title: Can't really comment - purchased for a friend

text: Really cannot comment - purchased for a friend and have had no comments - from her or anyone else that may have been exposed to the book


title: Triggers curiosity

text: Great publication


title: Women's health is awesome!

text: I really enjoy this magazine it has great articles... On both health fitness love and money advice! Absolutely my favorite!


title: Great help sourcing materials for remodel/restoration

text: I am restoring a 1928 Spanish Revival home in San Antonio, Texas.  This magazine often features the classic adobe style and a modern interpretation of this style, but I can often find great sources for materials to be used in my house, including light fixtures, doors, windows, etc...  In the end, my house will not look like these homes, but I am continuing to purchase this magazine for the rich network of sources and ideas on its pages.  Highly recommended.


title: My way is the best way!

text: I like diy projects.


title: Great visuals!

text: I love this magazine. I use it to keep up with the information!!


title: Eileen

text:
Magazine has pictures which is the only good thing about it.  Also the November
2010 issue had an article that included a piece on Dana Perino.  She is
on Fox News often and Elle Magazine had to make a make a sleezy comment
about Fox News in the article about Dana.  Elle, stick to fashion which
you do a lousey job with and stay away from politics.  Another junk
publication by the liberal media.  I've cancelled my subscription!


title: Beauty and brains

text: Vanity Fair looks good and has interesting articles to suit just about everyone's interests. I read all the articles, because they are so well and interestingly written. Vanity Fair is simply the best magazine in the world. The magazine makes me feel like I'm part of an open minded elite world.


title: THIN

text: InStyle is one of the thickest magazines I read and this was very thin not sure if its due to Covid or this offer hopefully future issues will have more to offer


I was so disappointed by "Modern Painters" December 2014 edition.  Out of the "24 Artists to Watch," in the cover article, only seven of the artists were practicing painters.  Why does this magazine call itself "Modern Painters," while consistently focusing on performance, installation, film, photography, and textile artists?

This magazine lacks focus.  In an attempt to cover stories on a broad range of artistic practices around the world, it fails to provide sufficient information about PAINTING.

As a painter, I am looking for a magazine that covers current trends and practices in painting.  I want a magazine that explores questions such as: What is Peter Doig working on in 2015?  How have the Neo-Impressionists affected our understanding of color?  How is Gerhard Richter challenging himself?


title: great hobby mag

text: I am very happy with the fama magizine... I recieved my first issue in less than a month... I highly suggest this publication


title: foreward

text: Love the history and pictures in the magazine , anyone who has ever been to England or plan on going would enjoy it ,<br />beautiful pictures of the country side and stories of the people living there , I always look forward to getting it .


title: Gift for someone

text: I gave this as a gift for my grandma and she loves it!  Will definitely do this again this Christmas.


title: Crawl Magazine

text: I have been reading this magazine for along time and have enjoyed it.<br />Great articles and stories about rock crawling and technical advice. Keep up the great work.


title: Throwing it out

text: I was given a free subscription to this magazine, and it is obviously biased. If you believe in liberal values you'd probably eat up this crap but for my conservative self it is in-your-face offensive.  It goes in the trash now whenever it arrives.


title: Five Stars

text: Solid


title: Bait and Switch?

text: I love Professional Photography magazine, pictured on this listing. Imagine my disappointment when Professional Photographer Magazine showed up instead. A picture is worth 1,000 words? Not in this case: Not worth one part of one word. I shall seek a refund.

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title: Mad for Mad

text: Take one part political satire, add a dose of razor sharp wit, then throw in a belly laugh every page and you have Alfred E. Newman's finest.  I've loved Mad Magazine for years and it never disappoints. The real key to Mad's success is the ability to tackle adult subject matter under the guise of a children's magazines.  The right, the left, naughty celebrities, the well to do--everyone's a target.  And the Mad writers always hit their mark.  Plus, with crack artists Mort Drucker and Tom Richmond, caricatures have never been so spot on.


title: Best magazine deal

text: I love popular Mechanics and I've been a subscriber for years. Recently my renewal came up and I just couldn't seem to justify the cost from the publisher, so I went looking for a better deal and found it at Amazon. I got double the publishers months and for less than the publishers yearly rate.  Thanks Amazon, I'm a fan.


title: fun projects

text: it has projects for all skill levels and has real good tips and suggestions for scrolling and wood turning a real good magazine for serious wood crafters at all skill levels


title: Great magazine - AWFUL fulfillment from Amazon/EBSCO

text:
I've subscribed to Mojo for years, mostly directly with Great Magazines's Mojo's subscription vendor. To make my life tidy, I decided to subscribe through Amazon. Things went well the first year, and I re-upped months ahead of time to make sure there was no gap in getting issues.

Then I didn't get an issue. I emailed Amazon, which in turn contacted EBSCO, which is what Amazon uses to fulfill orders. And I got a terse, one-sentence nonsensical explanation that my subscription ran out and I was "not entitled" to an issue. An issue I paid for.

I put in another inquiry, and the live Amazon person understood my problem, and EBSCO relented, and said my issue would come in 4 to 6 weeks.

Those weeks passed, and no replacement issue came. Not only that, but the next two successive issues didn't come.

The response from Amazon fell silent. I demanded and got a refund. I've bough the three issues I missed on eBay.

Bottom line: Great magazine, the best music magazine ever. But subscribe elsewhere or buy at the newsstand.

There's no discount anyway on the price compared to going through Mojo directly, so the "you get what you pay for argument doesn't apply.


title: Really Good!

text: I really appreciate the critical essays in this publication, especially the space and scope the publication allows.  It's a serious but not pompous presentation, and I always learn something from the intriguing discussions.


title: Essential Reading

text: Field is one if three essential periodicals for all poets and lovers of poetry.  It 's a must have publication.


title: THE journal of contemporary philosophy

text: Best journal of its kind anywhere.


title: Good articles explaining techniques

text: Great educational magazine


title: hack job!

text: What a terrible magazine!  There are at least 1 2:1 ad:content ratio for one.  If you really want to read ads there are programs you can download to your computer that will pay you for clicking on advertisments.  Probably half the content is actually an advertisment in disguise.  They read like paid articles gushing with praises, promising how great your results will be if you just had the product.  Through in a few worthless people profiles and you probably have 3-4 pages of readable content.  There isn't even a whole lot of good pictures in this supposed photgraphy magazine!  You'll do much better with something like popular photography or outdoor photographer.


title: Magazine got smaller

text: I use to get architectural digest and it was a beautiful Magazine. Now there are less pages and the same amount of ads


title: Five Stars

text: Received my first copy, so, made it to my Post Office Box, but recent orders were not accepted....


title: Lowrider Mag.

text: My purchase of Lowrider Magazine has been attributed to the love of lowriding. Lowrider mag has great articles covering the the lastest gadgets for your lowrider as well as interesting articles on how-to when it comes to customizing your ride. The cars featured in the magazine are vehicles benchmarking the current trends within the culture. My subscription will make sure that my project will become a show-stopper when unvailed. Thanks.....


title: Fun Magazine

text: Enjoyable and informative articles.


title: Good Price. Worth it.

text:
The articles were just as expected for Time Magazine. Written clearly. Perhaps not comprehensive enough, in some cases.

