this.


title: Only two stars . . .

text: I can only give it two stars because three of 12 issues arrived in the past two weeks. To me, that is unsatisfactory. I expected that editions would be roughly 4 weeks apart.


title: O... as in Oy Vey

text: I've never really, truly hated a magazine before, but this is it. You go to all kinds of trouble to go past the dizzying array of ads to find the one article snuggled in between, and it's either horribly skewed/one sided, poorly researched, or just darn boring. I'd flip through it between the mailbox and the side door to the house, then throw it away as soon as I got in the door. Save a tree and avoid this lousy mag.


title: So-so Magazine

text: Just a so-so magazine.


title: Toddler Must Have!

text: We LOVED these tiny magazines for our two girls.  They were more sturdy than a magazine--which helped because they were read over, and over again.  I agree with other comments; these are typically not as enjoyed until over 18 mos, but we read these to them from 6 mos and we still have them.


title: Helps me practice my Spanish

text: I actually subscribe to this for my waiting room, as I have a lot of Spanish speaking clients. Truthfully, though, I sit down with most of the copies, as it helps me practice my Spanish. I rarely know who they're talking about, but I can usually follow along with the story line. Heck, I even find the ads helpful. When you're learning a new language, you draw upon whatever resource you can find. For me, this magazine helps a lot. Oh, and the clients do like it.


title: Magazine

text: Waiting room magazine


title: Waiting room magazine

text: Waiting room magazine


title: Magazine

text: Make for work waiting room


title: Magazine

text: Magazine for work waiting room


title: Magazine

text: Magazine for work office


title: Magazine

text: It's a magazine


title: He like to read the articals

text: Got this for my husband. He like to read the articals! Yeah right - I know! ha ha ha


title: Great Reading

text: Love the magazine


title: Totally biased , left wing reporting.  it goes in the recycle bin as soon as I receive it.

text: I read the first few issues as soon as I received them. It was immediately apparent that Time has a left wing bias . I try to keep an open mind, but the reporting is so anti Republican that I can no longer read the magazine with any confidence of unbiased reporting.


title: used to be...

text: I used to love this magazine.  It still has some excellent articles, but it is true that there are way too many filler issues now with top 100 lists of things I have no interest in (resort hotels, spas, expensive travel agents).  However, on the flip side, it never talks down to the reader - the audience is assumed to be well travelled and somewhat sophisticated - which I appreciate.  I checked out Nat Geographic Traveller hoping it would be like the CN Traveller of old, but although it has nicer photography (with few gratuitously scantily clad female shots), it seemed much more mainstream - like I had already done many of the "dream trips" befor I hit my 30s and the information also seemed much shallower.  I like Geo, but I struggle through the French and it's a lot more expensive.


title: Disappointing

text: Nothing more than Maxim Magazine these days. I wish I had tried Details instead.


title: Harper's Magazine

text: I have read Harpers for over thirty years and have always found it provocative and eclectic enough to entertain many of my interests,  art, literature, poetry, investigative reporting, a refreshing political viewpoint.


title: Fine Gardening

text: This magazine is not only eye candy but the articles are interesting and relative to today's gardening concerns.  Good therapy.


title: Worth a few reads!

text: Love this magazine.  Filled with helpful hints, recipes, stories & tips.  Worth reading through and then over and over again.  Always something interesting and useful.


title: The Good Ol' Days

text: I love this magazine!  Harkens back to a simpler time before computers and cell phones.  Nice pictures and interesting stories make me long for the good old days (& I'm only 50!)  Will definitely renew my subscription before it expires!


title: OK for the price

text: This magazine was much better when it first came out.  Maybe because I watched more tv back then.  I ordered it because the deal was so good but I wouldn't order it again unless I got another great deal.


title: Living Without magazine

text: This is a terrific magazine.  Due to a sensitivity to wheat/gluten, I must eat gluten free.  Here you will find lots of interesting recipe ideas as well as tips for eating g/f.  If you must eat g/f, please consider subscribing to this very helpful periodical!


title: Everyone should read Prevention...

text: Every month, I find incredibly important health info in this magazine.  The info on the latest nutrition studies make this a must read.


title: Love it

text: I was initially given a subscription of this magazine as a gift years ago and I have found that I really enjoy reading it.  It is in the top 2 magazines I have had.


title: Good Ideas

text: I like this magazine because it has some interesting articles and ideas for decorating on a budget. I am always looking through<br />design magazines and although the furniture is fabulous, I certaintly can't afford it. This one seems to be tailored more towards the average joe with an average budget.


title: Beautiful Room Designs

text: I like House Beautiful magazine because unlike other decorating magazines it doesn't bombard me with advertisments.<br />It has the right balance between pictures of gorgeous rooms and ads.


title: Beautiful Designs, Homes, and Coastal Locations

text:
I love this magazine because it has beautiful beach homes and designs.
I feel like I am on vacation when I read this magazine.
It is like a fantasy escape to some beach destination.
This magazine is very difficult to find at the news stands or book stores.
I also love the receipes that are written in this magazine and have cooked some pretty amazing seafood dishes.


The internet is not always the best place to get information.  The most durable form of information is still the written word.  I have Popular Science with details of Haley's Comet and Popular Mechanics that tell you how to build a mini-sub.  It's less of a strain on the eye.  Your not paying for the publication and for the data time to read it online.


title: This was a gift for someone so I am unable ...

text: This was a gift for someone so I am unable to give my personal review.  However, the recipient just loves this publication.


title: Good magazine

text: My kids loved this magazine until about 7-8 years of age. Once they passed that age, their attention span for this magazine decreased drastically. If your kids don't have constant access to tablets and smartphone, that might help interest in this magazine by large margins. The magazine overall is great, but please pay attention to the auto-renew option of the magazine, since that may take place months before one expects the auto renewal to take place, and that will complicate any attempt for refunds.


title: Have not received yet

text: I ordered this magazine on February 7th, it is now April 3rd and I have not yet received my first issue.  I ordered the Smithsonian at the same time (which I thought would take a while to receive) and I received my first issue more than a week ago...what gives??


title: *** At the forefront of Courage and Information  ***

text:
No other magazine has been spreading the word as long as this one has in the face of a government sponsored terrorist movement.
Prohibition has never worked and never will.
## People will look back in a 100 years and wonder why people allowed the truth about marijuana be allowed to be denied for so long. ##
If you want to learn how to grow pot buy some of the books that are advertised in this magazine.
If you want to stay up to date on the latest grow tactics then buy it.
** Face it, would you rather face a bunch of drunks in an alley or a bunch of pot heads stoned? **
When you consider how Washington and Jefferson used to write to each other and talk about various pot plants you wonder how it all went so wrong.  Lincoln, Clinton and Obama have smoked pot.  Kennedy also.  So why it is still illegal is amazing.  Our government just doesn't want to admit it was wrong.
The history of how Franklin Roosevelt made it illegal to help out the DuPont tree/paper industry is interesting.
But all in all, no other magazine has stood up to our government when it comes to your right to choose how to live your life as much as this one.


title: ** Exotic Getaways ** Beautiful Photography **

text:
I love to sit back and relax with this magazine.  You will find all sorts of islands to dream about escaping to.  When it comes to planning a getaway from the hectic daily routine I can think of no better magazine.
The articles are just enough info to acquaint you about the locales without being so tedious with details as to bore you.
Outstanding pictures are what make it stand out the most though.


title: Fun ideas to try

text: One of my faves. Like peeking thru the window without getting arrested. Have used many ideas from mag . Easily adapted to my style.


title: Five Stars

text: Interesting


title: Three Stars

text: This magazine is great for kids and teens alike that love horses and want to know more.


title: Sweet Little Books - my 4-year-old still loves them!

text: We picked up a dozen or so of these at a consignment store on a whim. My daughter LOVES them. If I had known about them when she was younger we would definitely have subscribed. Even at 4 they are a wonderful, short read for her. I especially love the illustrations.


title: Loved getting this - but would not purchase again.

text: I loved getting this in the mail, but would not renew for the price they expect you to pay. It's just not worth that much to me, especially when so many other magazines are so much cheaper. You could get 2 magazine subscriptions to similar magazines for the price they expect you to pay for this one.


title: Five Stars

text: Bought as a gift. Item came exactly as pictured. Subscription started faster than quoted.


title: lovely gitf idea

text: this was a subscription gift and the recipient loved it


title: Five Stars

text: A lot of good information!


title: Giving it another try.

text: I have received this magazine for a long time.  I found I did not enjoy it any more a couple of years ago and let my subscription expire. I m trying it again now and so far I am enjoying it.


title: Terrific magazine.

text: Great my magazine at a great price.


title: Five Stars

text: Look forward to every issue!


title: ok

text: This is ok if you receive it for free.  I'd never pay money for it.


title: Good magazine

text: This is a good magazine to have around your house not only for yourself but guests. It has interesting articles.


title: I was not paid for my opinion.

