I am a loooonnnnngtime subscriber (from back on the first cycle 20+ years ago) and was ECSTATIC to see the publication recycle and come back to life.  I am quick to give this mag as a gift to others who either love food, love to cook, or search for tasty yet healthy alternatives to old favs.  This mag answers all of those calls.  To date I believe I have 6 perpetual gift subscriptions running plus my own -- no lie.  Recipes are flavorful every time which imo is the key to healthier eating longevity.  My ONLY criticism......the publication is bimonthly.  I wish it were published 12x per year as it started way back when.....


title: Great gift

text: This is a gift subscription for someone that does not like to read, however, the large print does get read and even by the children!


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: yankee good

text: Love the magazine and have subscribed to it for a long time, dont remember using amazon to order it but we like it just the same


title: Great Fun Learning

text: Gifted this to my nature and fact loving 8 year old. She loves getting mail in her name and would read the whole issue in what seemed like just a few minutes and then would spout out all the facts she learned.


title: Lovely

text: Love this. Great recipe.


title: good magazine

text: The content


title: No magazine, no recourse

text: Ordered a 6 month subscription before Xmas and have yet to get 1 issue.  The other 2 I ordered come just fine.


title: Takes forever

text: Ordered for Christmas but didn't get first one for 3 months. Would have been better if they had started the subscription in January instead of months later. Hubby was starting to be in denial that I got it for him.


title: A must have for anyone fishing in the pacific north west.

text: This is a awesome magazine highlighting fishing in the pacific north west. Love the tips and tricks offered in the articles which has helped me find new areas to fish as well as new techniques and lures to try.


title: Enjoyable

text: The young man I sent it to loves it and looks forward to it's arrival


title: Good.

text: Seems like a good magazine, my husband enjoys it.


title: not for me

text: This magazine is basically full of advertisements. The pieces used are rather expensive and always formal like, never traditional, modern, etc. I would not order this magazine again.


title: Love it

text: For every man a must have.  Read this once and you'll know why.  It's a grown man's boy scout manual and tech guide.  Give this to your future engineer and they will appreciate.  Not trying to be sexist; I know there are some brilliant women amoung us also.  This is definitly a techies must have magazine.  I always wait at the mailbox same time every month for this one.


title: Pinterest in a magazine 😍

text: I love a good magazine! I got these for a great price during Black Friday!


title: Good magazine, crappy subscription service.

text:
This complaint about Greatmagazines.co.uk is only here because I have no way of leaving them feedback two years after first buying my subscription.

At the end of the second year of my subscription to Q I wasn't sent the last two issues. After contacting Amazon's magazine service I was eventually told that Greatmagazines, the subscription service, said that they had sent me all 12 issues. This was clearly not true as my subscription should have finished in January at the earliest. Perhaps they had shorted me the two issues on the first year but there was now no way to tell.

Not wanting to be conned again, I waited three months before buying another subscription - thinking that this time I would keep all the copies so that I would have proof in hand if they tried the same thing twice. Unbelievably, they started my subscription by sending me back issues that were 3, 2 months and 1 month old (issues I had already bought elsewhere). Apparently, fulfilling a subscription with old copies of a magazine is good business (it saves them money).

Amazon.com did refund me for the back orders I received but it's been 5 months since they contacted Greatmagazines to sort out when my subscription actually started. Amazon have absolutely no sway with this company whatsoever and have been completely ignored.

Save yourself some stress and buy Q magazine on eBay or locally if you can - it doesn't cost much more if you can find it. Unfortunately I live a long way from the nearest stockist. But I'd rather not have the magazine than pay more money to these ignorant morons.


Loving this magazine so far. It has good scientific articles that keep things interesting.


title: Best guitar mag

text: Best guitar mag. More features and color pictures than other mags. Love the product reviews, of which there are many.


title: Good to stay up on shows

text: Shows change so often and it's hard to keep up.  This is informative and helps to plan out a season of showings.


title: BEST Home Repair Magazine ever !!

text: This is a great magazine, with many USEFUL articles. Compare this to "This Old House" magazine, which is nearly useless on specifics and is stuffed with Kitchen and Bath "Before and After" articles - more than half the time I prefer the "Before" !!


title: Recipes are always fresh & easy to make.

text: Great magazine!


title: Great Magazine

text: Great present


title: Great Magazine

text: A great present.


title: Five Stars

text: mom loved it


title: Valuable shop help, patterns, jigs, etc.

text: Love the magazine for the varied content and new ideas, as well as patterns, cut lists, jigs, etc. Look forward to each issue.


title: Five Stars

text: I ordered the magazines for a friend as Christmas gift and she loves them.


title: Great mag! WTF is with shipping?

text: Was a fan years ago but got out of the smoke scene due to work. Now that i am older and experiencing health issues unfortunately having to go on disability so then i felt i should reeducate myself on the subject matter as it was always a good source. What i found odd was that if placed my order for the subscription in early Aug. then why is it going to taje over 2 months to receive my 1st issue. Honestly this doesn't make sense and it is the reson i have given a 4 star rating rather than 5. I mean really? Over 2 months guys? I think yall really need to step up your shipping game. Thats ridiculous. We have all moved past the supply and shipping issues. Only problems i've encountered the last few months are from overseas and even 2 months for a foreign shipment is unheard of. The magazine is being sent within the United States of America. This is pretty discouraging.


title: Not what I expected from the title

text: This mag should be titled 'Ideas for DIY Projects'. This mag is really about are showing others ideas on a DIY projects. Though it has some instructions - most of the content is suggestion on how to do the project and offers you


title: Cooking Light used to be good ...

text:
As a subscriber to Cooking Light for years, I subscribed to Eating Well that was supposed to replace Cooking Light.

I received 3 issues of my 12 month subscription, before mailed and e-mailed bills started coming, informing me that $ 20 were immediately due?

Additionally, the recipes in Eating Well seemed boring and didn't turn out as well. I am quite disappointed and have cancelled this odd subscription.


title: Fabulous magazine for us

text:
I don't think that I've ever written a review about a magazine before. This magazine has earned a review though.

Like a lot of families, we picked up hobbies and projects to do around the house during the pandemic. We started a garden, built bookshelves, made a gardening table out of pallets, etc. We are complete novices at all of these things. Our projects were made much easier with the information in the magazine. It also inspired new projects to add to the list.

The articles are interesting, informative, and inspirational. This may not be a magazine that's popular with skilled people, but it's amazing for us amateurs.

I'm so happy that we came across this magazine. It's provided us with new skills, confidence, and excitement about the things that we can now create. We will be renewing our subscription.


title: A Gift  for my Dad

text: I sent a Nat Geo subscription to my dad to enjoy while he is safely sequestered during the pandemic in his retirement home. He was thrilled to receive it and it made me happy that it came full circle. He sent the five of us the magazine for years. It was my turn to gift him!


title: Great magazine

text: bought a subscription for my young grandsons and they are really enjoying them :)


title: Lost its relevance and edge.

text: So-so. What’s left to say month in month out?  The March cover was laughable.


title: Excellent magazine.

text: Lovely, interesting magazine. I’m trying to develop more appreciation for design. In the book by Daniel Pink, A WHOLE NEW MIND, he recommends it as a right brain stimulation. Agreed.


title: Five Stars

text: Good recipes and home ideas.


title: Feed your brain!

text: Full of interesting, informative articles.


title: Disappointing

text: I thought this magazine would inspire my creative sewing efforts, but it was disappointing. Too much for teenagers, too shallow.


title: Five Stars

text: as expected


title: Five Stars

text: wired is a fantastic magazine... the gift card is a great bonus


title: Quality Wildlife Mag

text: great mag - wonderful photography.


title: For the idle rich

text: This is not what I expected:  it's home movies of various riders, those who can afford expensive getaways abroad & here in the States.  And ads.  And mostly about gaited horses.  Blah blah blah...best mag out there for horse people is "Horse & Rider."


title: Still the best

text: Have read MD off & on for over 20 years; bummed by the dull content in the 90's, I switched to Drum! in 2005.......quickly went back to MD; you should too. 'Nuff said.


title: Popular Mechanics

text: It's not really the magazine that Dad used to get but I do still like to see the innovation in a down to Earth level. I do like it and think that it is worth the price.


title: Not too happy

text: I was hoping for a magazine with innovative ideas.  Too, too many adds, (It seems like the entire first half is nothing but adds) not enough substance or anything so far that has just wowed my socks off.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Just an excellent magazine

text: My husband loves Smithsonian.  I like reading it when I get a chance.  He reads it from cover to cover.  It has very interesting articles, historical and current issues.


title: Readers Digest has something for everyone.

text: If you were to order 1 magazine, this would be it.  It has great stories, current health information, increase your vocab, lots of good articles.  I am in a diabetes prevention program.  The only place I have seen anything written about it is in Readers Digest.  This is the book I grab when I might be stuck waiting, so that I have something to read.


title: Good articles applicable to everyday life

text: I have always liked the Mother Earth magazine.  So much information to use in everyday life.  There is something for everyone.  Lots of helpful ideas for building, baking, raising small and large lifestock, saving money.


title: Great magazine

text: We got this for a grandson.  It is just a great magazine for anyone to read.  They raise awareness about important world issues.


title: Good little reads...

text: Great little stories to uplift the Spirit in us and show us that the world is not ALL bad.


title: Readers Digest

text: This was a great financial deal, Price was below market offers and the magazine is interesting reading and contains well written articles, always relevant to the times and experiences of life.


title: Not for Me

text: I was a biology major when I purchased this magazine. I was hoping for more articles related to breakthroughs in science regarding biology. Just about every issue talks about the new utopia, how the world is going to change with futuristic designs in housing and transportation. I am over it.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Three Stars

text: this came free so I can't complain


title: Four Stars

text: Good magazine


title: No other like this one

text: Best magazine for primitive sewing that I have ever seen. Love it!


title: I've never been let down by this magazine, so ...

