title: Readers Digest Changes the Terms

text: I bought this subscription to Readers Digest here at Amazon in January 2011 and didn't receive mt first issue until March 2011. Started getting renewal letters in with my magazine about 2 months ago and got to wondering when my subscription was ending? I looked here at Amazon and it says March 2013 which is correct then I looked at the label on my magazine and it says November 2012. What's going on here that is a 4 month difference in what I paid for and what I am actually receiving. So I contacted Amazon about this and they promptly shuffled me off to Readers Digest (Thanks Amazon)who gave me a song and dance story about how the May issue was a special issue and it was so much bigger that it counted as 2 issues. Well I pulled out my May issue and it has about 10 extra pages compared to the other issues. so shame on you Readers Digest for trying to rip off consumers and an even bigger shame on you Amazon for not standing behind what you are selling.


title: review

text: My husband loved it!!  It was a great gift!  It is great for anyone that is a fan of the show.


title: order this for my nephews since my brother, sister ...

text: order this for my nephews since my brother , sister and I all read them when we were kids.


title: Family Handyman

text: I love the ideas in this magazine.  Covers broad range of home subjects.


title: I like Country Living

text: I have always liked Country Living magazine.  It gives me ideas on home decorating.


title: popular science, interesting

text: I just started this subscription and there is a lot of interesting things in it.


title: H. S. grand-daughter loves this subscription.. ...

text: H.S. grand-daughter loves this subscription.......give it to her as a gift.


title: 5 stars

text: Excellent support!


title: One of my favorite but take note of auto renewal

text: Great magazine but be aware of auto renew


title: Foodies Friend

text: Interesting recipes that have inspired me try.  Ingredients are easy to find, not weird trendy stuff that you need to track down.  The magazine itself is well produced with great photography, feels good paper, and well organized.  I tried this magazine along with another well known name brand cooking mag. and Food Network won hands down!


title: Good all around fashion magazine

text: I read Glamour and this is pretty similar, geared towards more to 20 something woman but i still find something in it every issue for the older woman as well.  I like the product reviews and new product listings.  Good magazine.


title: Read this magazine for 33 years

text: I have been reading Glamour since i was 16 and still find the articles interesting and it helps me keep up with fashion and cosmetics still at my age.  I like to try to keep current and Glamour helps me do that.  Great magazine at all ages.


title: As far as I know she was satisfied.

text: It was a gift for someone. As far as I know she was satisfied.


title: Magazine ok, but they automatically renewed it and charged ...

text: Magazine ok, but they automatically renewed it and charged my card. Did not want to renew...went on line and would not let me cancel!


title: Huge Improvement

text: The new TV Guide Magazine is a huge improvement over the old. The large format is easy to follow and the print almost large enough for my 90 year old father to read.  Having both Central and Eastern time zones on the same listing are a bit confusing at first, but you get used to it after a while.  I'm not interested in the many articles about the feature TV shows and movies, but they appear to be well written.


title: Great Deal

text: My husband loves this magazine...and I renewed his subscription for another year!  Really good deal.


title: Great Transaction, Quick delivery

text: Amazon is pretty hard to beat.  Buying this magazine subscription was no exception!<br />Thanks for a great transaction!


title: Great magazine.

text: I love this magazine because it gives so many interesting articles and stories. As soon as I get it, I make myself some coffee and sit down to read it. This is one of the few magazines that I read almost every page. I strongly recommend this magazine.


title: Great magaznie


title: Love this magazine

text: I love this magazine because it offers so many different ideas for each season, each holiday, and for general decorating. It is great to just look through and develop your own ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Have purchased two years now - great investment for young readers!

text: My daughter can't wait for the next one to arrive - she LOVES this as much as I remember loving it as a kid.  Would recommend to anyone!  I love knowing she is reading Biblical based literature that is not only Christ-centered, moral, and edifying, but entertaining as well.  To renew, call FOF directly for an excellent renewal rate!


title: Nice content

text: Enjoy the magazine


title: Fav guilty pleasure

text: Love this mag.  Snarky, funny, informative.  Less of a gossip, more of an entertainment mag. Will keep up my subscription.


title: Great Magazine

text: This is a great magazine for the DIY person.  Great ideas on how to style your house and yard.


title: Not enough articles--lots of advertisement

text: Just not my thing.  I cancelled the subscription.


title: Great Recipes

text: This is the one magazine I read from cover to cover when it arrives in the mail.  They have great recipes.  A lot of them are quick fix dishes, 30 minutes or less.  When your work and commute keeps you away from home 11 hours a day it's invaluable to have recipes that are quick fix and nutritious. They also have interesting articles about health issues and foods to improve your health.  Whether you're trying to lose weight, eat healthy or just add some variety to your menus you can find assistance in this magazine. And it's only published 6 times a year so you don't get "covered up" with issues of magazines as can happen when they come every month.


title: Good read

text: Love the magazine.


title: Good variety of puzzles!

text: I had a subscription to Games way back when I was a young adult. I'm happy to see that its quality and variety have not changed over the years. If anything, there are more types of puzzles than I remember. I don't do every puzzle, but there are enough to choose from that I can enjoy hours of puzzling.


title: Nice gift

text: Cheap gift for dad


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine.  Bought gift subscription for sister also.  Has useful articles on health, feeding and caring for your cat.


title: Great Pictures

text: Great magazine and great pictures. And great receipie.


title: Three Stars

text: Was nice, but lots of pictures.  Still a fan.


title: Lage type for the better.

text: Easier to read


title: Read the fine print.

text: I  like the magazine but didn't read the fine print and was really shocked when I was billed $92.00 for the automatic renewal.


title: Superb Magazine, both technical testing lab work and the resulting infographics/presentation work

text:
Review for:  Custom PC Magazine

A superb magazine on the subject, we used to get it at Fry's Electronics magazine section.  It's up to Maximum PC magazine quality, sometimes better.  I highly recommend both.

The technical testing lab work and the resulting infographics/presentation work done in this magazine is often exceptional.

It is unfortunate that this magazine is getting star-rated according to the price, however the magazine itself is excellent.

I am star-rating based on the magazine quality, not the pricing by any particular vendor.

Regards,
Neil


title: I am delighted

text: I bought it for my daughter and Son-in-Law, who report that they are enjoying it both for the recipes and the entertainment of reading about the process of recipe development.  This is exactly what I had hoped for.


title: Great magazine except

text: they could include more clothing patterns that are easy to follow.  Most of the projects are for children's toys and doily's.  For a prolific crocheter I suppose it's best to develop your own patterns because you will quickly get bored with the scant clothing items included in the magazine.<br />This magazine prompted me to crochet years ago.  I saw a pattern for a crochet bikini that I had to duplicate.  I did it but I took it apart & never made another one.  So I suppose I owe my crocheting career to this magazine.  It's a shame they don't include more innovative clothing designs with different types of yarns.


title: Soldier of Fortune Magazine was ordered months ago!

text: I received this magazine in the 70's and 80's and it was a favorite adventure mag but I thought they went out of business.  Saw Amazon selling it and ordered it! Still waiting for first copy! Finally got first issue.  It was not as good as the the old SOF, not even close!  Hope the 2nd issue is better!


title: "Not What It Used To Be," doesn't cover it, anymore.

text:
Ok, a lot of people have bombed Rolling Stone on Amazon, and for good reason.

I used to buy it monthly on the news stand, and at one point I had a subscription. I no longer buy it.

Why? I picked up an issue the other day and was reminded of why: poor, completely sub-par editorial and ads ads ads completely out of control; it's a ad medium now, only.

It's always been about money. Please understand that I'm not stupid, and I recognize that it's about the mighty(weak) dollar and always has been.

But it's far too commercial now; Rolling Stone should NOT be Spin, or Hit Parader or whatever. They used to be aimed at the high minded low-life, not just any stupid kid in high school.

What made me pick up the latest issue and flip through it's pages? An article on Radiohead, a band I somewhat respect. Also featured in Wired in the same month or close, I was caught off guard by them being on the covers of magazines, so I took a look.

The article was poorly written and too short for it being a cover story.

Not only that, but they don't have the sense of where everything is, now, like they used to. Rolling Stone used to be the pulse marker for Rock music and emerging outlets and styles. Now it is just the steady hum of it's own dead dream. Get a subscription to something else...

Don't waste your money.


title: Too many ads

text: Too many ads


title: It's okay even though

text: It's okay even though I don't make very few of the recipes.


title: Still spamming after all these years

text: I loved Highlights as a kid, and my older children (now grown) loved it also. However, I will never, ever order from this company again. My first husband and I subscribed in the 1980's, and received unsolicited items we had to pay for. It was next to impossible to cancel our subscription, and they sent us unwanted stuff until we moved. I see posts here from 2012 - 25 years later, that THEY ARE STILL DOING THE SAME THING!!! You have got to be kidding me. No way, no how, would I ever again knowingly do business with this company! Their business practices are unethical. And they market to children - go figure. Good product, horrible marketing tactics. It must make them money, because they haven't stopped. Places like this really need to be put out of business.


title: There is no Wine in Food and Wine Magazine

text: The only wine in the magazine is wine advertising that they make look like an article. What hypocrisy! It now makes me sick to receive it.


title: Ist issue good

text: ist issue good


title: A little on the thin side.

text: It seems like there is not that much there, for the money. I have gotten it before a few years past. Seemed fuller then. Will not renew.


title: Love it!

text: This has been our first yr hs. I did my research before hand and Practical Homeschooling was very informative and helpful! I Loved the fact it was Christian based and provided information based from that perspective of homeschooling and raising kids. I would definitely recommend this magazine for updated info and helpful articles!


title: Great magazine.

text: Great magazine with accurate, useful gardening advice.


title: Racist

text: Every model on the cover is African American. That’s odd. How about putting all different types of women I’m fine with different cultures. It just seems they are pushing all black women. That is just as offensive if they featured only white blonde women. This is very evident. Not the way to make a statement.


title: Didn't meet my expectations.

text: Did not contain channel numbers.


title: meah

text: Thought this magazine would be similar to Cosmo but unfortunately I was wrong. It seems kind of boring to me.


