title: Lots of filler

text: I have subscribed to this magazine since the beginning and the quality has drastically gone down in the last year or two. The graphic art and photography is beautiful, but there are so many pages of filler fluff with flowery language and next to no actual articles. They used to have a decent sized recipe section I appreciated and now it’s maybe one or two pages. The most recent issue has an “article” about the importance of little details in design, but it’s just two pages of repetitive text with zero practical advice on what actual details to look for and include. Major missed opportunity. Another article about a florist who moved from England to Mexico to start a farm and it’s just a few pages of pictures with a short little blurb of her story. I would have much rather read an actual interview or something with more detail on that transition and her history. After reading this magazine I feel like I listened to a motivational speaker talk in circles without actually saying anything. Not renewing this again.


title: Great articles!

text: Love it!


title: 25 year subscriber

text: Excellent magazine


title: Keep it coming!

text: I have now been receiving GOLDMINE for as long as I can remember. They keep the reader up with new records, books sale prices, concert info, antique 78's, etc., etc. Some are better than others - you don't have to like everyone they write about - but I can't think about missing an issue ever.<br />It's always a special treat when it arrives here at work in the mail.  Owen Mahon / OPEN DOOR GALLERY


title: like living there

text: great magazine about Sedona


title: Five Stars

text: A surprise for my husbands bday.


title: Politically liberal stand point.

text: Seems to lean less towards information on farming and more towards anecdotes, and activism.  Not for someone who wants to learn.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful!<br />-Marian


title: Love this resource

text: Great resource for family research!


title: Not worth subscription price

text: Not worth the subscription price. Too few pages


title: Great buy

text: My son was so excited when this came in the mail. He loves it and has helped with his reading. Great price as well


title: Great Price

text: This purchase was a birthday gift for my son.  Amazon's price was half the cost of subscribing elseware.  He enjoys the articles in the magazine and keeping current with what's happening in the world of motorcycles.


title: read info more carefully

text: i did realize i ordered it in spanish very sad


Not really conservative  More like multitrillion dollar neoconservative armchair warriors.


title: Five Stars

text: Great purchase!


title: Helpful information!

text: Magazines very informative and useful 🥰👍


title: I'd recommend avoiding the middleman

text: You can order it directly from National Geographic for $15, but that is just the magazine not the online stuff.<br />I'd recommend avoiding the middleman.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome magazine makes for a guide for buying smokes


title: movies and books

text: The books are good, New York Magazine gets worse each year, and the movie was very good.  This is a great way to order.


title: Payment communication slow.

text: I like the magazine, but for the second year in a row, after Amazon automatically renewed it, and I was charged, I got an issue from GH with a note that it would be my last issue unless I sent payment. Seems to be a lag in communication.


title: Beautiful Magazine

text: I love this magazine.  Large pages....great quality....amazing photos.  Better than I had hoped for.  Thank you NG.


title: It was ok

text: Bottom line, this magazine is for people who are up-to-date with big skating names and who are interested in their acheivements. It is full of pictures and interviews. My advice is this- if you trully are interested in the sport and the stars, subscribe. But if you're only interested in how to land your double axel, this magazine won't help too much.


title: Five Stars

text: great!!!! thanks!!!!


title: Terrible

text: Started showing up in my mailbox and I never ordered it. It is crap. Is someone sending this to me in an attempt to embarrass me? It is really that awful.


title: Didnt get first issue as expected.

text: It took an extra couple months to actually get the first issue. I had to enail support about it. Wasnt happy about that.


title: Five Stars

text: Cheap price


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Snake Oil

text: This magazine  is a complete sham. It is one big advertisement for overpriced supplements with very little to no scientific backing. Very few supplements in general have been shown to be of any value when subjected to clinical trials and frequently prove to be harmful. Save your money and your health.


title: After 20 years, I’m not renewing

text: Sad that the current editor is trying to run this once great magazine into the ground. I have been a subscriber for 20 years. After this year, I’m letting my subscription run out. The new layout is atrocious, with less content, and is indistinguishable from GQ. Not good.


title: Great deal!

text: Yummy recipes and great deal


title: Felt The price of the subscription was negotiable especially since I was asked "what price where you quoted".

text: Love the magazine but do not feel I received best price


title: Make user friendly.

text: For my Grandaughter. Tried more than three times to change address where it was to be sent. Never worked. It comes to my house NOT WHERE I wanted it sent.


title: It has become some sort of nonsense

text: I am not sure what has become of this publication, It used to be about Technology and provide useful advertisements regarding tech. I received a very thin publication that was entirely someone's short story or novel that was not even complete. Not one article regarding tech. Very bizarre content.


title: It’s great

text: This subscription was for my grandson. He was very happy with it and is using it his schoolwork


title: Thank you Charlie Hebdo

text: My wife is French and we do feel particularly close to this. These cartoonists and journalists showed an amazing courage over the last 7 years, not mentioning the other souls who fell on the 7th of January. We feel helpless, but the least we can do is support this publication. Charb said he would rather die standing than live on his knees. He lived and died true to his words, fighting for our right of free expression, which is the founding block of democracy. This is the least we could do.


title: I sure love it!

text: I really enjoy having the digital copy that came with this subscription. I can read it anywhere I am whenever I want and not have to worry about whether a page will rip or if the magazine will get wet (I don't let me electronics get wet to the best of my abilities).


title: Five Stars

text: This is my favorite mag.!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine, and the price was right!


title: Four Stars

text: Good reviews


title: Good deal

text: Great price and great magazine.


title: Poor content

text: Poor editorial content, massive advertising, and they ignore your requests to terminate subscription


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent.


title: Five Stars

text: I support Charlie Hebdo, But I don`t speak French...


Sorry I am unable to review this as it was a  gift subscription.  I hope the person who received it enjoyed it.  I have given you 5 stars!!!!


title: great mag

text: Read it all the time.  Great magazine with a lot of information.  Have been reading it for years, and I've learned many things.


title: Yankee

text: Yankee Magazine  always has informative, well written articles about the area of the country we are most interested in reading about.


title: Great resource for music and hot topic issues

text: I've been reading Rolling Stone regularly for the past eight years, or so.  It's a great resource for emerging music and articles about icons in the music world.  Additionally, each issue includes great articles on hot topics and politics, giving their readers terrific insight into important issues.


title: Terrible subscription service!!

text: I cant tell you guys how many times i have had to contact the subscription service! First, they mailed it to some address 2 cities away for 4 months. THEN, issues like  the holiday issue(which woulda helped in gift buying) never showed up. I called em on that, and they extended my service , but the following month, my magazine was torn in half! They dont bag for protection, so I've gotten wet issues and all posters torn out! They just extend for an issue "issue". Today , I had to write this becausen i saw the latest issue at the store, but havent recieved in it the mail! Isnt that one of the advantages of subscribing thru the mail? So yoiu can get it first? NOT WITH THESE GUYS! EXCUSE ME WHILE I SEND ANOTHER EMAIL COMPLAINT, WASTING MY TIME LIKE I DID WITH THIS REVIEEW!!!! THANKS FOR CHOOSING THESE GUYS AMAZON!!!


title: Decent Mag

text: Decent mag


title: Mandatory title

text: Mandatory review words writtwn here.


title: Stereophile Magazine

text: This is an excellent magazine for product information and education.  However, more and more they are letting political agendas creep into their writing which other than that is very well done.  If this trend continues, my subscription will expire.  There is no place for this in a magazine advertised as a music magazine.


title: WARNING: BB becoming RR Jr.

text:
I love this magazine for kids too young for Ranger Rick - kids who can't really read yet but will be entertained by the pictures. Just a warning that the issue current shown (December 2012) will be the LAST Big Backyard.  (Your subscription will be fine, I'm sure, they're just merging 3 products into 2).

After this issue, Big Backyard is going away and merging into Ranger Rick Jr. It used to be Big Backyard for very little kids, Ranger Rick Jr. for intermediate, and Ranger Rick for bigger kids who have reading skills down. NWF has changed this up a bit and has just two: Ranger Rick Jr. and Ranger Rick, available from here forward. I believe that's why the product description has changed to read Ranger Rick Jr.'s info - but I'm not sure it's clear from the rest of the product listing what's happening with the transition.

I think the only real impact is very young kids, like 3 y.o., will need a little help from an adult if they want some of the picture captions read to them.  I liked that I could get a subscription to BB for the younger kid in the household who couldn't really read yet, and RR Jr. to the slightly older sibling - but I still recommend this magazine series as a gift for anyone who is stumped for what to get small children.