I paid for 26 issues. They don't come every week. I'm just hoping I get a total of 26 issues in the end.


title: Sports Illustrated

text: Best price; I gave up buying from SI as they wanted twice the per issue price.  Magazines started to arrive sooner than posted.  So far a great deal!


title: Evident Change

text: Excellent! Diversity is starting to be evident<br />Thanks everyone at BA for opening your eyes


title: You'd be MAD to give it less than 5 stars.

text: What's not to like...it's MAD. Dumb adolescent humor and that's what I want ones in a while.


title: Great purchase

text: Excellent journal. Great articles and needed information


title: Excellent Articles from Concepts to Implementation Specifics

text: I've been reading this magazine since 2000, [the first issue I think] when it was very Visual FoxPro-centric.  It has always presented excellent articles about cutting edge technologies, and presented development techniques that are useful in real world development environments.<br />The focus is now on the .NET/Microsoft technologies, and there is always something in each issue I can use to improve my skill set.


title: Two Stars

text: not as informative as it used to be


title: Great Magazine

text: A great magazine and a great source of educating the novice photographer.l


title: My 6 year nephew old loves it!

text: My 6 year old nephew loves reading, animals & getting mail. He gets so excited when each new issue arrives! Great gift idea!


title: All about ESPN Insider

text:
The price was low. I just wanted ESPN Insider access. I was able to get it within a couple days after subscribing.

The magazine could be better, but getting a good deal on ESPN Insider makes the subscription worth it.


title: The only choice if there is no substitute for you

text:
If you are a Porschephile, this is your magazine.

Lots of great articles regarding old and new porsches.  Excellence likes to include both original and modified porsches.

The buying guides alone are worth the price of admission.


title: The Amazon subscription sucks

text: I subscribed to this magazine back in August and I’m just now receiving 2 magazines at the end of October. One is the September issue and the other is November. They completely skipped sending me October; guess they don’t care. This is the longest it’s ever taken me to receive my magazine from a subscription service. Amazon can do better. As for the actual quality of the magazine, I just flipped through my November one and it looks like it’s mostly adds and shallow articles. I mean it’s decent, but Vogue is king imo. Better fashion, better articles. Although the amazon subscription for that one is terrible too.


title: Five Stars

text: I just love Discovery magazine. So many interesting and informative articles!!


title: Excellent Price!!!

text: I was looking to renew my subscription to this magazine and Amazon was able to offer it at a better price then the actual renewal request I received from the company in the mail!


title: gave as a gift to German Motherinlaw

text: she loves it.  It keeps her up on the news from her mother country.  Plus some fun things too.  So far the mailing has been good as well.


title: Way overpriced!!

text: $8.67 per issue?  No way!  It's far cheaper on the news stand.  Even if Amazon made a mistake and it's for two years, it drops it down to $4.33 per issue, which isn't that much less than the news stand.


title: I like the magazine some months and some months not.

text: Some months have articles that I can relate to and other months not.  I still always look forward to getting it in the mail.


title: Popular Photography

text: I've been enjoying this magazine as I am a relatively new DSLR user.  Each month I find at least one article that advances my skills or explains equipment to me that I find both fun and valuable.


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag. I enjoy looking it over and cutting out articles for future reference.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Book


title: A childhood favorite

text: I grew up on Games Magazine. My dad got these when I was growing up and I loved stealing it and doing the cartoons and simpler puzzles. I knew I'd truly grown up when I started completing the hardest crosswords. I wish these came out more often. I absolutely devour them when they arrive. My favorites are the cryptic crosswords, particularly the variety cryptics. I'm thrilled they now have two of them per issue, plus two regular cryptics.


title: Five Stars

text: Husband and son love this magazine!! Comes monthly, no problems :)


title: Great Crossword Books!

text: Although it may not have the cachet of the New York Times, the National Oberver Book of Crosswords are consistently challenging. I was pleasantly surprised at their high quality and would highly recommend them for the crossword enthusiast!


title: Military History Magazine

text: I know this is a great magazine but I would not have ordered it from Amazon if I had known it would take over 3 months to receive the first issue.  I gave it as a gift and the receiver was disappointed to know it would take so long to start receiving it.  I don't understand the long delay.


title: Excellent!

text: Just Excellent, it comes really fast, amazon+nintendo good team, also I got the november edition in october! just great!


title: Best car magazine... period.

text:
I have been reading car magazine for over 25 years and is undoubtedly the best car magazine you can buy.  Yes, they are not afraid to loose business calling a bad car for what really is.  Although, they have a peculiar tendency of over praising Jaguars and Land Rovers (call it patriotism if you wish).

Every time a new Jaguar or Land Rover comes along they always rated as the new standard on its respective class.  The funny thing is that after a while they ALWAYS realize what a big mistake they have made and quietly bury the English entries for what they really are: well designed pieces of junk.


title: For the foodie

text: Great recipes


title: Great Content

text: Very informative magazine. Great content in what I’m looking for. Any boat enthusiast should like this informative magazine.


title: Good home ideas for decorating.

text: The magazine is great......but the  Christmas edition was all advertising.


title: Brilliant

text:
This is the type ogf magazine that along with Mojo make all others pale in comparison.
Record Collector gives such brilliant reviews of albums,run downs on the entire output sand releases of bands.
It truly gets you excited about music and wanting if not lusting to hear so many of the albums that they review.
They look at all musical styles and thi slack of bias should be a great hook for all music lovers.
The articles which are the main ones concentrate solely on one act,and will if necessary take it through four or five issues to give an accurate account of the band's history,musical output,members,what they are doing now,how they formed etc etc.
This is a truly indispensable magazine.
I have no complaints but for the fact i cannot afford to buy it,and find it hard to track down in the U.S.A.
Also if you begin collecting your house will be overun quickly as throwing out one of these magazines feel slike tearing out a piece of your soul.


title: It was great while it lasted....