title: Do not like auto-renewal

text: Well dummy me. I didn't read the small print so my card was charged with NO WARNING for a renewal. They QUICKLY gave me a credit when I asked. The magazine is beautiful but I can find all of the info inside the magazine for free on Pintrest. Anyway, just an email warning you your year is up and we are going to charge your card!!


title: Nice Overall

text: Since I have only one copy of this  magazine I can say that it seems to be a nice overall representation of the Corvette culture in America. I'm looking forward to the next issue, thank you.


title: VERY  HELPFUL  IDEAS - great for wood workers with tools and talent

text: Helpful for wood workers with moderate to advanced understanding and experience.  I have had a large wood shop for 20+ years.  I have and use all the major power tools and equipment.  This magazine doesn't try to be a "how to" for a  person with no skills.  I learn from every issue -- many different areas regarding home and shop.  If I see an idea, I can make it without "plans".  I draw up my own plans -- I just need the ideas.  Most wood magazines are much to simple --- and people who need that level of direction should NOT be using power tools.  I tried this for a year, and have renewed every year, and sent it to my son -- who also has a large shop.  I tried 5 other magazines which were worthless for me.  Much too simple.<br />AY


title: High Times suspended print versions of their magazines. What are you even selling here ffs?

text: I just read the article again making it very clear High Times has suspended print copies of their various magazines. This is selling print copies that literally WILL NOT exist now or ever.


title: Magazine

text: Like cars


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine.  Fair price


title: Not that good any more...

text: Popular Mechanics used to have cool information and ideas... Now is more like reviewing products... Not that cool any more!


title: Very disappointing!

text: I remember the smaller TV Guide from year's ago. It was fantastic! This...well, it stinks!! Thank goodness the subscription was only $5, but it’s not even worth that. The listings start in the evening--no daytime listings. The grid is very very confusing and have no channel numbers as well, just abbreviations. I don’t know what SFSY is! Whoever had the idea to change the format should be executed! Might as well shred it and use it as packing material or makeshift cat litter. It’s totally useless as a TV Guide!


title: Five Stars

text: my wifes favorite magazine. Very modern.


title: great magazine

text: My grandson loves it


title: Not what it once was.

text: Unfortunately this publication isn’t what it used to be. There is no real good ideas and the page count of  the magazine is about a quarter of the size of what it once was.


title: sister is happy

text: this was a purchase for my teenage sister. She is super excited when the issue comes out each month, and it was a good value for the 2-year subscription. Only thing is, I ordered it in January, relatively early in the month, but the first issue didn't come until mid-Feb, (the March issue). I felt that there was definitely adequate time for her to get the Feb issue as well. But it's not a big deal.


title: Not worth it

text: Don’t see it has really helpful


title: Five Stars

text: Informative magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Read every issue, I guess you can tell I'm a pilot. 👨✈


title: Two Stars

text: Disappointed in material in magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine and loved the deal!  Thanks


title: Great magazine, but now only 4 issues?

text: I renewed this magazine a few months ago and was told it was shipped monthly; then found out it's been dropped to only 4 issues/year rather than 12.  Very disappointed.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine.


title: Learn to do so much more!

text: Step by step instructions on many home projects. Learn as you go! Good quality magazine.


title: Great helps, great guidance!

text: Great info...step by step projects. Easy to follow directions.

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title: Lovely Southern ways!

text: The loveliness of the South brought home. Traditions, past times, decor, recipes all included in Southern living. Quality magazine


title: Tasty recipes for all!

text: So many cookies, so little time! Concise, well laid out pages with easy to follow recipes.  Another great magazine from Reiman publication


title: Great photos step by step DYI projects, Good stuff

text: Excellent magazine showing showing the country lifestyle.. Do-it-yourself projects recipes and helpful hints.<br />Good value


title: Enjoyed it from cover to cover!

text: Helpful articles, recipes to try and good all around down home feel! Quality well put together product


title: A Fabulous Trip Down Memory Lane

text: Highlights of days well spent and simpler times. Good stuff from trusted Reiman publishers


title: Found what I was looking for!

text: Lots of superb info on raising chickens and rabbits. The pictures are clear and tell a story even without words. As always Reiman publications never missed on quality magazines


title: Always a comfortable read...enjoyable pictures

text: Informative and fun. Fewer ads than other magazines. Definitely put together forcthe readers enjoyment rather than advertising.  I would order this again and again


title: One Star

text: Did not order this magazine Country Sampler !!


title: Great escape!

text: I started reading this at my chiropractor's office -seems the accupuncturist is an avid surfer.  Anyway it is a great read and makes any waiting time seem nonexistent.  Have not yet started receiving my subscription from Amazon yet. Hope it arrives soon.  It's supposed to arrive in Aug-Sept.  It should make the winter months more endurable.


title: Reminds one of the finer things in life

text: Just enjoy reading the lore, history and current ways to enjoy tea. I may actually attempt some of the recipes since they sound delicious and not too time consuming.  The thing I love about tea is it picks you up and  relaxes you at the same time, since to really enjoy a cup you should take a moment to savor.  Of course reading the magazine is a great excuse for me to grap a couple of moments to myself and just chill out!


title: The Pioneer Woman Magazine

text: The magazine is a good one; however, I was expecting something different than the usual of this kind.


title: Not as good as it used to be.

text: I read this magazine when it first came out and really enjoyed it. Due to the pressures of daily life and time constraints I let my subscription lapse. During the pandemic I found that I had more free time and though this would be a good fit. I'm not saying the magazine is bad it just isn't as good as it used to be. There seems to be a lot of puff pieces to stroke the egos of CEOs. Little that is cutting edge and kind of dumbed down articles. I get that they need to do this to appeal to the masses.


title: lots of ads, but still the best

text: Daughter and I love this mag. Almost everyone can find something to enjoy. There are a lot of ads, but it's still the best magazine around.


title: All time best magazine!

text: RD has long been one of my favorite magazines.  It's full of articles that are interesting to absolutely everyone.  I always feel better informed about the world, people, and life after I read it.  It's also nice that the articles aren't too long...long enough to hold ones interest, but never boring.  I think every American should read it!


title: Quick Quilts (1-year auto-renewal)

text: This is a great magazine for a  young quilter. There are a lot of different types of quilts and techniques that you can get from this magazine. I've been wanting to get the different types and especially the EASY quilts. Looking at the triangles scares the heck out of me but with a little help and guidance from the diagrams that will help a lot. The pictures goes a long way for me. I'm a visual learner so with being said this magazine is great. Now I have a year to look forward to this magazine coming to my mailbox.


title: Great stories, articles and chuckles

text: Didn't realize I was buying the large print edition but was delighted I had as I'm old and the vision isn't quite what it used to be.  Haven't read a Reader's Digest since my parents were alive and had a subscription.  Recently got an exercise bike and thought I'd get a subscription so I'd have something to read while I'm peddling away, and I'm glad I did.  Such an enjoyable and informative magazine.


title: Too many advertisements

text: Not enough "meat" has too much advertising.


title: always on time

text: great magazine


title: Smart, inspiring, regional tips - best of show

text: As a recently identified gardening nut I have tried all the magazines and this one is head and shoulders above the pack. Good job Taunton Press!


title: Great

text: I love this magazine. The value is great.


title: This magazine has gone down hill over the years!

text: I used to love getting Good Housekeeping Magazine as it was filled with lots of articles and features.  I was excited to get a new subscription now that I am retired and have time to read it.  Truth is, I sure don't need much time!  I carried two issues with me for a plane trip and got through both of them in less than 1/2 hour.  I left them both on the plane for someone else to get a quick bit of entertainment.  It was a huge disappointment.  I will not renew!


title: Love this magazine

text: My husband loves this magazine. Devours every issue


title: Fashion Fashion Fashion!!!

text: GREAT fashion magazine!!<br />Great fashionFashion


title: Wonderful Magazine

text: This is a wonderful magazine, and it brings me closer to a state I've always relished.  There are beautiful pictures and enjoyable stories both current and from the past.


title: Five Stars

text: Unbelievable publication... never know what to expect.


title: Great for young boys

text: Got this for my grandnephew since I remember having it as a child and was always fascinated by most of the articles. He loves it.


title: kids love it

text: This is excellent for small children both boy and girl and the content is educational. Please give it a try.


title: Needs some updating

text: Needs to have a page with channel codes.


title: thanks

text: thanks


title: Great magazine for women who love fashion and makeup but also world issues, profiles of inspiring women. etc.

text: This magazine has great articles, not just fashion and lipstick.


title: always slate

text: every week my tv guide arrives late.  if this continues I will cancel my order and just buy it at the local market.


title: I love DoItYourself it's more than projects

text: I love DoitYourself not only are there projects and, ideas they have tons of products for a wide range of tools, items for sale. This isn't a girlie magazine, many of the projects a person can tweak and make it their own. I have magazine because it gives me great ideas. I would love to see more projects for renters.


title: love it

text: great true crime stories  - glad at least England still has mags like this - very hard to find here in the states - wish it was monthly but hey I'll take what I can get...


title: Disappointing

text: I've been a subscriber for years, but then it's changed, it's less interesting, too political and heavy on soy, on their website they remove negative comments and their choice to let Piraro drawn and write his racist messages and to do the same with Rory Freedman and her trashy style and silly opinions.....made me decide to unsubscribe.


title: A cutting edge for quilters

text:
I'm not there yet, but I can appreciate the wild colors, the unusual techniques, the "beyond the edge"-ness of "Quilting Arts." In fact, I can sit down with one issue and oohh and aahh over so many of the art works derived from that tiny sector of wild imagination and creative talent of those who do.

I once heard that it takes the avant garde to get us past whatever page we're stuck on in history. Quilting Arts is that avant garde movement.

Let me count the ways. I'm looking at the December 2010/January 2011 issue (#48). The article and project I most like is "Create Movement with thread sketching" (14). In fact, the content itself is excellent artistic information given any media. "All well-composed art has movement: flow or sense of direction that moves the eye across and around the piece" (14). Then the writer, Susan Brubaker Knapp, gives the elements of movements: direction of lines, perspective, repetition, and the placement of objects and color values.

