title: Great magazine if you live the trailer life.

text: Now that they are retired, my folks trailer on the lake all summer. I renew this every fall for my fathers birthday. They love reading over the winter to hold them over to the next summer.


title: Best Magazine for Collage Quilters

text: Love this magazine, for those who love to collage quilt this will meet all your needs


title: BUY  THIS IF YOU ARE A HOMEOWNER!

text: This is my absolute favorite magazine since (and prior to) becoming a homeowner. Great articles, explanation/breakdown and new product info.


title: Good product

text: Good ideas and patterns every issue.


title: Wonderful

text: Been taking this magazine since 1973. Love it so much.


title: Wonderful

text: Got my first magazine. Love iy


title: good value

text: Great magazine. Really love the patterns.


title: great for diy

text: Only have seen one,  but loved it. I am sure to love the subscription.


title: Country's best

text: I love this magazine. We bought a small orchard farm in No. GA recently and are involved in a gut remodel. I want a vintage country look. This magazine has so many ideas to use.


title: Perfect sports mag for kids

text:
Got these for my boys.. 7 and 10 years old. They read it cover to cover.

love that they have a sports magazine for kids. Great gift idea also.... it just took 2 months or so to get it


title: Great gift!

text: Elementary school aged grandkids love it when this arrives in the mail.


title: Great for Kayaks, okay for Canoes

text: Nice magazine, especially if you are a Kayaker. For Canoeists, like myself, the articles re canoes are few and far between. Still, occasionally, there are enjoyable articles which make it worth the price.


title: Great Magazine

text: This is a great gift. We subscribed to this for family last year and they love it. The only problem is that when we renewed it for them this year, there was nothing sent to those in receipt, so the only way they know they got it is that we told them. It would be nice if they sent a note out that their subscription has been renewed. I thought they said they would:(


title: Five Stars

text: Thank you


Received the first issue much sooner than I expected, which is very nice!  Love the large print, but wish Reader's Digest didn't have such a lefty slant.  More diversity of thought would be refreshing and would probably boost sales.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful recipes in this publication.


title: Science for the masses

text: Discover is a great magazine for an overview of science. The editors occasionally let some good facts slip through, but for the most part the well-written articles do not live up to the titles on the cover. However, the stories do leave enough bread crumbs that one can search out some real meat on the topic on the internet. The magazine has real value if you know how to use it.


title: Five Stars

text: A great way to keep up with what's been published so you can find what appeals to you.


title: No

text: My husband enjoys them. I couldn’t care less. But they are always late


title: Great magazine.

text: I absolutely love the Smithsonian institution, these magazines also come with a one year membership to Smithsonian which allows for a 10% discount on anything at any Smithsonian store or cafe. The articles are related to natural history, Historic events and current pressing issues or discoveries.


title: Happy wife, happy life.

text: Wife likes this, as well as some of the other girls at the stable.


title: Four Stars

text: Good price, took a loooong time to get the 1st one


title: Ohh how I love the Mighty O!

text: Love this magazine! It covers everything from beauty to soul stories and domestication! I only hate that I didn't renew when the subscription was on sale. Amazon has an on and off Auto Renew feature.


title: WHAT A $teal !!

text: I Absolutely LOVE this magazine!! All the way from Chicago. I subscribed last year and my subscription was ending. I really didn't want to pay $17 for another but would have if I had needed to. This magazine has GREAT things as far as recipes and decor ideas.. Garden Help as well. I really learned about gardening through these magazines this year.. Well my container gardening this summer. I love it!! It's well worth getting even if you lived in NYC!


title: Five Stars

text: We have always loved National Geographic! Not ever has there been an uninteresting story in the magazine!~~~


American Archaeology is one of the most interesting, factual magazines! My husband and I enjoy reading it tremendously!~~~


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine!  Not a lot of advertisements and practical settings.


title: Five Stars

text: Great reading!


title: Great Fashion~Articles Enjoyable to Read

text: This is a fantastic magazine, no matter what your age.  I've been reading it for years.


title: Not impressed whatsoever

text: Subscribed to this magazine and after receiving many issues, I'm not the least bit impressed.  It's a very slim magazine with very little in it.


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine makes me happy! There are always so many great ideas and beautiful photos!


title: Texas Rocks!!

text: I love this magazine and I love Texas. So it is a perfect way to keep up with everything about the great state of TEXAS!!


title: Totally Worth It

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

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title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: High quality Magazine

text: Excellent Magazine


title: Awesome Magazine

text: Great articles.


title: Great managazine for business

text: Great managazine for business, tech, and design and companies trying to make a difference in this world. I always learning something new.


title: Good for anyone who lives indoors

text: I didn't think I had ordered this magazine. I thought I was getting a one time trial. Well, turns out I like it. Lots and lots of hints on subjects such as organizing, color matching, fashion, home repair...on and on.  Valuable to anyone that lives indoors. A lot of stuff I already knew, but this helped to upgrade my knowledge, and teach me some new cleaning, repair, and refurbishing stuff in a home. Like that old table, dresser whatever...oh sand it, prime, hmmm, paint and decorate whatever how you choose.


title: As expected we love this magazine

text: As expected we love this magazine


title: Great magazine.

text: The best and most geographically diverse listing Of fine homes.


title: Keep up with the times/innovations.

text: Nice information on new products.


title: Great handyman literature!

text: Excellent magazine for home DIY.


title: Worthwhile.  Informative.

text: My wife can't do without her subscription.


title: For the DIY'er

text: Good magazine for home projects.  Wish it came more frequently but it does share good ideas on diy projects.


title: "Men's Interest"??

text:
PopSci is more a lightweight treatment of interesting and diverse science, tech, machine and industrial topics.  Other pubs will allow for more in-depth analysis.  PopSci is a good read for broad overviews and timely innovation coverage.

I do wonder why it falls under "Men's Interests" as a category.  I know lots of women who read it.  And men who knit.  Just sayin, Amazon.


title: Great magazine!

text: I love this magazine and look forward to each issue - full of good articles and interesting tips.  Thank you!


title: One Star

text: Would be wonderful had I actually received it.


title: 3 months for delivery?

text: I bought this for my niece for her birthday on June 3rd.<br />Estimated arrival is the end of August. What are they doing with my money?


title: A pretentious and  corny magazine. I wouldnt read it even if it was free. .

text:
I had a free 1yr subscription to this back in 2010. It was complimentary w/ my amazon student prime account. I don't know who or what the intended demographic for this magazine is, but it certainly wasnt for me.

First of all, its a low quality print on thin glossy paper similar to those spam catalogs and valpaks found in the mail or those tabloid magazines stacked in the grocery store checkout lanes. Second of all, this thing is thin and bound together w/ staples. Its thin because it hardly has any content. Its mainly a bunch of advertisements w/ the occasional short superficial music related paragraphs and like one random paid article from a freelance journalist. The content of the articles are mainly buying guides, bribed and contrived album reviews, pop music promotions, and tacky 1 page photo shoots of whatever pop douche is fame whoring at the moment. It sounds more exciting than it is, but its not because its a microcosm of the same established pop acts over and over.

After the free year, I immediately canceled it because I did not want to get billed at all. Instead, I should have gotten paid for looking at all those freaking ads. I did that spam magazine a favor by flipping its pages looking through all those advertisements and trite articles. Id rather read those maternity or fly fishing magazines found in the doctors offices than Rolling Stone. Im not exaggerating either, because at least those magazines arent for posers or try to dive into politics.
They did feature the random outsourced article here and there but its not worth buying the magazine for that. Thats another thing that annoyed me. Its like they hire these opinionated writers to bash political issues and such. They try way too hard to be edgy by commissioning these douchey cynical writers to just criticize everything. Rolling Stone is just all over the place, probably because they have nothing new to write about or feature.

Instead, I would suggest getting music magazines prints that specializes on something specific like: Revolver, Guitar World, Guitar Player, Bass Player, Mixmag, Keyboard mag, etc. At least they don't feature pretentious content.


title: Good

text: Good


title: Bon Appetit!  No doubt about it!!

text: For those who love to cook, or for those who just like to look at the beautifully presented foods this magazine is for you!  The recipes are very easy to follow, and the ones I have tried are delicious. Subscribe! You won't be disappointed!


title: from elegance to trash

text: When I initially read this magazine it was elegant, and aspirational with classic and  beautiful clothes and classic women.  Now, it comes to my door with such and trashy wannabees I'm embarrassed that my post carrier delivers it to my door.  No, I don't want to see Kim Kardashian or the like on the cover and wasting 10 pages of her inside.  The models are horrendously made up. I guess I am too old and too cranky but I feel this magazine has definitely run its course.


title: This magazine was supposed to arrive by Nov 30, ...

text: This magazine was supposed to arrive by Nov 30, it is now Dec 16 and still no magazine. I want to cancel the subscription but that seems impossible.


title: Love It!

text: Not even one day and my 1st copy of Inc. already looks worn out lol. Excellent articles and advice on how to get your business going and growing. Well priced, i highly recommend a subscription to it.

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title: Why am I so late to the game?!!!

text: I just got my first 2 issues at once of Nintendo Power, which I got through an Amazon promotion.  My first 60 seconds of perusal made me mad at myself for not getting this sooner.  Gorgeous magazine.  I just became a gamer about a year ago and I have so much to catch up on.  Informative and interesting articles for a Nintendo fan.  Usually I read and toss magazine in just a few minutes but I may just start my own library now.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent source of info for digital photography. Lots of advertising. Good articles and references.


title: Great Mag!

text:
I have been reading this magazine for years,it has been great resource for equipment as well as having the perfect tips for shooting in different situations. Their info is spot on and has helped me be a better picture taker. Only thing I find is that there are so many ads that sometimes you slip into an advertisement when you are reading an article, I get distracted, pretty easily.