text: I absolutely love this magazine but hated to go to Wally to get it! The home delivery option works so much better for me! It is stuffed full of great coupons!!! The recipes are easy and tasty. Full of great money saving tips and tricks!<br />I did not receive any compensation for my review of this item.


title: Great magazine

text: Thjis magazine has beautiful pictures, interesting articles and I intend to purchase a subscription for it.


title: Never received

text: I ordered my magazine subscription in November 2006. I have never received a single copy. I am not even able to get my money back. Nobody at Amazon knows how to find out what happened. I have sent 4 emails and called both Amazon and Amazon subscription service, to no avail.


title: Haven't received it yet.

text: I gave it 3 stars because I already know I like it and hope to eventially receive it.  I like it because of the fashion and the unretouched celebrity pictures.  It's nice to see fashion in a magazine with people looking natural.


title: Five Stars

text: Kids love it!


title: Moms

text: My wife's third magazine that she really enjoys reading, so what the heck, she deserves it.. and I enjoy pleasing her!!


title: Moms

text: Another magazine for the wife, whatever makes her happy.. She loves to read and this one works for her, and is a good price this way..


title: Everything but the crossword...well almost

text:
Most people know whether they want to read the NY Times or not. This is a review of the Kindle edition. Besides the crossword puzzle, the Kindle edition lacks ads (yea!), classifieds and paid death notices (okay by me), political cartoons (tant pis), and many photographs and charts (but not all). While I've tried to find cheaper Kindle alternatives (and they exist), nothing compares to the NY Times for news coverage, especially if you're a resident of New York State and lack a good local newspaper (in print format or on-line). The lack of photos is usually only a problem in the Home, Science, and Style sections when you're trying to make sense of articles that frequently reference them. The inclusion of political cartoons should be fixable (is anyone listening?). I really appreciate being able to skim the tables of contents to each section so that I can do triage and properly plan how much time I can devote to reading the paper each day. I also like being able to easily read an article to completion without having to hunt out its conclusion in another section. One other improvement I'd like to recommend is that the NY Times editors provide readers with a word count for each article, as so many Kindle papers and magazines do, so I can decide if I have the time to read it before beginning my workday or postpone it until I have more time. This seems like an easy fix and something Kindle readers should be able to expect, given the price of the subscription. (The progress bar at the bottom of the Kindle screen, by the way, doesn't monitor the reader's progress through individual articles, but rather through sections of the paper...not very valuable from my perspective.) One other observation--inexplicably sometimes a news article (often an obituary) gets dropped from the Kindle edition. This doesn't seem intentional, but it happens. But all in all, I'm very happy reading the NY Times on my Kindle.

PS, for those who miss the Puzzle, the Kindle does offer some free word games you can download.


title: Not worth my time

text: Much of the magazine has become unreadable, with tiny white text on colored backgrounds. The science has been dumbed down to the point that it’s not interesting on controversial. It seems to be trying to be a cross between Wired and Scientific American (both of which I read) and failing at both ends.


title: One Star

text: This is no longer a good publication


title: Time Magazine subscription renewal bungled

text: Time is a great new magazine.  I purchased a subscription for my son-in-law as a Christmas present 2011.  When I tried to renew it as a Christmas present for 2012, the order was mismanaged.  Instead of sending issues to my gift recipient, issues were sent to me.  It turns out that Amazon does not manage magazine subscriptions itself but outsources these to an outfit called Synapse.  Amazon is famous for outstanding customer service.  Kudos for that.  It's reputation will suffer if it surrenders customer service to third parties.  Adding a third party to the transaction, without any notification that this is happening, is unwise, deceptive, and detrimental to Amazon's reputation.


title: magazines. Photos

text: Ok too many advertisers  but same as other magaz.


title: Good for kids

text: Gift for grandchildren, they are enjoying it.


title: Five Stars

text: Great show.. Great magazine.  It's like book quality.. not typical magazine pages.  Great stuff!


title: Great, cheap gift!

text: They had these 1 yr. subscriptions for $5 around Christmastime. What a steal! The husband loves it!


title: Franchises n not much else.

text: Basically only about franchises.


title: Love the product, wish the delivery were a bit more timely

text: I have picked up this mag for years, mainly here but sometimes when visiting England, and love the english style.  Home delivery makes life easier.  I just wish it actually showed up at  my house before it does in the bookstores...both of which are a good 2-3 weeks later than they are available in England.  And I guess we don't get the little December issue item included in the British distributions.


title: Four Stars

text: Essential resource for the hobby


title: Not a lot of advertising or politics so geared to a child’s enjoyment and education.

text: My grandchildren love this magazine and share it among them. They anxiously await the next issue to arrive. Ages 3-12 all enjoy the articles as older children read to younger.


title: Gdt to learn what most media ignores.

text: Very good resource for news.


title: Great magazine, wish I'd gotten my tote bag!

text: I really enjoyed trialing this magazine for 3 months. I wanted to complete the series on Trump which got me hooked. It started end of September and was to last through December from what I understood. In November it appears I was charged for a year's subscription yet I never received my tote bag.<br />Most of the articles are fabulous, well written and thought provoking, but I found as time went on I did not have the time to read all of them all the way through as they are so long. This is a thinking person's magazine. I would love to take this again when I have time to read it and figure out how to get through the whole magazine electronically!


title: Inspirational and Positive. Lots of Humor.

text: It's all in the title. I have read it off and on (especially in waiting rooms) for year. But in this the year of repetitive shrill political shouting and constant hair-on-fire stories about Covid, a bit of reassurance is more than welcome. A deal at the price. Print subscription is my preference. I have that.


title: Just the Facts, Please?

text:
Was absolutely the best source of well written science for the nonspecialist and polymath. Carefully curated, excellent graphics, understandable english, covers the science beat. Then came the last issue with a passionate appeal to join the movement, and accompanied by a couple of very politically correct essays that were a bit lacking in scientific method. Instant distrust of reliability?  Gaah!

Another issue arrived with 10 pages of motivational speeches (no facts). I would cancel but that would save SA the cost of print, postage, etc. Round file.


title: a digest for writer's

text: good articles and thinky thoughts


title: Articles!

text: Great magazine! Love the articles and pictures!


title: Rolling Stone Magazine

text:
Great articles!  That's what they all say.
Love keeping up with all the music and
pop culture trends.  Love the pictures
also.


title: This is my favorite magazine but only one issue has shown up?

text: My first subscription issue arrived in March but now three months later no issues. I wrote the company through Amazon twice and have had no response at all!  I am very disappointed. It is a beautiful magazine, though a bit smaller and added more modern articles than I remember. I miss it terribly. What's up Amazon?


title: Good Magazine

text: I received the subscription to this magazine for tow years. It had lost of helpful information for many projects around the house.


title: This magazine is older than me

text: I buy this every year for my husband's birthday.  He loves it.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: format

text: didnt like the format overall...seemed like alot of ads but there isnt...its just how the mag is set up...too many thumbnail pics that are hard to see!


title: food network magazine

text: awesome magazine!!!....i love magazines...this one is full of great info....and its cheaper than most of them too!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love the recipes.


title: Great women's magazine

text: Great women's magazine I will continue to order as long as the price is right.


title: Great women's magazine

text: Love this magazine we'll keep ordering it as long as the price is good


title: Is this really National Geographic??

text: Instantly turned off by Hamilton:  America's Hottest Founding Father.  OMG.  Is that what history is?  Why not just buy a bodice buster?  I wish to heck the Entertainment industry did not take history and make it into a Broadway musical which teaches young people crazy stuff that isn't true.  Disney is good at that too.  Hamilton was a federalist and a rival of T. Jefferson.  Hamilton thought common people were too ignorant to vote.  He wanted a king.  Help.  When National Geographic puts out a history magazine for grown ups, I'll sit up and take note. Sorry.  Just couldn't get past that title.


title: Pleasantly Surprised!

text:
As a 17 year old female, I think this magazine is great. For about a week I thought I wanted to start a life coaching business, so I started looking up info about life in the entrepreneur lane. I signed up to get a free magazine from Entrepreneur, and by the time the magazine arrived, I had already changed my mind and lost sights of being a life coach; so...I was left with this irrelevant, big, boring-seeming magazine. Because it was already here, I decided to make use of it and read and article a day just for the heck of it. After a few days, I was reading not one, but multiple articles a day, highlighting like crazy, engorged in the magazine's positive, modern, informative, articles. As a girl who before knew absolutely NOTHING about business, I feel as though this magazine is giving me a nice little taste of the topic.

And as for the readers who complain of too many ads...I thought the number of ads were great! In my opinion, I think it's pretty good that around 2/3-3/4 of the magazine is actual articles (being a 200+ pg magazine)! As I said before, I'm a 17 year old girl, and in the past I used to read Seventeen, Vogue, Teen Vogue, Cosmopolitan and all those other girly magazines...those pathetic wastes of bundled paper were the opposite at 2/3 ads. I was pleasantly surprised with the number of quality articles in this magazine.