Her example is from "Snow Squall," in which a bitter wind blows ice crystals across the surface. And, let me tell ya!-- you can see the movement through the threads. This thread quilting is amazing! A boxed comment warns against quitting once you reach the tipping point--when you think your thread accumulation looks horrible. Keep going--it will become a source of beauty and pride..

I am giving details on one technique to show the possibility of the reader/quilter actually replicating such a tedious, time-consuming, yet ultimately rewarding artwork that is called quilting arts.

Other articles in this particular issue include these:
"Quilted and Painted Canvases"
"Metal as a Surface Embellishment"
"Creating Your Own Cloth from Stitch"

In this tenth anniversary issue the magazine introduces 10 innovative techniques, including using the thermofax, printing with a brayer, plein air printing, lighting up your art quilt, and adding digital imagery on fabric.

To the staid eye  "Quilting Arts" would be horrible to look at. I can hear one of my friends now hurl ugly words at the magazine, but to the eager eye seeking new outlets, new frontiers, the magazine is a well-spring of wild beauty, bold colors, found object type of creating.

Besides the articles one of the draws for me in this magazine is the ads. I love the beauty and content. There are so many travel opportunities tied in with quilting work and sources for purchase of all types of cloth. Here's my favorite. It's a close-up of five of those light wooden baskets in which apples are stored. Instead of apples, there are balls wrapped in cloth so it looks like the balls are harvested cloth balls. Each basket features a variety of one color and patterns. One has reds, another yellows, blue-greens, purples and yellow-greens. Just beautiful, creative, imaginative.

Just like "Quilting Arts"!


title: Food for thought, wine to drink

text:
Has your food become blase? Taste buds bored? Try Food and Wine magazine for a taste wake-up! You've tried world music? Now add world food! Thai, Argentine, California Valley. New tastes! New thrills!

June's issue features grilling recipes, including gourmet pizza-- mind you, not the same ol' pepperoni and cheese--as well as Thai grilling. One of the most widely ranging flavors in one dish is Thai food.

Essential Thai ingredients include cilantro, coconut milk, dried chiles, dried shrimp, and fish sauce. Listen to these Thai favorite dishes: Spicy Green Papaya Salad, Warm Flank Steak Salad with Mint and Cilantro, Sweet Sticky Rice with Mangoes and Sesame Seeds, Grilled Quick-Brined Jumbo Shrimp, Salt-Crusted Tilapia with Lemongrass, and Mango Alexander.

Another grilling subset is the pairing of oaky wines with smoky foods, traditionally served with reds. But picture this: Chardonnay with Grilled Scallops and Honeydew-Salsa, Sauvignon Blanc with Grilled Gruyere-and-Zucchini Sandwiches, or Pinot Noir with Chopped Lamb Steak with Garlicky Spinach (I pass on lamb).

Let's walk through the magazine for a camera's eye view of content:
1. Menus: Seven warm-weather menus from recipes in this issue--an excellent idea!
2. News and notes: Even begins with a recipe for Pasta with Cheese and Pepper (which looks divine)
3. Since this issue focuses on outdoor grilling, there is a page of outdoor grills to ponder
4. Cocktail chic with several unusual recipes
5. Kitchen in the garden (here's where I'm beginning to protest not being rich)
6. Designers to watch now (money)
7. How to sniff out corked wine (and bad)
8. 20 Smart tips for everyday grilling (very practical and exotic)
9. A Top Chef's Weight-Loss Secrets (one of her recipes is Grilled Tofu with Asparagus and Nori Vinaigrette)--I love tofu and seaweed, so this will be a winner
10. The ultimate sausage guide with recipes for five condiments
11. Best 5-minute dressings along with salad recipes to use with them, for example Mixed Grilled Vegetables with Creamy Feta Vinaigrette
12. Summer's best wines--10 crisp, light whites
13. A major article on gaucho grilling in Argentina, including Grilled Peaches and Plums with Mascarpone, Mini Corn Cakes with Seared Salmon
14. Then the other grilling sections with which I began the review.

Of course, swaddling all the articles are a multitude of ads, but they make the magazine possible. I have no complaint there.

I confess that I haven't tried any recipes yet--but look forward to doing so next week when school ends for another year.

Having a grilling issue for June (that hits the stands in May) is very timely for use the rest of the summer. It is so lovely to take your ingredients to the outdoors kitchen, fire up a grill, swirl some cocktails, grill, pop the cork on a bottle or two, and dine to the best of exotic foods from around the world right there in your own little paradise. Food and Wine made this fiesta possible! Along with my imagination!


title: There are so many great ideas for the "handyman" (my S-I-L) and for non-do ...

text: My son-in-law has had a subscription to The Family Handyman for years and every time a new one comes to our home I have to look through it. There are so many great ideas for the "handyman" (my S-I-L) and for non-do it yourselfers like me, such as how to use a quarter to know if your tires need replacing and using a spray designed to make rain run off your windshield on your glass shower doors!! I bought a two year prescription as a gift for my son and am excited to get feedback from him!


title: Five Stars

text: love magazine


title: Five Stars

text: awesome value


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine for younger kids


title: Five Stars

text: Very good specialty magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Very Good specialty magazine.


title: skky and telescope

text: Although I have not received this magazine just yet, I have read many issues.  It is very informative, interesting and the pictures are awesome.  I look forward to having it come to my door>


title: Astronomy magazine

text: Amazon was very expediant in getting this magazine to come to my house. It is an awesome magazine if your into the universe.  Great pictures and information.


title: Llego bien lo que se espera de una revista gracias


title: Like the old TV guide better

text: Like the old and small TV Guide better. Does not show daytime programs


title: Stylish and a deal!

text: Always articles of interest or intertainment.  Full of fashion, style, as well as jewelry.  If you love the Santa Fe or South West, this is it.


title: I love Mandy Moore but her insert wasn't as relative as ...

text: This seems to be more about beauty than fitness and being healthy. I love Mandy Moore but her insert wasn't as relative as I had hoped. The Lindsey Vonn page should be the style of this magazine.


title: Rip-off!  One issue does not equal a subscript!

text: Total rip-off.  Fell for the $5 scam and received only one magazine, and that one not even worth $5!


title: Received ONE Magazine since March.  Big ripoff.  Don’t fall for the $5 deal!

text: I only received one magazine!  I know there have been two issues since, but received nothing,  Total rip-off…especially for a predictable and regurgitated magazine.


title: Not recommend

text: Why haven't I received any books


title: Best Mag out there

text: I agree with others, Best Linux Magazine out there, you will get a lot for you money. But it is a lot of your $$.


title: work as expected

text: work as expected


title: I WOULD LIKE TO PRINT SOME OF THE ARTICLES THAT APPEAR IN ...

text: I WOULD LIKE TO PRINT SOME OF THE ARTICLES THAT APPEAR IN PREVENTION, HOWEVER, WHEN I TRY, THEY ARE BLOCKED.  IF I PAY FOR THIS MAGAZINE, I WOULD THINK THAT I WOULD BE ABLE TO DO THAT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.  WHEN I AM SENT ARTICLES THAT DO NOT APPEAR IN MY PUBLICATIONS, THESE ARE THE ARTICLES THAT I WOULD LIKE TO  PRINT FROM TIME TO TIME.  WHY ARE THEY BLOCKED?


title: Not a value

text: Waste of time and money, 60 day wait time before first issue, not a magazine but more like a paper flyer, nota value


It's a wonderful magazine.  Everything for the house paint, recipes, plants!


title: Excellent gift for my grandson

text: I got this as a birthday gift for my grandson - he loves it!


title: It was a good test subscription

text: It was a good test subscription for the promotional price. The magazine contains a lot of advertisements. I wish it contains more and newer articles.


title: Science lovers need.

text: My favorite magazine of all time. Explains things in layman term. Been a fan for 54 years.


title: Variety of articles

text: The only magazine type I subscribe to. Stories are interesting. I usually read from cover to cover.  Rarely I will skip an article I have no interest in. Love Reader's Digest.


title: Eeehhh

text: Eeehhh...


title: watercolor magazine

text: print version is wonderful<br />nice to have Kindle version as well as it arrives first


title: Plowing up the asphalt

text: It is what it is and it is excellent.....oops.....not enough words......boom, boom, sha, la, la, ring around the rosie...we all fall down


title: Good articles

text: It has some interesting articles, but for the price there should be more issues.


title: Almost Free

text: I ordered this to renew my subscription. I've been a long time reader of this magizine. I couldn't believe how inexpensive the magizine was! Thanks Amazon for good service.


title: Books

text: Gift


title: Too many ads

text: To many ads. Won’t renew


title: Only got one issue

text: I got one issue then it stopped.  Don’t order magazines from Amazon, go straight to the publisher for an honest deal.


title: On time

text: Came on time and made my mother very happy!


title: Highly recommended

text: This is a fantastic magazine no collage artist should be without. The articles are seriously interesting, but the pictures are great for tearing out! Obviously, get the paper edition. I absolutely love this magazine. Highly recommended!


title: I Miss the Old Days of Vanity Fair

text: Sure is skinny these days! Not much there compared to the "old days." But still excellent writing, even if some stories are a little more fluffy than a few years back.


title: Good suggestions

text: I get good suggestions in every issue.


title: Good mag but deceptive order.

text: 12 issues ordered and first 3 are back issues out for months.  Pretty sleazy.


title: Fascinating and broad-based photog mag

text: Really interesting book; so heavy and rich the term 'magazine' isn't quite appropriate. It isn't the usual 'depth-of-field' or 'how to light portraits' but has unusually focussed articles on the science of photography, exploratory approaches, and exciting new developments.  There are camera and lens reviews, and a DVD with free software and detailed explorations of subjects written about in the book.  Expensive but worth it.


title: Great magazine

text: I love to go hiking with my friends and I want my backpack to be as light as I can get it. This magazine has so much stuff in it that will help me out. So far I really enjoy it.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine and have subscribed for many, many years.  Highly recommended!


title: Five Stars

text: One of the best magazines available.


title: Not Impressed

text: Annoyed that I can't see articles on the website with the mailed subscription.


title: boiski

text: It's ok for $10.  Not much to it, page wise.  Won't renew.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.  Informative and great photos


title: Love Bon Appetit's recipes

text:
I love the recipes of BA. Their app is okay, however you can't 'save' recipes or flag a page. It is a little confusing at first to tell how to navigate. Sometimes you scroll up and down other times its left to right.