text: I am a big fan of this magazine, but even more so of the "free" cd--when it is good, it is very good.  So I finally subscribed despite the stiff price.  Two issues came, I was happy, then a third without the cd, and then...no more.  After many calls and complaints, Amazon finally secured a partial refund--not exactly what I wanted.  Here's hoping that the delivery problems can be worked out--maybe an opaque wrapper?


title: Great magazine!

text: Several years ago, when I was in Germany as a foreign exchange student, I would buy the Micky Maus Magazin now and then at the train station kiosk.  I was delighted when I recently found out that it's possible to subscribe to this magazine here in the USA.  I highly recommend it to any Disney fans who can speak German fluently or who are advanced learners of German.  Nothing quite beats receiving a 70-page magazine every week filled with editorials and comics featuring Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge.  It's great entertainment, and a great language-learning aid.


title: Mostly Ads

text: Mostly ads (kinda how their t.v. station is now) I miss when food network was all about food, now it's just contest all the time.


title: Best magazine ever

text: Best magazine ever.  I don't love the number of ads that I'm seeing in there lately, but I really enjoy the articles and journal entries.


title: Used to be the best

text:
About two years ago, Vanity Fair was not only the best magazine of the year, but maybe all time.  I would read it from cover to cover.

Now, sadly, it is a bunch of fluff.  The quality has really gone downhill.  I am going to let my subscription run out.  I really miss the old days.


title: Horses are the best!

text: Loved everything


title: Love this magazine!

text: Instyle magazine has all of the latest styles and trends..with a lots of fun stars and style tips


title: Being able to identify different animals.

text: My granddaughter loves this magazine and would like to renew it however she has moved and I need to inform you of her new address but not on this message.<br />Thank you Papa


title: Same ole?

text: A good magazine for those of us with a short attention span that want more straightforward details on topics we are already familiar with.


title: Can't go wrong

text: You can't go wrong with Popular Mechanics. There's something for everyone in each magazine. Great price and the whole family enjoys it.


title: Five Stars

text: Look forward to it every month!


title: Great layouts, decent writing

text:
Play Magazine is the last bastion of hope for the hardcore gamer.
Nobody loves their games as much as the guys who write Play. They live, eat, and breathe videogames. They probably sleep in videogame character sheets. These guys care about games and where the games industry is heading. This, in the end, is the greatest and worst aspect of the magazine.
Because of their undying love for games, the writers often come across as amateurish fanboys who would give five stars to anything with "Sega" or "Treasure" on the box. They also seem incapable of giving any game a bad grade, giving many poor games, accepted industry-wide as insults to the medium, average or even above average marks.
But if you take the time to sift through the reviews, you'll find the most passionate coverage of video games and the gamer lifestyle of any magazine.


title: Difficult to read

text: The large print Guidepost does not contain any pictures or nice layout like the regular print.  It looks boring and uninviting.


title: alas not the great fashion tome it used to be

text:
once upon a time, W magazine was a fantastic fashion mag.  it contained beautiful and innovative photography and intelligent articles about the best of fashion's best.  something, alas, has changed.  now the focus is on celebrities. yes, the photography is better than that found in Star or People, but the writing is just as gossip-focused, and no great insight is offered on the subjects.  you won't learn anything new about anyone, but I found they weren't people I was interested in to begin with.

and as for the fashion coverage, it's been shunted off to the side, limited to one pictorial spread.  the size of the issue is now much smaller than back when I first subscribed.

also, when I canceled my subscription early, for lack of wanting to read about yawn-inducing Hollywood flavors-of-the-hour, the publisher refused me any refund.  buyer beware!


title: Two Stars

text: Not the magazine that it use to be.  Not southern cooking.


title: It’s fairly website-based.

text: I like their website for the information they provide and figured the magazine would be a nice way for me to read some more without opening my laptop. It’s not a bad magazine, but it gives you snippets of things and then says you can read more on their website (which kind of defeats the purpose of ordering the magazine...). I enjoy it, but probably won’t renew it, lol.


title: Five Stars

text: Fantastic. Smart and witty - refreshing read.


title: Best PC Photo magazines

text: This is one of the best magazine for learning how to take great pictures with your digatal camara.


title: good info but very few pages

text: I like this magazine/ pamphlet. It took forever for the 1st one to show up and now Im not sure how long i have to wait for the rest of the subscription. I like the info but really did expect something more substancial to put in the clinic waiting room.


title: Food network magazine

text: Have not recieved a copy when I do I will no more than I do now, please contact me later when I will know more.


title: Five Stars

text: Thank you!


title: Love Them

text: I am so glad I ordered these Word Search Puzzle Books.  I love to work on them and could set for a long time engrossed in them. I would recommend them to anyone who likes to do this kind of puzzles.


title: Happy

text: Great read great price


title: Horrible Reseller

text: This reseller is horrible!  Yes this is the best watercolor magazine!  It's gorgeous, the content is great, when none of that matters when you don't receive your subscription as ordered, have to submit multiple inquiries, only receive 1 issues, and are missing 2 other issues.  Do yourself a favor and order it directly on line from the magazin.


title: Opera fan? Stay informed with this magazine.

text: I love getting this magazine. Great articles. Great interviews. Great information on one of my favorite art forms.


title: old time reader

text: One of the major thoroughbred racing horse journals I have been getting for the past 10 yrs or so; It keeps me up to date; I like many of the articles and pictures, (for example, review of an old magazine article about the great Man O'War, as well as copy of a photo of MOW as he appeared at auction) and especially it's weekly "Hoofprints of the Century"; also equine veterinarian items are of great interest to me. The yearly complete Stallion Register alone is worth the cost of the subscription.  Do not care for the large size of the magazine, and the fact that at times the issues tend to arrive late.  But all in all, I am a fan.


title: Magazine Beautiful

text: Works great on Kindle Fire and the content is timeless and helpful.  The only thing that would make it better is to have some sort of index available across all owned volumes.


title: Why So Late.

text: Shouldn’t take four months after ordering to get your subscription going.


title: Great magazine

text:
The new yorker is a great magazine.
Every issue has some very interesting articles.
I'm saving every issue and i'll renew my subscription.


title: A Rip-off

text: I subscribed on September 9 for expected delivery in October.  In mid-October, I received 2 issues on one day - the fall issue and last summer’s issue -which I had already read.  Late in October I received the third -winter- issue, along with a notice that my subscription included only one more issue!  Bah! I won’t be renewing.


title: Content

text: Enjoy the articles. Used to be more content. Still would buy again.