Good Zine!


title: Easy to read

text: Love reading the short stories


title: Missing Issues

text: I have not received the last 2 issues of the magazine.  Last issue I received was the April 2022 issue.


title: Magazine good, but autorenewal did not work. Subscription was stuck on "pending" for 6 months.

text:
The magazine is good. I was a subscriber via various venues (Amazon, directly from the publisher) for probably 20 years before June of last year, when my autorenewal subscription here entered "pending" status and remained in "pending" status. I contacted Magazine customer services, who reached out to the publisher and told me "your subscription to Entertainment Weekly has expired." This was obviously untrue - autorenewing subscription and all; status "pending" - but I've canceled the subscription now.

It seems that if you want to be sure you get your magazines in a timely fashion, auto-renewal is not a good way to do it.

The magazine itself offers valuable insight into the world of entertainment media: film, music, and television are major focuses; books and videogames are also covered, though less deeply. Informative without being gossipy, its features vary from in-depth retrospectives on television series to weekly spotlights on the best of in entertainment media and regular informative, trustworthy film reviews. What would make this a perfect magazine for me would be less of the in-depth coverage, which is almost invariably on some cult film or t.v. show that I don't care about (It's rare that they cover the cult film or t.v. show that I do) and a heavier focus on entertainment reviews and news (upcoming features: films and television in the pipeline for instance).

As a reader of at least 25 years, I'd have probably kept subscribing forever if autorenewal were reliable. Living without it for six months has broken the habit.


title: Ok for 6-10 year olds

text: Thought the magazine would have more interactive pages and content.  Kinda disappointed from past previous purchases.


title: Decent

text: Decent magazine. I did not renew. Even though it's discounted off the cover it's still a little too pricey for what it is


title: Ok but I will not renew

text: These magazines are a lot thinner than they used to be. A lot less Pages pictures articles then years ago


title: Good  information that you can use in the  field!

text: Hunting tips


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine, well thought out.


title: How do I cancel this?? I don’t want it.

text: I didn’t want this subscription and I just throw them away when they come in the mail. It’s a waste of my time and money and landfills.


title: Five Stars

text: Just like the magazine I read many years ago with a lot of great articles and great photography too.


title: Great magazine!!!

text: My Dad use to get this magazine when I was a kid and I use to read it then. Great stories and has a lot good information in it. Not much has changed since then. This has always been a great magazine to have on a coffee table, night stand, or even in the bathroom.


title: Wow... what ever happened to objective reporting ...

text: Wow...what ever happened to objective reporting. I used to read Time and Newsweek religiously but now they are nothing but propaganda and personal opinion pieces. Hey, writer person...I don't care what your opinion is. I want the facts from both sides so I can make up my own mind. Don't write a piece as news and make it nothing more than your personal soapbox.


title: Country Living Magazine

text: Bought for wife, she enjoys reading them


title: Good read!

text: Very good articles! Helpful for the novice and professional alike.


title: Great magazine!!

text: Love this magazine!!


title: not modern

text:
This is a good magazine in the sense that it has a lot of content in proportion to the ads - I see a lot of people are complaining about that, but I actually think it strikes a pretty good ratio, especially compared to the other magazines in this genre. However, my style is modern/ contemporary, and having looked through my first issue of the magazine, all the designs in it are mid-century and older, with a few ethnic / rustic ones thrown in. I can only hope that the following issues will be better, because so far I haven't seen a single design that would appeal to my tastes.

Aside from that, the written advice, I thought, was very rudimentary. I have an eye for interior decorating (although no formal training) and I didn't see anything that would be even remotely new to me or helpful.

I only paid five dollars for my subscription, so not sure it would make any sense to cancel, but even still, it was unfortunately a waste.


title: CAN'T REVIEW 'CAUSE I DON'T HAVE

text: I AM STILL NOT RECEIVING THIS MAGAZINE.  AND I HAD A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION ON THAT ORDER, TOO.  I'VE BEEN MEANING TO GET IN TOUCH.  THOUGHT IT HAD BEEN MORE THAN LONG ENOUGH FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO START.


title: Classic

text: Same as always


title: For people with more money than I

text: Great deal.  Kind of pretentious magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Great price, mag is a lot of ads, but the ads are good haha


title: How the mighty have fallen! Smithsonian used to be ...

text:
How the mighty have fallen!  Smithsonian used to be a reputable organization, but not any more.  My year long membership started in July but somehow my concurrent 11 issue magazine subscription ends next April.  Go figure!  I must remember to contact my Congressmen to urge them to defund the Smithsonian.

I got my first issue in August.  It was a "double" issue.  Then they sent me the June issue which counted as part of my subscription.  So much for a current magazine. Note that the June issue had 92 pages and the "double" July/August issue had only 130 pages.


title: great magazine

text: love this magazine and now will not have to worry about the lapse in time to receive it.


title: Interesting articles every issue

text: Variety of subjects makes this an essential addition to one's reading.


title: Absolutely spot on-but

text: They rip off Americans who pay a higher rate for the magazine-but do not receive the free subscribers books and promotions. I love the magazine-and would be willing to pay for reasonable shipping of the freebies but that isn't an option.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine. Full of great ideas


title: Great Magazine

text: I got my first issue of Romantic Country. What an inspirational magazine. There are so many ideas I have now....I don't know which one to do first!!


title: Great magazine!

text: I enjoyed reading and looking at fashions in the magazine.


title: Good for everyday household.

text: This magazine is nice for the everyday handyman/woman. I got it for my husband but enjoyed looking at it myself.


title: subscription order abruptly cancelled for no reason

text: this review is not about domino magazine itself  (which is fantastic) but rather the subscription purchased from magazine express, inc.<br />I purchased a year subscription on may 3, 2019 and now over 3 months later I received notice it was cancelled with no explanation.


title: Everybody has to have it

text: Educational short and clear description of good staff<br />Saves time and money


title: Liked it

text: The subscription was a nice deal. I got two previous issues as compliments. Over all its a good deal. I recommend.


title: Great magazine - but it comes every week and I ...

text: Great magazine - but it comes every week and I have a hard time keeping up with reading them all.  They have great articles to read and information on living in NY.


title: Don't read as often.

text: I still get Marie Claire. But don't read that of often.


title: Five Stars

text: Really enjoy this magazine.


title: Still worth the read

text: Very informative and entertaining.  Just subscribed again after a number of years, and enjoying it again!


title: Great produce, great service

text: Great produce, great service


title: wonderful magazine for toddlers!

text: my two year old LOVES this magazine. He would rather read this than any other books we have, and that's alot! We read them over and over. He loves the short stories, seek and finds, and countless other activities that are perfect for his age group. Highly recommend!!


title: Five Stars

text: I have had a subscription for this magazine for several years and buy as gifts for friends


title: didn’t get what i paid for

text: I love this magazine but I only got 3 issues. Don’t buy.


title: Not worth a penny

text: Low quality articles a chimpanzee would get bored of. More advertisement in one magazine than my mailbox collects in a week from USPS. Not what it used to be and not worth the paper it is printed one.


title: Five Stars

text: gift that was appreciated


title: My favorite magazine!

text:
I've wanted this magazine for 6 months, and finally splurged and got it.

I love reading this magazine each week!  Puts all other news magazines to SHAME!


title: Great gift for elderly!

text: My MIL who lives in a assisted living facility enjoys reading, but needs large print. She finds the articles and stories interesting. Wish it was a monthly and not bi-monthly magazine though. For a 95 year old lady she reads quickly!


title: Last entry actually won!

text: I got this newsletter in 2018 and entered about 12 contests each month... didn't win anything so didn't renew. But mid 2019 found out that my last entry had won a $700 item!  Just ordered the newsletter again. Looking forward to more wins!


title: Great review tool for avid readers

text: Great review tool for avid readers. Contains excerpts from the authors new stories and guides you into the type of book you like to read.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, fair price and comes on time every month


title: Happy wife, happy home

text: Can't stand the foofie, frilly pictures and articles but I got the subscription for my wife who reads it cover to cover. Happy wife, happy home!


title: For my wife

text: Comes as promised and she loves it. Makes her forget about all of the other kool stuff I buy for myself.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, lots of helpful stuff


title: Ton's of recipes

text: I like this but strangely enough, it is too crowded with recipes.  It is really overload and I'd rather see a theme for the month.


title: Easy reading.

text: My Mom loves it. Easy reading! And lots of info and stories for her to enjoy..


title: Amazon Verified Purchase

text: We do like the Consumer Report Magazine. It is accurate, and has a lot of good information in it that we probably wouldn't be able to find elsewhere. It appears to be unbiased. However, we did not know that Amazon (not Consumers Digest) would be renewing this without our permission, from credit card info saved from last year when I originally ordered the subscription! Please don't renew it again without my permission. Barbara


title: Needs vintage pictures. A trip back in memories.

text: Just wasn't what I expected.. I expected to see some old advertisements.


title: Very impressive!

text: Love the decorating, cleaning, gardening & travel tips!  I'll also be trying some of the recipes!  I really enjoyed looking at the pictures of the different coastal areas.  Can't wait for the next issue!  Thanks for a great magazine at such an affordable price!!


title: Loved it

text: Love this for recipes and articles that are easy to learn with great illustrations


title: Loved it

text: Cute magazine good ideas


title: Love this magazine

text:
Love this magazine.
But only at the discounted rate.  As with all magazines today, there are more ads than actual
interesting content.


title: Love the price!

text: Great price for a magazine I have enjoyed for years.


title: Five Stars

text: child loves it


title: Well worth what I paid for it!

text: Love this! Only thing is that there is no daytime schedules. But still has more channels listed than any newspaper.


title: Love this magazine!

text: I take a lot of magazines - paper and digital. I'll always make time for this one. EVERY page. Just terrific. If I still did tear sheets, this would have been empty when I finished reading it!


title: Great for all levels

text: I have been attending classes sporadically for a year.  Yoga Journal has extensive vinyasas diagrammed pose by pose, with instructions, so that I can practice at home.  Great when weather, travel or just life gets in the way.  They diagram advanced poses & show how to modify and work up to whatever level you can attain.  Good articles on nutrition, yogis, and life in general.  Give it a try. If you are interested to see if yoga is for you, and what style of yoga fits you, this is a good way to start.


title: One Star

text: Same every month. Ok for muscle heads. If you aren't one, pass.


title: Love it!!

text: I love this magazine


title: Utterly juvenile

text:
I subscribe off-and-on to a variety of magazines to expand my horizons from Men's Health to Cosmo to Maxim to whatever.