text: I've never been let down by this magazine, so I decided to subscribe because Amazon suggested it. Very handy DIY tips too, for techies, toolies, and people with a lot of time and/or money.


title: Five Stars

text: Pleased with subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Satisfied with subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Glad for subscription.


title: Four Stars

text: Great source of information.


title: Real Simple

text: I just LOVE this magazine.  It is full of useful tips that have very little to do with sex and fashion (although their fashion section is actually quite helpful and realistic).  I read it from cover to cover twice each month and pull out all the articles I want to keep.  I actually use the recipes (all very good) and the tips on organization give me great ideas for my own home.  $27.00 well spent!


title: Great magazine

text: I ordered this magazine for my daughter who does a lot of hiking in Colorado and she loves it.


title: Cancelled.

text: Really not much in this magazine. Not my cup of tea. Good photos, though. Cancelled.


title: Well worth the money

text: Very current, useful information. I read this mag from front to back


title: Four Stars

text: No comment


title: Great magazine!

text: Love the magazine when the price is low. I would not pay regular subscription price, but it is a great bargain when it is on sale.


title: Beautiful photos

text: I know there are lots of great wildlife photos, many of them in National Geographic, but none are as consistently good as BBC Wildlife magazine.  I have a hard time finding it in bookstores in California what with so many celebrity pictures and all, so am happy to pay Amazon for a subscription.  I have never seen an issue that didn't have 'way more than one, or even two or three, fabulous wildlife photographs, the kind where you say WOW, is that for real?!


title: This is the first thing I read when I receive it in the mail

text:
Access To Energy (ATE) is a monthly newsletter (mailed every other month).  Each four page newsletter contains 2 or 3 long article and 4 or 5 short articles, in small type, as shown in the photo on this Amazon site.  The newsletter's byline states:
"Pro-Science, Pro-Technology, Pro-Free Enterprise Monthly Newsletter"
And, that's what you get.  There are hard-hitting articles on a lot of the pseudo-science of global warming.  Usually there is a great article on the process of scientific thought and process.  At the end of the newsletter is a list of great articles and references that have just been released.
You'll find lots of pro-nuclear articles and articles that point out the large number of deaths in Africa caused by the ban on DDT.
There is a web site for this newsletter, and it is located at:...
The author is Dr. Art Robinson.  He leads a small research institute into bio-chemical field.  You can visit that site at .....
Dr. Robinson has also developed one of the most popular home school programs, 'The Robinson Curriculum.'  You can visit that site at:
...
I like to visit this site periodically and follow the articles on the best way to learn material.
Ordering this newsletter from Amazon is probably the easiest way to get started.  I highly recommend this interesting newsletter.  If you enjoy following the claims made on C02 you'll find the recent newsletters interesting.
The newsletter was previously published by Dr. Petr Beckman, a Electrical Engineering professor in Colorado.  After he passed away, the newsletter was continued by Dr. Robinson - who used to be the #2 guy with Dr. Linus Pauling (interesting story there).
Petr Beckman railed against the restraints against energy production, hence the name "Access To Energy".  Some of that subject follows into this newsletter, but there is much more attention to biological themes as that is Dr. Robinson's specialty.
I really enjoy reading his material, and if you like science, I'm sure you will too.
John Dunbar
Sugar Land, TX


title: Five Stars

text: My kids loved this magazine and now my grandkids enjoy the magaziene


title: Ranger Rick

text: Our granddaughter enjoys the magazine. We even got read about scorpions after I was stung. It took away a lot of the fear associated with their stings!


title: Family Fun

text: This magazine is less overwhelming than pinterest. I used it with my kids, now I use it with my grandkids!


title: now a political magazine

text: I did not renew my subscription, this is not my childhood National Geographic.  It has an agenda other that education of the world at the natural and geographical level.  Some may love it, I no longer subscribe.


title: Keeps your mind sharp

text: I love my word puzzles (crosswords, cryptograms, word searches, etc.).  I look forward to every issue.


title: Terrific magazine

text: I've been a fan of Rolling Stone for many years.  I find that overall the reviews are honest and objective.  It covers all genres of music, movies, etc.


title: Great magazine

text: I do a lot of hiking and some backpacking and this magazine has been so helpful.  It's filled with great product reviews as well as hiking/backpacking destinations.  I feel the reviews are honest and not based on advertising dollars so they are trustworthy.  A lot of my hiking is in the White Mountains but has included the Canadian Rockies, Alaska, Utah, and Slovenia.  I've used this magazine as a resource for all of these destinations.  If you like the outdoors...hiking/backpacking this a go-to resource.


title: The best

text: My favorite magazine always learn something new in the articles presented. Wish they published monthly but it does give you something to look forward to.


title: Five Stars

text: Love all the interesting short bits of information


title: Great magazine and books!

text: Great magazine and books! Gave these to my son. He loves them!


My first issue of MOTHER EARTH NEWS arrived a few days ago and it covered so many subjects I am interested that I felt it was written for me!
I had occasionally purchased issues I ran across on a newsstand--but that was very hit - or - miss, Subscribing was a very wise choice for me.
Articles are interesting and informative . Whether you want to go "off the grid" or just want gardening tips and recipes, I recommend you check out this enjoyable resource.


I picked up this magazine and love it.  Family Tree Magazine is a must for anyone starting their family genealogy search.  The resources are amazing.  Finally a magazine that helps the amateur genealogist.  I find help in each edition.


Excellent magazine for beginners to professional yogis.  Love the break down in techniques and the modifications.  there is always something in the magazine that stays with you.  If you are thinking of taking a yoga class pick up an issue.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love archaeology  , this magazine is the best  you will read and read it over and over again has great facts


title: Excellent read

text: I love these History Magazines , they tell you how it is in normal language so I can Understand, Good Buy great read


title: love it.

text: Always a good read to help you better understand the world.


title: Great magazine at a good price!

text: Great magazine at a good price!


title: Bought a second subscription!

text: Okay look, I'm not ever going to buy the things in this book. A $4000 bathtub is never going to be in my house, and I laugh every time someone says, "And I painted all of this with one gallon of paint." Overall, it's amazing for ideas, the articles are useful. I like the pictures, even if I'm not going to do the projects.


title: Best Magazine!

text: This is the best magazine out there. I love their unbiased reports on everything from cosmetics, to appliances


title: Five Stars

text: Love the ideas and pics !!


title: Five Stars

text: Love all the ideas


title: Four Stars

text: Nice magazine, but too many ads.  Will not order again.


title: Great magazine

text: Second best cooking magazine ever (first is Cook's Illustrated).


title: magazine

text: I love these magazines!!!  They are amazing and full of ideas!!!


title: No Longer In My House!

text: This used to be a very good and balanced magazine with thoughtful articles, however over the last few years I have become more and more disenchanted with the change in direction.  Leftist politics have crept into many articles and, with the recent cover of Donald Trump with a Molotov Cocktail, The Economist has stepped over the line.  The editors should be ashamed!  Our subscription expires next month and, after 20 years of subscribing I will let it lapse.


title: Well Made

text: Well made, excellent writing, research, illustrations. Fun to have. Will expand you base of knowledge in fun way.


title: Great for Eager Learners!

text: My son waits eagerly each month for his new magazine! We love the history, geography and fabulous photos. Great for starting discussions and as a jumping point to further their knowledge.


title: Gift for hubby & he loves it!

text: Husband has arthritis in his shoulders so has difficulty reaching interior of windshield.  This makes it easier for him and he loves it!


title: Five Stars

text: lots of practical ideas


title: Finally ~ A subscription!

text: I've been purchasing this for many years. Most pleased that I finally have a subscription.


title: Formatted so even grandmom understands info. And can apply it for useage..

text: I found the information provided easy enough that even I could understand. Great tips.


title: Still can not read on my Kindle

text: Pop Sci has been one of my favorite periodicals since childhood. It continues to bring the best of what Science has to offer.


title: Amazon subscription not as bad a deal as it used to be

text:
While all the older reviews complaining about the price were completely justified, it's worth noting that DWM recently expanded its content - and its price.  The cover price is now $9.99, so an extra $1.48 per issue isn't too ridiculous if you currently have to go well out of your way to buy it every month.

If you're a Doctor Who fan over the age of 12, it's worth buying DWM instead of the new, cheaper American magazine, which seems to be targeted at kids and is riddled with factual errors.


title: Ok magazine but auto renewal sucks

text: Auto renewal wouldn't cancel. I caught the auto renewal right away and tried to change it since I can find better deals. It said the next shipment wasn't for 2 months but when I tried to cancel it said it couldn't bc it already shipped. Also the article tonad ratio isn't great


title: Smithsonian

text: Smithsonian is a very good magazine. It is much better in recent years as they are covering more diverse subject matter. I love their historical articles.


title: Love it!

text: Have been getting N.G., now for 40 years. When I saw Amazon had renewals for only 10 dollars instead of the 30 something Geographic renews for, I had to snag on it. You would think the long time subscribers would get a better deal than the "newbies". Anyway still really LOVE Geographic, both articles and pictures!


title: Opera Junk News

text: So many years ago I had my Opera News, well laid out, giving lots of information and splendid photos of various productions.....but now, this News looks and reads like a junky magazine of rather trivial information.  I'm very much disappointed in having this subscription now.


title: Tropical Fishing Tips and Destinations

text: Excellent French language publication. Main focus on Tropical Saltwater fishing (Africa, Indian Ocean, South America) but also fine reports on Northern and Southern Hemispheres Salmon / Trout Fishing. Practical Equipment Reviews and Tips. If you are a Yellow Fin Tuna, GT or Cubrera addict do not hesitate!. The magazine publishes also a yearly special issue on European Sea Bass.


title: Only three issues so far.

text: We ordered a 12 month subscription on 11/2010. To this date (Oct 2011), we've only received three issues. Now it wants me to auto renew? What? For another three out of 12 issues? No thanks.