I recently got something in the mail saying that my subscription payment was due; I was originally going to cancel it, but now, having changed my mind, my subscription and payment sit happily waiting in the mailbox.

PS. I was APPALLED when I saw the price of a one year subscription of this magazine...(mags like Teen Vogue cost $10 for a 2 yr subscription) but, after seeing how much better quality the magazine was...the price was totally worth it, and, I'm never subscribing to another cheap-o magazine ever again. ;)


title: Perfect for young children

text: A perfect gift for our young grandchildren


title: Terrific magazine. PLEASE NOTE**** If you are unable to ...

text: Terrific magazine. PLEASE NOTE**** If you are unable to view this with your Kindle Fire..go back to your original subscription confirmation email...and scroll to the bottom The next to last entry on your subscription confirmation email has a link to amazon where you can get the free app for Kindle Fire for reading your magazine subscription! I know...you are pissed. I was too because it isn't really very user friendly in how it is routed ..but it is easy...just go to Pocket Mag at  amazon.com and grab the kindle app it works great and took about 15 seconds!


title: Five Stars

text: My father in law really likes this magazine, he is 94 and a WWII veteran.


title: Five Stars

text: Thank-you


title: great buy...cool recipes...good reading!

text: With COVID, I Especially look forward to receiving this magazine every week


title: USA Today - One Year Subscription

text: I renewed my subscription for USA Today for another year and found the best price to be via Amazon.  Recommended.


title: Buy it here not from publisher

text: Best price anywhere!


title: Magazine

text: have read Popular Mechanics for years, my dad also read them back in the day, good magazine


title: Great magazine!

text: Articles cover home repair and a lot of do-it-yourself type repairs


title: Great for kids

text: These are great for school age kids<br />Bought this for 12 months at Christmas and the kids love it


title: Great price, great magazine.

text: This is a very enjoyable magazine. It comes every week and lets you know what is happening with all the newest TV shows, movies,books and celebrities. I love to read all the gossip and look forward to the new movies coming up. You can't beat the price. You can't turn down this offer.


title: Great price, great magazine.

text: I was getting very tired of my old "Glamour" magazine so I figured for this price why not try a new fashion magazine. It is great. I am enjoying not seeing all the same old articles and reading something new.


title: Great Youth Magazine

text: My son (10 yrs old) could not put it down once he got it. It's a very interesting read for the youngsters.


title: Perfect for anyone!

text: This magazine is awesome. My dad is super handy and loves getting these every other month. He always learns something, and I always enjoy reading it after him.


title: Love this magazine

text: 1st issue arrived. Really enjoy this magazine.


title: Why hide the truth about your recipes!

text: Please ,tell me in this day and age when even fast food places have the conscience to let us know what the nutrition is on menu items.<br />This magazine ,Everyday with Raychael Ray has zero information -calories,fat, carbs and so on. This is so important to everyone, people have the right to know. I am sure that these recipes are to embarrassing , why else would they not tell us this information.What an outdated magazine!


title: If You Don't Read Wired, You Just Don't Get It

text: Wired is the a must read every month to understand business, technology, and the technology of business.  Wired and Fast Company are the staples of new business periodicals.  Amazon has a pretty good deal with the rate.  The only problem I ever had with Wired was their incredibly high "off the shelf" price.


title: A new staple in men's magazines

text:
I have been reading Maxim for years now.  It's without a doubt the new Playboy.  With it's on the edge humor,sexy pics and great new product reviews, it's a must have for guys.
Every month they bring incredible women to eht brink of nudity.  Maxim has the ability to make an actress nude in print the way Barbra Walters can make them cry on TV.
The only downside I see to Maxim is that it's not as great as it once was.  They have strayed from the "every guy is cool" approach to a more fashion aware style.  But overall, a man needs Beer,The Man Show, Drew Carey and Maxim!


title: Changed mag

text: This used to be my favorite magazine. Now I hate it. The pictures are of the ugliest rooms I’ve ever seen. Don’t waste your money!  Unless you like rooms that look like crap.


title: Great gift idea

text: Bought  to give us a present. Great idea and was good pricing. Would do it again.


title: 1 Star

text: Subscribed for a year and only got 5 magazines. And they were sporadicly dispersed.


title: Great price.

text: Enjoy reading for the brief technical articles and finding information for more in-depth research.The new product information is helpful, the ads for products can be irritating.


title: I love National Geographic

text: The pictures are amazing in National Geographic. I get to go visit places this way that I will never make it to in person.  The stories are a great insight into life in other parts of this big world, both human and animal.  I've been a fan of this magazine for many years.


title: Cosmo for Yogis?

text: I'm very disappointed in Yoga Journal. The focus here seems to be on fashion, buying yoga "stuff," and other things unrelated to the practice.<br />Lately reading this has been almost the same as reading Cosmo. I was particularly appalled by a recent article about "how to dress for your body shape in yoga class." Really?  The last thing you should be worrying about in a yoga class is how your butt looks in your yoga pants.  I won't be renewing until Yoga Journal decides to start actually talking about yoga again.


title: My third favorite magazine

text: So many fun ideas for mid-century and other eclectic decorating.  Some issues seem a little repetitive but I still look forward to receiving each one in the mail.


title: the best magazine

text: always like THE NEW YORKER for articles and cartoons...news, and a good point of view. this seems to be the best price for an expensive magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: one of my favorite magazines....a must read


title: Five Stars

text: read it every week


title: Good comic very slow to ship initially

text: My son loves these! The only down side is when you start the subscription it can take a very long time before they receive their first issue, think 3 months in advance folks. Once you get the subscription going though the monthly issues arrive on time.


title: Interesting recipes

text: There are so many good recipes in this magazine.


title: Great magazine

text: Received early, love it!!


title: Love this magazine

text: I got a 12-month subscription for my then 11YO son and he LOVED it.  He couldn't wait for each issue to arrive and when it did, he devoured it, often seeking someone out with whom to share the fascinating nugget he had just learned.  When the subscription lapsed, I didn't notice but he did - he kept looking for the next issue in the mail.  So I renewed his subscription as his birthday gift and he is happy again.  He is now 13 and still looks forward to his magazine arriving each month.  What a great way to get kids interested in - even excited - about science!


title: Waste of money

text: I ordered this we have gotten one magazine and no others this is a sham the one we got was two months old by the time we got it complete waste of money!


title: Great Golf Magazine

text: Can't live without it.  Especially when it rains a lot.


title: Five Stars

text: Can't live without it!


title: Always a Good Read

text: Always a good read


title: Great reading

text: A good read and I pass it on to others to enjoy too.


title: DIY

text: Great mag for people who like to do things their self and save money. I have viewed this mag for over 20 years. 2 thumbs up.


title: Good purchase

text: Good price for good reading.


title: REPRODUCTION COUNTRY...

text: A nice Magazine, reproduction Country, but I like antiques and more authentic.  Nicely printed and well organized, but all things I've seen before in other magazines.  I'll enjoy this subscription, bit that will be it.  Took three months to arrive.  I feel like the publisher's could try harder.


title: Five Stars

text: A gift for my granddaughter.  She looks forward to getting her own mail!


title: Wonderful Magazine

text: Lots of interesting content.  Always timely.


title: Quick kick-start

text:
I received my first issue soon after I placed the order, much quicker than I normally expect for other magazine subscriptions.

And, Vogue, of course, is the best of the many fashion magazines out there. Dedicated to talk about "fashion", not just "clothes".


title: Like print medium

text: Grew up with a tv guide coming in the mail every week, and now I'm getting old with one.. While it's not what it used to be (what is?) it still does what it says, and we enjoy reading reviews, tv updates, etc.  It's recently added a streaming section, which is a nice feature. It doesn't cover all the channels we receive through our satellite, but does a good enough job on the mainstream ones, and even a few of the lesser known.  (Between this and EW, we pretty much have our tv week planned out ahead of time.)  I must add If it were not so reasonably priced through Amazon, I'm not sure we would continue getting it, but just can't pass this bargain up!


title: Great for my (almost) 3-yr-old AND his mom!

text: My daughter and grandson are thrilled with their new magazine! She especially likes that she can read him stories from it, and she told me, it’s exactly what she would have liked as a child.<br />I couldn’t afford it then, but making up for it now, is part of the fun of being a grandma! 😊


title: Five Stars

text: Best magazine for hikers at all levels of skill.


title: Too repetitive

text: Wish I could have cancelled my subscription. HGTV Magazine was not what I expected. It was very repetitive with design ideas. It consistently only used bright colors for decorating, not everyone is in to bright colors. It would have been a better magazine if they changed it up each month. Glad my subscription has finally come to an end. I will not be renewing.


title: Great

text: I really like this magazine!  Have some great info in it every issue!  I even pass them on and others like them too.


title: Delivery was very fast!