With this last subscription to GQ, I was shocked at how bad this magazine has become.  There is nothing gentlemanly about it.  Everything is shallow and crude.  If you like to talk about bodily functions and to look at pictures of men doing juvenile things (for example, a man with a pencil stuck up his nose), then you may like this magazine.  Even the pictures with women are cheesy and contrived and generally demeaning.  The fashion barely warrants the one star I give it.  The rest is trash.  To me, it is geared towards the drunken fraternity crowd.  If that.

Waste of paper IMO.  I will not be renewing this one for sure.


title: Shallow articles and abusive subscription department

text:
I've subscribed twice over the past 5 years and after my current subscription expires, I will not renew.  Note that I am a car-nut and subscribe to most of the major car magazines--and have done so for nearly 30 years.

The articles are shallow.  There's little technical information or how-to.  It's mostly just brash tuner/manufacturer claims without much substance.  It really seems debatable that modifications/upgrades/improvements are such.  If anything, the more mainstream magazines (despite their first and foremost goal as an entertainment publication) do some real testing and present SOME objective testing/commentary.

The main reason I will never resubscribe to this magazine is their outright abusive and harassing subscription collection techniques.  They send threatening collection notices and even turn you over to collection agencies even though you've paid MULTIPLE times.  It seems their billing department is at least 3 months behind.  Getting through their billing department is next to impossible.

In short, paying or getting unsubscribed from such a poor quality magazine is just not worth the hassle.


title: Good gift idea!

text: Purchased as a gift for my hard to buy for daughter-she liked it!


title: Good gift!

text: Bought as a gift for my son in law-he liked the gift!


title: My favorite magazine!

text: Have liked this magazine for many years-It has many good articles.


title: Informative

text: Good magazine


title: Love this magazine

text: Beautiful magazine!


title: So far, so good...

text: I've only just received the first issue and so far I like it. There are tons of recipes, some I'm really looking forward to trying.


title: Solid and interesting artists publication

text: Whether you are a novice or a pro, this magazine is a must. It is not overly technical and it features a variety of media. I am a faithful reader and I frequently commend it to others. My only gripe is the inconsistency of writing. Some articles are little more than glorified captions for a few photographs of an artist's work. Other articles do an excellent job of explaining what the artist did to get the wonderful effect displayed in the photographs of the artwork. I'm more interested in technique than the artist's background and training. All in all, though, buy it you'll like it.


title: Five Stars

text: What a great gift for my 80 year old dad, he loves this subscription.


title: O Magazine rocks!

text: I really love O Magazine - it always has great articles and the color photos are excellent quality. Makes for a great gift!!


title: Wont renew...

text: I wont be renewing. Lots of ads and extreme prices. Pretty pics and few good ideas, but will try House Beautiful next time.


title: Not what it used to be

text: Lacks interest


title: Quality and innovation of style

text: Absolutely worthless, just pictures


title: Important issues

text: Absolutely not


title: Great magazine!

text: I love all the great info in First for Women . So many magazines are just full of ads & biased or political garbage. Why would a fashion magazine be full of Democrat propaganda? First is just good useful info w/o all the virtue signals & forced “wokeness”.


title: A fashion magazine should stay off politics.

text: This magazine, like most others, has to share its political opinion. Of course, they are arrogant enough to believe that everyone should have the same opinion as theirs. Fashion magazines should focus on that subject alone. If I want to read about politics I would read Time or the newspaper. I am so sick of every single media outlet ( News, newspapers, magazines, and even music) shoving a political view down the consumer's throat. This is why I don't watch much TV, read many magazines or newspapers. I don't care what political side you support or hate, when I pick up a fashion magazine I should see clothes, makeup, & similar topics. No wonder the magazine business is going bankrupt.


title: Great Magazine

text: I have always loved Good Housekeeping and Amazon always has the best prices!!


title: Great price, wonderful magazine

text: I have always loved Redbook and Amazon has the best price around!


title: Great magaine for teenage girls

text: Great magazine for teenage girls! My daughter looks forward to getting it in the mail!!


title: Best mag for kids

text: Gave this to friends kids. They went crazy for it. It has no adverts in it. No Disney or toy adverts. Pure fun for kids.


title: Great Magazine for a Year or Two

text:
I like Sunset for it great West Coast gardening, travel and do-it-yourself home improvement and food sections.  But after a year or two, the articles become redundant.  I usually subscribe for a period, then drop the subscription of a couple of years.  However, it is the best publication I am aware of for plants and landscaping in California and the Western U.S.  Most national publications (Horticulture, Organic Gardening, have an Eastern bias, in my experience).

Note:  The first magazine to come with the subscription will usually be one that's already been on the stands for two or three weeks.  If you've already purchased it, contact customer service -- they'll extend the subscription to compensate.


title: Good price, meets expectations

text: Arrived on time and as expected


title: Great Entertainment Fix

text: this magazine is great for all things Entertainment.  I love reading this magazine, but mostly use the ipad app, which is great.


title: Kitchen must have

text: Great source for recipes


title: One of my favorite magazines at a discounted price

text: Love the recipes, articles and ideas


title: Not pleasing to the eye and too much advertising

text: I'm 1/3 of the way through my subscription.  This magazine has been disappointing.  Too much advertising.  Looks are junky or cluttered looking, not enough coordination within the eclectic look.


title: Great for any crossstitcher

text: My sister just received her first magazine from the subscription gift for her.  She has experience with the craft and was so thrilled to have a magazine filled with ideas and those of like-mind.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for gardeners, decorators, and cooks!


title: 18 month kiddo “reads” it again and again.

text:
A very simple magazine. When I saw the first issue I wasn’t super impressed but my 18 month old won’t put it down! So clearly, they have really understood their target audience.

And they’re not kidding... it’s really indestructible.


title: Great magazine

text: I bought this at a great price and look forward to it arriving every month. Great articles and great price.


title: Go Around the World

text: Beautiful, large, pictures transport you to exciting and interesting places around the world. The writing is first rate. I really get excited when I receive each new issue of National Geographic Traveler.


title: Easy and Smooth Process

text: The process was easy and smooth to renew my subscription. I love having both the hard copy (which I do recycle) and the Kindle versions. Thanks!


title: A subscription makes an awesome gift!

text: I have given this subscription as a gift more than once. It is a great gift! Beautiful photos and compelling stories month after month.


title: Only 2 issues were delivered

text: The magazine subscription is not being fulfilled. Only 2 magazines were delivered.


title: Great magazine

text: The New Yorker is one of the great magazines still standing. Even if you don't live anywhere near New York, it's got wonderfully in-depth articles on many of the important matters of the time and, let's face it, the cartoons alone are worth the purchase price. Should be required reading for every college student to broaden their perspective on the world.


title: Retired

text: I'm not sure that this magazine is what I remembered.  It seems more family oriented and even my granchildren are grown now.


title: Love

text: I adore this magazine


title: Hubby is inspired!

text: What really surprised me is that my husband likes it so much he has been picking out meal ideas!


title: Next best thing!

text: I love this magazine.  I have spent a lot of time studying and working in Russia and this magazine serves as a wonderful link for me to this amazing country, it's language and culture!


title: A Must Read!

text: Great articles and valuable suggestions.


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful magazine. Great recipes, pictures, and articles.


title: Great magazine

text: Love this magazine. I feel relaxed just reading it. Articles for all different skill levels. Would recommend for anyone interested in yoga.


title: Disappointed

text: Did not receive all of the subscription before it ended!


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine for decorating ideas.!


title: Love the short stories and articles.

text: Bought for my husband, bathroom reading!


title: Where’s the rest?

text: I only got one issue.


title: Great magazine!

text: Entertaining and informative. The pictures are gorgeous.


title: Excellent digital format!

text: I thoroughly enjoy having this in digital format!  No problem downloading. Great magazine!


title: Nice

text: I use these in homeschooling not as big of magazine as history but nice articles and pictures strong bind hasn't broken yet and they get used alot


title: It's not boring depressing news.  It's fresh and positive.

text: Tired of depressing news all the time?  Then this is for you.  Fresh new ideas and inventions.  I love it.  Something positive about our future.


title: Kid SI

text: My boys really like sports and they take turns reading these books they save the trading cards for reference for there favorite player.


title: Five Stars

text: Bought as a gift for my son.  He is a guitar enthusiast and really enjoys this magazine.


title: Never received a single issue

text: I haven’t received a single issue.  Granted, I received the subscription as a very low price as a daily deal product, but even at that price, I would expect to see at least an issue or two.


title: Good find

text: Great magazine


title: Like this magazine

text: Love it


title: Love getting it.

text: Love this magazine.


title: That the nutrition info. is accurate

text: I have loved, and used, the info in this magazine for many years.  It's clearly unbiased, up-to-date, science-based, easy to understand, and pro-consumer.  And fun, too.  Subscribe!


title: Huge price increase on renewal

text: The initial subscription is only $35 but they jack up subsequent renewals to almost $50!


title: What a disappointment, i paid for adds

text: What a disappointment,  i paid for adds.  You would think it would have more articles on family  handyman topics.  Ive been disappointed in every magazine ive gotten through amazon has bern a huge disappointment.


title: Disappointed—cancel my subscription

text: Disappointed,  this is not for DYI unless you are very skilled.  I knew this was not the magazine for me but was delaying the cancellation of it until this last issue.  It was Oct-Nov issue with the Luxury Shower ( add upscale features without a messy remodel). To me this is a very very unattractive bathroom shower. To me it had the appearance of being dirty and a hodgepodge of styles, it was really a bad choice to put on your cover.