title: Real Simple

text: I have not received my first issue yet but I know that Real Simple is a great magazine.  I did subscribe years ago and loved it.  Saved every issue but could not afford to buy again until this great Amazon offer!


title: Five Stars

text: trying it out


title: Great resource for backpackers

text: Great magazine at a great price. It's full of good advice and helpful tips. The many gear reviews are extremely helpful. Great pictures throughout!


title: Not Impressed

text: Perhaps I set the bar to high since I was hoping for something in the same class as Architectural Digest or the OLD Elle Decoration ( before it became an interiors version of People Magazine). I did see World of Interiors years ago and this ain’t that magazine. In the latest issue the homes are sterile, the photography competent but not inspiring, and the magazine appears to be a vehicle for ads by high end Texan interior design resources. This went into recycling right after I read it. Unless more creativity emerges in future issues I won’t renew. I’m looking for something with more originality both in the editorial approach and the homes reviewed.


title: maliss

text: love this mag! martha and her crew never let me down. if its in her magazine she had probably done it too!


title: Loved it

text: Yes very nice


title: Meh..do better

text: I have subscribed to them for years. This is the problem.  They have an agenda of favorites.  It's only when a show either gets really popular, do they decide to highlight it.  An example would be Supernatural.  I have watched that show for years and they only recently highlighted it.  The downside? They gave it it's own issue and it was not included in my subscription.  For awhile, this magazine was just bad.  I think it's because their EIC left.  I don't know, but it's a one flush read.


title: was a little disappointed

text: was disappointed about that there's only some pages (1- 35) i can finish this book in one day!


title: Ehh it has very little pages now

text: Magazine is too small hardly much to look at


title: Bottom line, it’s marketing thinly veiled as recommendation.

text: First issue


title: Awesome magazine for toddlers!

text: Pictures are cute and stories simple enough to hold a toddlers attention.


title: Daughter loves the subscription

text: Bought as a surprise for my daughter and her husband. They've started their hiking bucket list.


title: Five Stars

text: High quality magazine, but expensive!


title: Loaded with lots of useful information

text: Contains lots of useful information... great magazine at a great price!


title: Not worthy of a paid subscription

text: Was a small little booklet maybe 12x9<br />40 pages total, not something I would purchase. Similar to a insert of a magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Very happy with my subscription. Love this magazine!


No ads....the best at giving reviews not influenced by companies.


title: People shouldn't take everything for granted.

text:
This Southern Living magazine is a joke!

Please, if you need to regroup, just cancel subscriptions when life gets back to normal!!


title: Great product

text: Great product


title: Great!

text: Absolutely love !


title: One of the great magazines

text: If you are a fan of today's pop culture, you subscribe to this magazine.  It has in depth stories on a variety of subjects, that are very well written and have great photos, too.  The subscription is a great value for the many hours of pleasure this magazine gives me.


title: Fun magazine

text: This magazine is easily readable and has many interesting stories on a variety of subjects.  Of course you save a lot of money by subscribing to it.  Someone gave it to me for a year as a gift and now I am continuing to subscribe on my own.


title: love this magazine

text: good price fast shipping


title: Not for me

text: I really wanted to like this magazine because I was fairly new to yoga and wanted to become more proficient and knowledgeable. After 1 year of disappointment I even decided to give the magazine another shot just in case I caught them at a bad time. But after 2 years, I just cannot say I enjoyed this publication. I find it to be somewhat elitist and not written for someone like me who simply can't afford the time or money to drop thousands of dollars to travel to India for yoga retreats, to spend tons of time meditating instead of going to work, or to buy the ridiculously overpriced products which are advertised on every other page. That's not to say that there weren't any useful or enjoyable articles, because there were. They just didn't dominate the publication. So unless you're someone who can afford to live, sleep, and breathe yoga, this may not be for you.


title: Not "light cooking" at all.

text: I subscribed to this magazine for many years in hopes of slimming down and becoming healthier. Over time I realized that I wasn't accomplishing my "slimming down" goal, even with tough & regular workouts. What I realized is that many of the recipes in this magazine are actually quite high in fat, carbs, and/or calories, but tiny in portions. I think a more appropriate title for the magazine would be "Better-Than-Traditional Cooking." It should NOT, however, give the impression that their recipes are light. Sure, their (say) brownies are lower in calories/fat than most traditional brownie recipes, but by no means are they "light." This is a magazine for people seeking reduced-fat/calories recipes but do not need truly "light" recipes. CL's serving sizes are very small too, so of course the fat and calories are lower. (Duh.) Anything is lower in fat/calories when served in tiny portions. I know that we Americans are gluttons and we are accustomed to very large portions, but CL's serving sizes are often so small that they are unrealistic and unsatisfying, even for the most portion-conscious person. And I agree with others that their new format is crummy, and their recipes are now more complicated, time-consuming, and have long ingredient lists with hard-to-find ingredients which I could only use for that one specific recipe. So it was a waste of my time & money. Sorry, but I eventually stop renewing my subscription and have no regrets. (And I have dropped 5 dress sizes after reluctantly trying Weight Watchers' approach to healthy eating instead. That was the only change I made, and most CL recipes do not fit in with the WW's model.)


title: He is very satisfied with it

text: This is a gift subscription fo my son. He is very satisfied with it.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Excited for every issue to arrive with great new ideas


title: Reader's Digest

text: Reader's digest has always been a good source of reading.  Great stories, true facts, just good overall.


title: Five Stars

text: Grandson loves these


title: Three Stars

text: Not as good as it used to be, but still okay


title: Five Stars

text: so much cheaper


title: Its a great magazine but it's super super slow in getting here

text: Doesn't come on time


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful pictures and always interesting articles


title: Great product...

text: Great product...


title: Dont bother :(

text: Sheesh.  Not like the old Sunset.  Now it's just advertising for uber wealthy.  It is super thin.  Waste of money.


title: Good buy.

text: Great content.  Things you can really do.


title: Worth the price.

text: Good content.


title: Obviously biased.

text: I like this mag for the repair tips and reports on what is coming out. Don't ever trust a review here. You would think they would at least keep the ads and the positive reviews for a product from appearing in the same mag or within one issue...


title: A Real Piece of Britain

text: Having grown up on a farm in England, I love this publication.  I read the very first copy on a flight back to the US from visiting my parents in the late 1980s and haven't knowingly missed one since that time.  Country Living gives a true picture of country life in the UK - albeit somewhat upmarket - through the seasons.  Many, if not most, of the decorating, gardening, and cooking ideas are easily adaptable for US homes.  Once a month, when my new copy arrives, I fix a cup of tea - or two, or more - and curl up in favorite chair for a couple of hours "back home".


title: Five Stars

text: Love it and won't be without it.


title: TIME review

text: With cable news limited to no more than a few minutes to any news item or way too much time spent on speculation, we all need "real news" with in depth research and reading. And since everyone has an axe to bear, I read both TIME and NEWSWEEK to read two angles of most news stories.


title: Five Stars

text: Given as a gift


title: Excellent Magazine!

text: This is a great magazine for men with a lot of great information that interests them!  I got it for my son-in--law!


title: GOOD MAGAZINE... COULD BE BETTER!

text: I have enjoyed this magazine for a number of years now, but unfortunately, it has been going downhill with its overly heavy advertising within the pages.  Way too many ads.....  if they cut out about a third of the ads and added a third more content of interest, it would be perfect!  But, who am I kidding here.... they are out to make as much money as possible and the heck with us readers!  They almost could be forgiven, if... they created twelve issues a year with a thirteenth double issue at the years end in December!


title: Too many adds

text: Too many adds.


title: More left wing spin

text: I can't read this magazine anymore. It is written by and for high school students who don't like to read. I am canceling this and subscribing to the Economist.


title: love Food Network Magazine

text: Love it! I make one recipe for the magazine each month. Hope to do mor in the coming months.


title: Excellent!

text: As a subscriber of many periodical publications, Smithsonian is one of my favorites. The choice of articles is excellent and they are very well written. Chapeau!


title: Good reading

text: Good magazine of life and faith integration with a view to some current events.


title: A treat each week

text: The Weekly Telegraph is a treat each week.  Whether you are a UK ex-pat, otherwise interested in UK affairs, or want a different perspective on world events the Weekly Telegraph is for you.  While it may seem a bit pricey for an annual subscription, the money is well spent - especially if you want a real paper in your hands rather than trying to read your news of a screen.


title: what a fabulous magazine, probably the most impressive publication ...

text: what a fabulous magazine, probably the most impressive publication I receive.  Have<br />read from cover to cover.  Cant wait for the next issue.


title: Take away the unknown in entertainment !

text: Great magazine for quick review s of movies and tv and music 🎶. Takes away yhe


title: great magazine

text: I get this magazine every year, because it has some beautiful and useful ideas.  Plus the recipes are great, especially because I have to follow several health diets and these fit it great.


title: Love this magazine!

text: I think this is one of the best magazines.  It gives advise, articles that help everyday living, Nd great recipes. I have read it for years and will continue my subscription.  I recommend to all to buy.


title: Great magazine!

text: Great way to view and use without the bulk of paper to fix a new receipt.  Check it out to experience!


title: Love this magazine very much.

text: I gave it five stars because it has. something new and exciting. to try off you l poo or being a Southern Woman!


title: Dr. Oz The Good Life Magazine

text: Arrived sooner than I expected!! Great magazine!!


title: I love Reader's Digest

text: I love Reader's Digest.  It is full of great information, interesting stories, and the word challenges are always fun to do as well. One of my favorite things about this magazine is the compact size that is easy to slip into my purse or computer bag!