text: Great magazine! And at a bargain price!


title: Bitten by the Travel Bug.

text: Absolutely LOVE this magazine!! Great articles, pictures, and ideas of where to go next for a vacation!


title: Blah

text: Too many ads.  Not enough good advice as the old days.


title: Great Info

text: my favorite read


title: Keeps Me Informed

text: Love the updates on upcomings.


title: Great magazine

text: Love this mag..great writers, great content.


title: Five Stars

text: WONDERFUL MAGAZINE IF YOU'RE INTO THE SUBJECT! CAN'T GO WRONG READING IT.


title: Husband LOVED it.

text: Husband LOVED it....I know I will too. You will really like this; all things British seem to be so well done!


title: Would be a wonderful gift for anyone! It's a totally super magazine to read!

text: One of the best magazines to read; you learn so much about such a variety of subjects. All interesting and well written and deep. Not just shallow like many other magazines.


title: Must have for cat owners.

text: Outstanding magazine for any cat owner (or someone owned by a cat) - full of information and tips on cat care. I give the magazine five stars.


title: Five Stars

text: One of the best magazines published today - five stars.


title: Great magazine.

text: Our whole family enjoys this magazine.  The downside is that many of the cars advertised, and other advertisers are from the UK.  Great read for any car nut!


title: Purchase for son

text: My son purchased a copy from a newsstand months ago, and asked to have a regular subscription sent to him.  He loves it.  The news and info. does not overlap like Motor Trend, Road & Track or Automobile magazine do.


title: Haven't received it

text: I have not received first issue yet....not sure how long t takes, but will revise my rating when/if I do


title: great foodie magazine

text: I really like this magazine not just for the great variety of receipes but also for the writing.  There are some really wonderful stories about not only food but also the cultures from which they are derived.  I look forward to every issue.


title: Have yet to receive my first issue of ANY magazine!

text:
where are all of my magazine subscription first issues???????

mark


title: Never got my tote

text: Never got my tote.


title: Makes a Great Gift

text: I bought a subscription for my husband for Christmas and he likes the articles.


title: Not at all what I expected

text:
I couldn't wait to get my first issue but was sadly disappointed with the content.  I flipped through the entire issue looking at headlines and hardly reading anything because it didn't appeal to me.  I remember seeing an online version and thinking I'd really like to subscribe to this magazine and now I'm wondering if I've recalled the wrong title.

I don't know what Amazon's magazine cancellation policy is, but I'm going to be looking into it.  I know this review could be more helpful if it included content of the magazine, but I think that's available before subscribing.


title: Great magazine but needs a kindle version

text: I have enjoyed this for years.  Since moving to Ohio. It has been difficult to find at times.  I would love a kindle version.  The print version is good quality with great stories.  The font size could be a few points bigger though.  One reason I am hoping for a full kindle version.


title: Watch the subscription length

text: You think you are getting a great deal until...  You see it is only for 6 MONTHS, not a normal year subscription.  Buyer beware.  Also needs in offered in a Kindle edition where every single page is in the monthly kindle file.  I am more interested in a Kindle version, easier to keep for later.  minus 2 stars for being sneaky on the subscription length.


title: Quality Magazine Made Easier To Read.  Highly Recommend.

text: This was a gift and the recipient loved getting it.  He had a love of reading and found it harder to do so as he got older with the print being small, even with glasses.  This was one of a few magazines that print large print versions.  This made it easier for him to casually read.  Highly recommended.  There are SO many people who are middle aged up to elderly that will appreciate this, finding it easy to read w/o having to search for glasses.


title: just what i wanted

text: Had purchased this magazine in the past and did so again simply to see current fashion trends.  Although I am soon to be 63 years old I enjoy seeing clothing style and color trends.  If you are looking for something with a lot of interesting reading this may not be your best choice.  I rarely even read the articles.  Just want to look, to window shop - and it fits the bill.


title: Five Stars

text: have been subscribing for more than 20 years


title: Happy Chanuka

text: a must for my grandsons, aged 11, 7 and 7.  Chanukah would not be 'happy' for them if they didn't receive their annual subscription from their nana.


title: Gift subscription

text: This was a gift for an incarcerated friend who can now pick the shows shes wants to watch.


title: Love this item

text: When you can't read the regular readers digest this large print is fantastic.


title: Not worth the hassle.

text: This item is a tiny, tiny version of a full-size magazine. I received a tiny magazine and noticed I have already been charged for a subscription. It's only been 4 month. (sigh). There is no way to cancel. The process is terrible. Just don't do it. This magazine is not worth it.


title: No problem with services, but the magazine is just okay

text: I had no problems with the amazon magazine subscription services. I bought this when it was $5 for a year and I was looking for a new women's magazine. It's not a bad buy for $5 but I'm not sure I would pay anything more for a year of Marie Claire. It's not as strong as other women's magazines. It has potential and it was genius of MC to hook up with Project Runway (that is why I bought it). But... frankly, Nina Garcia's fashion editing is not great. The fashion layouts in the first issue I received might have been the ugliest clothes I have ever seen. I was looking at outfits featured in her spreads thinking, "If a designer did this on PR, they would be torn apart." I do like the focus on some world issues. Additionally, as a slightly bigger girl (i.e. a size 14 instead of a 2, which I don't think is huge at all, but in fashion it is!) I do appreciate the "Big Girl in a Skinny World" column. But I wish they wouldn't confine curvy girls to one little page. Glamour does a MUCH better job at incorporating curvy women throughout the entire magazine. Marie Claire makes me feel like I only deserve to be featured in one column. I worry that some of the models they choose for their magazine are not accurate representations of the majority of women. If you are looking for a well-rounded women's magazine I'd go with Glamour or Real Simple instead.


title: Handyman

text: I have been subscribed to this magazine for many years. They always have something of interest for the home owner.


title: Kindle Fire Is Garbage

text: Digital subscriptions don't update on Kindle fire.


title: I’m not receiving all issues!

text: I like this magazine, but it’s delivered to my front yard and often I don’t receive the issues.


title: National Geographic - the Gold Standard for transporting you there Vicariously from your sofa to Mt. Everest, etc.

text: I'll tell you what NG Magazine means to me by example. My wife and I are age 65, and not "jocks." Yet while in Puerto Rico, we hiked into El Yunkee Rain Forest to a Water Fall, and nearly had to be rescued because of the grueling hike. All I kept saying to my exhausted wife was ." For $19/year I could have read about this in National Geographic from my air-conditioned room with a beer in my hand instead of this forced march in the middle of the Rain Forest."  It was like the same thing on tour groups in Italy. Although admittedly I thought standing in the Roman Coliseum trumps National Geographic. But, don't ask me that while I am on a Roman bus on the way back !


title: More articles than food recipes!

text: Yuck!


title: Not what it once was

text: Hyper focused on franchises these days. Just not what it used to be.


title: Good for a 5-year old 👵

text: My granddaughter


title: Three Stars

text: Arrived were, unreadable.


title: Five Stars

text: Great value, good recipes.


title: Wonderful!

text: I love all things Pioneer Woman!


title: yazzo

text: Has many interesting articles.  I have it magazine on our coffee table at work.  Everyone love's them.


title: Love this magazine

text:
What can I say.  Great articles at a good price.  Not trashy like some other fashion magazines.

Just my opinion.

Cheers,

MJ-


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine, well published and lots of recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!!!!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it! Lots of ideas


title: This is one fine Antiques magazine

text: This is one fine Antiques magazine!  It offers a wide range of information about antiques.  The presentation, paper quality, and detailed photographs make it outstanding!


title: A Complete and Enjoyable Magazine .....

text:
I like this publication because of the unusual topics about people, places, special events and ART offerings.  Book reviews are included as well.
The price is affordable.
If you like Southwestern food, recipes appear as well.
As far as I know it is not available except by subscription.


title: The Pastel Journal Magazine...

text:
This is a fine magazine for Pastelists.  I am not limited in my art interests by pastel only, as I do other forms of art as well.
I believe that "Pastel Journal" would be helpful for the more practiced pastel artist.
I do certainly get ideas and new material regarding the use of pastels.  Current pastel equipment is always introduced in each issue.
This magazine is not like a textbook.
I have taken the magazine for years!


title: One Star

text: Unable to access the newest weekly edition using my iPhone. The software doesn't work.


title: Real Simple

text: Had always loved this magazine though I am a little disappointed that whoever is doing the pictures/articles lately for inside the magazine itself is doing stark, cold, plain, props that are not that appealing with garish primary color backdrops. hoping this is just a temporary thing for their articles and they get back to great photography.


title: One of my most favorite magazines!

text: I love this magazine and it's always a bonus to get a great subscription deal! It is chock-full of great home living inspiration,recipes and how-to's. I have been reading Martha Stewart magazines for 25 years and foresee it being a favorite for many more.


title: not much in it

text: It is a lot thinner than it use to be, not slick paper like it use to be, regular coarse paper, not any real good stores,


received first issue about 4 weeks later.  quality is great and my grandson loves them.


title: Five Stars

text: Yummy recipes!!!


title: Five Stars

text: If you love to cook, this is the book for you!  Wonderful recipes!


title: I love my Sky and Telescope

text: I love my Sky and Telescope....  What can I say???  It keeps me up on all the cool things happening out there, the little fuzzies and all. I look forward to my mag every month!!!!  Thanks again, Bill


title: Hard to cancel

text: Impossible to cancel


title: will not cancle

text: auto renews even though canceled not worth the trouble i can not ask any one to order this unless they want a headache


title: Good reading !!

text: Good reading for long winter days !!


title: For anybody over 50

text: Great magazine


title: Sometimes magnificent, sometimes unreadable.

text:
You never know what you're getting. Many of technology articles are great, but sometimes you get trash like "Bitcoin: A Love story/A Horror story," which I read completely and couldn't tell you what it was about. It certainly didn't teach me anything about bitcoins.