title: Love the magazine

text: I have gotten this magazine on and off for years.  I liked it better when there were no advertisements but it's still a great magazine.  It keeps subscription prices low.  Some of our favorite recipes have come from this magazine.


title: I do better with Pinterest feeds

text: I used to subscribe to Living years ago, but stopped due to lack of free time.  I picked it up again, but can't say I'm impressed.  The recipes require non-standard ingredients or don't appeal to me and the craft projects were uninspired.  I do better with Pinterest feeds.  In fact, the only recipe I kept from the magazine was from an advertisement.


title: Best Magazine Ever

text: This is my favorite magazine of all I receive.  The information is so useful and easy to understand.  I will never give up this magazine!


title: Not what I expected

text: This magazine was a little more farm oriented than I expected.  It also is not a very inviting format.


title: Great projects but more than half the pages are ads.

text: The projects in the magazine are awesome and give decent details. My husband is enjoying his subscription.<br />There are definitely more advertisement pages than this is actual content, which could be considered annoying by some.


title: The Benchmark for Financial Magazines

text: Simply the best -- this magazine is very well laid out- not busy like Money seems to be, has some intermediate technical analysis, covers a great range of financial issues including new stock pics (performance of which which they track over time), mutual funds, financial managers/discount and full service broker comparisons, bonds, tax and retirement issues, travel, just the right amount (minimal) of tech product reviews, and a monthly car review/comparison.<br />I appreciate the focus on bargain hunting, both in stocks and the other areas mentioned above. These guys are not stock pumpers, but value seekers!


title: The middle voice that's lacking in America

text: I've always liked that with The Economist don't know who wrote the piece. It's sort of a statement in itself--we are a free press, we are a thinking institution, we don't care to garner personal attention, we are not swayed by populist opinions that won't last. The Economist is fiscally conservative, more or less middle left in America--they are British right. Politics has been so polarized here that this magazine is really not trying to please anyone by staying firmly middle. Those who say this magazine is too left-wing are sure as hell very right-wing Americans. So much said.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine. No advertisements. High quality.


title: Very nice

text: I really am liking this magazine. It's not full of ads and crap I don't care about. It's helpful and I enjoy it!! I got a great deal on a year with a coupon I got from amazon so even if it was a bad magazine I wouldn't of lost any money :)


title: Excellent every issue

text: This magazine is a must-read event in our house and is avidly enjoyed. It is quite a nice size, especially for the price and the product reviews are carefully thought out and detailed. Even the ads are informative. All music spectrums are represented from classical to hard rock and every guitar maker is represented at one time or other; the focus is not just the well-known and the big American names. There are plenty of small-time luthiers and it is a joy to see some of their creations and read their views on the craft. If you love guitars, amps and all those little axeman toys, I highly recommend this magazine, if nothing else but for all the photographs to drool over.


title: Really slow delivery

text: I am using to seeing the disclaimers that a new subscription will take a certain amount of time to start, but ordering through amazon is the first time I have actually had it take as long as they said.  You save a couple dollars, but be prepared to wait three issues past the current one before it starts - I order when the December issue was on newstands, and January and February are out already while nothing has been delivered to me.


title: Excellent Magazine

text: Like many, I grew up with the Post.  I am happy to say that it is still an enjoyable, informative magazine.  And Norman Rockwell covers are here and there in the new magazines, which is especially fun to see.  I highly recommend the Post.


title: Good Gardening Magazine

text: Lots of good ideas and tips.  Good for both beginners and experienced gardeners.  Good layout. Lots of beautiful photographs.  Will resubscribe.


title: Good read

text: Interesting articles when I get around to reading the magazine.


title: Magazine great. Customer service needs work.

text: That Atlantic Magazine totally meets my standards. It is provocative and very informative. However, I purchased a friend copy and she has yet to receive her copy. I have complained to the company.


title: I look forward to it each month.

text: I really like this magazine. I look forward to it each month to help plan my next month's Audible purchase.


title: Publication is ceasing publishing

text: March of 2020 is the last edition of this magazine.


title: Great magazine and speedy arrival.

text: Order date was May 4, 2014 & received 1st issue today, May 14, 2014.  That has to be a record for the arrival of the first issue of any magazine.  I am impressed.  It is a very good magazine.  Would recommend.


title: Great magazine, poor service from seller

text:
I decided to try to take advantage of this subscription service from Hearst last xmas as a gift for my father, i knew it would take about 4 months before the first issue would be delivered, but to date i have only received that first issue.

It's September, i made my order in December, and i have only 1 magazine that i got from you guys.

If you cannot facilitate an order from a PAYING subscriber then why bother to offer the service in the first place?


title: Five Stars

text: I love the recipes but wish there were more issues of the magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Ordered for my neices (8 and 10) they love it!


title: Great for the 1st year price.

text:
While there are ads, it's not as distracting as others.

I really like the content of the magazine. They have great recipes and their designs are interesting and very do-able. While the pages are a little thin and cheap feeling, the quality of the articles are great.

Recommend.


title: Too many ads to enjoy the very small articles

text:
First, let start out with the pros.

Pros: $5 for the year can't be beat. It has enough content for justify the price and some of the designs are really pretty. The recipes are easy to follow.

Cons....cons cons cons: The ads. The amount of ads kill the overall enjoyment of the magazine. I thought the reviews were exaggerating before I subscribed, but holey moley. There are more ads than actual magazine content. The ads are in almost every single right page. And then to fit more ad space they add it to the left page (picture included).

This kills the flow. You'll be reading this small article in miniscule text with barely visible images and then you go to continue and you have to flip through an ad or two to continue.

I just want to be able to see what I'm reading and looking at clearly. The ads take up an entire page of blank space at times and then BH&G crams 2-3 page article in a single page.

The garden section of the July issue was pretty much non existent. It shows potted plants on white backgrounds. At least Photoshop a background to get some design layout inspiration. It was poorly executed.

Another thing, this magazine is poorly mailed.

When I subscribed it said I wouldn't get my first issue until July! I would have to wait more than 3 months for the first issue. To my surprise June's issue arrived early May. But then July's issue I got yesterday (July 13), and it discusses 4th of July tips, recipes, design ideas and such....which would have been nice to have BEFORE the 4th.

If you're going to be paying more than $5 a year for this subscription, don't bother. For $5, it's good enough to clip out a few recipes and design ideas.

Honestly, once fall ends I'll probably be cancelling.


title: No issues. Always received on time.

text: No issues.  Always received on time.


title: Old Magazines Sent, Not Current Issues

text: I love Vanity Fair, but after paying for the subscription, I received the current issue that had been on the stands 2 weeks, and I already had it.  Then on Sept. 11, I got an old issue that was on the stands in July.  I have yet to receive the current issue that I see on newstands. So basically, I have yet to receive a current issue and wonder if I ever will.  By the looks of the old magazine they sent me, I am getting the returns from the news outlets, not current publications.  Big disappointment. The magazine is great, but not the service.


title: Four Stars

text: Very nice mag.


title: Four Stars

text: OK for a English Mag.


title: Great gift for kids

text: My granddaughters love this magazine


title: learning to live

text: easy reading


title: Would buy again

text: Application is easy. But reading the directions and taking my time was key. Do it right and it will go on correctly and stay on.


title: Not my interest

text: I didnt like this magazine and plus it came to regulary ...I was not interested at all in the content ... I just used it to assist with potty training my puppy ..Im sure you can guess what he thought of it... OOOPs


title: Magazine

text: I absolutely love this magazine it has very useful information and things that pertain to the daily lifestyle I lead as a man and would definitely recommend it to other men...


title: Absolutely Brilliant!  As "fair and balanced" news as you're gonna get these days!

text:
Those on the far-left cry of its "callous conservatism" and those of the far-right call it a "bastion of ivy tower liberalism", but for your average American, this is what commonsense journalistic reporting should be: well-written, researched, for a somewhat educated but not strictly academic audience, and simply about the facts. You'll find articles written from nearly every political perspective here, but the most common take on the issues is a moderate one, usually just slightly left-of-center or right-of-center.

The Economist keeps up with the world's current trends and uniquely puts them into the context of a economic and political landscape. Despite the magazine's title, you don't really have to be an economist to understand or enjoy reading it. Give it to your teenagers and watch how smart and aware they become come time for them to take their SATs.

One review cried that The Economist is "statist". Hardly so! Sure, it's not as hard-nosed classicially liberal as some would like it to be in that it recognizes the immorality of obscene wealth concentration in the hands of a few while the overwhelming majority suffer. But, this is not hand-from-top Keynesian economics. Rather, it's called having a heart. Or rather, in more technical terms, it is what John Rawls, political philosopher and former Harvard University law professor, referred to as the "distributive justice" when he wrote the famed scholarly works "A Theory of Justice" and "Justice As Fairness". Rawls is a new classical liberal, but not a classical or neo-classical one. It was he, not Keynes, who invented this idea of "reflective equilibrium". He recognizes that even Adam Smith himself conceded that his model was imperfect and could lead to hegemony and market failure given the right conditions. Rawls does not believe in forced redistribution of wealth like statists do, but he say that an unequal distribution in a configuration that it works against the allowing of equal opportunity to flourish for the least advantaged is the very definition of injustice in a free society.

What the free-market fundamentalists fail to understand is that America changed after the Great Depression. The old glory days of freely raping and pillaging the earth without consequence are over. We now live in a world of over 6 billion people and limited resource. We are in this together. Sure, we should allow people to make their own economic decisions, as destroying their incentive would accomplish little in matters of improving the overall economic status of society in general. But, those of us who live in extreme opulence must come to eventually acknowledge that while one might choose to own ten limousines and a gold-plated toilet seat (and that is your freedom), such cannot be seen as moral when innocent children are born into starvation everyday through no choosing of their own. To say such is not so much Marxist or "leftist" as it is being a genuine human being with a sense of true compassion and justice for the whole of humanity.