title: Amazing magazine - well worth the money

text: Although the target audience is stated to be 8-12 year old, my seven year old is completely fascinated with this magazine. She has thanked me countless times for the subscription and looks forward to each month with anticipation. Not only are the stories lively and entertaining, they are educational as well (I am also learning various things about history and culture that I did not know before!). There is a good mix of fiction and non fiction stories as well as poetry. Since receiving this magazine, I have noticed her excelling more at reading comprehension and her own story writing skills. These reasons are why I believe it is well worth the money and I wll be renewing our subscription for a very long time.


title: Source of inspiration

text: I subscribed to Elle Deco hears ago. I  love that magazine a lot and look every month for it to come! It is always pleasant to learn about artists, trends, architecture among other aspects that the magazine covers. I also appreciate to "travel" through various cities with infos on where to stay or buy products from a particular town. The articles are often clear, intelligent and the pictures of good quality. It a good magazine that I like to look back often and a source of inspiration.


title: Cool magazine!

text: I didn't know about this magazine until I saw it on the food babe blog. The articles look really interesting. Can't wait for my first issue!


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine! I'be made bookshelves, tables, even a cradle from it over the years!


title: BEST mag on the market for Interior Design (along with House Beautiful)

text: This is my go-to interior design mag. Love it! I've been a long-time subscriber. I get the best deals here on Amazon. Thank you, Amazon for making my mag subscriptions so easy to manage!!!


title: Awesome magazine!

text: Great magazine. Very informative and great recipes!


title: American Cowboy

text: I wanted the writing to be cowboy writing. It wasn't. It was modern writing of cowboy stories.<br />I did not enjoy it.


title: Great for 'tweens

text: 'Tweens would love this stuff. Some cute, some scary, some creepy but all educational. The pictures are bright, full-color illustrations of the articles, with great descriptive captions. Even the trivia, puzzles, etc are full of color, color, color! My kid sure likes it.


title: Terrorizer magazine

text: nice magazine like the mag alot but cost to much for me but i have enjoyed it thank youfor a great read just wish it was less costly..


title: Model Railroader is the Original and still Favorite Magazine for Model Railroaders in the Americas

text:
Model Railroader has been criticized for years for 'light' model railroading, concentrating on new modelers instead of appealing to the old pros. I really think they are doing what they need to do to appeal to the most modelers possible. They have articles on scratch building or kitbashing nearly every issue, great articles on many different topics applicable to most modelers and of course they do the  full color 'layout tour' better than anyone!

The other magazines of course are excellent in their own ways but if you are new to the hobby or like step by step projects with lots of photos and illustrations or like to look at the great photography of model railroads this is the place to go. It is truly astounding how many great model railroads there have been in this magazine over the years.

My only criticisms are nearly exclusive HO scale coverage, which is understandable but still frustrating (I am an O scaler myself), and the demise of the old 'dollar model' or other inexpensive modeling techniques.


title: Love the magazine

text: Love the magazine, the delivery was hit and miss….think I only received 2 or 3


title: angels

text: This is a great inspirational magazine. I take it with me to doctor appointments while i wait. I even share it with family members.


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipes and ideas for the home.  I have now changed to the iPad version.


title: Cannot beat the price!

text: Really love subscribing. It is very economical and I always have something to read. Great recipes! Nice layout. Really a fun mag!


title: Rip off

text: Ordered my subscription and it never came.....ever! It's been 2 years now. I did call at 3 months, 6 months, and 9 months. I got the same responses everytime and it never came. I just gave up calling and called it a loss.


title: Hightimes

text: get a whole year worth of fun for 30$, imma keep my sub renewed every year.. Great gift for any Cannabis lover,, "You Know Your A Real Pot Hed When You Have A Subscription To High Times"

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title: Five Stars

text: Excellent


title: Horse Backstreet Choppers

text: I would reccomend this magazine to those who ride motorclyces.  I do not read the magazine as I have not read it.  The magazine is for my son and he seems to like it.


title: great magazines

text: Love the magazines.  Filled with ideas and crafts that the average household can do. Its like having my favorite tv shows in a book where I can turn down the pages and come back to later. Definitly not a magazine you dispose of. I will be saving all issues and maybe letting someone borrow...but they must return it.


title: a very fun and inspiring magazine......

text: Self is a great magazine.  Lots of good stuff here, gang!  Makes me feel young again! Still trying to get this on the iPad.


title: Five Stars

text: awesome!


title: So fun.

text: Getting lots of new, great ideas!


title: Great magazine

text: I enjoy the articles and lovely design ideas.


title: " GREENHORN " Firearm Friendly

text: Regardless of where you stand in " The Great American Firearm Debate ", if you've ever wondered what all the fuss was about, pick up a copy of Shooting Timres and give it a quick read. There's something of interest in every issue no matter what your experience or lack thereof. From plinking at tin cans with a .22 to defending your life and loved ones, Shooting Times is an excellent resource and one that I highly recommend.


title: Five Stars

text: good food


title: Three Stars

text: not dishes I would cook


title: VALUE for price is great

text: Very good price


title: A Must Buy!

text: Wish it was published more then 4 times a year. This is my favorite magazine and always look foward to reading


title: loving this magazine

text: Love this magazine it's full of lots of interesting and tasty recipes with easy to follow directions and articles that make you consider where your food comes from. Got it as a gift for my youngest daughter who can utilize these healthy recipes while away a college.


title: Positive Magazine for Growing Girls

text: My daughter has enjoyed reading the AG historical character books and is very happy with her birthday subscription to AG magazine. As a parent, I appreciate the quality content and positive, encouraging advice for tween girls.


title: Great magazine! My only complaint is that this was ...

text: Great magazine! My only complaint is that this was supposed to continue an existing subscription, and instead we received 2 copies!


title: A real magazine...not something online

text: I subscribed to Time because Newsweek went all digital. This is a good buy for those who still like to read...on paper.


title: A nice middle ground

text: I have had several subscriptions to different cooking magazines during my marriage and this is the best middle ground for my family.  I love Gourmet.  I like to cook Gourmet, but my family refuses to eat Gourmet.  My family prefers Taste of Home.  I have found that Bon Appetit is a nice middle ground.  It allows me to cook the interesting recipes I want while still being able to get my family to eat it.