Sometimes they redesign the mag so that you can't readily tell the ads from the articles.

Mixed bag.


title: Five Stars

text: Quick and easy to renew!


title: ok

text: ty


title: Love Newyorker!

text: Always a favorite read!


title: Five Stars

text: My Children are always excited to see the latest issue when it comes in the mail.


title: One of the best mags out there

text: Outside is by far my favorite magazine. Sometimes it can go a little overboard with product reviews, but there are always at least 2 or 3 longform stories that are deeply engaging. And the photography is amazing.


title: Subscribed over 10 years

text: Subscribed for at least 10 years.


title: Love reading this

text: I love reading Yoga magazine.  All of the articles are wonderful, very informative of health and wellness.  Love the recipes and yoga positions listed in each issue.


title: Excellent gift.

text: Always and excellent gift and much appreciated.  Can't thank you enough for making it so easy to renew this subscription through Amazon.


title: What can I say!

text: This is a great Magazine.  Beautiful pictures with great articles about Montana.  Very well done and a great read about a beautiful state!


title: Love this book

text: Love this book.  Great articles and as always they do a great job in keeping my interest.  Great deal if you like log homes


title: Like maybe for your fabulous

text: I think it's for a different age range. Like maybe for your fabulous fifties


title: Less than 10 issues in 1 year subscription

text: Purchased Jan 23 2016, now Oct 24 subscription is over? It took 6 weeks to get the first one. Uhhhhh... beware.  It's not one mag a month. Other than thst, I do enjoy the recipes and ideas.


title: All around good magazine

text: Wife & her clients enjoy this magazine. Short & sweet articles, coupons for everyday items you want to use, household tips it can<br />be something for "All You".


title: Great all around magazine

text: Just a terrific all purpose magazine with out all the fluff filling from endless pages of ads. Simple Easy Fun


title: Not something for normal people to get inspiration

text: We were thinking about buying a home and remodeling. I wanted inspiration. This has ridiculously high priced products throughout and not even attractive things I would ever want in my home. Would not recommend.


title: Recommend

text: Great magazine!


title: More than just about camping

text: More than just camping!


title: Always Excited to See it in the Mailbox!!

text: I ALWAYS find some new decorating tip to try in this very colorful magazine.... and that’s saying a LOT, because I’ve been a loyal subscriber since the magazine first came out!!  I’m always being asked to share it with family and friends!!


title: Informative

text: Nice, informative magazine


title: True Southerner

text: Love the recipes


title: Nice to look at but...

text: This is an OK magazine. It's not great. I mean it's not outrageously creative or distinct like "Architectural Digest" or anything.<br />Also, it has ads in it for bracelets that are $13,000.00 each. Yeah right.


title: One Star

text: I started my subscription in August and have only received issues for 2 months.


title: SON LUVS THIS MAGAZINE IN MILITARY

text: ORDERED FOR MY SON FOR YEARS! HE LUVS THE THROUGH ARTICLES, NOT BORING, COMES ON TIMES, HE LOOKS FORWARD TO THE ARTICLES, GREAT GIFT FOR SOMEONE WHO LUVS SCIENCE!


title: Great kids' magazine!

text: This is a great magazine for kids. It's interesting for adults also. It took longer than I expected for it to be shipped to my niece and nephews, but it is a good bargain.


title: Good value...easy to renew

text: Gave as a gift.  My mother loves National Geographic.  Good price!


title: Only

text: I’m Sorry only got one issue


title: Only got 2 issues

text: Only got 2 issues


title: Love the birds

text: I watch for the new issue


title: Love it

text: Love it can’t wait every month for it to arrive


title: Great magazine

text: Love it


title: Good job

text: Great ideas


title: Great magazine

text: Martha is great


title: Too Many Ads

text: I bought several magazine subscriptions when Amazon had amazing deals. I've subscribed to Women's Day before several years back. I don't remember the many ads. Seem to many to me now. I won't renew.


title: NEPHEW LOVES this magazine!

text: NEPHEW LOVES this magazine!  he looks forward to it everymonth


A must for acoustic guitarists!  Excellent content for fingerpickers and folk/blues interests.

Updating my review:
Have been receiving the magazine for a couple years now and continue to enjoy it. Husband reads it cover to cover and pulls out sample music sheets to try new runs and fingerpicking options. We only use the hardcopy version. Online versions are really not our "thing". This magazine is a staple in our household.


title: Oma loves it

text: Got it as a birthday gift because you can’t find it in stores anymore. Absolutely loves it. Reads it cover to cover.


title: Great Price & Subscription Fulfillment

text: I have gotten TV Guides for over 25 years and the cost and reliability of actually receiving it had continued to get worse. Ever since switching over to Amazon, I now have a great price for the subscription and it always comes on time. I would highly recommend getting subscriptions from Amazon.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: one of the best magazines that there is


title: Car and Driver Magazine

text: The Car and Driver Magazine is a very well written, comprehensive magazine covering all the new vehicles and features they have.  Anyone interested in purchasing a new vehicle should subscribe to this magazine.


title: Good ideas ... Tips and Techniques

text: I have been getting this for several years -  Each issue has many good ideas and usually at least one or two How-to articles that are very well written and I always learn something from them


title: Time vs Newsweek

text: Newsweek is going digital. Time looks like a good replacement.<br />I want a magazine I can "tote" without a tablet or computer.


title: Look what you can do

text: This magazine is very informative and gives you ideas for your home


title: Like the articles

text: Great articles


title: More about the outdoors than photography.

text:
Lots of great photos, not so much about how to find/shoot/process/keep them.

The emphasis is on the outdoors and wonderful photography thereof rather than technique and gear.  Given that, it's a fine magazine.


title: Worth the read

text:
Like most specialty magazines, this has rather variable editorial quality.  I have to restrain myself from editing as I read.

I expect many of the authors are semi-pro, at best, but that's just fine with me.  I'd rather learn from an expert/veteran than hope for the best from a polished journalist who hasn't been there.

Good stories, mostly, and always leaving me wanting more.  I think that works out ....


title: Lots of time-saving tips and great recipes

text: This is an excellent magazine with lots of tips and ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: The children in the family to whom I gave a subscription report that they are enjoying the stories.


title: Five Stars

text: The children in the family to whom I gave a subscription report that they are enjoying the magazine.


title: Nawwww...

text: Just like its predecessor, Dog Fancy, it's written to the dumbest audience.


title: Some may enjoy that aspect

text: This magazine hasn't changed since the 1990's.  Some may enjoy that aspect, but as I have gotten a bit wiser and more refined, I was hoping that it would have done the same.


title: 98% ads. Not updated for present day life in modern society

text: 98% ads. The one Project in each month  isn't ment for present day, maybe the 1960.  Handy man I would expect fix it tips and knowledge but nope ads ads and more zero tips


title: BE AWARE!!!!  SCAM!!!

text:
I did not order my subscription from Amazon, I ordered it directly from Country Sampler, and then I received a renewal notice.  My customer information was given to a publishing company. They sent a renewal reminder to me with my account number and expiration date of subscription, from Country Sampler, to renew my current subscription of two years. I paid the money and six months later, still had not received my magazine.  Country Sampler was not willing to help me in any way, even though the magazine obviously provided my information to this company.

Obviously provided, because, how else did they know my subscription expiration, name, address, and account number for the subscription?  I had to call daily, talk to gum chewing women on the other end who had no clue, file many complaints, and sent certified mail, in order to get my refund. All I wanted from the beginning was the six issues I paid for,but I never received any of them.  I even had the cancelled check.  I was furious.  I absolutely refuse to ever order from them again, especially since they did not care to look into the matter, make it right, or help me in any way.  How many people were not persistent like I was and lost the money they sent?  This magazine is not cheap.  Never, never again, will I order this magazine. Be very cautious if you do, I hope this helps  people from the hassle I went through.  Don't get me wrong, it's a great magazine, but be aware of where it comes from.


title: Nice

text: I got this for my son in college.


title: Just got this magazine and I love it. Much better than a different auto magazine ...

text: Just got this magazine and I love it. Much better than a different auto magazine I get and will not be renewing.


title: arrived on time each month

text: Magazine arrived in a timely manner, however the e-version still has bugs.


title: Old Yankee vs. New

text: Not like the Yankee of old.....too many advertisements.....larger format is clumsy....but in all fairness, still a lovely look at Yankee life.