So, in having 'The Economist' embrace the new school of Western liberalism, one should be glad. The older school of Classical Liberalism in the end points us to an absurd form of moral relativism and self-interested utilitarianism, where it's "dog eat dog" and everyone who gets eaten goes to hell.  It leads to a perversely selfish style of individualism and pride ego that even to this day remains one of the most harshest critiques made against modern liberalism. Hardly anything a true conservative would embrace... A moral one, that is.

Don't read The Economist if you think Marx killed God or Milton Friedman was God. Rather, read The Economist if you if think Thomas Paine in "Common Sense" said it all when he said:

"Society is produced by our wants, and government by wickedness; the former promotes our happiness positively by uniting our affections, the latter negatively by restraining our vices. The one encourages intercourse, the other creates distinctions. The first is a patron, the last a punisher. Society in every state is a blessing, but government even in its best state is but a necessary evil."


title: Please Don't Be Jealous!

text:
It's very easy to hate this magazine. This periodical is geared towards a very select audience who don't see paying $125,000 for a watch or $5,500,000 for a summer house as a "out of reach" and find the price of this subscription pitifully cheap. It can very easily inspire class envy, because after reading for  while, it becomes quite clear, page after glossy page: there are many people out there who are much more wealthy that you will ever be in your life. No hard feelings; just a small fact of life that some can't live with.

And that's alright. You can always fantasize, but don't hate this magazine or the people who read it, nor those who are in it. You might try and learn a little from them, and you just might see a bit of your fortune change. If a friend of yours has a copy of this magazine, he or she is either very ambitious or already successful. Keep your eye on him or her. Probably going somewhere soon. :)


title: Great Magazine

text: Great interesting articles published month after month.  Geared toward people who are mechanically inclined yet not to the point where it alienates the casual reader.  A little more articles geared towards cars than I personally care for, but with enough interesting tidbits on other subjects to more than make up for it. Overall I would recommend it for anyone, whether you want to know how things work, are looking to tackle small and interesting projects on the weekends, or just want to read up on interesting information you can later relay to friends and family.  This is a good magazine.


title: Great mag

text: A must have magazine for anyone into windows computers and do it yourself computer building (the real way to do it ;))


title: Five Stars

text: Great product. Thanks!


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag


title: Have always enjoyed

text: Have always enjoyed. Just wish it came out more frequently.


title: Guitar Aficionado

text: Geared towards guys who make a LOT more money than me.  This is not really a guitar magazine.  This is a luxury lifestyle magazine for wealthy guys who also dabble in guitars.  After 6 issues I let my subscription lapse.  I'm back to Guitar Player.


title: Reader's Digest

text: Great stories and antidotes....


title: It's okay

text: Looking at the pictures and captions is good enough.


title: Good Details

text: Good information.


title: Good Information

text: You'll pick up pointers, subscription is worth it.


title: Quality

text: Learning new things.


title: Five Stars

text: a good place to get subscriptions, price is right


title: Five Stars

text: ayear's worth of good reading


title: Five Stars

text: very satisfactory


title: My Husband reads it as soon as it arrives

text: He finds it most interesting and it broadens his mind. It gives him interesting topics to discuss with his friends


title: Two youngest granddaughters enjoy it

text: Two youngest granddaughters (ages 6 and 9) enjoy it


title: Good gift for people that have everything.

text: My son-in-law loves jokes, etc.. and has enjoyed this subscription.


title: pass on this offer

text: This magazine is not worth subscribing to.


title: Wonderful colorful book

text: My sister took care of someone with severe Covid. I gave her this subscription as a thank you for her wonderful care.


title: So good!

text: We love these! We recommend ordering it until 4 years old, maybe even slightly older. We do not recommend getting the Ladybug, especially at 3 years of age. It's lame. Babybug is so good and my daughter looks forward to the monthly delivery!


title: Meh

text: Kinda fun, but overall pretty disappointing. At least for their age recommendations. I say stick with Babybug until 4 years old. Not sure why they sized up to a traditional magazine size for 3-6 year olds either? My kiddo much prefers things sized for her and would like these much more if even if they were a size in between their current size and the Babybug size. So yeah, meh in content and overall delivery of this. I will not be re-upping and look for a better monthly subscription.


title: Great Mag

text: Great Mag.  Very informative with useful articles on computers and software and the latest and greatest out there.  Good to find out what the others are doing and using and what bugs (or not) they are running into and how to deal with matters.


title: Great book

text: Bought for a teen who wanted to learn all about the different areas of architecture. He really enjoyed this book. It is now being kept for future reference in his architecture research library. He enjoyed it so much that he wants to learn more about landscape architecture.


title: Great for beginner levels

text: Quick read articles give plenty of how-to information for the novice DIY-er.


title: The subscription made a nice gift

text: My 15 yro granddaughter has a culinary class in school.  I ordered her a subscription of Food Network to help spark her creativity for her class.  She told me she does read it, likes it, and asked if I could renew the subscription, which I of course did.

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title: It was a nice gift for my granddaughter

text: I got the subscription for my granddaughter who is ten.  She likes it and does read it.  I just renewed.


title: Love for this Mag from a non-Rachael Fan!

text:
I admit, I have never watched more than 5 minutes of a Rachael Ray show, she is just too cute and too grating for my tastes. I wrote her off and avoided everything to do with her.Until

One Day at the Dentist's Office I picked up the magazine and flipped through it. Woah, I loved the recipes! I loved the time saving ideas! I also loved the reviews, travels, and other contents in the magazine. Now, I am a bona fide subscriber. Maybe I just could not handle Rachael's voice but her magazine is great and fits a busy persons lifestyle. I especially adore the tear out 7 day meal plan with grocery list. It makes meal planning a snap! I do substitute many of the meat recipes with soy versions. I find the recipes are perfect for those of us who enjoy fun, tasty, slightly gourmet meals but want to keep the preparation simple & fast.

Try out an issue if you are a non-Rachael Fan. You may just like it!


title: Decent

text: I got this magazine for my then 10 year old. She thinks its a good magazine but doesn't necessarily look forward to receiving it. She likes the articles but perhaps she's getting a little old for it now (12).  I like that it mixes fun stuff with real life issues.


title: Five Stars

text: Grandkids love it!


title: Five Stars

text: EXACTLY AS I EXPECTED


title: Five Stars

text: Great educational magazine. I love the section that tells me what I should be doing during each season.


title: Great nail magazine

text: Great magazine for professionals or lay person.  Great ideas and product inserts.


title: Good idea stimulation for manicurists

text: Great magazine for manicurist.  Has great pictures and editorials and great products.  Gives many ideas on different nail designs.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.  Great health tips, exercises and healthy eating recipes.  Definitely will renew


MY husband and I both enjoy this magazine.  He loves to piddle in the shop and this gives me so many hunny-do projects for him.


title: too much fluff

text: This used to be an excellent source of information on potential purchases . In the last 20 years , CR has increasingly filled it's pages with fluffy useless articles . Kind of like those snack sellers that fill the half empty package with air to fool the consumer . They are printing more and more articles that have no product testing .They also twist some reviews based on PC concerns , whether medical or environmental . For example , a few years ago I bought a barbecue grill because they recommended it highly . They noted that it allowed grilling without burning . Health police don't like charred meat . They did not mention , on the other hand , that the grill performed so badly that it is impossible to even darken the meat on it , let alone burn it .<br />  Also , their renewal notices are predatory . They constantly urge you to renew as though your subscription is running out , even though you might still have a year or more remaining . It is like the READERS DIGEST sweepstake scams , designed to trick older people out of their money . SHAME on you , CR , for doing what you criticize in others .


title: Love The New Yorker magazine

text: Best cartoons any where. Interesting stories & news commentary. Very useful ads. Memorable cover art.


title: 3 issues arrived the first week

text: I signed up for a 1 year subscription and the first week, I had only 9 months left on the subscription.  They sent me the current issue and 2 other issues, one a month old and one 2 months old.  I kinda feel like they are giving me the bum's rush here.  Great magazine, this rating is not about the magazine content.


Very Interesting Subjects and great advice.  A fine magazine for all males  . Vacation spots, fitness ideas, just an overall  generally interesting magazine...look forward to each issue.


title: Five Stars

text: quality item, exactly as described ...very satisfied


This is one of my many magazines that I really like!


title: Great!

text: Great!


title: Something for everyone!

text: Yes, it's true that some articles won't interest you. There's been a ton of writing on Twilight that I don't really care about, but a lot of people do! They can't please everyone 100% of the time. Now in exchange for my patience I will receive a ton of writing on Lost--whoohoo! It's a great magazine, fun and interesting and smart. Gives you info without trashy gossip. Keeps you informed about all the latest books, music, movies, DVDs, TV, etc. The perfect mix of good articles and photos. I got my first subscription years ago and can't imagine going without it. Great price on Amazon! I feel bad for the people that pay more without realizing.


title: Five Stars

text: Great product


title: Not Impressed, disappointed even.

text: I ordered this magazine thinking that it would give helpful tips for quick dinners, good advice on how to handling guilt as a working mother, money saving tips ect. I was even hopeful for quick makeup tips or great ways to keep your kids busy while I try to get ready for work in the morning. Instead I felt like this magazine is only success stories of working women, articles on executive level women and what companies hire mostly women. I am very happy for those women who can relate to the articles, but I cannot. It wasn't at all what I thought and I find it quite boring. Once in a while there are some good articles or tips. I thought this was aimed more towards middle class working mothers, not high salary executive women.


title: Five Stars

text: The best


title: Treat in mailbox, save for camper

text:
These are wonderful.  A treat for my five year old who loves getting then in the mail.

The art and craft activity/book making/game making she LOVES!!!

We save and collect them.

After they have been around... I tuck then away in the camper for a rainy day.