The upside is they e-mail you whenever a new edition is available for download. The instant access is nice and the reminder helps to make sure you don't miss any great recipes! Now if I could just save the recipes....


title: Great magazine

text: The best magazine for children who enjoy reading.<br />It is a bit expensive but I think worth the cost.


title: My favorite!

text: One of my favorite magazines!  You can’t go wrong with this one!


title: Not funny - 3 months to get my first magazine?

text:
Not happy with this order. They told me that the first magazine will arrive (4 to 6 weeks) it has been 7 weeks. Now I look at my order and it said that the magazine will arrive in March ( 13 weeks), maybe.

You should be ashame for lying to your customers.

I will not buy anymore from Amazon.

"Amazon - shame to you for lying".


title: Love this magazine

text: Every recipe I have tried has been terrific.


title: Great magazine!

text: It is my favorite magazine.  I learn a lot from reading it, and the articles are always enjoyable and well written.


title: Great magazine

text: My kids love this magazine. They are yoga teachers so that should tell you something about the quality of the contents.


title: LOVE IT!!!

text: Love the mag...it has lots of recipes and lots of beautiful pics of what the food hopefully will look like when I make it :)


title: Excellent resource for the children.

text: Little guy, grade 1 reading at a grade 2 level loves these Magazines. Good investment for your children.


title: Great ideas and good reads, not fluff!

text: I have been getting this magazine for about 24 years, first bought it when I moved to Florida from Toronto.


title: "Seventeen Magazine Review by a Social Reader"

text:
The "Seventeen" Magazine that I received was shoved in the mail box not so nicely.  And not only did I not appreciate it, but nor did my mother.

However the articles in this particular magazine were very interesting and I suggest them for any teen girl. I highly suggest the article on Rachel Bilson.


title: Four-year-old niece loves it.

text: I bought a subscription to this for my niece and her parents told me she loves it! She especially enjoys the HIDDEN PICTURES scenes. They say she gets really excited whenever a new issue arrives. So glad she enjoys it so much!


title: Vacuum

text: This magazine shows what obscenely expensive clothes that show business girls take off when they have affairs with other show business girls' hunsbands and male escorts.  That's it.  Nothing more need be said.  It's the sort of trash for people who like this sort of trash.


title: Daily Doses of Hope

text:
I've never read a devotional magazine before, but have reached a time in my life where I truly enjoy reading these encouraging stories of hope and inspiration.
Though I've always had faith, it's nice to see how many others still have it as well.
I sit down each day, not in the morning like most, but in the evening to read and compare how my setbacks that day were similar to the questions each reader asked, and I almost always find similarities; sometimes small, other times, remarkable.
I also learn how Jesus would want me to deal with the setbacks the next time they arrive, so I feel less affected and thus pass my happier feelings onto others.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!!!


title: Great Magazine

text:
I love to read and this magazine goes into detail about all different kinds of books.  Mostly fiction, some that can be used for reading groups, and most just for the enjoyment of reading.

If you are ever in a slump as to what to read, and need some suggestions, this is the magazine for you.


title: Five Stars

text:
first issue came a month early. First time I've had a magazine subscription that did that, and one whole star for that. However, what HAPPENED to this magazine? This month's issue is thinner than a Time magazine and all ads.

I will continue to pick up OLD copies of this magazine until I have all of them. They used to be terrific. But I won't be renewing this subscription.

Sheesh, Martha.


title: the best cooking magazine out there!!!

text: There is SO much in each issue of Everyday with Rachael Ray! This is really the best food magazine (and so much much more!) in a long time. It's just a shame it isn't every single month :)


title: One of the Best

text: Greta magazine filled with things of interest to the amateur astronomer on every page.


title: Five Stars

text: good value


title: I love HGTV so I thought these would be interesting and ...

text: Filled with mostly ads. I don't even really look at them anymore when they come. I love HGTV so I thought these would be interesting and full of DIYs and things but that wasn't the case. Just a bunch of pictures of rooms and prices of stuff I definitely don't need. :(


title: Watch closely for automatic renewal.

text: Magazine is fine but they did a automatic renewal which was way expensive.


title: Good magazine for a man.

text: Good interesting magazine. Obviously more guy oriented. Although I am not as into it as many of the readers seem to be (the age of the internet forever changed how I get my information), they usually have a nice cross-section of articles and topics to keep a broad range of people interested. I haven't had problems with the delivery/renewal. Nice gift for a dad/son/brother.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine and great price here.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. Good price. Looks good next to toilet.


title: One Star

text: Ordered Reader's Digest at the same time. Two issues of the Digest, still no Nat Geo


title: Five Stars

text: All as expected AAAAA


title: Interesting for all ages

text: This is a subscription I gave to my pre-teen daughter for Christmas and we are having a ball. I like to craft with her and this offers something for all skill levels.


title: Great for Tween's

text: Both my girls get excited everytime a new issue of the magazine arrives. The content is very appropriate for girls as young as 8 up to early teen years.


title: for cheap and I love it.

text: Never got the clutch. But I have Vogue, for cheap and I love it.


title: Five Stars

text: received 2 copies but ok....look forward to next issue


title: Various stories mostly interesting

text: Articles are varied.  From history to current events.  Entertainment. Games.  It’s nostalgic to get one in the mail.


title: Five Stars

text: Great ideas for all rooms.  Love all the color ideas for accent items.


title: Great

text: Great magazine. Food news from around the world and great recipes. Would not recommend it for a beginner cook unless you like reading articles about cooking. The recipes are for an experienced cook and can require unique ingredients.


title: Two Stars

text: sometimes don't have time to read it


title: My college-age son loves this magazine

text:
My college-age son, who loves both science and politics, is a voracious reader of magazines like The Economist and National Geographic, but THIS (Wired) is his favorite magazine.  He says it keeps him current on  the latest in technology innovations and does so not in tech-speak but in plain-language.

I like it because you can frequently get a year's subscription for $10-12 and sometimes even less.  Clearly, it's all about being able to tell advertisers that you have a sizeable subscription base.  Works for me if it keeps the price down!


title: Not surprised

text: I was a little disappointed with the content. Mostly pricey hotels, adds and well known destinations. Hope next edition is better!


title: Great transaction!

text: The whole transaction was very smooth and I got my magazine in a timely manner.


title: Exotic Recipes

text: Interesting articles and exotic recipes


title: Doesn't extend the subscription.

text: I have tried to communicate twice with no response. I paid for an extension, but every time I do this the subscription starts counting from when I renewed and not at the end of the previous subscription. So I am paying double during that time. If you renew ahead it doesn't work. I would like this to be resolved.


title: Fun for printed matter lovers

text: it's really all about the exclusives with this - most of the info is at least a few days old from being online by the time you get the printed version. The exclusive interviews and photos are fun, though.


title: More modern than it used to be

text: Used to get good info on how to update things around house and still retain period looks. Insides are indistinguishable from brand new houses now, except for trim and windows. Was kind of disappointed that changed, but still some useful info. I guess after this many years it was bound to happen...30-40 years?


title: HGTV Magazine

text: I love HGTV on television & this magazine is even better!  So many helpful hints & interesting ways to decorate a home.  I will be keeping every monthly subscription in my magazine rack to re-read and refer to.


title: Two Stars

text: Ok


title: Many recipes

text: As described


title: Good layout

text: Great information


title: Good pictures

text: Very good pictures and information


title: Love it

text: Only magazine I subscribe to, love it and love the info online


title: Five Stars

text: not as interesting as I thought it would be... no fault of the magazine tho'


title: Five Stars

text: as advertised


title: Wonderful magazine. Not inexpensive

text: Wonderful magazine. Not inexpensive, but, Indespensible for Anglophiles. The subscription started quickly, and I received the first issue more quickly than expected. Each subsequent issue has arrived in perfect condition. Very pleased.


title: A Wonderful Magazine

text: I have been getting ARCHAEOLOGY Magazine for over 15 years, and I was delighted when my friend told me I could get it here. The magazine has fascinating articles on archaeological discoveries  all over the world, made throughout history, right up to the present. The articles vary in length and detail, written in such a way that makes the subject fascinating and accessible to anyone, and they are beautifully illustrated. I would highly recommend this magazine to anyone interested in the subject.


title: Opinon on Arthritis Mgmt.

text: I was and am very disappointed in the magazine "Arthritis Mgmt."  It doesn't seem like it has actual arthritis help suggestions, just a bunch of words to fill up space.


title: Five Stars

text: I love Chip & Joanna and I love their magazine.


title: What's Great; What's Not

text:
What's Great:
1.  Educational activities still engage kids after all these years.
2.  Art work is great for kids' eyes.
3.  Worry-free content!-- no consumerism, poorly written story lines, garbage filler.
4.  Kids love getting regular mail.

What Could Be Improved:
1.  Price point is still too high.


title: Great mag, bad subscription

text: This title is great but the subscription is faulty. Order through the publisher. I ordered through amazon and I got less than 6 issues altogether and no way to be refunded for issues I never received.


title: Beware of subscription renewing

text: This subscription keeps renewing without my expressed authorization. Now they charged me twice and send two issues— duplicates.


title: Great Magazine

text: This entire magazine is full of useful information for anybody who does handyman jobs around the house.  Even if it's a project you're not doing, it's still interesting.  Recommend highly.


title: It's about TIME

text: It's nice to be able to read what is going on in the world and in our nation.

user_id: AHLOLTUCOQNHWJPQTICXFCINKWRA


title: Five Stars

text: Grandson really enjoys this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Granddaughter loves this magazine.


title: No way to change address?

text: There’s no way to edit address and they’ve moved


title: Can't wait to start cooking

text: I am picking up a hobby and it will be cooking. And I am determined to be good at it (never was before). And I need to gain weight anyway so why not drool over a magazine a little. :)


title: Taste of Home

text: I like this magazine.  It has alot of different food recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: only bought because it was on auto renew and I didn't realize it


title: Nice compilation of info

text: This is a good comprehensive magazine that covers all aspects of camping, whether full time or just weekends.  I'd recommend Trailer Life to anyone who enjoys the camping experience.


title: Yes, yes, yes!

text: This is the best money I have ever spent on a magazine.  The idea and visuals make you can't wait to try there ideas. Best of all you can find the items everywhere and they are not that expensive.


title: Best pictures

text: This magazine can give some of the most beautiful visuals that a person is able to do themselves in their own homes.


title: Good magazine

text: This magazine always has some of the bests tips in it.  It is an easy yet enjoyable read with good information.


title: . Good reading

text: Great price for a loved magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine. Have been getting it for several years!!