title: My Thoughts on People Magazine

text:
Back when I was a magazine freak and buying every magazine under the sun, one of the magazines I would buy was People Magazine. I would read the articles and cut out the pictures I like and put them in scrapbooks.
Now the only time that I buy an issue of People is when there is either someone on the cover that I want to read about or when it's one of their special issues like 50 Most Beautiful People, the year-end issues, or my two favorites (as well as the favorites of nearly every woman in these United States), the Eligible Bachelor and the Sexiest Man Alive issues.
One of my favorite parts of the magazine is the letters section, called "Mailbox". I love to read what other people have to say about the articles in the issue from two weeks earlier. I also like the Passages section and the crossword puzzle.
But the reason that I have given this four stars is because some of the stories just plain bore me, like the human-interest stories. If I want to read human-interest stories, I'll read the newspaper. I just want my celebrity stories. That's all I care about. For a magazine that is supposed to be nothing but fluff, they sure have a lot of depressing stories. But what do I expect, it *is* called People, after all.


title: boring and dated

text: My son, 6 received this magazine as a present. He never showed any interest in the magazine except for one game where he had to look for hidden objects. The stories did not appeal to him. The magazine did not appeal to me either. I found it very dated graphically. I wouldn't recommend it.


title: Don't Bother...

text: Don't bother. Not the company or magazine you loved as a kid. Sales calls continue even when you ask to stop them.  They can't let you just buy what you want and leave you alone. Our granddaughter is nine and even thought the puzzle magazine we got her was not fun. Boring, she called it.


title: Great gift

text: My nephew 6 yo  LOVES this so much. Insists on getting the mail every day now. 👍🏼🤞🏼


title: Highlights

text:
[[ASIN:B00008IHFC Highlights For Children]]

This is for my Great-Grandson 9 years of age.  Believe it or not, I had this subscription when I was in grade school.  I looked forward to it's arrival every month.  Now my Great-Grandson is doing the same!  He brings it over to our house when he visits and we both try to find all the hidden items.  Then it is time to read the stories.  So you see ~~ even 'old folks' still enjoy it!


title: Publisher was unable to fulfill - told me 12 weeks after order placed

text: I ordered this subscription as a Christmas gift for my 6-year-old daughter on November 26. The original estimated fulfillment was 10 - 12 weeks, which I thought was excessive to begin with. At right about the 12 week mark, I received an email that publisher would no longer be able to fulfill this subscription. Obviously, after several weeks of an excited 6-year-old checking the mailbox, this was disappointing (to say the least). The experience with Ebsco (the fulfillment company) has been completely unacceptable.


title: A marvelous gift for my greatgrandaughter in Wash. State.  She looks forward to a "gift" each month from "Honey"!

text: You made my Christmas shopping much easier, especially for a child half a continent away ! The price is right and<br />doing the "shopping" from my living room couldn't be better ! !


title: Wonderful Children's Magazine

text: I enjoyed Highlights magazine when I was a youngster and now I subscribe for all of my nieces and nephews.  They all love to read and enjoy a good challenge.  This magazine covers a lot of different activities for children so there is always something for everybody.  Loved it then and still do!


title: Want to cancel

text: Want to cancel


title: Highlights was one of my favorite magazines and if they had not gone 'Politically' Correct ...

text: Early on, years ago, Highlights was one of my favorite magazines and if they had not gone 'Politically' Correct like the Boy & Girl Scouts have done then I would have recommended them for my Grandchildren.  If they go back to being 'Morally' Correct then I might consider them.


title: International Subscription for Highlights

text: I was first introduced to this magazine years ago by a US Peace Corps Librarian who came to work in our local library.  I  am trying to get a subscription for a child and this is not possible because of living outside the U.S.  If  one is able to pay for a full subscription and the cost of shipping and handling, are included in the yearly subscription, what is the problem?


title: Caution

text: I love the magazines but when I moved my shipping address didn’t get updated. I have sent 2 emails already with no response…miraculously my billing address was updated *eye roll*<br />We missed out on Im sure two issues by now, no longer recommend this


title: Great books

text: These were so appreciated in our household and enjoyed very much, these are so good and keeps the young ones busy so much for the better.


title: Helps with School Work

text: Bought this for my neighbors sons.  Highlights stimulates their minds and helps them with their school work.  A real asset.


title: Boys Love It!

text: Bought this for my neighbor's young sons because I believe that it it helpful in teaching young chldren to care for animals and the environment.


title: Love the magazine but their service sucks. Missing a lot of them.

text: I’m expecting to get 12 magazines after I got the 1st one 9 weeks later. Nothing. It’s not trustworthy and disappointing.


title: A gift for my granddaughter!

text:
I have been a teacher for many years and it is one magazine for children that I have often purchased for my granddaughters over the years.  When I was in a classroom I often purchased copies for myself - to get ideas for my students that would be both fun and useful.

This present subscription is for my 5 year old granddaughter and I know she will be delighted with it!


title: Flamablamabous!

text: This magazine fosters inquisitive minds. It contains a healthy mix of absorbing and relevant articles, mind bogglingly weird truths, and some off-the-wall silliness. Speaking as a long-time reader and subscriber, I am willing to assert that it has helped me with my schoolwork and acted as an intellectually stimulating stress breaker when I was feeling lugubrious. With friendly, imaginative cartoon characters and "learn more" references in the margins, I always feel as though I am opening a gift when it arrives in the mail. This is one of the few magazines suitable for my age group that I can read without feeling as though I should be doing something more constructive. Cricket Magazine group has hit upon a classic!


title: Useless and unenriching

text: As a child I remember finding this magazine at my doctor's office and reading it because it was the only thing available. It has not changed much. There are no redeeming features to make up for the dated and patronizing content. This Magazine will neither stretch your child's mind nor keep him entertained. It only teaches the child what he already knows and feeds him what he has already seen. In the coming era of global connection, children must become aware of other parts of the world and lifestyles alien to them. Only telling them what is already common in their everyday lives helps to foster racism and xenophobia.


title: Do NOT order it here because you won't get any magazines.

text: I ordered this magazine a year ago, and my nephew still haven't receive a single magazine!  Every time I email customer service they would tell me that it's coming next month.  I will let you how the magazine is when I get it, but don't hold your breath.


title: You get billed for stuff you didn't order

text: My kids got a subscription from their grandparents.  Then they received 2 puzzle books.  I thought it was just part of the subscription.  Suddenly I get a bill for $23 with late fees and shipping and threats of it going into collections.  Don't order Highlights Magazine.


title: Great magazine for the grandbabies! Nice stocking stuffer, or "thinking of you" gift for littles!

text:
[[ASIN:B00008IHFC Highlights For Children]]

The grandbabies love this magazine. Timeless! My kids loved it too 25-30+ years ago!


title: Keep Highlights as a tradition!

text: PLEASE KEEP THIS Magazine in printing! I loved it as a kid myself! Now I can give it to my grandkids!