They are so excited to get something in the mail every now and then that's just for them, and it really fosters a life long love of nature. They have expanded to have tablet computer tie-ins to the issues now as well. (Even better for the kids near the older end of the age range for RR Jr., who can use it to complete projects that might be beyond younger ones at the beginning or the RR Jr. age bracket.)


title: Recipes are Great!

text: Recipes are great!


title: Exactly what I wanted

text: Great reading


title: THIEVES...DO NOT ORDER

text: SUBSCRIPTION SUCKS!!!! ordered for my son and so far only received 1 magazine.  Really,  thieves.  Deserves no stars.


title: Not what I was looking for...

text: I would hoping this magazine would be something helpful to us "average" working mothers (read: not high-ups in a big corporation). I would love to read articles on time management, handling guilt, finding a good daycare, etc. Instead, this magazine prints lots of articles on what other companies are doing that's great for working moms (good for them, what does that help me?) and profiles women who make 6-figure salaries while raising kids. I'm sure there's a target audience out there who like this magazine, but it sure isn't me. Let me emphasize, too, that I'm not the mom who hates her job but works to put food on the table. I like my job and choose to work, but I just don't find this magazine helpful or interesting at all. Highly disappointing.


title: This is a wonderful magazine, the recipes are all delicious and all ...

text: This is a wonderful magazine, the recipes are all delicious and all work.  The food is easy to make and you can find almost all of the ingredients in any supermarket, no fancy things.  If you want no fail recipes, get this magazine.


title: Great for kids

text: My 7 year old daughter can’t wait to get this magazine !


title: Five Stars

text: Always good information.


title: Five Stars

text: A


title: excellent magazine, love it!

text: We live in a time when most magazines are declining in quality, but this one is an exception, it is sooooo much improved from it's beginning days, it's the quality of an architectural digest but must more current, relevant and fun and alive . I just wish it was more than 4 times a year, and it's pricey for me, but so worth it.


title: I love this magazine but have not received my issue since December

text: I love it!  I miss it!  But not getting my magazine


title: So far, so good

text: I subscribed to WLT as a gift for my wife, who is an avid reader and we have both thoroughly enjoyed the first issue.


title: FT is not what it used to be

text: First Things has, in recent years, declined drastically both in its quality of writing and level of thought. They have alienated major contributors that made this periodical special, such as Stanley Hauerwas, David Bentley Hart, and the late Robert Jenson. Instead, now the magazine caters to the alt-right and grovels for Trump supporters. It seems Reno is hellbent on transforming the magazine into a slightly more intellectual version of Breitbart. It's a shame to see how low First Things has fallen.


title: Five Stars

text: Best price around!


title: Texas Monthly

text: It is a great magazine and I read it from cover to cover.<br />Buying it thru Amazon.com made it very easy to subscribe.


title: Who doesnt LOVE to Vouge?!

text: I just love my monthly subscription -- they are always on time! :)


title: Great magazine

text: Awesome on every level


title: Five Stars

text: First issue arrived as expected.


title: so fun

text: we love this magazine.  It gives us so many great ideas and fun things to make on rainey days.


title: Such a great magazine!

text: Love the articles about techniques and other artists.  It's also great to find out about competitions that I could enter.


title: Excellent gift for hard to buy for teens!

text: I purchased this magazine subscription for my nephew for Christmas (he is 15 yrs. old).  He is very hard to buy for within a limited budget (we budget $15-$20 per kid for gifts).  He is into motorbikes, snowboarding, etc. and he just absolutely loves the subscription!  Every month he gets a "gift" in the mail.


title: Five Stars

text: hubby loves it, asked for it specifically


title: my book

text: the book was for my son and he likes it a lot just takes to long to get bookes from you all


title: Motocross

text: Sweet thanks


title: Five Stars

text: Dirt wheels !!!


title: Rad magazines

text: Dirt bike


title: Best mag for the MX enthusiast

text: I have subscribed to MXA for about 5 years now, and it is the best motocross magazine available. Well written, excellent technical tips and info, best equipment reviews, and great articles. The editors are all MX racers, and the writing about vintage equipment and racing is great, important to an old guy like me who remembers those days. (I'm 43 and have been riding since I was 8) I keep my entire library of back issues at my trailer in the desert where I ride my bikes, and I find myself constantly referring to them for tech info, or just for good reading.


title: Great mag

text: The best easy diys and great recipes!


title: Excellent Magazine

text: Practical Homeschooling is a great magazine. Very helpful! I have a homeschool of 6 children ranging from 18 to 3 years old and I find the information provided to be very good. I recommend this to any homeschooling parent, or to anyone who is thinking about homeschooling.


title: Fun to read

text: It's not Architectural Digest, but I didn't expect it to be.  I must admit that I didn't tear out any pages from the one issue I've read, so I can't give it an inspirational rating.  It was easy, quick and fun to read.  So, if you're looking for a magazine to read in your spare time, that doesn't require a lot of concentration, this might be it.


title: The best Poetry publication.

text: I love poetry magazine. Although I only have been subscribed two issues, I am smitten and look forward to finding it in my mailbox. I can only hope to appear within its pages one day.


title: Received 1 Issue only

text: Ordered a 1 yr subscription and received just 1 issue.


title: and worst of all

text: Sadly they've turned against their readers, and worst of all, with psuedoscience.


title: Boring

text: The articles are flat and the layout not appealing.


title: Too political

text: Articles are sometimes boring. I see there is a lot of activism, but it would be nice if some articles were a little more fun and exiciting for women.

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title: Great

text: Magazine continues to provide well written articles that deliver current science information. I enjoy reading the magazine each and every issue


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine! So glad an actual baking one finally came out. The recipes are easy to follow and challenge your baking skills too. I am a baker at heart and love baking at home and love this resource.


title: Highlights High Five--Recommend !

text: My Grandson loves the magazine. It is age appropriate for a 3 year old, with stories and activities to keep him busy! I would highly recommend this magazine. It also arrived within weeks of my order.


title: Grandson loves this magazine

text:
Got this for my grandson and he loves the projects.

Grandpa Rick


title: Not that great

text: This magazine changed over the years. It went from reat good stories and advice to just a bunch of gossip and nonsense.


title: Rolling Stone subscriptoin

text: While no doubt of keen interest to the 12-22 year old set, the quality of writing has deteriorated greatly over the past 10-15 years.


title: Terrible

text: This magazine is all adds for high end clothing and designers. Very few interesting things in it. As well as next to no articles. I WOULD NOT RECOMEND!!! I'm sorry I actually paid for this subscription.


title: wonderful

text: Wonderful.


title: TV Guide Errors

text: They don't seem to have a guide that goes by mountain standard time so I always get the pacific time guide so I have to adjust the time to mine but I find there are a lot of program errors witch may or may not be due to the time zones.

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title: Five Stars

text: Great book...great turn around service


title: Nice surprise every month

text: Please disregard last review  The receipent did receive


title: The best price on the web and the best customer service!!

text: All the ads I had since we're priced by the year. I contacted the USA Today directly to see if I could pay in a smaller amount. Six, yes six, contacts later I still did not have my answer. Then I found this deal. It was a better deal and much better customer service!


title: Excellent Service. I am very pleased

text: Excellent  Service .  I am very pleased.


title: Wonderful!

text: An excellent horse magizine with well written, easy to read articles that cover a vaiety of topics.  I subscribe to three horse related magizines and this is my favorite.


More competition oriented than "Cross Country Skier" magazine. I have only received my first issue but I am impressed. Kinda has a Canada focus but, hey, it's a Canadian publication. That said, it still covers other countries ski teams/skiers/events very well. Has some good workout/technique articles. Should keep me motivated until next year's snow starts falling at Angel Fire.


title: ... this magazine reminds me I need to get in better shape for next years ski season

text: With Winter all but gone this magazine reminds me I need to get in better shape for next years ski season.


title: The most entertaining technology magazine, EVER!

text:
Wired magazine is a bargain at any price, but $10 a year is ridiculously cheap. This magazine always has some interesting articles on up and coming technology as well as historical looks at former top technologies. One of my favorite regular pieces is the one where they describe the ingredients of common products for consumption or external use. After reading about the ingredients of Red Bull, I will never drink that stuff again.
  Wired is a keeper, I've never been disappointed.

Update:
When I wrote this review, I didn't have access to an iPad. The Wired app for the iPad allows you not only to read the entire magazine, but there are usually videos and other extra features in the articles that enhance and explain better what the article is about. It is a free extra for magazine subscribers like me and it makes a great magazine that much better. I almost want an iPad just to read Wired.


I bought this subscription for my nephew at Christmas. The first issue will not be delivered for a couple of weeks. The price was excellent, and way below news stand rates. Thanks Amazon.


title: Five Stars

text: Thanks


Magazine came on time. Whats not to love about National Geographic!!!


title: Where my Texas Monthly?

text: I can't review the Monthly at this time; simply I ain't received it.  LOL


title: good

text: It was really great deal. I will extend it again. But the cluch looks like toy. Introduction is hard to follow


title: Five Stars

text: My 8 year old niece loves it.  Reordered for her birthday.


title: trash

text: trash one would expect from a no-talent


title: Who pays $100.00 for six issues of a magazine

text: I had to check this ad twice.  Who would pay $100.00 for six issues of a magazine? I subscribe to over 30 magazines a month and I would not consider this magazine.


title: Price Change without notice

text: If Hearst Magazine is going to run a promotion then run the promotion for the full time.  INSTYLE was $10.00 and before I could order the price changed to $23.98.  Not a way to win customers!!!!


title: Only recommend for the casual beginner.

text: Okay for the novice--if you like lots of lists; 10 best of this, 25 best of that--but rather short of what someone interested in real genealogy would look for. The depth is just not there. Online resources and trips to libraries and courthouses is of far greater value.


title: Texas Monthly Rocks

text: best magazine in Texas ,or anywhere for that matter.


title: Two Stars

text: Not much science; should up the targeted education level.


title: EW is good value for the money.

text: EW gives a good read to those interested in the upcoming movies and shows.  I also enjoy the book reviews.  I may not always agree with the reviews but it's a good jumping off point.


title: Direct Is Cheaper

text: It is cheaper to get a year of the Reds Report directly through the publisher.  They often include 2 Reds game tickets as well.  I got the 2008-2009 year for 9.95 and 2 tickets.


title: Daily readings in a beautiful, traditional format

text: Love the readings and the format. The pages are a little thin but I can live with it.


title: Three Stars

text: Getting the magazine OK, I have not received the tote bag yet.


title: To stay a little in touch with German

text: Nice to read a German magazine


title: Enjoyable and informative writing

text: Enjoy the publication


title: Good Price & Quick Verification

text: This is a renewal to our current subscription and the first I have done through Amazon.  This magazine is so very enjoyable but the price is generally high through Smithsonian.  This price is very reasonable and we have received far quicker subscritpion verification than I expected.


title: A must read

text: It's the Smithsonian need I say more. Ok, for those of you who have never seen this magazine it will take you places with the stories and photos you might never otherwise encounter. A great way to spend a couple of hours. Beats whats on TV all day.


title: Five Stars

text: It's National Geographic! What more need I say?


title: The Smithsonian makes me smarter.

text: This is the one magazine I'd hate to be without. It's a continual snapshot of history and in.depth information.