Magazine is great!! Toke a second order to get it,then they wanted to charge me twice. First time I have ever had any problems!!


title: The clutch is great!!

text: Renewed through AMAZON. The clutch is great!!! Can't live without Vogue.Have been receiving it for five years.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. Have been getting it for three years and am always pleased.


title: Five Stars

text: Love looking at wedding dresses.


title: Five Stars

text: Keeping my books their so good


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect for my flower garden!! And I love watching the birds!


title: This mag is full of helpful information!

text: My favorite mag!!


title: Nice

text: Good


title: Christmas gift for hubby

text: What's better than receiving a magazine a few times a year? The information and articles are always interesting.


title: Beware of checking the address to go to!!

text: This is a great magazine for kids,too bad they would not let me send it to my great niece after I forgot to change the address to hers.So I am stuck paying for 2 subscriptions and not happy.


title: Must Have!!

text: Great fashion magazine.  Keeps you up to date on changing styles etc.


title: Four Stars

text: interesting magazine


title: Five Stars

text: MY grandkids love it and remind me each year at renewal time to renew ;)


title: Love this magazine

text: Received my first magazine quickly.  Love this magazine lots of good information.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine takes me back.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Always loved this co

text: They always have great recipes


title: Magazine for the Modern Informed

text: I have had Rolling Stone for 2 years now and I have yet to be disappointed. Not only is it a great way to keep on music trends from the past to the present, but it is always a great way to get information on local, national, and world news stories. Its a great place to get lots of fun but quality information. I am not the biggest reader but for some reason I just can't put these magazines down. And its not only about mainstream music, which makes it a great place to broaden your horizons and to learn about new music trends as well as to remember the often forgotten music of the past. Definitely a magazine that gives you a great bang for the buck.


title: no muss renewal at a great price.

text: No fuss, no muss renewal at a great price.


title: Five Stars

text: i love my grandgirls


title: Five Stars

text: The writing isn't great, but it's lovely anyway.


title: Five Stars

text: perfect


title: A FAVE

text: One of a very few magazines that are actually 'writing worth reading.'  In-depth articles, superior verbage, etc.


title: The most professionally written articles by the most professional journalists.

text: Love everything.  The best written articles of complex and emotional stories of our time.


title: the top.

text: still in this wonderful year of 2016 this magazine is the tops. i have been reading this magazine since it was first published. never, never a dull issue. thank you Andy for all you have given this world. thank you Andy for all you have changed for the better in this world.


title: Great quick read

text: Unfortunately it’s much smaller now, but still lives up to its name


title: Five Stars

text: Thanks


title: excellent weekly summation of what is doing in country and ...

text: what is there to complain about..excellent weekly summation of what is doing in country and world..


title: Five Stars

text: Love Love love great ideas and sweet articles


title: Interesting

text: What a great magazine, I didn't know what I was missing. The articles are in-depth, informative and interesting. Money well spent.


title: tasted like dirt..

text: tasted like dirt..


title: Watch for the auto renewal issue

text: I was not aware of the auto renewal policy when I purchased this magazine, however, Southern Living is a really fine product, so I did not fuss about it. I do wish it would have been clear or plain to see that auto renew was also involved.


title: Don’t know

text: Never ordered this


title: Good magazine for horse lovers

text: Magazine is well written - was hoping for more articles.


title: Good

text: Lots of articles


title: Nice

text: Good ideas


title: Nice

text: Good recipes


title: Great

text: Great Magazine


title: GREAT RECEIPES AND EASY READING

text: This magazine is great.  Soooo many receipes and insight into cooking


title: Great buy!

text: Great magazine! I only paid $5 for a year subscription & it arrived earlier than expected!


title: Four Stars

text: Okay


title: The Single Woman"s Bible

text: Have read this magazine for years. It shows not only new products but has easy to understand directions. I'm able to decide if this is a job I want to take on or call the professionals.


title: BEING IN THE KNOW ON FASHION STYLES

text: Am returning to the fashion industry & am using this as an excellent way to update my own style. Love the variety of styles & budget ideas if one does not have the money celebrities have.


title: Great deal

text: Thanks


title: loving it

text: Thanks!


title: One Star

text: stats and player profiles were great


title: It's TIME! One of the Great Magazines.

text: Unbiased news reporting, written in language we can all understand, beautiful photography, a little pop culture and tech news. I've been a long-time subscriber. If you read your weekly "Time" you will be informed enough to carry on conversations with people you meet.


title: Five Stars

text: Fun fluff!


title: Four Stars

text: enjoying


title: Love!!

text: Lots of good information.  Always excited to read the next edition.


title: A hit with my 12-year-old granddaughter

text: As advertised.


title: My Favorite magazine!

text: I just started receiving my HGTV magazine and I like it a lot! Great pictures and well written articles, Lots of great ideas!


title: For Fashionistas

text:
This is an excellent mag for lovers of clothes, shoes, accessories, and new beauty products.  Their style is young-ish, 20s- sometimes 30s, and the ensembles sometimes seem odd, but lo and behold what they suggested 3 months ago is now part of mainstream fashion.  I was craving ideas for new outfits, and Lucky is not bereft of them.  Also, their clothing choices range from Old Navy, to small indie .com boutiques, to high end luxe brands.

I enjoy their features on new designers, and "How I'm Wired" about new tech toys.  Yes, I read all of the fashion mags I can get my hands on, but this one's my fave.  I even use the stickers they give you to mark which items you want to actually buy.


title: Five Stars

text: A little pricey for subscription but fascinating reading.


title: Three Stars

text: I never got the tote bag.


title: Thought provoking article about legalizing drugs!

text:
There's an article in this week's "Time" magazine by Joe Klein. In the article, Klein writes about the five Republican candidates for President who gathered in South Carolina recently for their first official debate. Klein says the debate was newsworthy only because candidate Ron Paul came out in favor of legalizing heroin, cocaine and prostitution. Klein characterizes Paul's "willingness to go off the Libertarian deep end" as " ideological extremism." It sounds to me more like a practical solution, rather than a political one, to a very serious problem.

  More damage is caused by criminalizing these drugs than if they were controlled, regulated, and taxed. Making them illegal has not made them any less accessible. They're just as easy, and sometimes easier, to purchase as alcohol. By criminalizing them, all you've done is put them in the hands of drugs dealers, who sell them for many more times than their inherent value, thereby forcing addicts to commit crimes or whatever is necessary to obtain them.

  The main argument against legalizing these drugs is that easy accessibility will create more addicts which will create more chaos in society. But we know that easy accessibility of a drug does not create an addict. Has making alcohol legal created more alcoholics? You need only look at the success, or lack thereof, of prohibition to answer that question. If these drugs were legalized, there would be plenty of money that has been wasted on the DEA to use for prevention and treatment. The Drug Enforcement Agency could be turned into the Drug Treatment and Prevention Agency instead. What has the DEA achieved anyway? Could someone please answer that question for me? This is not "ideological extremism." It's a way of reducing harm to society, unless you're satisfied with the status quo: overcrowded prisons, destroyed lives, and more drugs on the street than ever before.

David Allan Reeves
Author of "Running Away From Me"


title: Favorite Read!

text:
Great magazine. I read from the back to the front. I rarely skip articles. I use this as my medicine against Trump. Since his election, I’ve been searching for information that removes me from the disappointment of his presidency.

The good news is since Trump took office, I’ve become a better reader.


title: Print Style is Small: Need a Magnifying Glass

text: I don’t like this as much as The New Yorker. The print style is small. I notice that I don’t read from cover to cover.


title: Nothing better!

text: As always, Sunset is the  best all around household tip magazine!


Not as thick as it used to be, but filled with good stories and information.


title: I purchased a year of print AND Kindle for $27 ...

text:
I purchased a year of print AND Kindle for $27
1. I only got 2 Kindle downloads.
2. Its time for renewal; $19.96 directly from the publisher. Nothing else to say on that!!
The magazine material itself is adequate for me as an intermediate researcher.  Wish it had more on matters pertinent /of interest to African descent researchers.


title: Idea's for Fresh Foods

text: Lots of great ideas.


title: Four Stars

text: Sunset not only has great articles on cooking, they also have great articles on traveling the Western US.


title: children's magazine

text: good magazine for kids


title: Southern Living

text: Love this magazine!


title: This mag is ok for 16 and up

text: I have subscribed to this magazine before and I believe it should be for girls ages 15-17 because of the real life stuff in it.


title: LOVE!

text: I can't let go of one single issue..... LOVE!


title: Beautiful Projects and Clear instructions!

text: I just received my first issue and I was happy to see several projects for beginners.  Though they are for beginners, they are still beautiful!  Very happy with this magazine and I received my issue sooner than expected, in March rather than June!  Can't wait to get going...


title: So many tips

text: Love the magazine


title: Great magazine at a good price

text: I love this magazine and this is by far the best price I found


title: Gave as a gift

text: Sent it a friend as a gift. He likes it.


title: Great magazine if you can get it

text: I have only received ONE magazine since I bought this subscription in July 2018. Love this magazine but would actually like to receive what I paid for.


title: 'There's always an investigative story worth reading''

text: I limit my print magazines to the graphically dazzling W, nerdier than thou  Wired and ever consistent entertaining and informative Vanity Fair. I can count on spending one evening reading a well done investigative piece as well as sniffing the new designer scents and getting some unique looks at media  and national politics which I won't come across anywhere else.  It a healthy publication  which speaks volumes about its appeal these days, utilized by major fashion labels, Netflix,Showtime and other streaming channels, as well as financial institutions among others.


title: Really fun and informative!

text: Glad we ordered this magazine. Have like it for years and the doctors office that I read it always had old copies.<br />I have alot of hummingbirds and wildlife so this little magazine is perfect for quick tips and ideas. Plus other people like me are sharing their wildlife.


title: Not what it used to be

text: If you want a heavy dose of politics with your sports this fits the bill. I do not appreciate that


title: Great Magazine for 4-6 Classroom

text: I use the magazine for the classroom.  Students really like it.


title: Students enjoy this Magazine

text: Use in classroom. Students really like this subscription!


title: Advertisement profit generator

text: You like ads? The subscription should be free with all the revenue generated from the ads.


title: Great Publication, But I Only Received 3 Issues

text: Great articles throughout.  Explains a whole lot of things that I never knew.  It provides great recommendations.  It even has very good advertising, which frankly I don't pay much attention to in other magazines.  The reason for only 2 stars is that I only received 3 issues and then nothing.  I would certainly have renewed my subscription had I received more than just 3 issues.  But why send good money after bad.  If you don't mind paying for something you'll only receive a part of……..