It’s not nearly as exciting as the tv shows. Lots of words I’d rather have more smaller pictures of cute ideas


title: It's OK

text: I thought they would have daytime listings also but they don't.  Articles and highlights on new shows are good but sometimes their TV listings are incorrect.  I think the TV guide app is actually better


title: Not do interesting

text: Not so interesting


HGTV Magazine is a great learning tool for decorating with old and new items.<br />I know I'm going to enjoy devouring my HGTV mag every time I take it out of my mailbox.  I try to carefully read every page even if it doesn't instantly interest me because I know it will promote new ideas I can use to decorate and enhance the beauty in my home.  Honestly I realize that some of the items are very high priced but if you keep an open mind you might just be able to find something similar or close to that item at Goodwill or a Habitat for Humanity ReStore or yard sale or at least push your thought process into a totally different area that you never would have though of otherwise.  I find myself thinking "I never would have though I would like THAT with THAT!"  How far I've progressed!  Best Wishes!


title: A great magazine for Doctor Who Fans.

text: My son was so excited to get this magazine! He loves Doctor Who. There is so much information in this magazine! Yes, it was very expensive, and I know people have said you can just pick them up at Comic Book stores. I just took the easy and yes, way more money, way out.


title: Gift for my dad

text: We’ve been buying these for my dad for years and he loves him. Highly recommended. Beautiful pictures and interesting article


title: It's ok, get it for the fall new programs

text: Price was decent and worth the money.


title: Good Memories!

text: I like the magazine and got a good price. Love looking through it for the memories!


title: Four Stars

text: I am a cat lover so this mag is for me!


title: Good Mag!

text: Good mag with lots of household tips


title: Great Mag!

text: Great mag! Keeps me up to date on all my programs


title: Very enjoyable

text: I am enjoying this. I like the articles and funny and clever things in it.


title: Great magazine for kids

text: I have 2 grandchildren whom I have given this gift to, and they absolutely love it. Plus they get it for a year which reminds them that Grandma gave them this gift.


title: great magazine

text: Really great magazine with great recipes.  What I love about Clean Eating is that they don't have you buying a huge bottle of some expensive ingredient that you use 2 TBSP of and never touch again.  Everything works together and the two weeks menus in the back are really great.  There are few recipes that we've tried and didn't like.


title: Love this magazine

text: It tells you how to feed the birds, I love it.


title: Fantastic reiki magazine!

text: Crazy about this magazine! I love everything about it. I am a reiki master and find it insightful as well as current and educational. I recommend to all reiki practitioners as well as anyone interested in the beautiful gift of reiki.


title: Nice

text: Very nice mag.  I just don't have the time to read all I want on art.  Lots of relevant articles for the artist.


title: Five Stars

text: Really enjoying this subscription for only $5!


title: VERY disappointed

text: I was under the impression that this subscription came with an e-read option...IT DOES NOT!<br /> I wish I hadn't signed up for this as I don't read hard copy mags any longer.


title: Gift.

text: This was a Christmas gift, and I can only assume that the girl who received it likes it.  The price was right.


title: Have subscribed for years

text: Have subscribed for years


title: Great Recipes!

text: I was afraid the magazine would be redundant since I'm on the website all the time, but there's SO much content on the website, it's hard to sift through sometimes. Magazine is much more useful/fun than I expected.


title: IT'S OK

text: i JUST RECEIVED THIS YESTERDAY SO HAVEN'T HAD A LOT OF TIME TO READ.  LOOKS LIKE IT WILL BE FINE.


title: Nice magazine

text: Good information!


title: Lots of good information!

text: Love this magazine


title: Love this magazine

text: One of my favorite magazines!


title: great mag

text: liked the mag very much


title: Some good articles...just so-so!

text: Magazine is so so!


title: NO WAY TO OPT OUT OF AUTO RENEWAL AT TIME OF PURCHASE

text: There is no way to opt out of auto renewal, even though the text on product page says you can.


title: DECENT MAG, POOR COMPANY

text: The magazine itself is OK, not the same, however, as in the past.  The worst part, the part that forced me to never subscribe to a Hearst magazine, if the HORRIBLE customer service.  No way to contact them, as they do not show an email address.  No phone number. The email link automatically goes to some program not on all computers, including mine.  Simple for them to fix, 1 line of code, but no.  This pretty well sums up their attitude towards customers.  The website, after signing in, and going through an insane repetition of the Captcha, then requiring it again, the "cancel subscription" tab DOES NOT WORK!.  I believe that this is by design, as they really do not want to hear from a customer.  Then they sneak in the "automatic renewal" buried in the fine print, even for gift subscriptions.  This is a Predator business, buyer beware!  Never again!


title: Fantastic

text: Fantastic as always.


title: Terrific health magazine, especially if you're into functional medicine

text: I just purchased an additional two years of this magazine because I enjoy it so much. I am a nurse practitioner with a busy practice using both traditional and functional medicine. This magazine has so much wonderful, empowering information about nutritional and health. For example, there is an article about skin problems (including eczema, psoriasis, and acne) that I frequently print out from the website and give to my patients with skin complaints, many who have been on topical treatments and oral medications without relief for years. It is really wonderful to see people come back months later off of those medications and with fewer skin complaints after making dietary changes (which aren't easy by the way). I always get a boost when I see the magazine in the mail. I don't know why there are so many reviews about the magazine upset about one person being on the cover. It seems kind of crazy to me. I read about people in magazines that don't share my same philosophies all the time and while I might write a letter to the editor I would hardly be trying to destroy the magazine months after that issue came out. I don't know who Vani whatever is because I don't follow many bloggers but I'm confused about why people are so obsessed with this magazine's having written about her.


title: Would shop from again.

text: Love this magazine!


title: Overpriced and Bad Shipping

text:
The magazine is ok, its on par with Miltary Heritage magazine in my opinion. It is in a hardcover binding so that justifies the increased pricing but I dont think its worth 9.00 an issue. I could buy a nice book for that amount, plus they shipped me if I remember correctly 3 of the 4 issues for the year in the first 3 months so it really seems like a ripoff to pay 35.00+

and not get it for much of the year.


title: Some People "Read" Playboy, I Read This....

text: I like this magazine a lot. I also get Military history and World War 2 magazine and this is my favorite of the three. The best thing about military history magazines in general is getting a new issue in and learning about something you had no idea happened. An example would be England ruling Argentina and the Philippines, did you know that had happened? I sure didn't. Also you will read, like in this issue I have here, about a battle contingency England had to invade the Washington territory in 1861 at the start of the Civil War; it's stuff like this that keeps me very interested in reading this magazine more so than the World War 2 stuff that I've probably over read (although it's in here also). Great glossy paper and pictures also makes it stand out from my other subscriptions, highly recommended.


title: Price

text: Great price


title: Awesome magazine, awesome idea.

text: I love this magazine and have already subscribed.  I had no idea I could do a subscription through amazon and have it auto-renew.  I'll have to do this as soon as my current subscription runs out.  I love the photos and articles in Reptiles, though my husband will complain that we have at least a few of our animals because I saw them first here and it gives me too many ideas.


title: Informative and practical

text: Informative and practical


title: Very disappointed

text: I didn't order this subscription but they won't cancel it.  Very disappointed


title: Only received 4 magazines in a 6 months subscription

text: Only received 4 magazines in a 6 month subscription and they were all very slim and light on content. While I realize it's a pandemic, I miss the big fat glossy magazines from 10 years ago. Very unclear trends and advice, not a lot of products featured.


title: Exactly as ordered

text: Learned unique things about bees


title: Lots of great tips and design ideas

text: I look forward to finding HGTV magazine in my mailbox each month. I read every issue cover to cover, more than once. Lots of great tips and design ideas.


title: Perfect way to have family stay in touch with Arizona

text: I learn more about Arizona with each magazine received.


title: Pretty Cool.

text: Great mag on dinosaurs. A bit loquacious but hey, it's a small business. That being written, I'd say they do a bang-up job at presenting news and digging up some cool stories. The artwork is pretty cool, too. Thanks!


title: Five Stars

text: Love Dr. Oz' magazine and now it is a little less costly for me thru Amazon.


title: BEST MAGAZINE OUT THERE

text: I ordered another year of this because it's one of the only magazines left that you can actually READ!  Great interviews of interesting people and less advertising....all my other favorite magazines are full of ads and the content is repetitive.....ESP...DR OZ.....same old, same old every month.....I still love Southern Living also...