title: Five Stars

text: The Smithsonian always has wonderful articles and in-depth stories of interest.


title: What isn't there to love?

text: I don't think I'll ever go without this magazine, honestly. How could I? It's so educational and great! The articles are always interesting.


title: Five Stars

text: Great deal with Amazon and a great Magazine!


title: Four Stars

text: Informative magazine


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoy these magazines very much. I read them and pass them on to my grandchildren.


title: Totally Worth It

text: So far I'm really enjoying my subscription. It's exactly what I thought it was going to be like. The only con is that they keep sending reminders and wanting you to buy more extensions. Besides that, I think this subscription was totally worth it.


title: Five Stars

text: Always an interesting magazine !


title: History Lovers Take Note.....

text: I used to get History magazine for a long time and then, through oversight, my subscription lapsed.  I have missed it immensely, and having it back in my home is like being reunited with a long lost friend.  I highly recommend it for history lovers.


title: What Can I Say....

text: What can I say that hasn't already been said about National Geographic?  It is one of the best periodicals out there in every category and by subscribing, I feel I can do my little part to keep their essential research and projects funded.


title: Smithsonian Rocks

text: Smithsonian is one of those magazines that is not only intelligent and informative, it educates the reader while entertaining them, challenges them to open their mind to a vast array of different subjects and has some of the best photography out there.


title: Five Stars

text: I love it indeed.


title: Five Stars

text: A delightfully eclectic magazine ... thoroughly enchanting.


title: Can't wait to read it every month

text: The Smithsonian is in my opinion the most well rounded magazine there is. A bit of art, science, history, current affairs, world affairs, opinion.  I'm not a very adept reader, but I devour this magazine every time it comes. I'm 29 and have been a subscriber since I was 23.  I've noticed that every month, without fail, something mentioned in the Smithsonian WILL be talked about in some form in NPR... it may be a coincidence, but the 2 go very well together.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice magazine


title: Ranks with People Magazine.  What happened to the history focus?

text: The new Smithsonian format is a disaster.  I have cancelled my subscription after over 20 years of subscribing to the magazine and sending it to my relatives as Christmas presents.  It used to be an eye catching, entertaining and informative read.  I ranked it with National Geographic and now the history focus is lost on something that I cannot even identify. It ranks with People or our local city scape magazines. And they're free. That's it. I found no articles in the last three issues that appealed to my taste. Why would the editor remove the history emphasis particularly in a journal with the name Smithsonian?


title: Great Magazine!

text: I have read Smithsonian Magazine for years, and I love it.  I give a subscription to it as a gift to my children every year.  It is one of the best magazines out there -- maybe THE best!


title: Two Stars

text: Even with reading glasses I struggle to read the small font of this magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: If a history museum were a magazine...


title: Smithsonian AD magazine

text: I ordered this along with the National Geographic for my 13 year old son. We have received two issues of the magazine and I am not at all impressed with the articles. It seems to me that it is mostly advertisements and I am looking to cancel my subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Always interesting and well written


title: I enjoy reading the Smithsonian magazine and find at least one ...

text: I enjoy reading the Smithsonian magazine and find at least one interesting article that enlightens my knowledge of our world.


title: not for me

text: Sorry, but it's boring.not my kind of magazine.


title: Great Magazine

text: If you like stories with substance, you'll love Smithsonian magazine....one of the best magazines I've had the pleasure of reading!


title: Interesting articles

text: I've always enjoyed this magazine, and I like many of the articles they publish.  The photography is also quite good, though I'd prefer more of it.  Worthwhile monthly read, to be sure.


title: National Geographic

text: Always informative and interesting for any age..  Photography is excellent Should be in the home of every family with growing children


title: Smithsonian Magazine

text: Best price I found for this subscription anywhere and then when it started to come they offered me a second year at the same price.  Since it's one of our favorites...I'm taking them up on their offer.


title: Editing and Layout

text: I have the hardest times distinguishing an article from an ad. All the content is AMAZING, once I figure out I'm not reading an advertisement for something. I know it sounds silly, but flip through the magazine and see for yourself. I wish the editors would do something about that. I love everything this magazine reports on, but gee wiz, quit making little articles look like advertisements!


title: Love!

text: Smithsonian changed their format about a year ago, and it was for the better. They have short features at the beginning of the magazine that are all connected by a single theme. Sometimes it's light, or boundaries, or something similar. All the features have to do with that single theme, but the spectrum of areas of expertise is so broad! It's a fabulous way to begin the magazine. Then it goes into their full-length articles, and those are always fascinating. Of all the magazines I subscribe to, this one is the cheapest, and the most interesting. I love Smithsonian, and I highly recommend it.


title: Five Stars

text: I've always enjoyed Smithsonian magazine - really good articles.


title: In depth articles for thinking people!

text: In depth articles of interest to thinking people!


title: Five Stars

text: Great reading, knowledge


title: Good read

text: My whole family reads this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this purchase!


title: Monthly gift

text: Great deal on the magazine.  A gift that keeps you learning.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine!


title: Wrong names.  Membership

text: This was a gift for my daughter.  The membership ship card had my name on it and somehow we both had a subscription


title: Smithsonian magazine is the best!

text: I subscribe to several magazines, but Smithsonian is by far the best.  It's stories are succinct, timely and always interesting.  I would recommend it highly to anyone interested in finding out about our past and how our past affects our present and future.


title: Great magazine!

text: This is Smithsonian at it's best. A little of everything, a lot of coverage. Worth every penny


title: Love it

text: I would love to live closer to their museums. I would visit at least once a month, but I do not. The magazine is full information that I like to read.


title: magazine subscription

text: what's to review for a magazine subscription? Certainly Amazon makes it easy - always know when the subscription expires, cheap rates, good selections, easy shopping - that's why I do it here.


title: Smithsonian

text: I really like the historical and natural science featured. The content is varied each issue and something always grabs my attention.


title: Dont waste time

text: The magazine was bad. It normally only contained a couple somewhat interesting articles,  most of which was outdated or could be found easily online; Nothing really contributing to the betterment of society.<br />It was purchased on special for a year,  only received 2 magazines,  what a joke.


title: Great gathering of inteesting articles, wide ranging subjects. Wonderful!

text: Good reading nearly cover to cover each month.


title: Five Stars

text: everything fine good magazine


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine and buy


title: Good magazine

text: This is a good, informative magazine on a variety of scientific and cultural topics. There seems to be a fair amount of overlap between its articles/topics and National Geographic.


title: MAGAZINE GREAT! SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT ALWAYS HAS PROBLEMS

text: I have given this magazine for many years as a Christmas gift. The recipients LOVE the magazine. The subscriptions have yet to have one single year when things go as planned and as ordered. Most years, including this one, in spite of being renewals and gifts, the recipients receive an offer immediately of an offer to add an additional year of the magazine they are going to receive. That does take a bit of the surprise out of the gift. The renewals almost always overlap for a few months before repeated phone calls finally get the double issues stopped.


title: granddaughter loves this magazine

text: This is an annual gift for our granddaughter. On the day the new issue arrives, everything else STOPS until Seventeen is thoroughly read. That is about the best recommendation I can give a product.


title: Five Stars

text: great Magazine!


title: History buff

text: My brother is a history buff so I purchased this subscription for him as a Christmas gift. He has had the subscription for four years now and every he asks that I renew it. He really enjoys this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Great, arrived in timely manner.

text: I'm really happy with my subscription, smithsonian mag should be a subscription that every kid should have. I'm very happy


title: Keep that mind curious!

text: Love this magazine. Highly recommended. So much to learn!


title: recipient might not have received it

text: This is an easy way to gift people but how can I tell if they are getting it other than coming right out and asking them.  I think I used this particular magazine for four gifts over the holiday season.


title: Great Mag

text: This magazine is still what it was when I read it years ago. A great way to find adventure and info about the world.


title: Five Stars

text: Literally read every page/fits my interests perfectly/can't wait for next issue!!


title: Not what I paid for

text: Love the magazine. Unfortunately I only received 2 of the 11 issues I paid for. And have been bombarded with renewal spam mail.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent way to explore our world!


title: Essential Brain Food

text: I am totally hooked on Smithsonian. Where else can the "regular" person be introduced to what's happening in science, anthropology, medicine, etc? This magazine is worth every penny.


title: haven't received it yet

text: This was a renewal, so I haven't received the new issues yet. When I do, then it will rate high.


title: Relaxing

text: I like this magazine for ideas plus the interesting differences in decorating or arranging items for our living areas. Vintage is still in.


title: Great

text: This is one of THE best magazines! Great articles on anything you can imagine. Our kids still read it when they stop by!


title: Good for kids

text: I buy this as an ongoing gift for our godchild. He loves getting it in the mail and saves every issue.


title: Pitiful advertisements

text: Junk advertisements abound.  Not a compelling magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine


title: So, So magazine

text: I bought this magazine subscription for my husband who loves Science magazines and I think he's been disappointed, as well as me.  Not what I expected it to be.


title: Very nice magazine!

text: Very good content in every edition! I strongly recommend this magazine!


title: Four Stars

text: Good magazine


title: Four Stars

text: I liked the old format better but still love the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Best magazine there is.


title: great content

text: I suscribed to Smithsonian for quite a long time, then let it drop when I moved and  had less time to read.  Now I have picked it up again and find the format good but the paper, covers and photography has become rather tacky.  Why?  Higher postage rates?  More being read on line?


title: Too much mail

text: While I love the magazine, I hate the junk mail.  I renewed my annual subscription through Amazon 5 months ago, I received a renewal notice from Smithsonian yesterday.  That's after requesting to be removed from their mailing list due to all the junk mail.


title: Not what I was expecting...

text: Looking at most of the reviews, I expected a sophisticated magazine a la National Geographic.  This is not the case.  It took me roughly 10 minutes to read through the entire magazine due to the high amount of advertisements and lack of interesting articles.  Cancelled subscription after 4th month.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!  There are always super interesting articles to read!


title: Failed at renewal, love the mag!

text:
One of the best magazines I read, hands down, and supports the Smithsonian.  Wish they renewed my sub instead of starting a new one and mailing me 2 back issues.