We also get the Nation Geo Animal little mag...


title: A GREAT HORSE PUBLICATION

text: The Western Horseman continues to be one of the best horse publications available.  It always has a wide variety of good informative articles.


title: If You Love England You Will Love This Magazine

text: A friend of mind who is from England always shared her "This England" magazine with me.  It has great articles and beautiful scenic pictures taken around England.  I like this magazine much better than "The Realm" which I have subscribed to in the past.


title: Magazine is great, but check your subscription dates

text:
I ordered a subscription to National Geographic after reading through a recent copy at a doctor's appointment.  I don't read through the magazine cover to cover, but there is more than enough interesting content to keep me looking forward to the next issues.  I would give the magazine itself a 5 star.  However, after receiving a current issue as expected, I received three back issues.  When I checked the end date of my subscription through the National Geographic website, it shows as three months earlier than the subscription end date according to Amazon.  In other words, they're dumping three back issues on me in one month and counting that toward my 12 month subscription.  I guess I still get the 12 issues I paid for, but I want 12 months of worthwhile reading, not a month of more than I can get through followed by 9 months of a great magazine.  I was able to call and get the end date fixed, but I'm sure a lot of people don't bother or notice until magazines stop showing up before they should have.

Overall, it's a great magazine, just make sure you're getting what you paid for.


title: Five Stars

text: Great articles! I always find inspiration reading this magazine.


title: National Geographic

text: I. have been a subscriber for over twenty years and I have never been disappointed in a single issue. Regardless of whether I am armchair traveling or being apprised of a new global problem I can count on National Geographic to deliver clear and concise articles on the subject.


title: Not much material

text: The magazine does not have much material.  There are a lot of ads compared to the material available.  The digital copy takes some time to learn how to navigate.  I would also note their are some videos embedded that are a bit helpful.  I would just want more content for the cost.


title: Fantastic Magazine

text: Fantastic magazine for any book lover you know. Informative, interesting, well written, absorbing -- only downside is that it comes only  a few times a year!


title: Only 1 Issue ever received!!!

text: I ordered this product for Mother's Day for my 85-year -old Mom - That was 7 months ago.  She has only received one issue!!!  I want my money back or my mother to receive the other issues!!!  Very disappointing!


title: Exactly as described

text: Exactly as described


title: I enjoy it

text: Thanks


title: Five Stars

text: Christmas gift


title: Five Stars

text: What more can a person say.  It's Nat'l Geo.  Prefer to buy EVERYTHING through Amazon if possible.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Magazine is good. Delivery seems to have issues

text: The magazine itself is great...however it was a birthday gift and it said my first delivery would be in January (it is a every other month delivery) so I went to the store and bought the current magazine to wrap. A couple week later I received the one I just bought in the store, and then a couple weeks after that I got a different one. So in a matter of 2 weeks I have gotten 2 of my 6 for the year and one is a duplicate because they said they wouldn't start mailing them till January!?!


title: Lots of cute ideas.

text: Fun magazine with lots of cute ideas. But it does have a lot of advertisement. That's why I gave it 4 stars.


title: one of my favorite magazines

text: one of the few magazines that I have kept my subscription to through the years. I feel like the information each month is new and the ads/article balance is decent. When I wanted to cut back to two magazines this was one of the ones I kept along with Taste of Home and Rachel Ray. The others just have too many ads and not enough fresh information or ideas. Unlike the HGTV one, this mag is like an extension of the channel.


title: good if you love repainting your front door every month and do not know what a shovel is

text:
I've received 3 magazines and all of them can be summed up as basically one giant advertisement for paint. Specifically rooms and front doors. and some common sense information thrown in, like this month's advice on how to wash a car and patch a beach tube. Really? I subscribed thinking it would be more hardcore gardening (and instead the gardening sections are for entry level planters. This month, for example, was daisy vs. chamomile (hint, one is an edible herb!), and a shovel vs. a spade (hint one is pointy...I wonder what on earth it could be used for???? ect.) and the home improvements are just advertisements to buy buy from their sponsors. They do copy beauty magazines cheap vs. expensive comparison which was interesting, but  ::spoilers:: the cheap one is almost always the ugly item.

I was not impressed and after this month have cancelled my subscription. clearly 34yr old females are not their target audience...if you order this thinking you'll get advice on DIY home improvement, how to do more earth friendly living, or how to have the perfect back yard think again. I will stick to watching the cable shows at the gym.


title: Love the doll craft ideas!

text: Does your daughter (or son), grand daughter or niece love American Girls? Then thy will delight when this magazine arrives every other month. My daughters specifically love the craft ideas, as both love to make things for their dolls.


title: Washingtonian magazine

text: love this magazine to stay informed of whats going on around the DMV area.


title: Great publication

text: I love this magazine! Try it!


title: Just what I was hoping for...

text: Wanted a magazine featuring country gardens (vs. structured gardens) and this did not disappoint. I'm sure I'll find many inspiring ideas in the issues to come.


title: Mixed feeligs

text:
I have off and on read NG for more than two decades.
Pro:
Pictures and stories of places I'll never see.

Con:
preaching questionable environmental science gets really old and ruins the reputation of the material


title: Long history but currently a shoddy magazine

text: The main problem for me is the poor science the magazine sells. Real science never stops questioning the data and pushing boundaries.  They also do that annoying thing where they start an article then make you flip to the end of the magazine to finish the article. Problem is they start new articles at the end too so you're never sure if you have skipped an article.  Finally, the magazine is really thin and lacking in material.


title: Very imformative.

text: Perfect gift for a "auto-phile".


title: Consistency in Sports coverage

text: SI is still the leader in sports coverage. Just as informative as ever.


title: Five Stars

text: thanks


title: Five Stars

text: Love Sunset, thank you


title: Excellent item!

text: Excellent item!


title: A good magazine

text:
This magazine will aid you in your quest to become a PC guru, however it tends to be ad swayed in its reviews of products, software and hardware.

You'll learn alot from this and other PC magazines... from basic firewall configuration, to knowing how to install missing files in sub-directories you never knew existed.

Good for the PC enthusiast who want's to improve his 'skills', and for the techie who needs advanced PC info.

The info is good, the reviews tend to be weighted by advertising, so take reviews with a grain of salt and look for reviews for that particular product, software etc, elsewhere.


title: A good magazine but...

text:
Its good to learn hadware installation and how to intall peripheral devices.

It comes with a CD with every issue with usefull utilities, applications, and game demos.

However, it claims to be 'unbiased' in its reviewing like it claims the other PC magazines are, but using some of its reviewed products, I find this hard to beleive, especially when it has as much advrtising as the other PC Magazines.

Its a good magazine for the intermediade/advanced PC user, and it is good when used in conjunction with the other PC magazines as well.

I don't find quite all the software tech stuff I'd want to, but I find quite a bit on the hardware side.  Worth having, but not worth being your only PC resourse... consider the other pc mags as well.


title: Promptness. Co did what they said

text: Mag came right on time. Remind me again about this deal. Will order again


title: Compact Classic magazine

text: I’ve always loved the stories in Readers Digest and the size is perfect to slip into my purse!


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Favorite magazine ever~


title: Smithsonion magazine

text: I love reading about ancient places and artifacts. this is a very nice magazine. And one that children enjoy reading also.


title: Finally a great magazine!

text: Love this magazine,  I recently canceled a ton of my other subscriptions because the content was mostly advertising but this magazine is a great resource for ideas and fun ways to decorate my home!


title: A mini vacation every month

text: Look forward to every issue. It’s like a mini-vacation in every read. It gives me inspiration on my own coastal design and ideas on vacation places.


title: junk mail

text: I got this crap somehow. I know I never ordered it. It is a waste of paper and ink. It wouldn't make good toilet paper.


title: Review of Backpacker

text: Good magazine, planning on switching to Kindle Edition when my subscription runs out.  I live near the Great Smokies and the Appalachian Trail so I get a lot of information from this magazine.


title: Such a waste

text: It's all advertisements. No good stuff not even uon the Christmas one. I was so disapointed.


title: Everyone should read "The New Yorker!"

text: Sixty years of being an enthusiastic reader means of course I'd renew and renew. From Truman Capote to all the short stories of JD Salinger to the late John Updike and to the even later John Cheever, I've met fictional characters who've richly coloured my life. Both film and book reviews are trustworthy, too. Is there another magazine with such original and often amusing covers?


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Four Stars

text: Some interesting reading ..


title: I could have easily written this book

text: Not up to date at all . All the info provided is pulled form very common sources . I was hoping since it was a book devoted to peace dollars it would have more . I could have easily written this book ....I think some of my papers in college were better written


title: Five Stars

text: Met expectations.


title: over 100 years giving you science

text: Some of the articles are a little deep, but if you're a science guy, this is the mag. you want...


title: Shooters unite....

text: Another great shooters mag...


title: Not for shooters only

text: will explain a lot of your (handgun) options


title: For the privileged class

text: let's you dream about what you ain't gonna have, but good magazine anyway


title: Backpacker is a "Lightweight"

text: I cancelled my subscription, the magazine is loaded with ads....


title: Perfect gift. Arrived when expected

text: Perfect gift.  Arrived when expected.


title: For the outdoorsy type

text: This magazine tends to be a bit male-centric and can get wrapped up in high testosterone adventures, but anyone who enjoys outdoor activities should appreciate this.


title: Interesting

text: Purchase for my husband. He reads it cover to cover.


title: Alaska Magazine

text: Love it, just wish it came out monthly and wasn't quite as pricey.  Awesome info and pics!


title: Lots of fun info

text: Took 2 months to ship. And then got 3 of them at once.<br />My kids 8 & 9 loved them


title: Do not care for the political rhetoric

text: Appreciate the content but not the politics and now concerned about the mailing lists I'll wind up on. Would prefer the knowledge without the slant. Will stick to books instead moving forward. Not renewing.


title: Fantastic MAG

text: GOOD deal I love this magazine is a well suited mag for women From fashion, relationships, movies and even sex.


title: Five Stars

text: Just the level of information that I need for my small backyard farm.