title: A staple for me

text: I love good housekeeping magazine because of all the helpful hints and recipes.  Great helpful tips from old to new.  Good articles to read and more realistic fashions.  Most of the other magazines have too many crazy looking clothes and the models are just too young and skinny for reality.  Good Housekeeping is a magazine that will keep you informed and up to date without all the unnecessary hype.  I will keep on subscribing for years to come...


title: Great for new ideas

text: I always wanted to subscribe to Real Simple but the cost way to high, so I finally bit the bullet and subscribed.  So glad that I did because I read it from beginning to end every month. I love a the new and old ideas and I love to cook so this is the perfect magazine for me.  I currently subscribe to 7 or 8 magazines a month and Real Simple is the one I look forward to receiving the most....so tired of the fashion magazines with all the young and skinny models...not to mention the ugly clothes....I  guess I'm too old for "Cosmo"!!!


title: Ok

text: Received my first copy. I was a little disappointed with the amount of advertising and the amount of information on landscaping.  We are moving to Arizona in November and I was hoping to get some ideas for landscaping.


title: A good read

text: I am enjoying the magazine.  I liked my subscription to Health magazine a little more than Women's Health.  This magazine seems more appropriate for a younger set.  My college age daughters enjoy reading the magazine.


title: Fabulous recipes and variety of cooks

text: Great magazine, I have already made some of the recipes. Not complicating directions, and  a ton of indredients, which I like


title: Good magazine for cat lovers

text: Really like that it was an inexpensive gift that was really enjoyed by the two people I sent it too.


title: My favorite escape. A beautiful magazine that I have subscribed ...

text: My favorite escape.  A beautiful magazine that I have subscribed to for many years.


title: Don’t waste your money!

text: Stupid and useless. Very little tactical/product information. More like people magazine for geeks.


title: Good to encourage children’s reading, curiosity

text: 10 yo grandson says he loves it & he & his father enjoy tigether.


title: Terrible ads

text: I subscribed this magazine, hope my kids can enjoy it. Then I found out it has Viagra and enlargement ads. Come on.


title: Some Good Ideas Embedded in Lots of Self Serving and Infomercial Oriented Material

text: Unfortunately, this magazine is primarily a vanity piece for its editors. It would be more honest to call them staff writers since the bulk of the articles are written by them, and the magazine apparently is a source of funding for their fishing trips, particularly since so many articles are touting the views of commercial fishing guides. I especially dislike the fact that it is impossible to contact them with concerns, complaints, or any sort of feedback since they do not have an email address or any other reasonable means of “Contact Us” as does virtually every other publication in existence. I have even sent letters to them at their street address with reasonably stated concerns about the validity of so called studies they have published only to be ignored in spite of the request to at least acknowledge the receipt of my letters, which tells me that they do not care what readers think so long as they get enough subscriptions to continue to fund their ventures. My concerns relate to the infomercial nature of much of their writings,  the implausibility of many of their claims, the amount of commercial exposure they allocate to column space, and the fact that they rarely source outside fishing experts as do other angling publications.


title: All you

text: I wasn't sure if I was the rit demographic for this magazine, but there's something for everyone! Coupons, tips, cooking, style


title: Country Living Magazine

text: It was okay.  Not one of my go back to a hundred times magazine.  I much prefer Country Romantic Magazine.


title: Great Magazine

text:
I know this will read as a generic review. Truth is I saw I had over 200+ reviews to leave, and as an avid buyer on amazon, I wanted to help my fellow buyers. However, after I spent over 5 hours leaving detailed reviews with a rate of another 72 hours to go, 3 full days, I realized I will prepare some basic reviews to help buyers decide if a product is worth buying.  I hope this helps, and one day when I have more time, I will go back to leaving more lengthy reviews. I will try to be as accurate as I can while brief.

This is a market-leader. I absolute look forward to it arriving in the mail, and reading it from Cover-to-Cover. The insight & knowledge found in these pages are out-worldly. Strongly Suggest


title: alot of fluff and ads

text:
So I started training for the ING marathon, its 25 miles and well I'm a big guy, so I'm taking it slow and steady to win the race. No but seriously, with my previously small athletic and medical background, I am following coaches' schedule and training. With all that said, I will be purchasing many items from amazon and for my fellow prime addicts I will be leaving reviews on the products.

 I found this to be primarily fluff with no real insight. Probably 90% of the running tips I learnt online, or from friends. It is primarily ads, which may help you if you are an avid runner and are looking to see new items available or future ideas.


title: reason why it as 5 bux

text:
C&D was once entertaining, witty, objective and a great read. The staff worked well together and they put out a consistently good magazine. Then it went through some rough years where it got kind of tame and boring. Now, it's an ill fitting mix of new and old writers trying to be fresh and hip while being spoon fed by the car manufactures. The magazine lacks consistency, focus and any sort of clear vision as to what they're about.

C&D mostly seems to print what the biggest manufactures want them to. There have been several articles lately, such as on the new Nissan GT-R and Corvette ZR1, that literally mirror articles in other magazines even featuring some of the same quotes from the same car execs. You might as well go to the manufacture's websites and read their press releases.


title: love it

text: at the young age of 23 i founded 4 different business all 4 i have made a profit on, there are many reasons for this and im sure your reading this review and are doubting it, i just don't have time and decided today i'm going to leave a host of amazon reviews, with; that said i have learnt a great deal from Inc that helped me in all of my businesses ventures i read it cover to cover and then again.


title: love it

text:
I read some of the previous reviews and honestly I don't fully see where they are coming from.
I've subscribed for about a year and a half and while I see some recaps on some similar exercises, they throw in new things a lot.
There are a lot of recipes and notes on diets and such that I love, and they only talk about how bad fad diets are and don't advertise for them!
Encourages and enlightens. It shows a way to incorporate exercise into any lifestyle and gives you the encouragement to continue an exercise regimen-- no matter how sedentary you are.


title: must have


title: Not worth it, IMO

text: You don't get much


title: Thumbs Up

text: Re Order. Great read for any car freak.


title: Thumbs Up

text: Re Order. Great read for hunters.


title: Redbook Mag

text: It is hard to rate a product that has not been recd.  Ordered this Mag subscription on 10-11-11 and have been informed that I can't expect my first copy until Feb 2012. WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.


title: Five Stars

text: great TV


title: Best magazine around!

text: I look forward to getting my magazine every month! Filled with great ideas and even some coupons! Love the peel and stick sample paint too! Wish it came twice a month! 🤣🤷🏻♀♥


title: Great

text: While it won't replace my Scientific American, that's only my personal preference. MIT TR leans toward the business and economics side of technology by tracking start-ups, new tech, energy projects and other things. Of course there are more in depth articles that are always very well written - it's just not ALL science like SciAm. If that's what you like, this magazine is for you.


title: Great price.

text: Fast shipping... Great price.


title: Five Stars

text: Sweet mag


title: Impossible

text: Been doing puzzles for 51 years and can't do these. Guess it's me.


title: Poor

text: Nothing to read


title: Love

text: This is the best magazine for older folks.  Reminiscing about our younger years is great.  Brings back so many happy memories.  Cannot go wrong with this magazine.


title: Meredith Corporation has sucky customer service

text: Having had a digital subscription to Cooking Light since 2013 thru iTunes, I now have no access to my back issues because they removed the Cooking Light app from the iTunes app store immediately upon ceasing publication.  No notice.  Now I'm out five years of magazines.  Calls to everyone involved  has just been a mess.  Let this be a warning to all who do business with Meredith Corporation.  If they did this to me and God knows how many others, don't think they won't do it to you.


title: Live your best life

text: I loved this magazine. I attended several Oprah events and enjoyed celebrating the 10 year anniversary with lots of other Oprah fans. Years ago there were inserts that could be pulled out. They had bookmarks or positive sayings. The only challenges to subscribing (besides our mail carrier delivering to the wrong address) was deciding what issues to keep. They are all great.


title: consumer reports magazine

text: tells you about the latest appliances and the user rating they get by consumer reports, which products are the cheapest and should be used pretty good information in there if you're shopping for new products and appliances.


title: This is purely a sales cataloge

text: This is a magazine pushing the sale of their vitamins or supplements nothing else. I will not purchase this again


title: Won’t order subscriptions through Amazon again

text: A gift for my grandson. Accidentally ordered two subscriptions, was unable to cancel one. He loves the mag, but I was disappointed with service, or lack of.


title: What can I say?

text: I subscribed to it long ago and had missed it ever since.  I'm so happy that I've re-subscribed.  It's just as interesting as ever!


title: a worthy magazine

text: but I'm not the best reader it could have.  too opinionated, I guess.  and as someone who ALREADY makes a living by writing, some of their advice is of no use at all to me.  but I like to read other writers' thoughts.


title: always an excellent read

text: my subscription lapsed while I was in the hospital, and I'm trying to fill the gaps.