Recommend the magazine, and the institution itself.


title: like it

text: Only problem is the subscription is only for 11 months not a year, as the membership to the Smithsonian is only good until August.Well written magazine.


title: Excellent magazine

text: I  enjoyed visiting the Smithsonian  in Washington, D.C. Every new issue is like an actual visit. Read it and see.


title: Always Interesting

text: Love this magazine.  Wide range of topics and always interesting.


title: Excellent Publication

text: Great magazine with really interesting and topical articles.


title: Good way to keep up with what's going on at the Smithsonian.

text: Not the meatiest publication out there but provides a broad variety of subjects & keeps us up on what's happening at the Smithsonian Institute. We have subscribed to this publication for many years, both for information & to support our national collection of memorabilia.


title: Have taken this magazine for many years.

text: This used to be more technical than in recent years. I think it's the best general science magazine on the market today. Also now it's more readable for the lay person than in the past.


title: A great read

text: Always great articles about  American history, life, culture and the museum. Well researched and well documented. Very informative and enjoyable .


title: Not what I remember

text: Not what it used to be.


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag


title: Four Stars

text: What can I say very much enjoy holding a good magazine.


title: Magazine was right on time.

text: No gap in service better price.


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: Five Stars

text: Reasonable opportunity for quality publication.


title: Five Stars

text: of course Smithsonian is excellent.


title: Bedtime stories

text: Full of ads to prey on naive elderly and simplistic articles. Same reason I stopped looking at National Geographic.Waste of the reputation of a fine institution!


title: I love it and had been using it for quite some time

text: I love it and have been using for quite some time. I noticed a difference after the 2 or 3 three weeks.


title: nice job....

text: was a gift and it came in a reasonable time, would order again.


title: Great magazine!

text: This is one of my favorite magazines!  I subscribe to all of Nat Geo magazines, Archaeology Institute of America, several News magazines and travel magazines.  I read a lot of non-fiction and I'm a lawyer when I'm not reading :-)  I get excited every time I get an issue.  I admit, I'm disappointed in some of the issues on rare occasions, but generally speaking, even the issues I've received over the years that have been the most contrary to my interests, I've always found several fascinating articles and facts that makes every issue worthwhile. The articles are in depth, well researched, interesting and properly written in my attention.  I feel this magazine has taught me and continues to teach me a lot.


title: I've missed you!

text: It's been a few years since I've been a subscriber and I am so happy that I have it back!!  From science to history to art--it has everything!


title: Five Stars

text: My father loved it!!!!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this Magazine.


title: One Star

text: Boring, little interesting information. Long pointless articles and not all information is accurate


title: Bad communications between Amazon and Synapse Services

text: The magazine is great.  However, my Amazon account and the magazine label have the expiration date as  March of 2021.  It appears that Amazon  fulfills the subscription order thru Synapse Services.  Synapse says that the expiration date is August of 2020.  Neither Amazon nor Synapse seem to be able to resolve this.  Therefore, I will not use Amazon's subscription manager any longer.  Others should review their subscription renewals for similar problems.


title: So many ads.....mediocre articles

text:
this magazine is at least 3/4 ads, it is completely ridiculous

sometimes, there's about one column of text, and the rest of the page and the adjacent page is covered with ads. it's crazy.

plus, you can find all the articles online...so if you're finding a great way to throw away $12, this is just the thing for you


title: Smithsonian balm for eclectic soul

text: Smithsonian is a superior magazine.  Whether one's tastes run to the scientific, the artistic or to the drama of a national spelling bee,  Smithsonian has something to peak your interest.  Not only do you have a myriad of possible topics but generally have several of these disparate contributions in every issue.


title: Never received any of the year subscription

text: We ordered this last year and loved it! Re ordered again and I never received any of them and the refund window has closed.


title: National Geographic Kids

text: My grand daughter loves it.


title: gift subscription renewal

text: The website information for a previous gift subscription made renewing it  easy and fast. Like the fact that you can print a gift card or send an ecard announcing the renewal as a gift.


title: Four Stars

text: Very good magazine..all articles are interesting and in depth.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine


I love reading how items in the Smithsonian collections are conserved, researched, and displayed. I also like to know about the staff, how they got interested in their field. I usually read the magazine cover to cover in one day. I love to learn and I love that the Smithsonian magazine loves to teach me.


title: History existence of Giants. Giant bones cover up.

text: Still pissed off about how you guys covered up the existence of giants. Confiscating and destroying the existence of giant bones. History of the Nephilim. Book of Enoch, Book of King Og. Noah's Ark... Etc.


title: Be honest and have common sense

text: Love people telling the truth about company


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome magazines!


title: Love it

text: Love my magazine


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine


title: Excellent magazine with a wide range of topics at an ...

text: Excellent magazine with a wide range of topics at an equally great price.  Highly suggest this for anyone curious about well, everything.


title: Smithsonian is my all time favorite magazine. It offers a very wide variety of ...

text: Smithsonian is my all time favorite magazine.  It offers a very wide variety of educational articles, extremely well written and with great photos and explanatory drawings.


title: Five Stars

text: This is one if not the best magazine published.


title: Smithsonian is a great magazine

text: The Smithsonian is a very interesting magazine with a lot information on a great many subjects. we have had a subscription for many years.


title: Trying too hard to please

text: I have been reading the Smithsonian for over 20 years, but it's become trendy and chic. It used to have fine articles on obscure, fascinating bits of history that you wouldn't get in school. I found it had a way of making the past real and compelling. I am not renewing my subscription, however, because that magazine has ceased to exist. It has become more of a jet-setter's travelogue or infomercial for some current event, with the occasional overlong pop-art piece. Much like all media nowadays,once profit enters the picture, it seems that quality vanishes. And that's a shame, because the Smithsonian was truly unique.


title: awesome magazine

text: Have been getting this magazine for a number years.  It contains each month, a number of different topics that will interest everyone.  Worth th money that it costs.


title: I have never found a receipt we didn't like. I have diabetes 2 and there is always ...

text: I have never found a receipt we didn't like.  I have diabetes 2 and there is always something I can eat.  Cooking Light is an amazing mag.


title: Great Jewish newspaper

text: Great Jewish newspaper,orthodox


title: Excellent knowledge, Not enough Monitor on the Ads

text:
The articles and information presented are top notch. We have used the details to build several computers and purchase many recommended products. We have been subscribers for going on three years, and we couldn't be happier with the magazine.

However, there are some advertisements being allowed in the magazine that are distressing, especially since we have been recommending the magazine to young computer enthusiasts. These advertisements show way more skin on women than a PC magazine should, and they have been increasing in frequency.

I have contacted Maximum PC regarding this issue before, and not even an acknowledgement was sent to me regarding my concerns. Nothing has been done to tone down the sexuality of the advertisements. Because of this, I am highly disappointed by the service at Maximum PC, and I recently requested an immediate cancellation of my subscription due to the nature of the ads.


title: Ho ho ho - auto renew

text:
I was compelled to write this mag review because I noticed so many reviews here complaining about the auto-renew "scam".
  Bit of advice. Have you people heard of a checking account? Of checks? Write them a check. Never never use credit card for mag subscriptions!  (Or some other services such as Dental Insurance ahem).
  I've always done it by check, and no prob except you are inundated with pleas to renew your sub, of course.
  That SAID, my rating for The New Yorker is 3 1/2. A decade ago it was five stars but has lost some attraction for me because it is rather "woke" these days. Although I'm leaning liberal, I"m still a white guy last time I checked so have not too much interest in the BLM  or LGBT.... I still love the "critics" section, art and books reviews. And cartoons which are not as good IMO as a decade ago but still amusing.


title: Entertaining and informative reading.

text: Stereophile is is like manna from heaven for audiophiles. Highly recommended for anyone into high-end.


title: Quite happy with this magazine

text: Got this for my then 10yo and she has found it so interesting.  I appreciate the timeliness of the information (example, July 2021 was about the Olympics) which spurs lots of interesting mealtime conversation.  Will definitely keep my subscription!


title: A quality publication.

text: Variety of articles: home design and decor, plants, travel, recipes, and author Rick Bragg features.


title: Five Stars

text: Got our first magazine and love reading it with our daughter.


title: Scams, scams, scams!

text: I just read the reviews and must say I am extremely disappointed.  The magazine, itself, remains a good experience for a child.  However, the scams appear to be a nightmare for the actual subscriber.  Unfortunately, I will not be ordering Highlights for my grandchild.  Very sad.


title: Best magazine covering all entertainment.

text: I have been a longtime reader and really enjoy the movie insight. The magazine also has a wonderful sense of humor.


title: great magazine for the price

text: love this magazine, the price was great too. took awhile to get subscription started, but that's to be expected with most all magazines


title: Love it

text: Great stories!!!


title: Five Stars

text: I really enjoy this magazine. It keeps me up to date on all the entertainment news I need.


title: A Trusted News Source Offered by Amazon

text: Amazon's Magazine Service offered an alternative and at a reduced rate, an annual subscription to my most favored news magazine. I treasure the British views of world and U.S. Current Events, being the only perception not poisoned by U.S. Party politics.


title: Eureka!

text: Golf tips magazine is the one golf magazine that I have been searching for. If you are looking for a periodical that is instructional based, this is the one. I have cancelled all the other golf magazines that focus on the back stories of golf. I don't care what so and so is doing, I want to learn how to play better.


title: Gun Dog Magazine

text: Great practical reading and info for gun dog owners / hunters like myself. I don't have a whole lot of interaction with many other retrievers so this is a good source of up to date techniques and advice, etc.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Just as title says: Beautiful

text: Superb magazine with beautiful ideas for decorating your home. Application and selection of colors bring out the best in design features.