I gave this subscription to my sister and my step-daughter as they were both engage to be married last year.  They both loved it and had  wonderful weddings; using some of the info. that they had seen in the magazines.  Even though I was a bride over 15 years ago, I still enjoyed looking at the beautiful pictures!!


title: BEWARE!

text: If you love your Catholic faith and the Church, or would like to discover what She really teaches, DO NOT read this heretical book. Oh yes, it's beautifully done in the image of trusted resources, and looks innocuous enough, but it is a WOLF IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING.  Like Satan itself, it takes a bit of good or truth (like the Daily Readings) and weaves in distortion and heresy.  Published by a group of pretend clergy who seek to destroy the Bride of Christ.  There are REAL resources to embolden your faith like "Magnifcat" and "The Word Among Us."  Don't be lured in like I was!


title: Five Stars

text: I had this subscription earlier and enjoyed it so much I presubscribed.


title: Great for detail

text: I love being able to enlarge the photos of paintings on my kindle to see detail.  This is very convenient for me since I travel between my condo and beach home I can carry and receive on my kindle.


title: Too high end

text: I like good audio equipment.  My Carver and KEF are fine but this ultra high-end is not for me.


title: I LOVE THIS MAGAZINE!

text: HGTV is a wonderful magazine with great info to use daily!


title: Perfect gift for my mother who loves Ree Drummond

text: Ordered for my mother for her birthday!<br />We just love Ree Drummond and all of her books, show, and kitchen items.


title: Great for a Dino loving kiddo

text: We got this for our dinosaur-loving four year old.  It’s a fun little surprise each month. They’re not too long, but that works great because neither is his attention span.


title: Good stories, good how to articles

text: If you are a traditional archer, this magazine will bring you hours of entertainment and knowledge. Good stories, good how to articles, and good photography.


title: Favorite!

text: Love this magazine - I look forward to it.  Great information


title: One Star

text: haven't received any issues at all so I couldn't tell you anything


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome magazine


title: a glorified cesspool for scammers to buy your name and address

text: This doesn't even get to be called trash. It is an absolute waste of paper! Not only is the information in the "magazine" absolutely nonsense, but the company actually sells your information to nonsense chain-letter people. See picture attached. Save yourself the money, time, and annoyance! This is a glorified mailing list so they can sell your name. That's all it is!

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title: Geared heavily toward gamers

text: Lot's of great stuff. Forward looking on all types of technology and science. I do find it heavily aimed at gamers with lengthy sections on reviews and discussion of computer gaming, which I have no interest in (old fogie).


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Arthritis Self Management

text: I bought this for my mother who suffers from arthritis and she didn't think it had as many articles that it should and too many advertisements.


title: Great magazine

text: My wife really enjoys reading the articles in this magazine so I renew it every year for her.  I'll occasionally read some of the artixles as well and find them very interesting.  If you like archaeology, you should try it.


title: Great gift!

text: I ordered this subscription for my mother and she loves it.  Something fun to do without tv or the internet, great way to unwind before bed.


title: Constant Demoralizing Comments.Make It Clear They Don't Expect Much From You.

text:
I'm a professional with two college degrees and starting the third. I do above average work on the job,and care for myself as well as any other able-bodied adult,thank you.I also live with ADD, as do many highly successful people. The majority of people with ADD have above average IQ's,lead rewarding lives, have successful relationships, and many are successful leaders.

I was shocked and horrified at the degrading drivel in ADDitude's magazines and on their web site.

Some excerpts from the Summer 2012 magazine:
"We adults with ADD are good at beating ourselves up." Speak for yourself but don't tell me how I think. "True self-esteem is independent of others' opinions." Translation: ADDitude says other people have a low opinion of people with ADD."Create a reward for yourself for completing(one)task." Seriously!!!! It REALLY DOES say that!!!! I put my glasses on and looked at it again to be sure I'd even read it right."What is your favorite snack to PREPARE FOR your child with ADD...?" Having ADD renders a school age children unable to prepare a snack now? WHAT???!!!

From the Winter 2011 issue:
"If there is something that makes my brain whirl I don't take it to bed with me." In reality,if ADD/ADHD causes a racing brain, medical attention is needed. If someone can stop their brain from racing, at will it's doubtful they have ADD/ADHD.The magazine suggested taking a lukewarm shower to slow a brain that is biologically hyperactive. That is not anatomically possible.That was when I threw the magazine down in disgust.When an ADD person's brain won't shut off and they're trying to function with no sleep in the last 36 hours, that's biological.A person in that state needs immediate medical attention from a physician who has experience with ADD/ADHD.

On ADDitude.com,yet another spouse of an ADD person was moaning that her ADD husband doesn't do household chores at the exact times or in the exact way that she wants him to.(Cue the violins.)The long-suffering saint says that, why, her ADD husband practically doesn't do any household chores anymore. Duh!The moderator and the group agree she's a saint who deserves a halo for putting up with the supposedly damaged guy. This is far from the first time ADDitude has told ADD people we're a burden to our spouses and they're doing us a big favor by putting up with us.

Every issue is filled with messages that people with ADD don't have good relationships, need people to talk us through basic activities of daily living, that there's little we can do about losing and forgetting things.(I don't THINK SO.)Every issue repeats several times that learning is EXTREMELY hard for us, that our important relationships are, of course, all on the rocks,and it's 100% our fault because we're so hard to be around. ADDitude has printed that people with ADD have such violent outbursts that their families and spouses will need to talk them down. In truth their writers need to go back to high school freshman Health 101 and not come back to the table until they've passed it!

If the above-listed scenarios are really playing out in an ADD adult's life something is VERY wrong. Perhaps there's a second diagnosis that hasn't been identified.The patient may need to demand that their physician get their ADD under control or refer them to someone who can.Unmedicated ADD interferes with focusing attention, causes trouble concentrating,often causes short term memory problems,and often causes impulsiveness.ADHD does the same and also causes hyperactivity. ADD is highly treatable.People with ADD DON'T have rabies and we DON'T have advanced dementia.

There are several ways some brains work differently than the majority of the population. Left-handedness, perfect pitch, and ADD are all examples.ADDitude studiously ignores the fact that ADD often has as many advantages as disadvantages. Common advantages are creativity, intuition, above average intelligence,and heightened empathy.

It's reprehensible  that people who have ADD or love someone who does, can't read ADDitude without being subjected to one demoralizing, and untrue put-down after another. It's disgusting that ADDitude has yet to print that ADD is a highly manageable quirk in some brains that has advantages as well as disadvantages.People are likely to live up or down to expectations.


title: Fraudulent billing

text: Excellent information contained in this publication.It is published by Cornell University's College of Veterinary Medicine Feline Health Center.Therefore I was recently appalled when their circulation director tried to rip me off for $24.My checking account records clearly showed that the balance had been paid several weeks prior to him pulling that stunt.<br />When I catch somebody trying to steal from me I'm afraid we no longer have a working relationship, and I cancelled my subscription.Really a shame, because Catwatch posts a lot of information that guardians of cats need.


title: More reasonable subscription costs & subscriptions arrived earlier than 4-6 weeks

text: One of six different magazines for home at incredible prices vs newsstand or direct contact with publisher. Also the mags began arriving much sooner than the 4-6 6 weeks. Will continue to reorder thru Amazon Prime.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it just like the sport itself!


title: Five Stars

text: Love!


title: A Must for Anyone Considering a Garden Railroad

text:
If you've seen model trains running in a botannical garden, or someone's backyard, and you're wondering what it would take to get trains running in your back yard, or if you're a beginning or intermediate garden railroader, you need this magazine.  The product reviews and catalog listings alone will give you back the cost of your subscription quickly.  And the articles will save you time and money, as they help you make choices and achieve your "dream" railroad.  Even longtime hobbyists find the many great photographs inspiring and the "tips and tricks" helpful.

I've subscribed off and on for over a decade, and I've known many of the editors and the folks who submit articles for almost that long.  As a resource for garden railroaders at all stages of development (from dreamers to empire-builders), this magazine is unequalled.  Yes, there will occasionally be an issue that doesn't seem to have many articles targeted to your specific needs, but there will also be issues that are "dead-on" for what you're trying to accomplish this month.

Best of luck, as you plan, build, or run your garden railroad.

Paul D. Race - Editor for Family Garden Trains (tm) (no relationship to Garden Railways magazine)


title: Flying Humvees!

text: Really there is nothing more to say. If this is the kind of "science" you're interested in then this is the publication for you. Over the course of a year there was one article on particle physics/molecular biology that was useful. There is a great series for science articles called "The Best Science Writing of..." a particular year. For people interested in science and tech, these are great books and offer more useful information.


title: Great Educational Magazine!

text: I ordered the National Geographic Kids magazine for my daughter for her 9th birthday and we both love it! I just renewed our subscription. I don't know what's up with all the reviews saying it's just a big ad, but this one is not. Maybe they have improved, or maybe it's the "little kids" version, but the one we are receiving have little to no ads in them. I think one issue had an ad for goldfish crackers. Filled with short stories and facts, it's easy to digest and makes learning fun!


title: Has some good info, but it's honestly just a giant ad ...

text: Has some good info, but it's honestly just a giant ad for Guns & Gear. Since most of the stuff is cool i'm not complaining, but it lacks some substance that other publications have.


title: Why

text: For years I read time magazine on my Android smart phone. One day I went to read it and it did not work anymore. I called amazon, great customer service but they could not explain why the content was removed. Bring back Android support! The magazine on kindle app was great. Less content but still great. Bring it back!


title: Motor Trend

text: I bought this magazine as a gift for my motorhead son. He's read several books, the Car and Driver, Road and track, and a few others we've tried.  He says that this one is his new favorite.  The articles are good and the choice of information is good for the reader.  Even my husband now is picking them up and reading.


title: Five Stars

text: My son is engrossed in this magazine!


title: Four Stars

text: Like how they talk about the new balls coming out!


title: Fav mag

text: Great magazine when you feel like you're in a dinner slump


title: Good for music lovers

text: An okay read, nothing I would subscribe to.  Probably due to my age LOL


title: Way Too Expensive - Slow Delivery

text: The magazine has top notch reporting. the quality of the writing on the film and entertainment business is an important linchpin in understanding what’s happening in the fast paced world of Hollywood. My chief complaints about the print edition are that it’s way too expensive ($179 per year???) and the issues frequently arrive too late, especially the Oscar editions which are so time sensitive. Reading the analysis and Oscar commentary AFTER awards have been announced is anticlimactical and of little use. I just received a one-time only opportunity offering me a free “Weekender Duffel Bag” for saving them from the added expense of sending more renewal notices. I think I’ll save some trees and go digital.


title: Calling all Geeks!

text: Popular Science is a great read and always on the front lines of new ideas relevant to the rest of us.  Where Popular Mechanics is a more home do it yourselfer Popular Science is for the geek in all of us.  I usually burn through the issue right away and have to wait a whole month for another!  You also can't beat the price on Amazon!


title: The Best L.A has to offer'

text: I love visiting Los Angeles! Los Angeles magazine helps keep me up to date as to what's currently happening, latest trends and some real hidden gems in the L.A area. Great dining and entertainment guides as well!


title: Seventeen Magazine

text: It arrived sooner then stated, which was excellant and the price cant be beat anywhere. My daughter loves this magazine and reads it cover to cover, I am very happy with the fast turnaround time and prompt customer service'


title: Be in the Know

text:
I'm a 30-something female who is NOT a techie geek. However, I've been a subscriber to Wired magazine for several years now, and I love it (and so does my husband)!