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE this magazine. Good information for a small hobby farm newbie !


title: Perfect

text: Perfect for my 7 year old


title: Helpful with Alzheimer's and deteriorating vision..........

text: My elderly parents now have dementia and their vision is steadily failing and exams are no longer reliable.  Both are well read but unable to enjoy most books and magazines given the changes noted above.  Readers' Digest large print helps engage them in reading now and the stories are low-key, upbeat - an advantage over the newspaper and most of the news and scientific journals they'd read before but that prove a challenge for them now.


title: Love it!

text: I love this magazine. It always seems to feature an article on the home improvement project you're currently considering or working on. It also has good tips, and is sometimes funny and witty if you read it carefully. One of the few periodicals that always gets read.


title: Five Stars

text: Great service, extremely nice product, and I am very happy.  Thank you.


title: Political Magazine Masquerading as a Fashion Magazine

text: Was going to subscribe after reading the August issue during a plane ride back home, but sadly discovered after Googling for additional articles, Harper's Bazaar is nothing but a political magazine masquerading as a fashion magazine. If you enjoy liberal-leaning political views with your fashion and jewelry, you'll love Harper's Bazaar.


title: My favorite magazine

text: This is the only magazine I subscribe to because I know I will get good quality reading in every issue. I love everything about Reader's Digest and have read it for years, ever since I could read. I'm so glad I could update my subscription via Amazon, that's convenient.


title: Love the recipes

text: I love this magazine. Great pictures. Easy to follow recipes.


title: Love this Magazine!

text: I really enjoy this magazine! I love the articles, recipes and all of the great pictures included. This is my 2nd year receiving this magazine. I actually save them all so I can go back and look through them when I need a special dish.


title: How much do you love shopping?

text: This is not the kind of magazine you read, at least not cover to cover.  This is for serious shopping, or shopping ideas.  Feel a whole in your wardrobe? Lucky can tell you what to put in it for a variety of price ranges.  That is one of the reasons I really like this magazine it shows different price ranges of a style so you can decide how much you want to spend on the perfect look.  It also gives great website types, which is very helpful when your stuck out in the middle of the continent.  The "everyday girl" advice on mixing and maxing is often lacking, but the magazine makes up for it with pages of clothing, shoes, etc.  Devoted to shopping, pick this up.


title: Beautiful, but . . .

text: Vogue fantastic high fashion photos.  If you love to look at beautiful clothing and shoes you need to look at Vogue.  However, as other reviews have indicated, the articles are quite lacking.  They are often flat without much substance on topics that are frankly not interesting.  So, you get Vogue for the pictures.  If your looking to ogle pretty clothes or for inspiration for an art project this is a great magazine, if you want something to read get something else.


Got this on a 5$ deal and we love it, comes with inspiring recipes, was delivered on time. We love it.


title: Five Stars

text: love


title: Love this mag

text: Great pricing and look forward to this magazine every month. If you are an avid food lover, this is a mag for you!


title: Three Stars

text: ok


title: Five Stars

text: Good recipes.


title: Three Stars

text: Ok


title: Nice

text: Good for these old eyes.


title: Great Magazine

text: No matter what age this is awesome for relaxation and great paper quality.No other magazines like it.


The thing about a Vanity Fair subscription is that every issue is full of original insight. Take all the hype of the Royal Wedding, everyone was scrounging around for photos of William and Kate. Then all of a sudden, weeks after the wedding Vanity Fair’s cover story “Will and Kate’s New Life” has a new photo from Mario Testino. Another engagement picture, but it’s less formal, and they’re both smiling and relaxed. There are new details about their life after the wedding - the next chapter. That’s the kind of stuff only Vanity Fair can snag.

It just has more clout. Vanity Fair’s not out there regurgitating a news story; it’s making the stories. And the photographs are always gorgeous. It’s made household names out of photographers like Annie Leibowitz. She’s a celebrity in her own right, and all because her work is featured time and time again in Vanity Fair.

And while Vanity Fair is totally a worthwhile guilty pleasure, I don’t have to hide reading it. In fact, I can brag about something I read in an issue since it covers things like business and society and culture, but in a way where everyone wants to read it. It’s never dry but it’s always entertaining and original.


title: I always enjoyed reading Town and Country magazine at the doctor's office ...

text: I always enjoyed reading Town and Country magazine at the doctor's office but thought it was too pricey to purchase my own subscription. Through AMAZON.com, I was able to subscribe at a reasonable fee. I truly look forward to this magazine every month and read it cover to cover. The articles are interesting, informative and out of the ordinary - all enhanced with beautiful photos. The magazine covers a broad range of topics including fashion, home, and travel. Even their ads are gorgeous and out of the ordinary introduce me to products I wouldn't normally see.Town & Country magazine also covers various social scenes among the nation's most privileged. That includes major cultural events, which draw celebrities, politicians, socialites and other notable figures. These special occasions are detailed in the featured sections "Out & About" as well as "Social Network." Other special features in this publication include "Style Spy" and "Bright Things," which examine the most-coveted, trend-setting fashions and eye-popping jewelry available. Town & Country is known for publishing special lists they refer to as the T&C 50. These lists give readers a rundown of America's top bachelors, influential families, philanthropists and more.


title: Oorah

text: Great magazine. Lots of interesting info.


title: Magazine

text: This is the second year I bought this subscription as a gift for my son in law for Christmas. He loves it. No matter what else I buy him its a must to get this.


title: A Beautiful book

text: My son loves Shonen Jump and cannot wait for each issue.  He will love this beautiful hardcover anniversary issue.


title: Four Stars

text: My daughter liked the magazine; however, I do feel that the sexual content needs to be toned down.


title: They canceled

text: Canceled their magazine


title: ISU magazine is good unless they don't like one of the top world skaters.

text:
I was very disappointed in their bias, as demonstrated by minimal coverage of Evgeni Plushenko and his 4th Olympic medal.

The one good thing: I cancelled it after the Olympics  and 6 months later, I'm still getting it for free!

Evgeni Plushenko received very little or no coverage.  In one article they sad his 4 Olympic medals were 2 gold, a silver and a bronze.  wrong,  2 gold 2 silver, and I never saw a correction,.  I told the magazine myself, but no correction was made.

His career has set more records and there is a long list of the elements he was the first ever to do.  The facts  make him the best male skater ever.  The only other male skater with 4 Olympic medals was 80 years ago, when all the jumps he had to were doubles.  Evgeni has 4 Olympic medals, with very difficult quad jumps--the kind that create a lot of injuries.

Plushenko was minimized to near the end of the magazine, even though he's regularly mentioned for his long career, full of all his record breaking achievements

Anyone reading this probably understands what I wrote.


title: Not a TV guide

text: Tv guide used to be a printed guide for your tv channels, letting you know what was on all channels all day. Now you get pages upon pages of articles about popular shows and 2 pages per day showing you what is on the main channels from 8pm to 10:30pm. This is useless. The magazine got bigger, but now it is just articles and no longer a guide.


title: Good Stories

text: Always nice to read.


title: Always good

text: I have enjoyed Southern Living for years.  I know my daughter is not able to afford a subscription so when I get done, I pass it on.  It brings several people a lot of good articles to help in the house, yard and kitchen.


title: Does Not Work!!!!!

text: Very disappointed. Will not download magazine after repeated attempts.


title: Love this magazine!

text: This is such a great magazine. It has great recipes, features helpful tips, new diets, fashion trends, etc. highly reccommended!


title: Cake Decorating

text: I love getting tips and being inspired with new decorating trends!


title: Too much advertising

text: It was hard to sift the advertising from the articles at times and while there is very good information to be gleaned I found myself not reading them for months and finally just tossing them.


title: good to keep up with whats new

text: Love book reviews and takes on movies.


title: Magazine great, Amazon Not So Much

text:
I subscribed to this magazine based upon multiple sources recommending it.  I had been buying it on the newstand so I know it is a useful mag.  Amazon, however, it not the place to order magazines.  Once you order you cannot cancel the order.  Amazon refers you to the publisher (and good luck finding a source for that contact that doesn't require snail mail).

As of middle of May still not magazine in the mail...so now I am not even sure the subscription was processed.  If the direct from publisher deal costs a couple of dollars more it is will worth it to avoid the hassle of using Amazon as the middle man.  I was shocked because the customer service I normally receive from Amazon is excellent.


title: Great buy

text: Great magazine at a great price. First issue arrived earlier than expected.


title: great mag, good customer service

text:
I loved buying this occasionally on the newstand, and when Country Home (US) folded, this British magazine filled the gap.  first issue arrived in only 11 weeks, sooner than the 12-16 weeks projected by Amazon.
update:  still a great mag, but the second issue never arrived.  good customer service, they sent replacement promptly.  the problem with imported mags is that you don't know when to expect their arrival.
update2: they answered my email question about when to expect issues (by 15th of month) and the Feb issue arrived promptly on the 11th.


title: Five Stars

text: Have taken this magazine for 10 years.


title: Favorite magazine

text: Always a fun, scary, disgusting, enlightening, heartening read. I've read it for over 50 years. I give it for gifts.


title: Four Stars

text: Great read.


title: Good read

text: Learn the hows and why's of Biblical times.


title: Someone got it for me. I got it for someone else.

text: This magazine is amazing. It's one half manual on how to make things and one half source of inspiration to make things.


title: This is a great magazine filled with a lot of great information

text: This is a really good magazing had  subscription years ago unfortunately this one here is taking 3 months to get extremely way too long to wait unfortunately I can't cancel it other than that it's a good magazine


title: Awesome magazine

text: I loved this magazine as a child, and now my five-year-old grandson loves it too!


title: Good deal, great mag.

text: Great magazine, love having the digital and hard copy.  I like the weekender bag. It's bigger than expected, but smaller than I would need.  If I could deduct a half star rather than a full one, I would.