I would give this zero if I could.  Magazine has sadly declined.  No publication can constantly feature Kim K and call itself high fashion.

Here is the note I attempted to send them.  They don't even have an easy way to contact them with feedback.  That is telling.

You didn't ask me why I unsubscribed, but I will tell you.

Kim K must be paying you a fortune to be CONSTANTLY featured in your magazine.  You are being dragged down to a very low class thereby losing your edge.

When you wake up please let me know so I can once again enjoy your publication.


title: Wonderful gift item!!!

text: Wonderful gift option..best decidesion I ever made!!!!!


title: Love Country Living

text: I love it..Country Living has always been one of my favorite magazines!! Great articles..Great pictures.. No complaints from me about this one..


title: Not Interesting

text: Nothing every day useful. Will not renew


title: Two Stars

text: Smaller magazine than expected and it doesn't contain very much information on national parks. Will not renew this one.


title: Sunset Magazine from the West

text: I love this magazine and look forward each month receiving it. It has photos of the West, articles, flowers and on and on a different magazine every month. If you have not ordered this magazine for your area I would give a try. You will love it as I do.


title: Good magazine

text: Alot of information in the magazine that is helpful.  Doesn't really gear any info toward anything other than RV/Motorhome...just an fyi


title: Back for a second year

text: Love my Quilting Arts magazine. I've resubscribed for a second year instead of moving on to new quilting magazine. They keep putting new and different ideas and techniques in the magazine.


title: Great way to keep up with what's new

text: I've had a subscription since EW started. Great way to keep up with  what's new, without the tabloid coverage of other magazines.<br />The automatic renewal thru Amazon is very convenient.


title: great mag but...

text: I have read New York Magazine on and off for years and while I still love the content I am a little upset that they don't include the entire agenda anymore in the magazine! That was invaluable for a quick way to see the goings on in the city, where to eat and what exhibits were at the museums and every single concert and play.  I am not always connected to the internet (crazy I know) so not having the agenda kind of stinks when I am on the go and feeling like dropping into the city with no clue of what I would like to do.


title: Great magazine

text: This magazine let's me find out what is happening in the United Kingdom, Europe, and in Africa.  The photography is wonderful, and the articles are interesting.  BBC Wildlife is up there with National Geographic; you will read it more than once.


title: It meets all my expectations. I used to wait ...

text: It meets all my expectations. I used to wait to find an old copy at the VA. I finally decided that I don't want to miss an issue. So, I got my own subscription.  Can't beat the price.


title: Enjoy reading

text: I like Reminisce better. That's why I rate it only 4*'s. I enjoy reading this magazine.


title: Wish it came twice a month

text: It's so good that I can't put it down until I've read the whole thing. Then I have to wait 30 days until the next one arrives.


title: Great for beginners but that's about all

text: Very disappointed with the last few issues, looks more like UK magazine's. Needs more top shelf designers. Loved it before not so much anymore.


title: Simply Perfect

text: My face actually lights up when this magazine arrives in my mailbox.  I have to treat it like a box of candy and only allow myself to binge on a small amount of pages every day in order to make it last.  If you can't tell, I love this mag.  It may be real simple, but it is simply perfect reading.


title: Fabulous user-friendly ideas

text: This is the only magazine I subscribe to! It has a wonderful fresh lay-out and fabulous easy-to-follow ideas for the home i.e. decor, organization, cleaning and cooking. I also enjoy the 'new uses for old things', which has given me plenty of food for thought. The magazines have a lot of inspiring  content and do not consist of pages and pages of advertising. Highly recommendable!


title: Woman's Day magazine subscription

text: My order was very inexpensive and it took about 6 weeks for the subscription to begin.


title: Best decorating resource

text: Love this magazine. So many great ideas abs pages of inspiration.  A must have! You won't be disappointed with this.


title: Daily spiritual food

text: Great way to jump start your morning before Mass. Meditations provide great reflection. The saint of the day are usually very educational as they are the ones who are little known by most people. This purse size daily book is a must have for every Catholic for enrichment, scripture, prayer and reflection.


title: Good puzzles.

text: Love these puzzles. They are just hard enough to be a challenge, but not too hard to complete. Stopped carrying them in the store, so ordered a subscription.


title: One of the few

text: Thank goodness this one is still published. Have enjoyed it thoroughly. My old issues go to my classroom. The kids love it (4th-6th grade)


title: Good Housekeeping Magazine

text: The magazine is awesome and it arrived very quickly.  I've only received one issue yet, but so far so good!


title: Cool mag

text: I don't even drink, but I bought this for my husband. I love reading it! It's colorful and full of information.


title: Yummy and accessible

text: Love this magazine. Love food but don't take it too seriously.


title: Love it. Really informative

text: I love the kitchen tricks and hacks. Offers solid advice. Some recipes are involved but so worth the effort.


title: All Time Favorite Magazine

text: I absolutely love this magazine!  It has great ideas and always full of coupons.  It is one of the few magazines that I continuously renew each year.


title: took forever to receive first issue but it was wotth it.

text: took forever to receive firdt issue but my 3 yeat old loves it. so it was worth the wait. thsnjs


title: Florida Sportsman (1-year auto-renewal)

text: First off I found that if you purchase the magazine from the Florida Sportsman website itself, you get 2 years for the price of one year that was sold here. Second the subscription is not what it use to be. Page quantity is 88 total pages. And folks it takes 4 to 6 weeks to get the first Issue...


title: Same Price If you Order Directly + Free Gift

text: I wanted to know a little more about this magazine so i went directly to HortMag dot com and it's the same price plus you get a free gift~ "Shade" some other magazine.  Just thought I'd mention since I was under the impression it would be cheaper on amazon. .


title: Not fulfilling the issue

text: This is very disappointing. I have only received one issue


title: Cannot cancel

text: Ordered this TV guide subscription for my mom in 2020.  She passed away early 2021 and I  have been trying to cancel since then but continue to receive.  Help.


title: Why ruin a good thing?

text: This magazine is completely different than it was a few years ago. Like many have said, the ads and articles completely overwhelm the recipes. Very disappointing and I will not subscribe again.


title: A Monthly Fix

text: I have been an off-and-on again reader of Doctor Who Magazine for close to 20 years.  I was happy to find the ability to order the magazine, through Amazon, and have it delivered at home.  I eagerly wait for it to come each month in the mail and read most of it straight away.  I have been extremely impressed with the quality of the magazine and the condition in which it arrives in the mail.  Doctor Who was a big part of my teenage years and now that I have a child of my own, Doctor Who Magazine helps me to be young again, at least for a little while.


title: Also don’t start my subscription with old issues.

text: I have only received one issue with Cary Grant on the cover.  The issue was several weeks old and I had already purchased it.  I have not received another issue as of 11/6/20.


title: Interesting Worldview and High Quality of Writing

text:
The GUARDIAN WEEKLY contains a compilation of some of the best coverage taken from the previous week's daily editions of The GUARDIAN, The OBSERVER, LE MONDE and the WASHINGTON POST. The publication's format remains basically the same as when I first read it as The MANCHESTER GUARDIAN WEEKLY in 1956.

A recent issue contained news articles on a variety of topics from Syria's possible troop withdrawal from Lebanon to an account of a football game between Manchester United and Crystal Palace. The edition also included many news capsules from around the world as well as much comment and analysis on diverse subjects. Two pages were devoted to book reviews.

The quality of writing in the GUARDIAN WEEKLY is consistently high. The bias seems to be slightly to the left. I recommend it mostly because of its interesting worldview and the excellence of its reporting.


title: Food For The News Junky

text: EXTRA is published bimonthly by FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting, Inc.). Sample article titles in the current issue (June 2004) are "How Public is Public Radio"? and "Nafta's Hung Jury." The magazine offers criticism of media bias and censorship. The favorite targets seem to be members of the media elite such as Rush Limbaugh, Ted Koppel and Bill O'Reilly as well as leading newspapers including the WASHINGTON POST, NEW YORK TIMES, USA TODAY and LOS ANGELES TIMES. Attention is also paid to all major TV and radio outlets. The internet so far gets scant mention.<br />In order to fully appreciate EXTRA it helps if you are a news junky. I think I qualify on that score but I am probably somewhat to the right of the editors of this publication. It appears to me that EXTRA has a decidedly liberal slant. That judgement no doubt in influenced by my vantage point.


title: Humanistic Answers To Big Questions

text: FREE INQUIRY is published bimonthly by the Council for Secular Humanism. Sample article titles in the current issue (June/July 2004) are "The Religiosity of George W. Bush" and "From Regenerative Medicine to Human Design." Contributors  include Christopher Hitchens, author and columnist, and Robert Price, a member of the Jesus Seminar. Other familiar names of secular humanists mentioned in the magazine are Edward O. Wilson, the late Sir Peter Ustinov, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. and Gore Vidal.<br />The tone of a few of the articles can occasionally be quite strident in the style of a fundamentalist preacher. In these rare instances FREE INQUIRY reads like a journal for a rigid nontheistic religion. Fortunately this does not happen too often.On the inside of the front cover is a list of twenty-one humanistic principles endorsed by the Council for Secular Humanism. I am definitely not a secular humanist but I do believe in reading alternative viewpoints especially when they address several of the most important issues of the day.