Obviously, there are some articles I don't relate to at ALL (nor do I understand them). However, the majority of articles are engaging and downright fascinating. For example, the most current issue (Jul. 2007) features a cover story of Transformers (the movie). But what I DIDN'T realize (until I read this issue) is that many fans were concerned about the choice for director ("Please God, don't let Michael Bay screw this up.") because many children of the 80's (of which I am one) saw Optimus Prime as a father figure, especially for the latch key kids.

These fans were concerned that Bay, known for his blow-em-up action flicks, would disregard the emotional component of Transformers--which is (apparently) important to many.

Let me share a few of the stories from the current issue to show you the kind of goodies you get in each issue:

* Sail of the Century - Venture capitalist Tom Perkins wanted a new boat, so he built the biggest, riskiest, most technologically advanced sailing machine on the planet

* The Whole Earth, Catalogued - How Google Maps is changing the way we see the world

* The Human Advantage - Computers are great at crunching numbers. But when it comes to tasks like translating languages or identifying beauty, the cortex still beats the CPU

* The Trials of Hans Reiser - A brilliant but irascible coder. A missing wife. Incriminating blood. And a host of questions. How a Linux geek became a murder suspect.

Of course, there's also must-have gears and gadget profiles as well as reviews. Rants from readers are featured, as well as thought-provoking essays. (This month's essay? Why the U.S. needs a high-speed rail system.)

Perhaps my favorite monthly feature, though, is Artifacts from the Future. These faux "ads" from the future are clever--and slick as spit. You'd never know they were jokes at first glance!

So if you're interested in trends involving computers, religion/spirituality, art, music, transportation, the environment, gaming, pop culture, medicine, journalism, sports, psychology and more...you'll probably enjoy Wired. The interviews are utterly intriguing (this month, Wired did a mini-interview with Nicole Lapin, one of the youngest anchors in CNN's history), and the graphics are smart and appealing. Even the ads are (usually) fresh and compelling (well, when they're not aimed at twenty-something corporate males...)!


title: Edited by 1000 Cooks...and Has No Ads!

text:
I first came across Taste of Home Magazine about 10 years ago. Some friends of mine were quite the experimental couple who loved to try out new recipes. As the recipient of tasty appetizers, dips, and desserts, I asked them for the recipes. It was then that they shared this magazine with me...and I've been a subscriber ever since!

Each magazine features several special features, as well as mainstay departments such as Potluck Pleasers, My Mom's Best Meal, Getting in the Theme of Things, and Super Snacks and Appetizers. Arguably the best part of this magazine is their clip-and-keep section of recipes which feature color photos of the dish. Just cut out the recipe, and ouila! it's ready for your recipe box.

Other information-packed sections include Ask Our Food Editor, Touring Country Kitchens, Ted's Toothpick Contest, Lively Leftovers, and more. Each issue also features a recipe contest to win cold, hard cash.

Some of the great recipes that are in the most recent issue include:

Swiss-Stuffed Porkchops

Open-Faced Turkey Tacos

Spinach Shrimp Fettuccine

Coffee 'n' Cream Brownies

Cucumber Potato Salad

Asparagus Chicken Crepes

Hearty Jambalaya

Barvarian Strawberry Pie

and many more. Besides being tasty dishes, one of the great things about the recipes in Taste of Home is that they don't call for some exotic ingredients. Rather, they feature ingredients that can be found in any department store...even if you live in an out-of-the-way rural area!

Some of the recipes aren't exactly "quick", which is why I give it four stars. There are certainly quite a few quick and easy recipes, but there are also some that take quite a bit of prep work. If you're looking for a magazine with mostly quick recipes, try their sister publication, Quick Cooking (I subscribe to that one, as well...and actually like it better.)

Taste of Home has NO ads (amazing!), so it's nice that the magazine is chock full of recipes and information--not fillers and ads. This magazine also is very "country", so if you're looking for something trendy and cosmopolitan, this mag may not be for you. But if you like down-home country cookin', you'll likely love this magazine.


title: Explore Myth and Meaning With Parabola Magazine

text:
Parabola is a quarterly journal that's one of the pioneering publications on the subject of myth and tradition. Every issue explores one of the facets of human existence from the point of view of as many of the world's religious and spiritual traditions as possible, through the prism of story and symbol, myth, ritual, and sacred teachings.

Why are we here? and What's the meaning of life? are two of the oldest questions posed by humanity, and Parabola covers the spectrum of the mystical, psychological, anthropological while exploring these age-old questions.

Parabola covers a specific topic theme every issue. For example, one issue's theme was Chaos and Order and featured articles like:

*A Celtic Mandala (which looks at an archetype of order)
*A Hymn by Thomas Moore (honoring the positive attributes of disorder)
*Monsters, Children of Chaos (about what lurks in the dark deep).

Past journal themes that have been explored include:

*Riddle and Mystery: Questions With Answers, Questions Without Answers
*Dying: Ending or the Beginning of Transformation?
*Play and Work: Struggle and Relaxion in the Search for Meaning
*The Knight and The Hermit: Heroes of Action and Reflection
*Prison: Inner and Outer Confinement.

The issue on Friendship features pieces such as:

*A gathering of Sufi and Medieval Welsh poems with commentary from Coleman Barks
*Gehlek Rimpoche describing the qualities of the sangha
*Hazrat Inayat Khan speaks on the spirits of agitation and of brotherhood
*Kate Chadbourne follows a Welsh prince into the Underworld and finds an unexpected friendship
*A tribute to the late Lakota elder and activist Tony Black Feather
*Retellings of stories from the Hindu, Jewish, and Native American traditions

If you enjoy the likes of Carl Jung, Joseph Campbell, and Clarissa Pinkola Estes--as well as myth, symbols, meaning, and culture--you'll find Parabola Magazine a feast for mind and spirit.


title: Relevant, Engrossing, and Inspirational

text:
Spirituality and Health is a bi-monthly magazine that reports on the ideas, the people, and the practices of the current spiritual renaissance.

Featuring reviews of books, DVD's, and music, as well as lively columns and interviews, Spiritual and Health Magazine explores the mind/body connection, healing, spiritual practice, science, psychology, and more.

Here is a sample of some of the articles featured in this magazine:

*Socrates' Seven Spiritual Principles
*The Healing Power of Doing Good: The New Science of Volunteering
*The Standford Forgivness Project
*Qi Vs. Cancer
*Lessons From Mindful Corporations.
*Recovering From Infidelity
*Classic Hymns Cut Through Dementia
*Spiritual Literacy in Wartime
*How Plants May Explain the Intelligence of Ants

Magazine departments include book and movie reviews, gorgeous art and photographic galleries, beliefs from all walks of life and faiths, commentary by Thomas Moore, and more. One of my favorite sections is What Goes On In There, Really? which examines different worship practices. They have profiled experiences like a Pentecostal Christian service, Dances of Universal Peace, Maundy Thursday in Baghdad, Friday Night Shabbat Service, Siddha Yoga Meditation Ashram, and Spotting Elves in Iceland.

I've been a subscriber for several years now, and once I sit down to begin reading Spiritual and Health Magazine, it's hard to get up! You never feel like you're preached at; rather, this magazine offers gentle observations on contemporary culture, ancient wisdom, science, healing, personal growth, new discoveries, and spirituality--with breathtaking color photographs placed throughout. This magazine is truly a visual feast, as well as food for the soul.