title: So far so good!

text: Just got the first issue and so far it has good nutritional information.


title: Healthy eating

text: I like the healthy recipes and articles. They include the nutritional values which is most helpful when calculating calories etc.


title: Five Stars

text: It is very up to date and brings perspective to business.


title: Luv vino

text: Have always appreciated the wine articles and reviews of my favorite beaverage. Plus the food pairings too


title: Saves time

text: Always look to CR before shopping.


title: Five Stars

text: Great for instructions and equipment reviews.


title: Five Stars

text: A must have mag if you love food and vino.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine. It has great recipes and interesting articles.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful recipes without ads.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Food Magazine

text: Love this magazine.


title: #1 Magazine

text: Best magazine on the planet!!!!


title: Even adults will learn from it!

text: My son received a Muse gift subscription and not only does he enjoy it, but I read it from cover to cover too! The articles are well-written and cover an amazing array of topics throughout the year. The writing style isn't just "dumbed down" for kids, but written in a way that makes understanding easier. Some of the articles have even sparked a desire for further research on his part. Wow-entertainment disguised as learning that makes you want to learn more...don't tell your kids! I've just renewed our subscription and we'll be trying to beat one another to the mailbox.


title: Capitalist propaganda for the poor and working class, not actually read by rich people

text: Used to read this magazine religiously until I went to college and actually met real rich kids. That was when I realized most of the biographies about millionaires and billionaires in it are total baloney. Ever notice every one of them supposedly grew up poor or working class until they hit it big? It's really funny when you catch Forbes in a lie you personally know to be false. Real rich people don't read this magazine, it's Republican propaganda to fool the 99%. And believe me, I'm no socialist either.


title: The transgender article is the beginning of the end of this once-great magazine

text: Absolutely kooky, political stuff here. I've noticed the magazine has been turning into Vice lately, and it's lame. There definitely is a concerted effort to force appeal to the most radical of millennials, hipster types, so on and so forth. I'm done. This used to be a great magazine. It's sad to say that I don't even want to look at it anymore.


title: Not for anyone that isn't a hipster and not worth a million or more

text: Esquire has some major problems. Their writers are out of touch with the average person. Look at the clothes they are promoting. Not only do they look awful, but they cost more than some factory workers make in a month! Add to that, the fact that most of the articles are just filler. It's disappointing, and once my subscription runs out, that's it. Goodbye, forever.


title: Five Stars

text: Great I love this publication. Excellent writing.


title: Five Stars

text: Thanks


title: DEFINITELY NOT A NEWS MAGAZINE

text: US WEEKLY is big on pictures of young stars and short on the written word. Amazon offered me a free trial subscription and I was expecting something like PEOPLE magazine with a mixture of articles on movie, TV, and sports stars along with people in the political world. I also expected human interest stories. US MAGAZINE is really a glossy gossip magazine. It certainly has appeal to people who like to see pictures of the latest stars. The few articles are short and uninspired. I was happy to see my trial subscription end, but then Amazon offered me a year subscription for $1 a year. I had to think about but for a $1 a year I'd stay the magazine was worth it.


title: TOO MANY ADS

text: ITS A MAGAZINE BUT TOO MANY ADS


title: Love

text: I love all the food recipes. I’ve tried some especially the thanksgiving and Christmas editions


title: Loved the content

text: Liked the cleaning advice and recipes


title: Love reader's digest

text: Love reader's digest


title: Everyone feels nostalgic

text: It's a good trip through memory lane if like personal tales of growing up, cool cars, pop culture and living through tough times. Nice to hear about other decades and experieciences as well.


title: Wonderful magazine!

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for many years, and this time chose to renew it through Amazon.  Every issue is filled with the latest biblical archaeological digs and finds.  The articles are extremely well written with much documentation and accompanying photographs.  The magazine is perfect for anyone interested in ancient history, and in biblical history particularly.


title: Good for F

text: This has interesting articles and good recipes.  Glad to renew every year.  Always interesting and always informative.  Also makes a good present.


title: My husband's favorite mag!

text: My husband's favorite mag!


title: Unsolicited!

text: I never ordered this magazine.  I am not interested in its content.


title: Excellent Magazine.

text: Excellent magazine..I enjoy reading through it each time. The pictures are wonderful to obtain good ideas to incorporate into my garden.


title: Get your knowledge on!

text: Love this magazine! I enjoy waiting every month to see everything on the front cover! I learn many new things every time I read this magazine. Most times I end up reading almost the entire thing in one sitting! Keep them coming popular science! You're helping me every day on the road to vast amounts of knowledge! Maybe one day I could even be president with the knowledge I gain! Or maybe the techs from the Bond movies, with the DIY info! Idk, just love this magazine!


title: I liked it but don't need it

text: This one is the only one i would even consider renewing out of three i was getting. i liked it, i just don't need it. I would consider ordering it again later.


title: Eh i could do without it

text: I've read other magazine and liked them better. It wasn't horrible but I'm not going to miss not getting it


title: Eh its ok

text: I get a few cooking magazine and I never really was tempted to try one recipe. Not saying its the books fault, it just happened that way.


title: Four Stars

text: great


title: Five Stars

text: Very good, renewed it..


title: One Star

text: Do not like the auto renewal, don't read this anymore and keep getting charged.


title: Good buy

text: As expected and worth the price!


title: Great Magazine

text: Great magazine


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine


title: Good Facts Great Pics

text: National Geographic never changes - good articles with outstanding pictures. It is always informative & often teaches little known facts.  And often includes detailed maps of area being discussed.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine and at $5 -- a steal!


title: NEVER RECEIVED

text: This magazine was never received & when I've inquired about it, all I get is a response asking if I want to cancel. I WANT MY MONEY BACK!


title: As good as ever

text: I look forward to receiving this every month.


title: One Star

text: My boyfriend's idea of a joke...sent a year's subscription to me...not amused.


title: Comfort reading for the soul

text:
Have to be a good housekeeper? Not necessarily. Happened to grab GH at the checkout counter, wasn't expecting much beyond a simple recipe or two. Much to my surprise, found this mag full of tids and bits worthy of my attention.

I trust Good Housekeeping's seal of approval... the reputation of this publication is tantamount to its continued success. I won't waste my time on a mag that offers me stale input.

I subscribed to GH...can't wait for the next issue!


title: Love it!

text: Great magazine!


title: ALL GOOD

text: AS ADVERTISED


title: Five Stars

text: Getting a lot of info and pleasure.


title: Nothing new anymore...same old pop fad

text: I guess the days of informative stories are becoming a thing of the past. It's a little disappointing to see RD going the way of the same old tired pop culture fads with the vegan,  virtue signaling, politically slanted tripe.


title: Fun, interesting collection of cool ideas(DIY,) Beautiful layout pages!

text: I’m very picky about magazines and you probably are as well! This magazine (HGTV,) I’ve found different than the Expensive magazines, why? It’s a fun, fast paced first of all and all the TRENDY THINGS,PLACES & great ideas for keeping the cost 💲 of redecorating your home, offices or children’s rooms, etc.etc.etc! Food magazines were good, REAL Magazines good but this has a different twist for the young & even older baby boomers styles… $18 bucks & loving relaxing looking at exciting NEW IDEAS!! Good Luck, Cynthia:)


title: Great gift!

text: I gave a year subscription as a gift to my sister in law who is a stay at home mom and loves to cook. The recipes inside aren't all extremely elegant where you cant even understand the ingredients, but there are some higher end meals to choose from if you are looking for something more elegant. It went over great as a gift!


title: Strong on local info & production values

text: This magazine is wonderfully useful for anyone visiting or living....or considering living....in Western North Carolina. WNC encompasses a wide range of topics including every physical activity that occupies N. Carolinians (hiking, golf, canoeing, kayaking,etc.) plus the arts (theatre, visual arts, music of all genres) and architecture & decorating styles of the region. It's the production values of this particular magazine that make it a stand-out among regional periodicals. The paper is of the highest quality out there for magazines, as is the photography & the travel info. I only wish they would strenghen the literary scope of their project....but, I think that it's very hard to "be all things to all people". Consequently, I rate them five stars for I believe they accomplish more than most magazines in present times.


title: Love to see how great our state is

text: I love this magazine and all it has to offer. It showcases so many places that you'd never know about. Super informative on different things happening and tons of places to check out.


title: Good Buy

text: I have been buying the electronic edition, decided wanted the paper one too


title: good price


title: Oh to ‘O’!

text: Great Magazine!


title: Four Stars

text: Really enjoy this magazine, ended up re-reading several issues.


title: Four Stars

text: Always a good choice if you want to expand your knowledge on the world.


title: Three Stars

text: Great music reviews.


title: Three Stars

text: Liked the magazine just fine, but didn't read it as much as I thought I would.


HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. EXCELLENT PRINT MAGAZINE WITH FANTASTIC PHOTOS. EXCELLENT FOR KIDS, TEENS AND ADULTS. WILL BUILD CHILDREN'S KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE WORLD, CULTURES , ANIMALS AND COUNTRIES


title: Five Stars

text: EXCELLENT PRINT MAGAZINE FOR KIDS, TEENS AND ADULTS. VERY INFORMATIVE. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED


title: Five Stars

text: EXCELLENT PRINT MAGAZINE FOR KIDS, TEENS AND ADULTS. VERY INFORMATIVE


title: No Way to manage addressess

text: They never did put my son's name on the subscription, and then it was forwarded to my brother when he moved out of the house.  Horrible address management which is so basic makes it not worth subscribing, at least not through Amazon.


title: Five Stars

text: good read


title: why not for kindle at this price

text: So I got a great deal for 9 bucks a year, but why not a kindle option at that price. Come on Amazon? You are pushing the kindle why didn't put the option to send it to the kindle.


title: Disappointing

text: The content has changes over the last years.  So much is of limited interest, and requires tools beyond the means of the average family handyman.