title: The New Yorker Still Has Much To Offer

text: Most people agree that THE NEW YORKER is not quite what it used to be in the days when the work of Nabokov, Cheever, Salinger, Baldwin, Lowell and other literary giants frequently adorned its pages. The magazine, however, still does have "Goings On About Town" and "The Talk Of The Town" as well as fiction, a comic strip, articles, poems and insightful criticism of books, art, music, theatre and movies. Although it may lack some of the luster of its legendary past, THE NEW YORKER continues to have much to offer and the quality of its writing remains excellent.


title: Interesting and Engaging

text: BOOKFORUM is not necessarily a mainstream periodical about books but it does furnish a wide variety of articles, columns, interviews and reviews which will satisfy diverse tastes. It is published quarterly by ARTFORUM INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE, INC. A recent issue contains articles on Ezra Pound, Albert Camus, Jean-Paul Sartre, Georges Bataille, Murray Kempton, James T. Farrell, Aby Warburg, Woody Guthrie, Valerie Solanas and many other notables from the world of arts and letters. The magazine's writing is uniformly excellent. The contributors are mostly academics, editors, poets or authors such as Guy Davenport, Sven Bickerts, Marjorie Perloff, Lee Smith, Thomas Crow and Avital Ronell. BOOKFORUM is an interesting and engaging publication now in its eleventh year and I expect it will continue to have a devoted following for the foreseeable future.


title: As Wonderful As Ever

text:
I remember reading Highlights in school and in doctors' waiting rooms when I was a little girl.  I believe it is as good today as it was then, and I am impressed that the quality has remained consistent throughout the years.  Highlights today has the same kinds of puzzles, crafts, hidden pictures, games, and stories that I enjoyed as a child.  The puzzles and games are challenging but not frustrating.  And I can't stop smiling when reading the stories.  This is great for all ages of kids at heart and, of course, for kids to have fun while learning.

J.H. Sweet, author of The Fairy Chronicles, and former teacher


title: Wonderful Mag!

text: Great price for a great magazine.


title: Eating Well is a great magazine for healthy recipes and trends

text: I can find 5 to 6 recipes each issue I use.  The articles about the healthy food environment are great.  Kid recipe too which are easy for anyone and quick.


title: Disappointed, where is new issue?

text: This was once one of my favorite magazines. I have had an ongoing subscription since it came out. However, this year, even at the new four issues a year, I have only received one magazine. July 1 was many months ago. It does not seem like we will even get four issues this year.


title: Great to take with you to Mass

text: My daughter got a subscription to Magnifikid for Christmas. At first I was hesitant because it is quite expensive, but after seeing what she gets each month I think it was definitely worth it.  Every month she gets a packet of magazines, once for each Mass that month. They contain the Sunday readings and well as explanations, stories, and games that go along with the readings. She has thoroughly enjoyed them and I have to admit I look forward to reading them every week too. Great for all Catholic kids out there.


title: classic culture reading

text: Long time fan of the Smithsonian, miss the museums. great americana, history and a variety of genres treated. Great legacy of magazine culture


title: Great ideas

text: the subscription has some great ideas and is filled with information. They also review tools regularly which is helpful when looking to purchase.


title: Philosophy, Art, Poetry, Essays, Criticism

text:
I deeply appreciate the work that goes into selecting the content for each issue. One overarching topic is rendered broadly and deeply per quarter - and that's just about the right interval for me to get most of it read. Each issue isn't just edited, it provides carefully curated selections from world history and literature to give a great variety of voices and perspective through time on the given topic. I've read issues on Politics, Religion, Education - and more, and always have felt entertained, informed, and sometimes uplifted.

It's not about current affairs - except of course that a broad understanding of cultural currents over the last 1000 years or so provides a reader with context to help organize and understand current affairs.

If your mind is made up and there's no point discussing any particular issue or viewpoint, then skip it. You'll be challenged and disturbed at every turn of the page. No point in giving yourself apoplexy. Just crawl back under your rock and hope for the best.

If, on the other hand, you're curious about the world and your fellow humans you will very likely love it. It's not cheap, coming in at $15 per issue, but each issue brings the brightest minds and the sharpest wits right in to your house.


title: Love

text: I got this for my husband and he loves it. He always looks forward to the 'Best New Equipment' issue for product information.


title: A new magazine for me

text: Granddaughter enjoys it so of course I do too.  She especially liked the how to draw a rabbit section.  I now have several rabbit pictures on my refrig.


title: Interesting content

text: Bright clear pictures. Older grandchildren enjoyed this so I thought that I would try it again. That is enough words


title: Few stories of substance, just papparazi treatments of Latin celebrities.

text: I like to read in Spanish to keep up my facility in the language, but I do prefer to read something interesting. This magazine is half fluff-stories about celebrities whom I do not recognize, their love lives and family situations. The other half is pretty much full-page ads for makeup and such. I will not renew.


title: There was some sort of an additional charge after a ...

text: There was some sort of an additional charge after a few months so I cancelled. Be careful and read the small print with these magazine promotions


title: Not the same

text: I have received Cook’s Illustrated for many years. When it’s editor moved on to Milk Street Magazine, I renewed my subscription thinking it would continue on in pretty much the same way.  I just went thru one issue and found nearly nothing that I could use.  Weird ingredients, dishes I’d never heard of....Some of it I can handle but lately it’s been completely unuseable.


title: Only rec 2 copies since March 2016

text: Ordered Magazine in March 2016 and finally got my 2nd copy today dated September 2016.  The first copy was around May 2016.


title: love the product

text: Love this magazine


title: Good Magazine

text: We love reading this magazine.  It always has good stories in it that renew your faith in humanity.


title: Finally came.

text: Took a long time for it to start, but so far, I have received 1 magazine. I hope to receive the rest on time.


title: For the right person, yes.

text:
I got a year's subscription to this magazine when I was tinkering with clay shooting, but I couldn't get deeply interested in it and I quit reading after about four months. I decided I'm just a casual clays shooter.

However, I have given all my copies to a friend who loves trap and skeet, and he loves this magazine. He got a subscription for himself after reading my copies.


title: Cakes and Sugarcraft Magazine

text: I like to bake and make chocolate truffles. So this magazine from Squires is excellent. Delivery is good - never have had to complain that I did not receive an issue. If you like to bake and use fondant and other frostings, this is the magazine for you!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: GREAT PRICE FOR THIS MAGAZINE

text: EASY WAY TO ORDER A YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION


title: Inspiration at a Great Price

text: Just received my first issue - I ordered this because the price was so great on Prime Day.  I have bought this on the newsstand previously but got the subscription for less than the price of a single issue at a bookstore. I always love the photos and think that I'm going to replicate some of the great gardens I see; it hasn't happened yet, but a girl can hope!


title: Great magazine

text: Love the magazine.  I've been reading it for years.  I renewed my subscription through Amazon last year because they offered such a good price.  Bad thing is its on auto-renewal and I can't seem to get that to stop, although I've put in requests.


title: I enjoy my Martha Stewart magazine

text: Thanks for providing a great service. I enjoy my Martha Stewart magazine


title: Four Stars

text: Enjoyed the subscription.


title: Horrible new magazine

text: Why didnt they leave well enough alone, i hate TOH now, too much stupid advertising...i miss looking for the toothpick. I will not be renewing my membership, after 10 yrs... Hopefuly they get the hint and go back to the older versions.


title: Comprehensive and well-written

text: I've been a subscriber for many years.  For pilots, the lessons learned in the case write-ups are invaluable.  In addition to the NTSB findings, the preliminary reports are helpful in sorting through the sensationalist general news one hears from other sources.


title: Good magazine

text: Always enjoyed this magazine, and since it was a bonus purchase, even better


title: Yoga Journal is a great magazine

text: I enjoy reading Yoga Journal for the variety of information it gives me.  Inspirational stories, ways to keep my thinking positive, food ideas, and of course help / information on yoga poses and how they are beneficial to my body.  If we all cultivated peace more, wouldn't that be a good thing?


title: They sent my subscription to the wrong address

text: This is not a trusted publisher. Do not purchase here.


title: This is nothing more than a high-end children's fashion magazine.

text: This is the worst "parenting" magazine I have ever seen.  It was filled (well over half the magazine) with ads from high-end designers.  Aside from the overwhelming number of ads, the articles were not benefecial at all.  If you want a good magazine, buy American Baby or Baby Talk.


title: have always loved this

text: Tried and true magazine,have always loved this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Husband likes it.


title: mehhh...

text: like handyman type stuff, so I got this for fun reading material. I have only received one copy so far but, every 3rd page is an add, I counted something like 33 pages out of the 88 were full page adds and a lot of pages were half page adds. maybe that's why its only cheap for subscription. the one project with plans was ok. the few tips seem pretty basic as if you had no level of experience what so ever. not a fan of review on products but understand they have there place.


title: My 10 year old daughter loves this magazine and all ...

text: My 10 year old daughter loves this magazine and all their books and it seems to teach age appropriate information and wholesome values


title: Great for homeowners and non-homeowners

text: Lots of great ideas and tips for working on your house. I am very happy with the purchase, even with my naysayer wife saying "Why do need this we don't own a home we rent a condo?" Well guess what I have lots of great ideas and tips and when we do buy a house I will be see well worth the money.


title: Great write ups and recipes

text: Well I bought this cooking magazine for my wife because she loves the food network. However she has yet to make any of the amazing meals she finds in it with the great pictures, I don't think it is the fault of the magazine.


title: Okay

text: It has more ads than articles. For the subscription price, it is still worth buying.