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoy reading this has a lot of informative info.


title: practical

text: ignore the political crap.... is useful otherwise


title: Not very clear on what the subscription is for.

text: I only received 3 magazines, though I thought it was for a year. They weren't very clear about what the deal actually was.


title: Best Magazine.

text: Best magazine for the money on the market right now. I feel I can trust the information to be valid and current. The amusing stories and jokes are great. I subscribe to numerous magazines but if I had to only choose one, Reader's Digest would be it.


title: Coffee Table Magazine

text: Enjoyable monthly reading experience. Beautifully created look that belongs on a coffee table. Timely, informative & thought provoking. Downside: a few too many ads & articles on favorite things etc. that most of the reading public will never purchase or be able to afford.  On the expensive side off the newstand but can be purchased at a great deal on Amazon. Have seen lowest offer at 79 cents an issue versus $3.99 off the rack.


title: Addicted to Soaps!!!

text: Having watched soap operas for the past 28 years I like to be informed of upcoming episode news and to catch up on any I've missed. This magazine has it all. Personal stories of the actors too.


title: Great once, but lots of repeated stuff

text: Like most magazines, over 95% of this is ads and the ads are for dresses (75% of the magazine) and honeymoons (20%), which is great but once you have chosen your dress and honeymoon there isn't much left to look at! Each magazine gives you the exact same checklist and timeline for the wedding so you really only need to see it once. My favorite part of the magazine was the last page where you were given a little list of such things as best new dance songs, wedding traditions in different cultures or new DIY ideas. And every magazine would have a couple of pages (literally) that you could apply to your wedding. If you are in the market for a dress, get a book that just has dresses in it (the knot magazine usually has one 2-3 times a year I believe). This magazine honestly isn't worth a subscription and buying it once at the store is about all you need!


title: Great magazine

text: Good housekeeping has always been a wonderful magazine.  I look forward to receiving it and reading it each month.  Thanks


title: An excellent gift for Thomas fans

text: My son is still a Thomas fanatic at age 6, and he adores this magazine.  He spends several hours with it when it arrives every month, and he keeps old copies on his book shelf to thumb through while he's anxiously awaing the next publication.  The magazine is perfect for the emerging reader.


title: A great publication for beginners and experts.

text: We installed a garden railway last year, and this publication has proven to be extremely valuable.  Not only has it helped us locate suppliers in our region, but it's alerted us to special events and helped us with the specific details about how to build and maintain our railway.


title: Love Motorcycles

text: Ever since I have my Motorcycle endorsement I read Cycle World. Very useful in deciding what is out there for a Women to drive.


title: positive

text: Husband enjoys this magazine and also our grandsons.


title: Learning to survive the unpredictable elements of an outdoor adventure is your responsibility.

text: Recoil Off-Grid magazine is one of the most enlightening magazines available.  If you enjoy the outdoors, hunt, fish, camp, hike, and want to be able to survive your outdoor adventures, you need to be a subscriber.


title: Great Deal

text: I love this magazine!


title: Hard to put down, gives inspiration to work on diy projects that are simple and complex.

text: I love this magazine, great ideas, bright colors and solutions for your home!


title: Lovely Magazine

text: Well worth the expense, with beautiful photography and interesting information about antiques. I love the decorating ideas, as they are different than here in the states, and very refreshing.


title: Lovely Magazine

text: As an anglophile, I love this magazine! It's expensive to buy as an American, but I love the excellent photography, and it is packed with interesting information.


title: MODIFIED REVIEW - FINALLY RECEIVED MY FIRST ISSUE!

text:
NOTE: In my initial review, I gave the magazine ONE star because it took a LOT longer than normal to receive my first issue.  Now that it's arrived, all is forgiven!

I'm on my own "hybrid" of Atkins / South Beach and thought this magazine might fit the bill.  It DOES!  Good content; recipes that WORK and which are, for the most part, comparitively fast-and-easy.

I like the look / layout, and there's some good writing, too!  A nice change of pace from the "old standbys."


title: DON'T bother!

text: I purchased this magazine via my kindle, hoping for great recipes & a few helpful hints here & there that addressed anti-aging secrets & natural/homeopathic remedies etc. The majority of the magazine was advertisements for vitamin supplements & diet pills, as were half of the articles published in it. It's nothing but propaganda & unhealthy propaganda at that.<br />If you're looking for the newest ways to flush your money down the toilet on things you don't need, this is the magazine for you.


title: I've subscribed for several years

text: I've found this magazine gives us inspiration on other places to visit  here in Texas..even the ads have influenced us to check out some other cities/towns.  It has beautiful pictures and well-written articles.  The only reason I didn't give it a 5 (4.5 would probably be more accurate) is because I would like this magazine to highlight more places to eat.


title: Love love love the magazine

text: Love love love the magazineThey always have helpful hints on how to cook things, save money and very interesting other articles.


title: I love having a hard copy of this mag for the ...

text: I love having a hard copy of this mag for the future... and I love the fact that I can search on the digital version and read it off line. Super value!


title: aweome teen magazine!

text: this magazine is such a fun gift for any teen girl! (not just 17 year olds!) gives great advice/ideas on: fashion, friends, boys, money, beauty, health/fitness, and other girl stuff! i love it!


title: Jordan a fraud superstar

text: jesus christ says in matthew 25:41, "depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels." in matthew 13:42, jesus says: "and shall cast them into a furnace of fire: there shall be wailing and gnashing of teeth." hell is forever! all who enter hell -- abandon all hope!<br />guess where jordan and his supporters are going..... never try to kill your kid....... these fools are lucky not in jail. there will be no fbi to protect this fraud mj in slumps of india after life. no professional sports team from il/nc will not win any championship for next 100 years. eat the bob marley and bob marley curse. the ultimate truth was spoken by jesus when bob marley 2 rose from the dead on 05/10/2016......... do you believe in jesus christ now? hornets should be renamed to whorenuts...


title: Great deal!

text: Tough to beat 6 issues for $5. Got my first issue in less than a month.


title: Five Stars

text: Great articles!


title: interesting read

text: I never played golf before, however I'm interested in reading stories about this sport.


title: I Didn’t Purchase For Useless Restaurant Ads. Sucks!

text:
I have purchased magazines from this company in the past and enjoyed them.
Currently its become nothing but a restaurant ads publisher.

They bait you with the pictures and they feature
Subpar recipes where you can find better on YouTube.

Ads Trash and a waste of my hard earned coin. Thinking about Purchasing scan magazine while waiting in line at the grocery, bookstore or anywhere you buy it.

This one was 95% ads with crappie recipes.  Don’t waste your money on a subscription. Oh and they use the same recipes in their other magazine. Too lazy.


title: So nice to see what is on television!

text: with so much not to watch, it helps to know that the good programs can easily be selected and not missed!  a huge help when you don't have a DVR.


title: So much to do in L.A. and this magazine shows you where to go

text: Lots to do in L.A. and this magazine gives you choices.  It identifies new places to investigate and of course where to shop. I would recommend getting magazines through Amazon because they enlist the best prices.


title: Freebies inside every copy

text: Getting my copy each month was like opening a present.  The samples of shampoo, cream, money off coupons was great. The price was also the lowest on Amazon.


title: Great subscription price

text: I received my copies after a small delay while they processed my order .But after that I got them every month on time.  I enjoy the interviews and human interest stories of this magazine.


title: Great Food Magazine

text: I've been a subscriber to another food magazine for several years and wanted a change.  I watch the Food Network channel all the time and am happy to see that this magazine has more recepies then my last food magazine.  Great for all types of eaters!


title: Horse pics

text: Always enjoy this magazine


I do a lot of watercolor paintings. Like using the different horses as models. It's a great magazine to read


title: Best English Language News Weekly Available

text: I have been reading The Economist since the early 1980's.  It simply blows away the weekly U.S. news magazines in terms of breadth and depth in covering topics.  I read it cover-to-cover and it takes me about 3 hours to get through one issue.  In comparison, a typical issue of Time magazine takes about 30-45 minutes to read.  If you travel a lot, particulary by air, The Economist is an ideal flight companion.  It profitably fills the time for any trans-continental flight in the U.S.  I agree with the other favorable reviewers - if you have the time and want truly candid, in-depth news reporting, The Economist is for you.


title: Up do date with ease!

text: Great, economical way to receive this classic periodical.  Daily alerts to selected headline articles is a wonderful feature.


title: Fascinating for fans of old iron

text:
I love old tractors.  Old cars, old engines, old farm equipment.  And frankly, I'm not that old myself.  I have a tractor in the yard that's 20 years my elder, however, and I love having it around.  Antique Power Magazine takes you on a nationwide tour of what used to be the ubiquitous solution to Getting Things Done.  From little garden tractors that would be dwarfed by today's "riding mowers" (and unlike the modern mowers, those little garden tractors could still pull a small plow) to mighty old steam traction engines, they're all part of this country's post-industrial history.  And it's just brilliant stuff from collections as described by the owners, to the complicated, tortuous corporate histories, to sneak peeks at models seldom if ever seen by the public.

I gave a subscription of this magazine as a gift...for someone I LIKE.  That ought to point up how highly I regard it.


title: Useless Magazine

text: Mac Life magazine is useless -- as a new Mac user I thought it might be helpful in learning about Macs, but during my year's subscription I read maybe 2 helpful articles.  The bulk of the Magazine for more than half of the year has been about iPhone and apps.  Not being interested in either, I found little in the magazine that was worth reading.  Sure, some of the many ads are interesting, but I don't need to pay money to read them!<br />I will not be renewing my subscription and have been very disappointed in this magazine.


title: Needs to be more indepth & cover more topics but price is great

text:
Magazine is not as good as it used to be when I was growing up in the 1990's and early 2000's. Now the articles are not very indepth and only graze the topic. There are lot more photos now than before. I personally prefer Newsweek to Time Magazine, but I am glad Time didn't go fully digital.

Gave 3 stars instead of 2 because they still offer the print version for a great price. Not sure I will keep my subscription much longer though since I want a magazine that is more indepth on the current world issues and covers a wide variety of topics.


title: Great Magazine!

text: Great Magazine!


title: Unique Eats

text: Saveur has a unique take on the "cooking" magazine--more reading and fewer recipes but always interesting.  Some of the articles are so well written that I use them in teaching my writing class.  Saveur immerses you in unique food and drink cultures.


title: Nice Job

text: I enjoy this magazine because of the short cuts to healthier cooking--making veggies more enticing works for everyone.  Try it!


title: Now one of my favorites

text: Most of my magazines are passed along but not this one.  There is so much temptation in these recipes that I always keep Cooking Light for myself.


title: Super deal on this subscription!

text: Gift for my niece who is a cat fanatic - she loves it.  Thanks for the great deal!


title: Five Stars

text: great price and good magazine


title: First Things should be the first thing to read...

text: Wonderful magazine. Every article has much to offer (regarding info)


title: Five Stars

text: My dad loves it!