title: Junk Mail galore

text: I will no longer subscribe to National Geographic.  This year we started getting unsolicited junk from either National Geographic or their "partner" companies masquerading as National Geographic and then billing us for the DVDs, maps, etc.  I expressed my concerns in a letter to National Geographic about the problem and they did not bother to contact me.  Of course now they are sending these bogus bills to their "collection department."  No more National Geographic magazine EVER!


title: Current and upcoming shows

text: Included all current people and new shows and reviews of new in theaters


title: so that was a nice surprise.

text: This was a gift for my husband and he loves this magazine. It showed up before it said it would, so that was a nice surprise.


title: Waiting for delivery which was due April 1.

text: I am still waiting for delivery which was expected April 1 of this excellent book


title: Great magazine

text: Wonderful articles ... and cartoons


title: Why Popular Mechanics is .... POPULAR

text: Popular Mechanics is not the magazine I grew up with 70 years ago ... it was great then!  And it just got better and better each decade of my life.  I review several journals each month ... but this is the one that I read cover to cover in the WC ... keeps me informed with what is current and describes the mechanisms of action  from electric cars to fracking for oil reserves deep within the ground.  It helps the youngster within  my soul soar into a complex and fascinating world.  Thank you for PM.


title: Five Stars

text: As described.


title: My husband’s favorite magazine

text: My husband is a big train collector. I buy him a subscription to this magazine every year for Christmas. He loves reading his new issue every month when it comes in the mail.


title: Best Libertarian magazine out there

text: Expert writing, profound commentary and completely in step with the times. A must read every month, talking heads will be making reference to it from the time of publication. Buy it!


title: NOT IMPRESSED JUST YET

text:
I HAVE JUST GOTTEN (THE ENGLISH WOULD SAY GOT) MY FIRST COPY AND HAVE JUST PERUSED IT BUT FIRST IMPRESSION IS THAT THERE ARE ONLY A FEW BOOKS REVIEWED THAT INTEREST ME -- THE FORMAT IS VERY RESERVED AND RESTRAINED WHICH I GUESS IS A GOOD THING -- MOST OF THE BOOKS ARE AMERICAN WHICH IS ALSO FINE -- I WILL ADD TO THIS WHEN I'VE READ THIS COPY MORE THOROUGHLY...
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HERB MARK -- WELLESLEY MA


title: Five Stars

text: I love it!


title: Great magazine for avid gun lovers and novice shooters.

text: Just received the first issue, Mar. 5th 2012 ordered Jan. 7th 2012. Almost perfectly 8 weeks. The order time is 6-10 weeks. It's a great magazine! I'm a novice gun guy myself but I love reading about them, seeing cool new products, learning fun and extremely interesting facts. The good thing about the articles is that they explain everything, without making you feel like a kid or like you know nothing. Enjoy! I am!!


title: This is a great magazine

text: I love this magazine they're really good articles


title: Four Stars

text: Lot's of Ad's too


title: Ordered Directly Through National Geographic

text: I paid for the 12 month subscription, but I only received 2-3 magazines, and then they stopped coming, which was pretty dissapointing. The magazines I had received were pretty interesting though, good for the beach!


title: Useful information!

text: This is full of it!


title: Great read

text: Interesting articles and absolutely amazing photography


It was so bad I don't know where to start.  I saw an ad on Amazon for Reader's Digest.  20 issues for $15.  That is a great deal so I signed up.  Shortly there after I was charged $15.  Then some entity associated with Reader's Digest charged me $45.  My first thought was that it was a scam so I cancelled the subscription.  After checking with my bank and doing a lot of research via e-mails I finally got back $42 and change.  To this day I don't know what it was all about but needless to say I was not a happy customer. My wife loves Reader's Digest so we are conflicted over whether to subscribe again.  Ray


title: All About Astronomy!!

text: Avery good magazine for learning about the night sky!!


title: Wonderful magazine

text: This seller definitely sold me the perfect magazine for my daughter. It is just as stated.  A great magazine for anyone who wants to decorate


title: National Geographic Kids Literally Changed Grandson's Life!

text: My grandson didn't like the magazine and as I discussed with him Why...He looked at me with tears in his eyes and confessed he couldn't read at all...I held him and promised we would find a way to help him read until then I would look at the magazines with him & together we would read them and learn all the amazing things in National Geographic Kids!! It's changed my grandson's life & has answered the issue of his behavior problems at school. He's only 8 years old so it's early enough to change his life and thankfully it's all due to his interest in National Geographic Kids! He may not have revealed his secret for years!!! An extremely grateful grandmother!!


title: Great for both the ammy and pro

text: I have learned something from every issue and this is my 3rd year of reading this mag.I highly recoment it


title: Four Stars

text: Great!


title: Four Stars

text: I am enjoying the Self magazine so far!


title: A truly GREAT magazine!

text: Interview Magazine is an expensive magazine to buy at the news stand, but it is well worth the money. The photography and writing are superb! I really can't say enough about the photography, and the pictures are large enough for people with vision problems to see. Buying it through Amazon is a tremendous saving over the news stand price.


title: Very nice magazine

text: I love the Saturday Evening Post, though I miss the older version, which surely gives my age away.  I still like it because basically it still has some of the old family values reflected in its pages, and yet shares needed information about today's world, its values and goings on.  I miss that it doesn't seem to have as much humor as it used to..but overall it covers a variety of very interesting topics without sinking to the level of impropriety that so magazines have.  I'm grateful for that.


title: Highly recommended

text: I don't generally write reviews, but I saw that this magazine hasn't been rated yet and wanted to change that. I enjoy collaging, and use magazine subscriptions as a source of clippings. I got a subscription to this magazine through a rewards site, so my expectations weren't all that high. Still, I wasn't expecting to be as blown away by this magazine as I was. Flipping through it, it was immediately clear that the photography was superb. The photographs capture the things that make traveling worth it. They are enough to make me feel a tremendous sense of wanderlust. What I wasn't expecting was how compulsively readable the articles are. The quality of the writing is consistently good, and the topics addressed are genuinely interesting. It's not a giant list of places to go, places to stay- it's about the spirit of travelling, of experiencing new places. I don't know if I'm describing that well at all. Still, there's a distinction between this magazine and its competition, one that's very welcome. It's already become one of a handful of magazines I look forward to seeing in my mailbox, and one I plan on reading for a very long time. Highly recommended.


title: Nothing but advertising

text: I would not recommend


title: Readers Dgest

text: After a call to Readers Digest, concerning their earliest delivery date, this came through perfectly with a much earlier start date. Almost immediately. Very easy on these older eyes.


title: Good magazine

text: If you miss being in Alaska, this is the magazine for you!  Lots of pictures to go with the articles.<br />I received the first issue about a month after I ordered, and then two more issues immediately after the first.


Love it


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoyed!!


title: It’s not the GQfrom the early 2000s.

text: It’s really just pages to line your hamster cages and start campfires.


title: Not what I expected

text: Disappointed. Except for movie lists and comments about a few morning/afternoon shows, this tv guide only provides programs from 6 pm to 10:30 pm.  Basically you’re on your own searching for programs before 6 pm.


title: Waste of Money

text:
Picked up the September 2010 issue at an Airport Newstand and was disappointed.

The cover story, Radical Vehicles, was both dated and pointless. 100 MPG is an embarrasingly low target for the X-Prize in 2010 when the Aptera, a "car" featured in this article, was announced with 150 MPG potential in early 2008. The 2008 announcement was more in-depth than this article.

The backyard inventions article featured a spokeless bicycle from Yale. The article described nothing of consequence regarding the bicycle which would be interesting if there was on single benifit of a spokeless bicycle.

Generally, the articles in the magazine seemed to be trivial and rarely even skimmed the surface of any issue of discussion.


title: My sons like it

text: My sons like it.


title: Great Mystery Magazine

text: This magazine is so full of wonderful short mysteries !

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title: One Star

text: I did not receive a bag


title: I love this magazine!

text: I’ve been a woodworker for many years.  This is my favorite woodworking magazine! It’s full of interesting articles and woodworking projects for people of all skill levels.  Give it a try.  You’ll love it too.


title: One Star

text: I definitely didn't care for this magazine.


title: My grandson loves this magazine and even more because he ...

text: My grandson loves this magazine and even more because he gets it in the mail.  His dad is a real outdoors person, and they can connect while they look at what the latest issue is about.


title: I love this magazine

text: It wasn't possible to reliably get the latest British edition of Country Living at my local Barnes & Noble, so I was thrilled to be able to subscribe. There's something about the British edition that makes all the content interesting, even the advertising. It's familiar, and yet subtly different. I read the whole thing from cover to cover.


title: No issues have been received

text: Disappointed


title: By far one of the best

text:
Provides timely and very useful information on personal finance topics

Besides providing valuable articles the magazine provides some key financial statistics in a format that can easily be recognized from one issue to the next


title: Can't wait

text: We look forward getting this Magazine on a monthly basis. Very informative, and provided us with important information before purchasing our motorhome.


title: As Expected

text: as expected -


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Meh

text: Only 2 magazines actually came in the mail.


title: Eye Sea Candy

text: I like the photography, and the reviews of the new yachts are very detailed. Unfortunately, they're written in such a positive light one get's the idea criticism has no place within these glossy pages. The magazine is very gadget friendly and the more luxurious the yacht, the more extravagant the glitzy gadgetry. My yacht however won't necessarily need a dining salon capable of hosting state dinners. I'd rather it run well and clean and be dependable, safe and seaworthy.


title: A Fun Read

text: Nice Pictures, Great Places to Dream of visiting.  Tells enough about the locations to give you a good insight should you decide to take a trip.


title: Save your money!

text: Signed up for these a few months back to keep my son entertained during quarantine. I’ve literally only received 2 copies and the first one came superrr late. I do not recommend. Such a scam


Used to love it. Obviously over the top left-ist now. The New Yorker does not support our great country.


title: National & Political Reporting Is Superb!

text: Even if one doesn't follow the music scene that closely, it's worth the subscription price to receive Rolling Stone's coverage of national and political issues. Matt Taibbi is the BEST, and his fellow reporters are close behind. If only everyone kept up on important issues by reading RS, we'd have better participation in our democracy!


title: "First Things" is First Rank

text:
First Things is a thoughtful magazine with articles that will still be worth reading ten years from now.  Like Atlantic Monthly, Touchstone, New Yorker, or Foreign Policy, First Things is filled with ideas that are analytical and thoughtful.  Unlike all of those aforementioned publications, the viewpoints found in First Things are decidedly Catholic, and the focus of the magazine is on social or religious issues.