title: Face masks are not healthy!

text: I just saw a copy of your magazine at a friends home. I am appalled that you promote wearing a mask as normal activity. You teach our children. And teaching them that wearing a face mask 😷 is a normal thing, is despicable. If I had a subscription, I would cancel immediately.


title: “Free” Scam: Beware

text: We got highlights as a gift and my son found the peel and stick balloon game for a “free” hidden pictures book. I fell for the scam and sent in the balloon picture. Then got a bill for $10.63 along with another subscription to hidden pictures series and more books than were indicated. Not impressed. Highlights was always a trusted name/brand growing up so I didn’t think much about it. I Learned the hard way!


title: NEVER Received any Issues

text:
NO STARS .. but it would not let me do this review without giving 1 star.
Ordered for Grandkids and never received an issue.  Sent problem report... no response.
Unfortunately for a fun magazine that kids love this was a Waste of time & money!


title: savvy shopping

text: This product is $3 cheaper and ships the month it is ordered with a gift card and free calendar on the Highlights Magazine site.


title: Fantastic Which Way USA!

text: I loved the series "Which Way USA".  So much fun for adults and children.  It's easy to spot the major rivers, highways and cities on the maps and they are drawn beautifully.  The workbooks are a great way to learn about fun places to visit in each state.  This series is a real treasure.  Highly recommend!!


title: wonderful magazine for kids

text: I subscribed highlights since my 2 daughters were toddlers until they started high school. Now I am subscribing highlights for my granddaughter starting her third birthday. She is 5 now. She enjoys reading it every month. I'm hoping to continue subscribing it until she goes to high school.


title: Beware of scam

text: We purchased the HIGHLIGHTS magazine for our son, and he loves that. BUT, do not send in the postcard with the scratch off pictures to redeem your “free book and tote”!!!!! It’s a total scam. You think you win a little free token that your child will enjoy, then you randomly get an email with a BILL for that free stuff informing you that you e been enrolled in a book club and that the order has shipped and you can no longer reverse it!!!!???? Beware!!!


title: It’s a scam

text: My daughter received 2 puzzle books. I thought it was just part of the subscription. Suddenly I get a bill for $23 with late fees and shipping Don't order Highlights Magazine.


title: A BIG TIP

text: I read Highlight Magazine faithfully when I was a child.  Now I am a mother of two (2nd grade and Kind.).  I just got a tip from a teacher at school - the writers of the Highlight (Harcourt) also write the exam for the 3rd grade state test in New York state.


title: You do not receive one for every month

text: From my understanding they were supposed to come monthly. I received maybe four copies. Waste of money


title: Perfect gift for the kid who has lots of toys

text: My daughter is 8 and she loves this magazine! Interesting articles and fun activities that are age appropriate.


title: Rip off

text: I received I delivery in 6 months. Seems like a very expensive kids magazine.  No number to call, no information to cancel. Total rip off!


title: Five Stars

text: my grandkids love it


title: it is fine just had to cancel and reorder for proper age ...

text: it is fine just had to cancel and reorder for proper age of my gkids, the high 5 is better thank you


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome!!!


title: Loved it then, love it still

text: Great magazine! I loved reading it as a kid, an am excited to use it in my classroom. The simply drawings, wholesome information, and varied reading levels make it a great asset to any classroom.


title: Loves it

text: Granddaughter LOVRS it


title: Highlights -- Great for kids

text: I remember this magazine from when I was a kid.  I just found it again while looking for Christmas gifts for the kids of a girlfriend. The magazine is full of fun things and many educational activities. Kids just love it!


title: HIGHLIGHTS!

text: Will always love highlights!


title: Really helpful for smaller kids

text: So much to learn and do in here.


title: Scammed

text: As with many others scammed by fine print.


title: Christmas to my grand daughter

text: I want to stop buying all these crazy toys and give her something she can learning  from. Good positive gift.


title: no longer subscribing

text: My nieces have always loved this magazine but as Highlights has recently introduced same sex couples as part of their content, the subscriptions have been cancelled.  Their parents prefer to discuss this & other sensitive subjects with their children at a time & age of their own choosing - and I agree.


title: My granddaughter reads it from cover to

text: My granddaughter  reads it from cover to cover


title: Good family fun.

text: Love these books and its very simple to order. I just think a lot of people just can't read.


title: A Total Scam!

text: We received the mail add and it offered a free print out and kit with no obligations. NOT TRUE! Once we submitted the form with our information for this, "free gift" we received a bill shortly after. We called their 1-800 number and could not speak with an actual representative. After a bill threatening late fees and collections, we finally gave them OUR money. DO NOT FALL FOR THIS SCAM LIKE WE DID!


title: Beware Scam... Hidden Pictures Club should be called HIDDEN FEES Club

text: My daughter received the Highlights magazine as a gift subscription and likes it. However, she returned a card that said "Free book and tote bag! No risk or obligation to buy!" unaware that this locks us into receiving nearly identical looking magazines, except for these ones, if you fail to return them without the little plastic around them, you are sent threatening bills for $30 a month or so. DO NOT COMPLETE ANY OF THE FUN LOOKING SCRATCH OFF CARDS IN HIGHLIGHTS/HIGH FIVE MAGAZINES. Do not let your kids send postcards unattended! After months of this, I finally realized which ones we were being charged for, but had spent nearly $100 on unasked for kids magazines. This company knows exactly what they're doing. Finally looked up their BBB profile and realized I was not alone. Look out for this total scam!!!


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Great magazine-Late delivery

text: Took forever to get here but finally made it it is great


title: Highlights mag

text: I purchased this mag for my grandchildren for Christmas 200 miles away and as it hasn't arrived as yet I'm going to assume that they will love it. It's a great interactive mag. that has interests for my 5 year old and challanging enough for my 9 year old, and getting something that they can look forward to getting in the mail each month is just an added bonus.


title: Highlights Lives On

text: Highlights magazine was a big part of my children’s’ lives and now continues to provide educational opportunities for my grandchildren. Hours of enjoyment for all, even grandma.


title: No longer a supporter.

text:
Highlights For Children has decided to include homosexual "families" in their publications. A decent magazine back in the day has now caved in to secularism.