My stepdad loves to fly and he was very excited to get this magazine.  He flies his own personal plane and this was perfect for him.


title: Great projects

text: Projects galore for 4 to 6 shafts, and then 8 shafts. Rigid Heddle only (sadly) has only one project for it per issue. I would love more info dedicated to the rigid heddle/ knitters loom. But the magazine has great articles on everything fiber, to setting up your studio. Another Interweave publication.


title: Gift

text: This was a gift for someone. It took longer to get there than they said but he does like it; he's an Army guy.


title: My wife likes it

text: Ordered this for her last Christmas through Amazon since she is a fan of OW. Magazine arrives as scheduled with no hassles and will continue the subscription this year. It seems like a good deal.


title: Country Living Magazine

text: This is a wonderful magazine, especially if you love England, which I do.  I love the old houses portrayed in it, the stores and places to eat.  This is a great magazine.


title: Always interesting

text: Like the television show there is always something interesting and informative in the magazine.  I read every issue cover to cover.


title: Beautiful Images

text: Nice magazine, with beautiful photos. I thought there would be features about Victorian decor. So far there are not such features, but, I have only 1 magazine so far. I look forward to more issues, and although a little disappointed, I'm pretty happy I subscribed.


title: Five Stars

text: Very good magazine for sewers.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, lots of useful information, well written


title: Five Stars

text: Best magazine for home DIYers. Lots of good content and step by step instructions.


title: Great price

text: Great price  Great gift idea.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.  So many great ideas!!!


title: Five Stars

text: One of my fave magazines!


title: Love this magazIne

text: I would not be without this magazine. I have celiac disease and it has been invaluable with suggestions, recipes, product info, and fascinating articles.  I read it cover-to-cover each time! I have been a subscriber for about 2 years now. Highly recommend this if you have food allergies to contend with.  Great resource!!


title: Five Stars

text: Truly love this great magazine.


title: Best Price!

text: My husband loved his subscription and Amazon has the best price!


title: I like the magazine but they sent me 2 months behind ...

text: I like the magazine but they sent me 2 months behind when I signed up. At one time too! So my subscrition on the magazine reads June when it is clearly August. I guess 2 years in magazine time is really 22 months.


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine for my sports-loving husband.


title: Abbreviated version of magazine

text: This subscription is an abbreviated version of a standard subscription.  It is a waist of money.


title: Great magazine

text: This is a gift for a friend who loves to cook and she really enjoys this magazine. She would recommend it highly.


title: Thank you!

text: Thank you!


title: A great gift.

text: The children wait anxiously for each edition.


title: Five Stars

text: Been getting it for the last few years not disappointed


title: review

text: excellent reading and very informative. i highly recommend it  to history readers this magazine and it dont get any better than that


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine with lots of fitness and health tips. Also recipes. Articles seem well researched. I like the June 2019  issue’s focus on mental health. Something for everyone.


title: Not a fan of the new Shape

text: Like the others - I agree  that Shape magazine barely qualifies as a “fitness magazine”. It has very little in the way of content and mostly sells beauty items and clothes. No real discussion of workouts or workout tips. The recipes are online. The articles are also extremely high level and short. Not sure what they’re going for


title: Stay strong and flexible

text: Inspirational, informative and motivational!  Love devouring my Yoga Journal from cover to cover. Especially like the anatomy section.


title: I love InStyle

text: Great magazine of just fashion, celebs n makeup. I love how thick the magazine is and so interesting. It's great.


title: Interesting

text: Overall, I enjoy this magazine and look forward to it arriving in my mailbox.  Like all periodicals, some issues are hit or miss, but overall it's an interesting read.  The feel of the magazine is exceptional--with a beautiful matte cover, and substantial pages, it's like a little picture book unto itself.  The main push is in extremely cunning, modern designs, so if you prefer a more traditional look [read: not less-is-more] or are not interested in modern technologies for the home, perhaps this isn't your bag.  I enjoy articles profiling designers, getting a glimpse into others' homes, making the most of small spaces, and learning about homes on a more global basis.  Their fresh take on technologies and going green is very refreshing, and waaay beyond the old "install a CFL light bulb and you're green!".  I must admit, however, that Dwell does seem to be California-heavy and has a lot of articles on architects and their homes or extremely expensive furniture, but they still branch out enough to give one a sense of, say, the use of color in India, floating homes in the Netherlands, or homes built as urban infill.  They have also been doing a great job recently exploring smaller homes and apartments, a breath of fresh air from others in this business.  It's a good and worthwhile read that will help you explore non-traditional materials, designs, and thoughts on the industry of "home".


title: Love this magazine

text: I loved it!


title: Love

text: Love it! I love to read and incorporates ,cooking , cerebral context and design


title: Happy Wife

text: Got this for my wife and she loves it


title: A Wealth Of Knowledge

text: I have received my first issue and can only say WOW. Nice geeky explanations of the nuances of the craft I enjoy.

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title: I love this magazine!!!

text: I love this magazine!!  It has been around for decades and has a lot of fun to learn projects and ideas. Any handyman would like to get this subscription!


title: Trouble receiving magazine

text: I love the magazine, and up until June 2018, all was well. I have not received July or August; notified Amazon and also Reader's Digest, so hope this will be fixed. Prior to this problem, I would have given a 5 star.


title: Any Single Article Could Save your Life

text: Without a doubt it's the best pilot reading I do every month, cover to cover. Many articles are challenging enough in technical content to merit reading it twice.  More constructive than NTSB Reporter.  Much less expensive than an hour of flight.  Any single article could save your life.  Buy the back issues.  Buy a 3 ring binder. Buy a gift subscription.


title: Nice magazine!

text: Great photos and ideas!


title: If you like Allure, get Lucky!

text: I originally subscribed to Lucky (at a very low rate) because I knew it was by the same publishers as Allure and I got impatient waiting for my Allure once a month.  Now it has a very valued place in my magazine collection.  Not only is the layout very visually pleasing and fun to read, but the samples, coupons, contests and discounts will be worth more than the subscription cost. I would say there's an average of $5 in coupons from brands like Maybelline, Revlon and Almay each month. It really has something for everyone. It has fashion, beauty, spas and home decor.  I myself love the skin and hair care & makeup trends.  And the products featured are in a large price range from cheap to expensive.  I found a great detangling conditioner from Origins in the pages, and in a large size it costs the same as drugstore brands--What a find!--and it really works.  There are also advice columns so you can write in for your own beauty advice if you want.  If you have ever wondered why your face creams cure wrinkles (or don't), then this magazine is for you. If you read a magazine to have fun and escape, Lucky is also for you--no articles about boyfriends, work (except what to wear), politics or social issues (unless they're trends)!


title: Five Stars

text: love this magazine and the cheapest place I found it


title: Five Stars

text: great reading


title: Five Stars

text: great stories


title: I like the MAG but wish the company wouldn't harass me so much

text: I used to always pick this magazine up when I went grocery shopping and I enjoyed reading the articles and clipping the coupons.  I decided to order a 2 year subscription as a birthday present for myself.  After about 6 months I  started receiving renewal notices stating my last issue was coming soon AND I needed to purchase another subscription.  It seemed as though I was receiving these notices every 2 weeks.  Well, if I had not known for sure the month I purchased my 1st subscription I might have ordered another one very early.  I ignored these notices and my magazine is still coming BUT it is sort of aggravating receiving these notices every 2 weeks when I have more than a year to go on my subscription.  I hope my magazine continues to arrive for 2 years.  I am keeping my fingers crossed.


title: Good articles.

text: Husband's favorite magazine.


title: Great magazine!!!

text: Love this magazine. Make projects easy to understand for us ametuers.


title: Haven't received it yet!

text: I really don't hate it, but my subscription doesn't start til January 2013.  So get back to me in the New Year.


title: Not worth it

text: Not worth it


title: Magazine subscription was never processed

text: I ordered Gq British edition as a gift for a friend last May.  It was supposed to arrive by August but never did.  I called the phone # on the credit card statement & they said they would check it out & let me know.  I never was contacted, so I emailed Amazon & they replied right away and said the publisher had never processed the order.  In the meantime, the friend was moving, so I decided to cancel the order.  Amazon refunded the money fairly quickly. The problem was with the publisher, not Amazon.


title: Great for kids!

text: I renew for my nephew every year and he loves Ranger Rick.


title: LOVE IT

text: ALWAYS LOVED WHEN I WAS GROWING UP AND NOW LOVE IT STILL! VERY INFORMATIVE


title: Five Stars

text: Favorite magazine!


title: Great deal

text: Great deal


title: Pay for a year, receive one issue

text: I was so excited to sign up for this magazine - I have subscribed to HGTV numerous times, thought this would be another fun monthly find in the mailbox. Paid for the subscription in November - it's now almost September of the following year and I have received ONE issue. And my subscription to HGTV went all wonky - and I've received only two issues in that same time span when I used to receive it monthly. I have called and e-mailed the company several times. At one point they blamed the Post Office (all of my non-Hearst magazines are arriving just fine!) and I e-mailed and spoke with the Post Office just in case. Such a disappointment. I feel like there should be an easy fix, but somehow that isn't the case. (#firstworldproblems - but still - don't waste your money!)


title: A few good articles.

text: Smaller than I remember. A few good articles.


title: Magazine is good. Service isn’t.

text: It took much longer to get the first issue than I’d been told. This was especially a problem since it was a gift.


title: Not a fashion magazine anymore..I don't know what it is.

text: tried to cancel but was unsuccessful, even though I did it seconds after I ordered it.  SO be sure you want it.  I was right wanting to cancel.  Hardly has any fashion, mostly ads and articles of which I am not interested in.  I get writing about a designer, but give me fashion.  I remember VOGUE years ago.  Fashion all thru the magazine, even the ads had beautiful clothes.  No longer a fun magazine I want to look at.  Hope I can cancel the renewal..unless they improve, like more fashion and more interesting photos....I will not renew.  I would not recommend this magazine if you are looking for fashion.  Only if you want to read long fastidious articles.  I like to read but I have not been able to finish their articles.


title: Less to digest...