I have been a subscriber to First Things for fifteen years now, and an admirer of Richard John Neuhaus, the editor (died in 2009), an intellectual tour-de-force.  Since the death of Neuhaus, the publication has taken on a distinctively different look; for example, the front cover, which used to feature the contents as a teaser to what might be found within the magazine, now displays a black and white line drawing, symbolic of some topic covered inside.  The new editor of the magazine, Joseph Bottum, has improved the magazine by making it more visually appealing.

First Things: Within the spectrum of Catholic and Jewish thought, it contains wide-ranging articles and reports on how religion and society interact.  It's definitely a publication worth reading, especially for an evangelical such as I.

W.T. (Ted) Hinds


title: Foodies

text: For those of you who have a broad view of the world and food, this is the perfect magazine for you; always novel recipes and articles.


title: Easy Read!

text: Great magazine and at a great rate!


title: Best magazine

text: This is just the medicine for anybody homesick for Montana.  This is by far my favorite magazine I subscribe to.  Awesome photography and interesting articles!


title: Not worth it, didn’t even receive half the issues I purchased.

text: I was supposed to receive 5 issues in 6 months with the promotional subscription I purchased. I’ve received two since December (5 months ago...). When I reached out to NatGeo they said they would send me the missing magazine, even though I’m technically missing 3. They sent one duplicate issue instead of a new one so I’ve still only received 2 issues. The magazines are cute and my 5 year old likes the pictures but definitely not worth the full price of the subscription at $40/10 issues. I can buy full books at that cost. Save your money.


title: Renewal price

text: If you're renewing, you can do better at the magazine's website and much better if you renew for 2 or 3 years. I have no association with the magazine or Positive Futures Network other than as a happy subscriber.


title: Five Stars

text: Good ideas and recommendations. Thanks! :-)


title: good

text: Its,a,good magazine


title: Art Inspiring

text: American Photo showcases master photographers and their work. Yes, this sometimes means nudity, but in many place and for many thousands of years that has simply been a form of art. If you want to see great photos, on a beautiful glossy finish, pick up this magazine. If you want to know how the photographer snapped that shot this is not the magazine for you. Personally, I find this magazine as a source of inspiration. I page through, finding ideas along the way and the magazine is priced well for this purpose.


title: GREAT SERVICE

text: GREAT MAGAZINE!!!


title: Not All Change Is Good

text: I was really looking forward to this subscription. Used to subscribe years ago and it was great. Spending more time at home now, decided to re-subscribe. Wow! Not what it used to be.


title: Perfect !

text: This was purchased for my 99 yr. old Mother who loves to read and this LARGE PRINT publication is just right for her.


title: Informative

text: I purchased this as a Christmas gift. I was surprised when the recipient told me she received her first issue in January when the card information I received said she would not get her first issue until March.


title: Trying new meals - great recipes!

text: Love cooking light, so many wonderful recipes.


title: Great Fashions Each Month

text: Fun periodical.  Interesting reading. Look forward to the new fashions each issue.


title: Good👍

text: Keep it coming..I have my subscription.


title: Wife loves it

text: This was a Christmas gift for my wife.....she absolutely loves it! She grew up reading this in her hope and was extremely excited to get this as a gift and looks forward to each new arrival.


title: Magazine was never received by the other party

text: Item was never received by the other pastry.


title: Off we go into the wild blue yonder

text: I was a member of that fine organization, EAA, but I am not a "do it yourself" person. Flying magazine lets me enjoy the wild blue yonder without getting into the details of building a plane.


title: Very few articles

text: Mostly advertisements


title: Not anymore a magazine for music

text: Not anymore a magazine for music..


title: Reader's Digest

text: Reader's Digest has been part of my life since I learned to read in the first grade.  I remember lying on my mother and dad's bed, reading the jokes in this magazine.  Now I love it because I can still fit the short articles into my busy life as a mother of six.


title: speed

text: They said it would start in December and it came October 1 could not beat that!  Reminise is one of my favorite magazines I am glad I did not have to wait for it too long.


title: excellent

text: I got my first copy and did it come fast! I have already read the copy and have passed it along to other family members.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Love it!

text: Love this magazine!


Thank you for the gift! Love Woman's Day!


title: Good read

text: Really good magazine.  I enjoy it a lot.


title: Great gift idea

text: I ordered this magazine for my daughter when she turned one.  It has great pictures and short stories and poems, just perfect for short attentions.  Now that she is 18 months she likes to try and "read" them to others.  She also likes that there is something in the mailbox for her some days.


title: print version is nice but hard to read at times

text: print is small for print so online is nice. Also wierd ink colors against background color can make hard to read in print.


title: Five Stars

text: Renewed for another year as she loves her magazine, looking forward to every issue!


title: Great magazine!

text: Didn't find anything wrong with this magazine. It is beautifully colorful and very interesting to read!!!


title: Five Stars

text: The Grandson loves it


title: Five Stars

text: Inspirational!


title: Still-relevant classic

text: Interesting articles that make you wonder at the diversity of the world. I devour each issue every month. And of course, the photos are amazing.


title: Used to be amazing

text: This magazine used to be a great way to learn about music, pop culture, and politics. Those days seem to be gone now. It is priced unbelievably high now and changed completely. I miss the days when I looked forward to my issue showing up in the mail. My subscription ran out awhile ago and I have yet to see a cover story that has made me want to buy a single issue at the store or renew the subscription I had for close to 20 years.


title: Greenwashed

text:
I grew up with Pop Sci, used to be a good magazine. Now, preachy. Wake up, Pops,
not everyone thinks the science of global warming, ethanol for cars, etc is actually
scientific and rational. But like the NYT, dissent is heresy, and the open
questions about these issues are not only brushed aside, but scorned by the editors
and writers.

If I want to read about conserving carbon I'll listen to Al Gore /sarcasm off.

Don't bother. Like Scientific American, the magazine has gone to the lunatic left.


title: NOT a Subscription.

text: I was under the mistaken impression that I was getting a magazine subscription for one year. In fact, I only received one issue. My daughter was not engaged by the content, either. A disappointment all around.


title: Three Stars

text: good magazine


title: only received 2 of ever how many magazines i was ...

text: only received 2 of ever how many magazines i was supposed to get. not a magazine just a paper pamphlet


title: got old edition

text: received may edition in mid june


title: Best News Magazine in America

text:
When I started out in Christian writing, I checked the bibliography of my favorite author Hal Lindsey's Bible Prophecy books to see what he read for information. And I do know that when I took high school journalism for a semester, they said NEWSWEEK was an example of a magazine with a lively writng style. But I think TIME Magazine is more readable. When I got it in the 90's I did like their analysis of the news-like their reporting on the gang situation in Los Angeles before the LA Riots. And how amateur photographers were following cops around when they were shaking down black motorists. And this amateur photography one day photographed the Rodney King beating which led to the LA Riots!
I remember studying Daniel the Prophet where God had compared Babylon and Nebuchadnezzar to a giant tree that provided food and shelter for the animals and birds of the field. And also that the Babylonian Empire had enssured freedom from domestic wars and brought civilizaiton to the conquered peoples. Later Charles Krauthammer had written a similar editorial comparing Nebuchadnezzar's Babylon with the former Soviet Union.
I liked the article on Mount Weather, West Virgina where the Washingtom politicians get to hide out in a bunker through the nuclear war while we all get killed. I did notice they were of a better class then the hacks at THE TOLEDO BLADE who I delivered papers for for three years in high school.
Their aricles on young professionals and their home offices did inspire me since I am a disabled writer who writes out of my home.I found out about the rock band PEARL JAM from their aritcle on the angry sound of young america.
I liked their stuff so much that I even sent them my resume in the 90's. When they had an article which I read in my doctor's wating room, one of the reporters had said that he graduated The University of Pennsylvania. He said this was an Ivy League school. The University of Pennsyvania had in 1984 accepted me for grad school in Chemistry; but I never heard of the place except that it was located in a state next to Ohio where I live. And their grad program looked too demading for me.
They had done a report on Clinton and NAFTA in which they visited and interviewed unmeployed factory workers in North Toledo where I live.
They had also reported that 25% of Toledoans were on public assitance of some sort. I had also checked in 1989 with the human services about this as background to my Christian witness that never made it.
I guess, all in all, I can appreciate their quality.
I know that I read about the proposed Monroe, Michigan Supercolliding Cyclotron which some of my Physical Chem and Inorganic Chem professors had boasted about at Michigan State Univeristy in 1984-saying that now they will have access to two Energy Department Supercolliding cyclotrons for their nuclear research. Later, I read in TIME that George Bush Sr. had decided to move it to Waxahatchie Texas-BOY THAT HURT MY FORMER PROFS who seemed to hate my guts and we were appatently enemies-me and the P Chem department at MSU. So, at times I seemed to read about my enemies getting paid back in the pages of TIME!
I liked their story about Mt. Weather, West Virginia where our politicans will get to hide in the safety of an underground bunker under the mountain in the event of a nuclear war. I was once in the US Army Chemical Corps out of high school; so this interested me.


title: Four Stars

text: Very good magazine


title: Great reading.

text: Love this magazine.


title: GREAT MAG!

text: I have been a reader of Popular Mechanics since I was quite young.I am now 72 and still love to keep abreast of the new and most helpful inventions/innovations and and exploring how things work. It is still the best.