Excerpt:
"Highlights had stated previously that they believe parents should decide when to bring up the topic of homosexuality. But after backlash from the LGBT community, Highlights committed to including same-sex families in future publications.
Highlights' Christine Cully said, "When we do show families in the magazines, we make it a point to include diversity. We strive to be diverse in every way…In the future, we will depict same-sex families in our magazines in a manner consistent to the way all diverse families are depicted.""


title: Wonderful!

text: Wonderful for kids!


title: Don’t use credit card to order subscription

text: I ordered subscriptions for my first grandchildren using my credit card, but after a couple years it was very difficult to cancel the subscription and they kept charging my credit card for annual subscriptions. With my last grandchild I wrote a check and mailed it in so they can’t keep charging me, and I can make the conscious decision to renew or not.


title: wholesome fun

text: my daughter received this as a gift from her grandmother when she was 8, and she is thrilled that the gift is being renewed for this year!


title: Scam - avoid!

text: Kids love the magazine, however, would avoid as you be sent and billed for additional magazines and puzzle books.  You can’t easily stop and they keep coming... and coming!  Would recommend going to Target and buying versus the subscription.


title: C'mon

text: Ordered this for my nephew on 12/18/2009 and it still has not arrived yet. Now the email I received advised it wouldn't arrive until February-March, but still that should be a worst case scenario. I have ordered mags from Amazon before and it was no where near this bad. Never again!!! I will go directly through the publisher next time.


title: Christmas Gift

text: My grandson has had this magazine for 2 years and enjoys all the different articles and puzzles included in it.


title: Not happy

text: Not consistent only received a few mags


title: My granddaughter won't put it down!

text:
My daughter has sent me photos of my granddaughters reading their Highlights magazines. When the mail comes with their recent issue(s) all other activity ceases and they head to the reading area and will not stop until they have finished. The older one refuses to part with any of her treasured issues because it might have something she's saving for later.

The younger one - who gets this particular series - loves to do the puzzles and hidden pictures. I have a feeling my youngest granddaughter (going on 3) will enjoy these just as much. She stands around watching her sisters read and can't wait to do the same.


title: My granddaughter stops everything when her issue of Highlights arrives in the mailbox

text: My daughter has sent me a photo of my granddaughters reading their Highlights magazines. The older one gets this subscription and the middle one gets the next age bracket down. I'm told they both do nothing else until they've thoroughly digested their magazines. This makes me smile - so hard. I love that they want to read. And I love that Highlights gives them such pleasure.


title: 60 Years of Fun and Still Going...

text: My kids love Highlights! It's applicable to both of their age ranges (6 and 9) and is a valuable investment for any parent. I don't know what I would do without this magazine; it keeps them entertained at restaurants and while we travel in the car. Not to mention, it's much cheaper than investing in portable gadgets that are out of date every few months.


title: Highlights for Children, better than I remember!

text: I was so excited to find this title on Amazon.com!  My kids love this magazine and it's even more fun than when I was little.  I still see this in all the doctor offices and now we can have our own copy at home!  My children's teachers have recommended this to supplement their reading curriculum.  My kids don't sem to notice that they are learning since they are having so much fun.  I'll be glad to turn off the TV, the advertisements, and the games each month when my issue arrives.  Thanks Highlights!


title: Cancel is not easy

text: After your children have outgrown the magazine or the gift has out grown good luck in trying to cancel future issues!


My great granddaughters both enjoy their age appropriate issues. This magazine has been going strong thru children, grandchildren and now the greats. Thank you. The mag makes for a super any occasion gift and the best part it is ongoing - each month!!


title: wow

text: my great granddaughter loves her magazine and anticipates each new arrival. She is 3+ and well into the magazine<br />and all it offers.


title: Highlights DECEITFUL subsciption language

text: We originally received a 1 year subscription as a gift to my daughter for Christmas last year. In one of her magazines there was a postcard noting "just fill out your contact info and send this in and receive your free gift". The free gift was an activity magazine of sorts. I made sure to review the postcard before putting it in the mail. About a week later we received our free gift with a bill for $10. Then we received another magazine a few weeks later adding an additional $18.88 to the existing bill. I called and they told me that the fine print on the postcard states that you will be automatically signed up for the club and signed up for a new subscription as well. She kindly deleted the first charge and noted if my daughter has not opened the second magazine we could return to sender and have that bill removed from our account. Furthermore I had no ide we signed up for a new subscription and so anything from Highlights in the mail, I assumed was part of her subscription. I'm pretty disappointed. Very deceiving and commonly used subscription tactic and as a result I will not be purchasing the subscriptions I planned on buying for the kids, likewise I will be sharing with all my friends who are parents. I wonder if they automatically renew when a subscription ends. Wouldn't be surprised.


title: Poor customer service

text: I ordered this as a Christmas gift in the middle of December, with the first issue supposed to be arriving early March.  I went back and forth with customer service 3 times between March and April before getting a refund and ordering direct through Highlights.  I will not use Amazon's magazine service again.


title: Watch for AUTO-RENEWAL

text: Warning: your subscription may AUTOMATICALLY renew!  Take the time to check under ‘Subscription Management’ to make sure you choose your options.


title: Watch out for “auto renewal” !

text: The magazine is great, but WATCH out —-  the magazine will automatically renew unless you manage your subscription and turn the auto-renewal off.


title: Cant Cancel!

text: This mag is awful! They make it impossible to cancel! They just bill and bill. It took me $86 and 3 months just to get them to STOP


title: Beware of unsolicited deliveries of products that you dont order, but will be charged with

text: The product itself is good and engaging for kids.<br />However, be wary once your a customer and a client because you will be in their records.  Their marketing trick is to keep on sending you "gifts" or packages of more books or puzzles even up to the point that you dont even ask for it.  Later on you'll be charged for it for not returning their books (of course you will mistakenly think they were part of your subscription in the first place.)  So you will incur charges, even late fees if you dont pay.  And cancelling can be a pain too!  You will be in their "collection agency" if you don't pay up.  Bad customer service!


title: product good-service not so good

text: I subscribed to this magazine for my children and now I am subscribing to it for my grandchildren.  The magazine is great but trying to get it mailed to the correct address (not the billing address) is a problem.  I have now received the second issued at my home, not the home of my grandchildren.  I'll try for the third time to straigten this out.

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title: Great Magazine for Kids!

text: I send this magazine subscription for my 7 years old nephew. He enjoys it very much and looks forward for the next issue. It's a very valuable gift for a kid and it is also nice to see how proud they feel when they got their own magazine subscription.


title: Watch for the recurring payments and automatic renewal of the subscription

text: The books were great but I only wanted them for 6 months for my son's birthday and somehow I had got stuck in a subscription that I had not asked for or signed up for. I was getting charges to my card and didn't know why.


title: IN LOVE WITH WIRED MAGAZINE

text: I really wanted to give this a five because WIRED is my new OBSESSION but the free gift was only comparable for android so I had to find my own cord.


title: Five Stars

text: Like the mag!


title: A Staple

text: This has been a staple on my table forever.  Its a bit overboard at times but rely on it for reviews and the latest gossip. LOL  Decent price and always makes for a fun read.


title: Perfect

text: Extension of subscription worked perfectly.


title: Vogue Magazine

text: Have not received it yet - ordered 31 August.....[[ASIN:B00005N7TG Vogue (1-year)]] Cannot review it since I have not received it.