title: The New Yorker is print candy!

text: Love love love the poetry, current event editorials and the jokes. Cover to cover great read.  Oh and the cover art!  DUH


title: good magazine overall

text: Lets face it, Unless you have Oprah money no one can afford "Oprah's Favorite" anything. But the graphics are clear. And when  the magazine does a fashion spread they tend to do a woman of varying size ranges.


title: A gift to brighten up someone's life

text: I sent this to an incarcerated individual to brighten their life.  I told them they'd love the jokes spread throughout the book.  I remembered reading Reader's Digest at this person's age and having it make me laugh out loud at times.  The stories are also the right length and variety to be enjoyable but not require in-depth time to finish.  It's made this person's life a tad brighter while learning other valuable life lessons.  Reader's Digest is a classic and always enjoyable.


title: Four Stars

text: My granddaughter enjoy getting these magazines.


title: Not as good as it used to be.

text: I'm disappointed that RD has gotten much smaller.  The content isn't any where near what it used to be.  Now, I can get through the magazine in one evening.


title: Five Stars

text: Good light reading!


title: Magazine itself is full of curl and the pages stick ...

text: Magazine itself is full of curl and the pages stick together due to static. I used to be a printer and I would say it is quite flimsy in body and as far as the articles they were not that interesting.


title: Great gift, year after year!

text: I renew my husband's subscription to Asimov's and Analog every year for the holidays.  He loves it and reads them all voraciously when they arrive.  Perfect gift for any SciFi readers!


title: Five Stars

text: It has great articles


title: Various Sudokus

text: I like the variety sudoku, loco sudoku etc


title: End subscription please

text: I would like to discontinue my subscription please.<br />Nothing wrong with the magazine just want to try something new after years of “O”


title: Great

text: Love this magazine fun to read and enjoy the reading of times past .


title: Five Stars

text: My granddaughter loves the magazine.


title: Presnt for my Dad

text: I was glad to be able to find this.  However, I am a little upset that the first subscription will not be sent to him for 12-14 weeks.


title: Fun and practical

text: We just got our first magazine, earlier than expected, and we are having so much fun with the interesting and practical features! We especially like the variety of price points on the recommended products.


title: ... to get this back in the 70's and always liked reading the articles and you had amazing pictures in ...

text: We use to get this back in the 70's and always liked reading the articles and you had amazing pictures in it, but seems like the stories have changed. Not to many that we enjoy reading anymore.


title: One Star

text: The magazine is good, but I didn't order a subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: A good gift

text: My grand daughter love it and likes getting mail, in her name.


This was a gift to my daughter and she liked it very much, but wanted something different this year, so I did not renew it and instead ordered 2 different magazines.


title: My Talented Wife Loves it

text: My wife loves it!  What more can I say?


title: Four Stars

text: Good magazine if you like sailing.


title: Mad up with mad magazine

text: Great magazine


title: Second year purchasing through Amazon.

text: This is my second year purchasing National Geographic through Amazon. When I first ordered the subscription it took about two months to start arriving. I thrilled that I not only received the current month, but also previous months of the year, since I started getting it March. When I was sent a renewal reminder via email from Amazon, I decided to renew. This time there was no gap. I started receiving them right away. I received an offer from National Geographic and it was a few dollars more than the offer here. This is such a great magazine. I look forward to it every month.


title: nostalgic

text: I love the ocean and its surroundings. The Decore of the homes and furnitings  are lighthearted and whimsical---homey and warm. Coastal Living magazine shows it all!!!! Makes me feel like I'm there.


title: POOR MAGAZINE. STOPPED RECEIVING AND REFUSES REFUND. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY.

text: STOPPED DELIVERING FOR NO REASON. DO NOT BUY. TERRIBLE MAGAZINE AND REFUSE TO ISSUE A REFUND.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag great service


title: Five Stars

text: Great gift for a young man


title: Just say no

text: Not worth what you actually get


It was a gift, but I have found good reading and information in the past in National Geographic.


title: Colorful and inspiring photos

text: This French magazines has a fresh new way of looking at crafts and food presentation.<br />Enjoy their creative embroidery ideas.


title: Not Worth Your Time

text: The oversized magazine is awkward to hold & carry.  It wastes a lot of paper with large blank spaces.  The articles are trite, nothing you haven't heard before.  The recommendations for purchases are wasteful.  A black skirt is a black skirt.  No one needs an overpriced one.  I bought the subscription to support a child's fundraiser.  I eventually just put them in the recycling bin straight from the mailbox.


title: TV Guide

text: I remember tv guide for 15 cents. It gave you local stations and what was on. Not any more you get national coverage. I would prefer the old version. I'll keep it for a year. Thanks


title: One of the best magazines around .

text: I have been getting this magazine for many years and love it.  Theres never an issue that I don't find lots of new things that I can try.  YUMMY 😋.


title: Good!

text: Good!


title: Good info

text: Good info good recipes


title: Good magazines

text: Good magazine with a lot of valuable information.


title: great articles

text: Gift for my son


title: Great magazine Informative , beautiful photos

text: Beautiful and educational.made my grandkids very happy.


title: great stories about how the uber rich live

text: great stories


title: love the photos

text: love the photos


title: Beautifully done

text: Beautifully done


title: A great companion to the tv show

text: A great extension to the tv show. How to’s, walkthroughs, great photos and interesting articles.


title: Five Stars

text: I loved my Elle subscription, I just never had time to read it.


title: HGTV Magazine

text: I absolutely love HGTV magazine.  It has given me so many decorating ideas and I have kept every issue so that I can use them in my new home.  There also articles about the inside of sets from television shows.


title: Subscription just started but already planning on renewing

text: This is an excellent magazine! The quality of the paper assures it will last. The graphics are excellent. The stories are educational and short enough to not lose interest. And the customer service is EXCELLENT! (I made a mistake on the order and they were friendly and efficient)


title: Important read for everyone

text: If you owned guns by this


title: Great magazine!

text: I have been a fan of Strand magazine for several years.  The short stories, interviews, articles and reviews never fail to entertain.  It has introduced me to new authors and offered new insights for my favorite books and authors.  It is one of the few magazines that has me reading cover to cover.


title: Good recipes

text: Good little magazine to have if you want to eat healthier


title: High Quality Publication

text: I love to subscribe to decor magazines, and Veranda is one I am addicted to! The quality of the magazine paper, photos, subjects and overall articles are high quality! You can garnish amazing ideas for any size or style home, full of inspiration and delight.


title: Gorgeous Magazine

text: This magazine has had amazing quality photos and ideas for years, they never let me down! Love my House Beautiful subscription!!


title: Spoiler on the cover?

text: I am scrolling through Amazon and I see a Game of Thrones spoiler on the cover of this magazine.  I've been vigilantly avoiding spoilers.  I even managed to avoid hearing what happened at the Red Wedding by plugging my ears and running out of the room on several occasions.  This is the first GoT spoiler to slip through because they put it in giant font on the cover of their stupid magazine.  I will hold this grudge until my dying breath.


title: Two Stars

text: Our 2 year old grandson isn't interested.  It's for older kids.


title: Yumm!!

text: Love this magazine. It was a great price.


title: Great Info on many topics

text: This is my favorite magazine because it is so versatile


title: SKEPTICAL INQUIRER is a Pseudo Scientist's magazine full of frauds and conartists that run from factual evidence of the mystical

text:
Pseudo scientists crawling out of the Skeptical Inquirer magazine call themselves skeptics but their motivation is more about attracting attention to themselves; yet, when it comes to presenting real up front in your face mystical evidence these Skeptical Inquirers will run from that evidence as if hounds were on their heels.

I have challenged the Skeptical Inquirer a number of times in my day, which they initially agree to check out my facts about esoteric literature.  I broke Dante Alighieri's (1265-1321) mathematical system codified to his La Divina Commedia and in that research I intuited a 10 x 10 matrix, which is a commentary on the MONAD.  I was able to demonstrate that this matrix was used to write the first chapter of Genesis (in fact the entire Old and New Testaments are based on it) because of graphic images codified to it.  Later I would discover that every Hindu temple uses this same matrix to build their temples.  The Chinese used it to create their I Ching and every Christian Cathedral and Basilica is based upon its pattern.  Pythagoras based his mathematical theorem on it.

My theme presented to the Skeptical Inquirer, which was presented several times (one time Dante's mathematical analysis was presented), was to demonstrate that mathematics though abstractions of the mind should not produce spontaneously graphic images on their own volition that simply is not done in the real world.  This is what I proffered as the mystical aspect of the 10 x 10 matrix (commentary on the MONAD) that writes the sacred scriptures of the world.

The SKEPTICAL INQUIRER magazine editors took one look at my research, which is now published in three volumes, and they fled as if the Hound of God was on their heels.  They just refuse to comment on that research: They are Bloody Cowards.  They only go after circus clowns and then hire those circus clowns to investigate for them.