title: Five Stars

text: I loved it.


title: Great entertainment

text:
A good and very fun magazine with good detail a lot of useful information.
I like the tips and the recomendation of the magazine.
I just dont like the aggresive subscrition adverstisement.


title: Three Stars

text: Mostly ads.


title: Five Stars

text: Best kids Magazine ever. So down to earth. It promotes great self esteem in little girls.


title: Nice reading material

text: Got my first issue like it so far!!!


title: Did not authorize subscription.  Terrible, boring, magazine.  Same thing every time.

text: Terrible magazine, same thing everytime, just a big advertisement  to  paint everything.  And I did not subscribe to this magazine subscription but  for some reason they keep charging me for it even after trying to cancel it multible times.  Very unethical practice.


title: Brides magazine

text: Bought this magazine for my future daughter-in-law. Waited awhile until ordered to make sure that she would receive a new issue and not the one I bought her. It was a long wait before she got the magazine. When she finally got it there were a few pages ripped and it was the same one she already has. I learned that she will only be getting one magazine per season. Booo


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Tv schedule

text: Liked the reviews


title: Great subscription deal

text: Great subscription deal. :) I've enjoyed EW for many years, so I'm happy I caught this promotion! I love Amazon.com!! :)


title: Love it!

text: I absolutely love this magazine! The price is great compared to the stand price!


title: I am not sure I’ll ever see an issue of this magazine at this point.

text:
I am starting to doubt I will ever see an issue of this magazine at this point. I placed my order on September 3rd - it is now November 19th (2 and a half months later!) and I am yet to receive an issue of Burda. I did finally receive a small card notifying me that my subscription is active last week, and my first issue was supposed to arrive today - stop crickets.

Not even sure what months’ edition I’ll get at this point. It‘ll be silly if I receive the November edition at this point as it’s basically December.

I love Burda and have used it for patterns for years - this isn’t a review that reflects on the magazine itself, but rather the insane amount of time it has taken the seller to get this subscription going. I’ve had subscriptions bought through a kids’ fund drive start faster than this.

I regret buying this subscription at this point, as I paid $153 for a year, which comes out to $12.75/issue. For a dollar more per issue I could buy it from EBay and have it in my hands within a week.


title: Make sure you turn off auto-renewal even if you did not choose auto-renewal.

text: Magazine was ok. The review is more about amazon's default to auto-renewal that I am upset about. I love getting an unexpected charge for a magazine that I did not what to continue because amazon defaults to auto-renewal with out notifying the customer.


title: Love it

text: Many great recipes for everyone.  You don't have to be a professional chef to make many of the things in the magazine.  There are recipes that range from simple to complex.  Recipes are easy to follow and there are great pictures of the food you are making!  Also it is very reasonably priced.


title: Too far left!

text: Too far left!


title: Perfect gift

text: Birthday gift for my husband.


title: Mags

text: Great Mag...Great Price!


title: MY GODSON LOVES COMICS AND SONIC

text: ORDERED FOR MY GODSON WHO LOVES SONIC AND HE ALSO LOVES HIS COMICS AND IS ALWAYS EXCITED WHEN HE RECEIVES A NEW ONE SO I MAY RENEW HIS SUB OR LET HIM PICK A NEW SERIES


title: Ordered in November..delivered in March

text: This was ordered as a gift n November 19..they just received their first copy in March....the magazine is fine but allow lots of time for  first issue.


title: Fun fascinating magazine for kids!

text: Great magazine for my info loving little 10 year old guy!!


title: TV Guide

text:
I would like the Guide much more if the program schedules started at 7:00 a.m. every day.  For me, there's
entirely too much space devoted to TV personalities..  I enjoy the "news" aspects of their lives, but can do
 without the hype.
You tend to  beat a subject to death.  We've all heard  more than enough of poor Paula Dean, Sandra
Bullock, Michael Jackson and others.  As they say in a popular tune, "You gotta know when  to fold."


title: Wish i could choose 3-1/2!

text: No magazine can be everything for everybody, and my hope was for more DIY and budget-minded ideas--HGTV programming was more like that in the beginning.  Vern Yip's a great designer with practical approaches & advice, & Sabrina Soto gives great same-look-lower-cost comparisons.  I'd prefer more get-in-there-and-do-it, less go-out-there-and-buy-it.  Still, it's colorful, and has enough variety to be interesting.


title: It is certainly not living up to my expectations.

text:
For one thing, I haven’t received one issue per week. Some weeks I didn’t get anything at all.

Secondly, the physical quality of the magazine is not what I remember it to be. The quality of the paper and the quality of the pictures  is not the same as I remember.


title: Living Magazine

text: Excellent price!


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine. It came before it said it was going to and it's a good price.


title: Thank you,

text: Thank you


title: High Quality

text: You can never go wrong with this incredlble magazine!  National Geographis is educational and entertaining and a bonus on your coffee table.


title: New book for mom

text: Present for mom


title: Moms happy again

text: Present for mom


title: Sky and Telescope review

text: I've ordered this two years in a row for my brother-in-law who has a telescope.  He finds it useful and interesting.


title: I like the magazine ordering thru Amazon takes a long time

text: I ordered the magazine at the end of May and got my first issue in September.  Primarily directed to women in their 30s to 50s.  I notice there is not much for women over 60 except the occasional mention of a woman in her 60s who looks fabulous.  I like the reinvention section.


title: I brought a year subscription! I received 3 books. Will I receive the rest of my order???

text: I use the book to past the time. The pages rip very easy with continued use. Sometimes is better than nothing and I already paid for the year.


title: Burda Plus Magazine

text: Lots of patterns plus directions and exciting illustrative pictures make this magazine worth every penny.  If you bought one of the patterns from a pattern company you would pay more than the cost of the magazine. Love it!


title: She has been trying to eat for a bad kidney (and she only has one) and now diagnosed ...

text: Bought this subscription for my mom -  for Mother's Day. She called to thank me -RAVED on the phone. She said she LOVES IT - read it cover to cover in one sitting. It is EXACTLY what she needed - so many new ideas. She has been trying to eat for a bad kidney (and she only has one) and now diagnosed with Diabetes. So eating ideas are VERY important to her. My mom calls it as she sees it, good or bad. %This magazine is definitely GOOD with caps.


title: Ok but not great

text: The magazine is fine but the online access is terrible and the app for iPhone newsstand doesn't work.  Glad I get hard copies.


title: Unique Among Shelter Magazines

text: Often home decor magazines can be as ridiculous as they are alluring. While I love Architectural Digest and Veranda, the homes photographed for those magazines are so unobtainable it can be depressing to look through the pages. That's why House Beautiful is such a blessing, the pages of which are filled with both cozy and chic residences. These are houses you'd actually want to call home. When so many decor magazines lack character or a point of view, House Beautiful proves itself as one of the least pretentious decorating publications. You won't find the hottest trends in these pages or big celebrity names giving tours of their gaudy manses. What you will find are homes that have a sense of intimacy and privacy to them. And at $10 for a year's subscription there is no better value.


title: Not what I remembered

text: I was a subscriber many years ago. This seemed thin


title: not what I thought

text: I thought I signed up for a year subscription.  I received 2  certainly the worth the price I payed


title: Review of my favorite magazine

text:
I have been a long time fan of Cloth, Paper Scissors since its inception and it has gotten better and better as time goes by. It is consistently diversified and has something for everyone in each issue. I see so many techniques I can apply to my art without being a copycat or plagarist.  The art I do is very different from anything they describe but I can apply so much from what I learn in their articles.

I very much enjoy the magazine and watch for it in the mailbox with great anticipitation! I live in Upstate New York (no longer in Florida) and home delivery makes it so much easier than having to worry about trekking out in a blizzard to purchase it.


title: One-stop read for all things tech

text: Great magazine for keeping up with all things tech but also exploring how technology helps people deal with their jobs and improve their home lives.


title: Great magazine.

text: I very much reading this publication.


title: They should just call this magazine Better Homes and Gardens II

text: This magazine shouldn't have Martha Stewarts name attached to it.  There are (2) pictures of Martha.  One from 1997 with her bathing a Cat and one in the back from 2014.  Oh, and another "gifts for Mom advertisement.  Come on..... really?  The articles are standard food, plants, home interiors and book reviews.  Nothing that you couldn't live without.  If you want a better magazine buy Oprah. At least she puts an effort into content.  I would also change the name to something like "Martha Stewarts living somewhere else"  or maybe just "Not Martha"  Not sure what I like better.


title: Good Buy!

text: Best price we found.  Magazine is not as good as it once was


title: Five Stars

text: Happy to get the magazine at that price


title: Never on time

text: I would not order People magazine again. It never comes on time. Used to come on Fridays before you could by it on the newstands. Now it comes on Mondays. I know people will blame it on the mail but I believe they just dont get it mailed in time. The mail hasn't changed. I get everything else in a timely fashion its just my magazine thats late every week. Disappointing.


title: Puzzle Buzz Scam

text:
Avoid Highlights and the Puzzle Buzz scam!

At some point, they will send your child a "free" Puzzle Buzz book and offer another "free" Puzzle Buzz book if your child attaches three magic stickers to a post card and mails them back. Sounds like fun, right? DO NOT DO THIS. Despite not stating this anywhere on the postcard, Highlights will then begin billing you $20 every 17 days. It took us three months to figure out what was going on. Then, after we canceled online, they  KEPT BILLING US. Our bank had to place a HOLD on their merchant account to get them to stop.