text: I agree with the other review, this is loaded with advertising inserts, and nothing much to read.


title: Love Creative Knitting

text: I love Creative Knitting but over the last year, fewer patterns appeal to me.  I like the fact that most women's patterns are written for many sizes.  I would like to see more childrens' patterns, ages 4 - teens.


title: Love it

text: Love it. I do not have time to watch TV or read the news in details (only headlines). The New Yorker publish very intelectuals insightful articles about medicine, science, technology, art, history. In two months of subscription I learned  a lot. My horizons shifted. Each article makes you think, analyze, feel. So far, it has been great experience.


title: Get 'em reading!

text: Great opportunity for my grandson to read something other than video play.


title: suzy

text: Love this magazine.  If you are a coupon clipper, this magazine is for you!  Lots of coupons.  You will get your money back on this subscription from all the coupon savings.  Also, a great magazine for information on diet, money, family, fashion, etc.


title: Readers digest digested further

text: Wow, RD not as I remember. Even shorter articles, fewer articles, shorter columns.


title: Three Stars

text: mostly ads


title: Four Stars

text: good pictures and article


title: Four Stars

text: Good mag, good price !


title: Like the magazine

text: Like the magazine. Just seems that magazines don't have the content they used to did. That said, this is one of the better fishing mags out there.


title: Cheaper on the Website

text: It's decent, its really something you read to try to keep your mind focused on what you want to achieve.  I guess I'm writing this review because the print and digital subscription is only $30 & the digital only is $20 on the actual magazines website.  So if you want to be successful and save $5 or something like 17% you should buy the magazine through the website.


title: Fun

text: Always fun to read without the irritating unsubstantiated gossip about who else? This is pretty much a K-klan free zone.


title: My favorite magazine

text: My favorite magazine


title: Avoid

text: I bought the one year subscription (December 2011) but already receiving "notices" that my subscription is about to run out and that I need to renew (now only 6 months later). I don't get the magazines on time and one month never even got it!


title: Complicated Gourmet Food!

text: If you have all the time in the world to cook, then this black and white magazine is for you.  The recipes are definately NOT something you can do in an hour or less.  Plus, many of the ingredients the recipes call for are hard to find.  I've been receiving the magazine for 6 months now and haven't made anything from it yet.  Don't waste your time unless you are a gourmet chef.


title: Fun ideas for your shoreline retreat!

text: Just renewed! fun ideas on decorating with shoreline color schemes!  photos alone are a virtual vacation! I keep each issue in the car to read when stuck in city traffic!


title: Good magazine but they do recycle a lot of the ...

text:
Good magazine but they do recycle a lot of the articles from years past. And there are more pages
of advertisements than articles. That said, there is a wealth of information about the anatomy, postures,
how to use yoga to center your body, mind and spirit. Well worth the price! The only reason I gave it
just four stars is because the first issue of my subscription took months to arrive.


title: Good service

text: Good service and price for this subscription.  No problems with delivery each month so far.


title: Decent price, okay magazine (Helpful Reviewer)

text:
I bought this for my high school class and they enjoyed looking at the cars and seeing what was coming.

As for the articles, be sure to be a car enthusiast in order to enjoy it.
I grew up with this magazine and it has stayed basically the same through the 15 years I can remember seeing it.

I would say it is a must if you want to keep up with the new car fashions and trends.  If not, I would not make the effort to get it.


title: Wonderful

text: Wonderful place prayer book<br />With daily prayers and Mass readings for every day.


title: Excellent Magazine

text: A really well done magazine for those of us who are lucky enough to live in NC (born and bred!) or those who just love this wonderful state.


title: Five Stars

text: Received as expected!


title: Three Stars

text: ok


title: 6 week delay in receiving magazine

text: I continue to like the magazine, Harry Keohane


title: Still a Good Magazine

text: One of the 'go-to' magazines to stay abreast of auto-related developments.  Subscription started ahead of schedule.


title: great magazine

text: Great magazine gives you great details love it


title: Great magazine

text: Greatmagazine enjoy every article


title: Excellent coin magazine

text: Excellent coin magazine for coins of Great Britain.


title: Four Stars

text: my daughter in law is very happy with this magazine


title: Three Stars

text: It's ok, I prefer the comments online..


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: It's a fun book to read.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, just all the projects were way over my head as I am not that handy.


title: Oh yea

text: Good pics for guys


title: Always Enjoy It

text: This is the easiest way to keep my magazine subscription up to date. The whole family enjoys Wired. Highly recommended.


title: Mags

text: I love the service on my magazine subscriptions. The fact that I get both print and ezine versions is very helpful to me and the people I share information with.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy it


title: Five Stars

text: Great gift to give a sports fan.


title: Five Stars

text: So many good ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: great price, whoot whoot $5. ;)


title: Good magazine

text: Lots of good tips and the price was great!  No complaints here.  The first issue arrived only a couple of weeks after I placed my order.


title: Good

text: Good


title: Great value part 2!!!

text: Once again, you can't beat the price. However, the wait is terrible.  At least with this mag I will get a DVD of demos.


title: Great value!!!

text: I think this deal is awesome, but the ship time is terrible.  I enjoy reading PS Mags and XB Mags, but if you have to wait three months for the first issue, DAMN!!!  Anyhow, you can't beat the price and despite the wait, I would recommend the purchase.


title: Magazine discontinued but they still accept your money

text:
Very unhappy with PCW over their decision to discontinue their magazine publication as I had just renewed my subscription for 2 years. When they cashed my check they would have known that they were unable to provide what I had paid for and should have given me the option of subscribing to the online only edition instead. I have just received the first issue dated August  which is very thin and informs the reader that this will be their last issue! I shall demand a refund for the remaining 23 issues which they will not be sending.
I note that Amazon is also offering subscriptions so it looks like they have not even told Amazon that there will be no more magazines!
I have given 1 star but a  magazine that does not exist should not have any stars. Before this I would have given it 5.


title: Several hours of peaceful bliss guaranteed!

text: Second reorder for my 8 year old grandson. He reads it cover to cover the day he gets it in the mail.


title: Not what I wanted

text: Do not remember ordering this magazine.  It’s over the top in decorating.  Only a millionaire with out rages taste would decorate this way.


title: Disappointed. This magazine never had adds and now it ...

text: Disappointed.  This magazine never had adds and now it does....


title: Only received 3 issues

text: Received only 3 issues and never received any more. It only comes out every two months but after the December issue it just stopped coming.


title: Easy readie

text: I’ve loved the articles in Reader’s Digest for years and at 50 I joined AARP and got the large print version of Reader’s Digest:) Don’t need the walk in bath or lift chairs that are advertised but I do love being able to read without holding it up to my eye.


title: Fantastic Magazine

text: I have been reading Cruise Travel since 1985 and I love each and every issue!  Always great information on current ships, news from the industry and the Letters to the Editor are the first thing I read as soon as I get my issue!


title: Cooks Illustrated

text: This is an absolutely outstanding publication for the person seriously interested in cooking as an art as well as cooking for relaxation.


title: Going downhill I think

text:
I have been reading this mag for 2 years or so.  With it being the only true PC game magazine left I am glad they are keeping it real.  Reviews are always sketchy in any venue.  But I find their opinions interesting.  Even when I don't agree.  They do a fantastic job on keeping me up to date on new hardware.  Don't expect much from the discs.  I have never really gotten anything out of them. But then again I am almost exclusively into FPS.  So that does limit me.

I just renewed my subscription after letting it lapse for 6 mo. or so.  It took a full 2 mo. to get my first issue.  I think the mag has changed a good bit in that short time.  Many, Many adds.  And very little on FPS.  I hope it improves.


title: Five Stars

text: thanks


title: Four months to receive first issue.

text: Takes from January to May for subscription to begin.

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title: Rachael Ray Every Day

text: I received my first copy well ahead of the projected reciept date and it is everything I knew it would be.


title: Four Stars

text: nice magazine


title: Inspiring!

text: My favorite magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: It delivers what the its title indicates that it is about. What more should one want?


title: Four Stars

text: Its nice read for 7 year old and finds alot of things about animals.


title: Great Deal!

text: Great deal on a great magazine!  I love having the ability to read this at my leisure. It also came with an online subscription, which is nice, but I do prefer having the physical magazine.  And I love Wired!


We are a do-it-yourself family who have remodeled four homes. We have gained so much valuable information for the Family Handyman magazines that I keep every issue in my library and refer back through them when I need advice and inspiration. After several years, I continue my subscription and have even gotten my son-in-law hooked on this magazine. Great information for the new homeowner or the experienced do-it-yourselfer!


title: It is nice to receive new recipes and ideas on a regular ...

text: Taste of Home has been part of my family's cookbook collection for several years.  It is nice to receive new recipes and ideas on a regular basis.


title: Exceptional

text: This is an exceptional summer issue. Covers all the basics and then some.  So glad I purchased it. Never disappointed with InStyle.


title: Great Magazine for the Armchair Scientist

text: This is one of the few magazines to which I've ever subscribed.  It's one of the best sources available for up-to-date information about scientific developments, without requiring a Ph. D. to understand it.  The only problem I have is finding enough time to read all the interesting articles.


title: I love getting a magazine that is worth the price paid ...

text: I love getting a magazine that is worth the price paid for it. Amazon has great deals on magazines especially "all access".  I can read it anywhere. The Harpers Bazaar App works wonderful and the magazine looks great on my Ipad.


title: Good magazine

text: When I was a kid, my aunt would get this magazine and swore by it. Now that I'm a dog owner again, I decided to give it a try. I've received one issue so far, and have found it very useful and I've already learned a lot of things!


title: My Review of Q

text: I know this magazine from buying at various newstands. Since ordering from Amazon, I have not recieved any issues to date, therefore my review cannot be made. Thank you, and thanks for your support.


title: Good magazine

text: I like labador retrievers


title: Not my style

text: Not what I expected but that doesn't mean it wasn't a good magazine, just not what I was looking for