Tons of articles and few ads. I learn so many things from each magazine that can save my life or let me have more fun on the trail.


title: Great product

text: My daughter loved getting this magazine.  She was 9 years old when I ordered it.


title: Love this magazine.

text: This is a favorite of mine and it arrived in perfect time for a trip I am taking. Will purchase again.


title: No clue

text: I’ll let you know if it ever arrives


title: Just ok

text: So many advertisements and the reading material is mediocre. I had high hopes for this magazine but was very disappointed.


title: Five Stars

text: good reading


title: Five Stars

text: awesome magazine


title: Great Reading...

text: Reading..material awesome..

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title: Too Many Ads, Won't Renew

text:
Basically this is a pretty decent food magazine. Good recipes and great pictures. However, I resent being
barraged by the constant advertisements from everything from dog food to make up to anti-depressants. This is
supposed to be a "Food Magazine", if I wanted to learn about anti-depressants etc., I'd subscribe to a medical magazine.
I understand that all magazines need the advertising revenue to survive, but there should be some limits. By the time
all the major advertisements are removed, you're left with a much smaller magazine.


title: Always read cover to cover.

text: Both the grandsons love it.


title: Required tech reading.

text: Every techie should have a subscription to wired.


title: Love

text: Love


title: Star Magazine site MIA

text: I have subscribed to Star Magazine off and on for quite awhile. It can be entertaining as long as you don't take it too seriously, but I also love to do their crossword puzzle. This time when it came time to renew I tried to go directly to their website as usual but it doesn't seem to exist anymore. Every time that I try to go to starmagazine.com I am redirected to Radar online. Therefor I am not renewing this time until I find out what's going on.


title: tv in a magazine

text: I got this magazine for my wife and she loves it, For me its ok. I would rather watch HG tv,


title: money info

text: I only get Money mag for the few articles that might benefit my situation. Though most articles encompass around if a person that makes and has lots of money, this does not include me. I am more in the lower end of middle income.


title: One of the few good mags out there

text: This magazine is one of the few who haven't fallen into the "same-ness" of so many home themed publications out there.  I love the re-purposing ideas, the recipes you would actually eat and the gardening tips that can be applied to your own landscape.  This is a magazine for real people with segments that can be applied to everyday living.


title: Great Mag for a DIY'er

text: Got this subscription for my son-in-law and he loves it.  Says he's found several articles that helped him out when he needed it.  He never throws an edition away but keeps them for further reference.


title: Enjoying RD again after many years without!!!

text: I decided to order RD just to have some easy reads again.  Really glad I did.


title: LOVE!

text: My son lovessss these magazines!


title: Binge reading at its finest

text: You get the first three magazines right away. Great if you need to read last months, this month's and next months at the same time. I will not renew.

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Perfect for my sixteen year old granddaughter.  She is enjoying this and it has improved her styling skills tremendously.  She's into it now.


title: InStyle subscription

text: Keeps you informed on all the trends and little quick articles to read and keep informed.  I really like the style pages where they'll put an outfit together, complete with accessories to help you make style choices.  Great magazine, really.


title: Great read

text: Love te magazine


title: CR Has Changed for the Worse

text: As a subscriber since the 1970s, CR has really changed for the worse. In many cases where they used to provide detailed information about appliances, for example, they now list it under “What We’re Working On,” and you need to subscribe to the digital platform to get specific data. It’s almost like they’ve become the scammers that they used to expose. Furthermore, they’re trying to eliminate payment by check so that they have your credit card info to automatically renew at a higher price. The final straw for me was the recent multi-page spread on how to best photograph black people. Ok, it’s an interesting subject, but it should be in a photography or lifestyle magazine. That was at least four pages that could’ve been devoted to major appliances. I am simply done with Consumer Reports.


title: The most informative magazine

text: Like this magazine, interesting articles, great product reviews editorials are good.


title: Enjoyed

text: Like


title: Love this magazine!

text: Best articles I've found in a magazine!


title: Fine Art Connoisseur magazine

text: The magazine contains beautiful photos. It contains well written articles, and the subjects appear to be well-researched. High quality publication.


title: My favorite Mag.

text: Always a great magazine and this was the best price around.


title: Great gift

text: This was a gift for my granddaughter. She spends hours looking at the pictures and commenting on them. Her mother says she enjoys the magazine also


title: Recomended

text: Very good science digest


title: Recommended

text: Excellent heath info.


title: This Magazine Gives me Hope for the Equestrian World

text: This magazine is such a delight to read. Not only is the magazine insightful and adds more and more storytelling each time I read, but the brand itself represents all the great things I want for this sport. Things like education, transparency, and inclusion-- its a fresh face in the equestrian world - and it is a needed presence for the sport, and for horsemanship in general. FIVE STARS- if you are a horse lover, this is a staple.


title: Entertaining

text: Definitely geared towards the softer sided/trendy type of hobby farmer but still has some useful articles and fun reads.  Helps pass a rainy day.  Lots of fall out ad cards.


title: Love this magazine!

text: I'm not even an avid birder.  But this magazine is filled with vibrant photos of both birds and the plants that attract them.  If you like gardening and birds even generally, then I think you will like this.  Very well written, with lots of interesting educational articles.  My current favorite magazine to get.  I keep all of them, while I recycle most of my cooking magazines as the new ones arrive.


title: Five Stars

text: Quick rhyming stories little ones love.


title: SCAM!!

text: This is a scam!!! Do NOT ORDER!


I'm biased toward this news magazine since I've been subscribing to it for 20 years.  I recently renewed with MCN at $44 which included a gift subscription for a good friend.  The magazine covers new products, recalls, fed regulations, legal issues, health issues, maintenance and of course the proficient motorcycling section.  My other subscriptions might lapse from time to time but I keep renewing this one.


title: I've been getting Good Housekeeping for 35+ years and still love it as ...

text: I've been getting Good Housekeeping for 35+ years and still love it as much as day one. My grandmother and mother bought them ever since I can remember and I was hooked as a child!


title: Entertainment is...entertaining

text: I used to receive this magazine but grew bored with it and let it lapse for several years.  But I renewed it on a special and find the photos and stories to be of interest and a good alternative to People.


title: Lots of great tips

text: Lots of great tips


title: Four Stars

text: I love looking at this mag


title: Four Stars

text: I like it but overpriced


title: Four Stars

text: I like the info in this mag


title: Four Stars

text: Good mag


title: Two Stars

text: It was okay but over priced


title: Two Stars

text: Didn't love it


title: I still like her mag but she has made some changes and ...

text: I still like her mag but she has made some changes and it's not as good as it once was!


title: Five Stars

text: Husband loves it


title: My animal lover 8 year old loves these

text: We've been getting this magazine for almost 2 years now and my son still loves them.


title: coin world

text: Have found Coin World full of numismatic information and read it every week. It is one of the best numismatic newspapers avaialble


title: Five Stars

text: Bowhunter arrived by the date promised and has been enjoyed by my husband.


title: Best price we have seen for NG.

text: We love this magazine.


title: Good for the price

text: This was a used product and the price was very reasonable.  Don't think it was worth the price of a new book.  Enjoyed the memories it brought back.


title: One Star

text: its useless and I shouldn't have ordered it


title: biker dream come true

text: my grandson loved them


title: Been reading this for 60 years.

text: So easy to deal with subscriptions through Amazon.  I love the magazine but intensely dislike the hassle of emailing or trying to find the telephone number of Reader's Digest.  Am using Amazon for all my gift subscriptions to myself and others.


title: I haven't got my first issue yet

text: I have bought this magazine at Walmart so I know it's a good magazine. I haven't gotten my first issue since I bought this subscription though


title: Don't waste your money

text: When I got the first issue I thought it was just a promo flyer, thin! Nothing to it. It takes about 3 minutes to flip thru, then into the trash. Very disappointed. Will not be renewing.


title: Love it

text: Great product and fast delivery


title: A favorite past time....

text: This reminds me of my Dad, I used to sneak these away when I was little just to do the crossword puzzles.  It had been some time since I picked one up.  Now having a subscription through Zinio, I look forward to reading the next issue.  So why subscribe, I wanted to pass along a past time to my sons.  For for Father's Day I gave it to them as a gift.  They were surprised and pleasantly happy to have a memory of their grandpa and now of their Mom.


title: Disappointed

text: I loved Chris Kimball's America's Test Kitchen and Cook's Illustrated and Cooks Country.  He says his focus has changed and I'll say it has.  This is much more an international dishes magazine.  I'm terribly disappointed and expect I will call and cancel my subscription.  I'm just a regular cook and we live on an island in Maine.  Many of the ingredients in the dishes aren't carried by our one grocery store.  I guess I could make a list of unusual  ingredients to get on my next trip to the mainland (by ferry), but I want to make recipes now not save them up for later.  A sad disappointment for me.


title: Forget the bookstore--just read Bookmarks!

text:
This magazine has it all, and you don't have to leave the comfort of your living room! Smart, savvy book reviewshighlights on different genres such as the crime novel or non-fiction booksspotlights on successful book clubsand outstanding feature articles on classic and modern authors. Everyone from John Steinbeck to John Cheever. Reading Bookmarks makes me want to revisit old books and try new ones; It also turns me on to authors I've never "tried" before. Recently I started reading books by Amoz Oz because of the feature in a recent issue. And I would have never given authors like Jodi Picoult or Kevin Brockmeier a chance had I not read the reviews of their latest. In addition to all the great goods on books, the magazine is one of the best looking mags on the market--great color, fantastic pictures, and an easy-to-read layout.

One of the best things about Bookmarks is its straightforward and intelligent approach to books. It doesn't simply sensationalize bestsellers or c... Read more


title: Three Stars

text: have gotten this for several years


title: KEEPING UP WITH THE BEST BOOKS PUBLISHED

text:
I AM HOOKED ON THIS MAGAZINE AND DON'T HAVE TO GET THE ENTIRE NEW YORK TIMES TO ENJOY IT.  I CAN READ THE REVIEWS AND ARTICLES ON THE LATEST BOOKS AND THEIR AUTHORS AND MAKE MY MUST-READ LIST. EACH DELIVERY, I LOOK FORWARD TO MANY PAGES OF INTERESTING READING PLUS KEEP AN EYE ON THE BEST SELLER LISTS PROVIDED.  I'D FEEL DEPRIVED WITHOUT THE SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW 52 ISSUES A YEAR.

TL


title: Great Price

text: Good Magazine