To do this at all is slimey. To do it during a pandemic is abhorrent.


title: I used to like the

text: If it would EVER get here, I used to like the magazine


title: A great magazine

text: Popular science keeps me abreast of all that is new and exciting.  It literally takes me a 30 minutes to read through the whole thing.  I am addicted!


title: Timing

text: Why request a review from me when I haven't yet recieved the publication? It clearly states the subscription won't begin for six to eight weeks, yet a product review is requested after three weeks.


title: A great magazine for guitar players!

text: Every year I ;get this for my Husband. He loves it!


title: Great magazine for anyone who likes music!

text: This is my husbands favorite magazine.  He wishes it came out every month.  He reads it from cover to cover.


title: Essential reading for new writers

text: Writer's Digest has been indispensable during the past six months, as I have been working on my first novel. I look forward to reviewing older editions, now that I'm ready to begin querying agents. As a new writer, I have checked out several books on writing; all together, Writer's Digest has been more helpful than all of those books combined.


title: My Favorite Woodeorking Magazine

text: Popular Woodworking has a wide range of projects, tips, and woodworking techniques provided by contributors with varied points of view.


title: Five Stars

text: Outstanding challenge to our rotten two party system


title: Great magazine for a little bit of everything.

text:
This magazine covers how things works, from electronics, cars, tools, but also has discussions on household items, shopping, banking and living.
It talks about pop culture, new gadgets, politics, the earth, and cars.
They do a segment where they review vehicles at certain points in their new life (2 weeks, 5000 miles, 40,000 miles) to give me an idea of what to expect.

I like just getting a taste of many things in my life including weather, DIY home & auto improvement, television, music, ect. IT is one of the few publications you can read all the way through, while being entertained & more knowledgeable.


title: Five Stars

text: Thank you for offering the best price anywhere on Vanity Fair.......and the tdy is very handy


title: Simple as it could be.

text: I ordered this for a family member, she's just received issue 1 after only 3weeks and the publication as well as the transaction are top tier.


title: Better than I remembered!

text: I recently resubscribed after a 6 or 7 year hiatus and was very pleased. Lots of things the average person can actually cook! Great pictures!


title: can't review

text: I ordered this a long time ago, still have not received it.  Amazon is requesting a review of the product..  It would be nice if I had it to review.


title: Great magazine

text: I love this magazine although I wish that the sender would place it in an envelope of some sort as my mailbox is small and the carrier stuffs it in with any other mail in the box which helps to crush the pages along with the other mail.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: AD is the best!

text: I have always loved AD, it brings it all together for me and it’s still a great publication. Thank you, Amazon, for the pricing specials.


title: Mom loved the gift

text: I bought this subscription for my mom who is an avid gardener and she loves it.  I highly recommend it.


title: Unique spiritual journal with something to say

text: I discovered this journal in a news stand at an organic market and found it fascinating throughout.  I liked the discussions about Vedic as well as Buddhist and other philosophies. The articles show the ways in which the ancient wisdom traditions on enlightenment/awakening are closely related.  There is just no argument about this, only different words used to describe the same experience. A refreshing read.


title: Magazine good, Amazon support very poor

text: Magazine is good, however Kindle support is very poor. God help you if you have to call Amazon.


title: love Discover !!!

text: love Discover !!!


title: Great Magazine

text: I could do with a little less advertising, but what are you gonna do? There's normally an interesting story or two, and it's always chalked full of awesome trails, many of which I've never heard of, and few surprisingly fairly local(I live in PA). You can't beat this mag for the price offered.

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title: Kids love it.

text: My 11 years old son and 2 years old daughter love this Bright color magazine. Lots of animals knowledge on the 1st subscribe. Like the other reviews said, I hope this magazine has more pages in the future..


title: 12 year old looks forward to every month's release

text: My 12 year old son loves this magazine.  That was the one biggest thing he wanted on his Christmas list was another subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: SignCraft is now and has always the show case of great design, well crafted signs and the voice of ...

text: Having been in the sign business for over 30 years, I have seen many changes.  This magazine has been with me every step of the way, from hand lettering back in the day, (yes, we still do occasional hand lettered signs), to the vinyl and digital signs of today.  SignCraft is now and has always the show case of great design, well crafted signs and the voice of all the sign professionals in this business.  Such a wonderful magazine - couldn't have made it without my SignCraft!


title: Works great

text: It us Fun to read. It has Good graphics. It is  Easy to use. It has many interesting Relevant articles


title: Great mag for the PC builder

text: I've built a number of PCs, so the basics are of no use to me, but I like articles that don't use too much jargon or writing that is for compsci experts.  This mag is a great fit for me.  The articles are smart and cover topics that I care about.<br />Highly recommended for the PC builder!


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine.


title: Definitely not what it used to be!

text:
When I was a bit younger, I subscribed to Marie Claire and it was the one magazine that didn't make me want to scream because of too much sex advice (like Cosmo), too much militant feminism (Ms.), or with everything being beauty and fashion related (almost all women's magazines!).

There was something wonderful about this magazine for a young woman to read. So when I picked it up again a few months ago, I was saddened to see what direction they had chosen to go with it. Might be your style, but it isn't mine. It's just a bit too trashy anymore, the look is very sharp. I feel like perhaps they are trying to be a women's issues mag but mixing it in with how to please your man and what bikini to wear this season and it just doesn't work. I miss the old Marie Claire of ten years ago!!


title: Look forward to each one!

text: Love this magazine. So many ideas!  I read cover to cover, as soon as it comes, and it has helped me organize and declutter in cute ways


title: Great Christmas recipes!

text: I love this for all the great Christmas recipes and pictures of the finished goods too!


title: Very nice

text: Item was delivered when I was told it would be and I didn't have any other issues regarding this purchase. I'd say that's pretty smooth.


title: Three Stars

text: Gym bag's handle broke after second day at the gym.  I didn't even have my heavy stuff in it!


title: Trailer Life Mag Rating

text: This magazine give tips on where to go and see, how to fix your trailer and what is the hottest trailers on the market.  I really like this magazine and find it worthwhile.


This magazine has always skewed towards an older demographic who apparently buy snowblowers. The January 2021 issue included a ridiculous article, “Learning to Celebrate blackness with Photography”. This newest insult to the readers ensures my cancellation. Don’t bother subscribing.


title: Five Stars

text: Quality publication with great stories and tidbits of NC life.


title: Great magazine.

text: Great magazine. Loved it. If it was cheaper could get it forever..... 💖


title: Love it

text: Up to date on style and interesting articles.  Love the make-up ads and especially the make-up ideas are very helpfull.


title: Quality information

text: Love this magazine, will most likely renew.


title: Five Stars

text: Receive it on time each week, no problems.


title: BRAINFOOD FOR FOODIES!!!

text: THIS IS THE BEST FOOD MAGAZINE ON THE MARKET! I LOVE THE FPRMAT, THE RECIPES, AND THE CHEFS WHO SHARE... A TRUE FOODY BIBLE...


title: Scammer price!

text: Scammer price!


title: Tim Gunn, It is not working.

text: It's hard to give a review when you don't get the product. Having only received 2 Marie Claire magazines, and seeing my Husband getting his Magazine like clockwork every month, pisses me off! I get all kinds of email from Marie Claire. I hope they don't think email is,instead of.<br />I want my money back!!!!


title: One Star

text: It doesn't


I expected more fashion and trends. I feel the this GQstyle Magazine was more like the old GQ regular issue mag. Which I liked very much. The new GQ I don't like and I can't believe that they would put Kim K on the cover and do a spread also. I'm not going to renew my subscription I don't understand why with all her social media coverage do I have to see her in there magazine. GQ can't  be that hard up that they have to put more pic of her !!! She get enough coverage.!!!!


title: Advertising

text: Not the magazine I remember from years back.  So much advertising and little content.  Will not renew.


title: One Star

text: I was never granted access


title: I hardly received 4 magazines out of 12 (despite a years paid subscription)

text: I have lost faith in this magazine delivery.  I  just got only 4 of the 12 despite paying for a years subscription via amazon. I know its a cheaper subscription offer, but a commitment is a commitment to deliver the magazines. I am never going to subscribe again. I never have this problem for all the other magazines i order from other publishers.


title: Four Stars

text: This was a gift and a re-order of the magazine for a teen age girl.


title: I feel like I'm seeing the future of research and the subduing ...

text: I feel like I'm seeing the future of research and the subduing of the earth as stated in the Bible in Genesis.


title: Magazine

text: I got this magazine for my son for Christmas. He really likes it. That's all I can really say since I don't read it.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this mag.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: grandkid loves

text: this is for my 9 year old granddaughter and she loves it.  She read the different sections and talks about the information.  Great education for her.


title: Don't Want It!

text: Was trying to subscribe to Los Angeles Magazine but somehow ended up with this.  Thought I had deleted the order but apparently not.  Amazon's site deceptive and flawed.  Ended up geting what I wanted from someone else>


title: Five Stars

text: Great Gift!


title: Texas Monthly is a good magazine

text: I enjoy reading stories in Texas Monthly that I would not find in other publications.  Their political articles are a must read.


title: Five Stars

text: The best, as usual.


title: The only magazine for Power Users

text:
I used to read the PC magazines with their reviews on the latest family software packages and their wishy-washy hardware reviews, but I can't stand them anymore.  MaximumPC is the most concentrated dosage of high-end hardware and app reviews a person can get.  MaxPC is not afraid to tell its readers which hardware and software to absolutely avoid, and I can't stand reading reviews in the other magazines who tell me "this product might work for some users, but is not for everyone."  Just tell me it's bad if it's bad!
Try it.  You'll never go back.
Please note:  the one-star reviews listed here had to do with delivery service, not magazine content!  Take it for what it is.


title: I liked the magazine!

text: Interesting articles on many topics.


title: What I've Always liked about Vanity Fair is both the reporting And its ...

text: What I've Always liked about Vanity Fair is both the reporting And its trendiness! Did I mention the PHOTOGRAPHY... !!!


title: Two Stars

text: more ads than continent


title: Cheap!

text: Classic Mad.  Great as ever.


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine is fun to read.


title: Not quite History for Dummies, but not as deep as a history junkie would prefer.

text: I love this magazine.  Informative, with good supporting illustrations/graphics.  I wish the articles went a bit deeper, it just doesn't get as detailed as a history junkie would prefer. It is almost as if a little History for Dummies leaks in.