As a runner , this has been one of my favorite magazines.  I enjoy the articles, product reviews, and find many of the stories to be uplifting and strong motivation for my own training.


title: Magazine

text: For Christmas I purchased this subscription for rc model helicopters for a friend. He likes it a lot . I also bought a book for him , rc model helicopters a guide for beginners. Together they made the perfect Christmas present !


title: TATTOO MAGAZINE IS EXPECTED TO RESUME PUBLISHING IN 2022!

text: Do not order the magazine at this time. They are currently out of print. If you go to the Tattoo Magazine official website, it states that it is expected to return in 2022. You can call the number on the same site, they will tell you the same thing. They stopped after the Fall 2019 Issue. The pandemic would be a good guess as to why they stopped but they never announced why.


title: So many adverts

text:
I do like the home renovations and the art that goes along, but this magazine is overcome with advertisements. The last few issues I don't think had any article that weren't trying to sell something.

Would Chip read this? I don't think so, and I think that is what is wrong.


title: Good value

text: For the price you cant beat it $33 on amazon, the battery life was better than i expected also.<br />Not a Kenwood but good value for the money.


title: THE NEW YORKER MAGAZINE

text: THIS IS THE GREATEST PERIODICAL IN THE HISTORY OF THE PRINTED WORD. IT IS UNPARALLED IN ITS HISTORY OF INFORMING, OPENING CLOSED MINDS, AND SHAPING OPINIONS ACROSS GEOGRAPHICAL AND POLITICAL DIVIDES.<br />ITS ARTICLES ARE ASTUTELY RESEARCHED (AND DISSECTED), TIMELY AND OUT FRONT. IT IS THE CRITICAL AUTHORITY ON ALL THE ARTS, FOOD, FINE DINING, MODERN FICTION, SPORTS, SOCIETAL TRENDS, AND HUMOR. THIS IS NOT JUST NEW YORK'S PREMIERE MAGAZINE. IT BELONGS ON COFFEE TABLES, IN EXECUTIVE OFFICES, IN WAITING ROOMS, LIBRARIES, DIVES, AND PALACES ALL OVER THE WORLD.


title: Best Seattle-area, non-Seattle magazine

text: Really great magazine.  Solely focusing on not-Seattle.


title: sport illustrated

text: I ordered this magazine and started to receive it 2 weeks later.  Very quick service.


title: Not your typical parenting magazine

text: I can understand why some people don't like this magazine. I enjoy it. I also enjoy Parents magazine. But they're very different. Cookie has some practical kids articles, dinner ideas, etc.  But it also reads more like a women's fashion magazine. The products featured (especially the clothing) is really expensive. I enjoy flipping through, but would never actually buy anything. But that's how most women's magazines are so I don't necessarily find it pretentious, just different from typical parenting magazines.


title: I love this magazine my boyfriend and i love hiking and ...

text: I love this magazine my boyfriend and i love hiking and camping and there are recipes and ideas that we love when is comes in!!


title: Great ideas and help for all skill levels

text: I have been a subscriber of Interweave Knits for almost a year. I find that they are very thorough in the details of suggested projects. For example, in their latest mailing about Simple Projects, they list the techniques you will need, with direct links to tutorials for those skills. I have learned a lot, enjoy being on their mailing list and am presently compiling my list of the Christmas gifts I will be making. A wonderful way to spend my time!


title: love this magazine!

text: This magazine is the perfect blend of information and fun. Even the ads are enjoyable to read. From the recipes for cooking for your dog to the featured rescue dogs, who are groomed and pampered before their photo shoot, the whole magazine is a good read for dog lovers.


Always a great magazine.  Provokes great conversations with my 3-year-old nephew.  He loves the pictures and they inspire him to read the associated words.


title: Five Stars

text: great travel magazine


title: costly but good

text: this paper is very informative, but costly. 215.00 a yr then be told that the subscription is past due?..i renewed the subscription in july and am being sent a bill saying I am 38.??past due on the acct.


title: great

text: Ilove to read the books a love the art work. look foward to getting books to read I can sit outside and  read.


title: Seventeen magazine

text: I ordered this magazine for my thirteen year old granddaughter and she anxiously awaits it every month. She reads it cover to cover the first day. This month it contained a poster of Taylor Lautner, so she was in heaven. When I was a teenager, a million years ago, my sisters and I would fight over who could read it first when my mom brought it home from grocery shopping. It's great to see that even after all these years, Seventeen magazine still holds the interest and excitement for teenagers.


title: In fisherman magazine

text: Ordered as a Christmas present and STILL he hasn't received a single issue!  Wouldn't recommend to anyone.  very frustrated by this


title: inspiring

text: I really enjoy Yoga Journal, not only for the great poses that are discussed but also because some of the personal stories have hit close to my heart.  I have one story taped to my bathroom mirror because it gave me not only hope when I needed it, but a refreshing way of looking at the situation.  Thank you Yoga Journal!


title: love this magazine

text: I can't wait for Friday to get my people magazine.  It is informative and as well as entertaining.  I love to see the celebrities in their regular every day life and the short biographies.  If there is a big news story you can bet you will see it in the magazine.  I also read the book and movie reviews.


title: This is for my grandson and I assume he likes it. He received it last year also.

text: I think my grandson wanted the magazine a second year because he liked it. I haven't asked him about it.


title: MacAddict Not Worth It Anymore

text:
I have Issue #1 and just received the lastest issue (March 06), but I've let my subscription run-out. MacAddict isn't worth it anymore.

First, I loved MacAddict for "the Disc." Back in the days of pre-broadband, the Disc was a godsend! Software galore! But now in the days of broadband, the Disc is not a good enough reason to get MacAddict. The only original conent on the Disc is the monthly staff movie, I think I watched one staff movie over the years.

Second, the magazine seems to have lost quite a bit of content over the years. The magazine started at over 100 pages and is now a slim 80 pager. Often there is one "feature" article and that's it. Lately I spend about 10 minutes scanning the magazine for anything worth reading and then file it with the others.

Third, the magazine has a pretty weird view of who "Mac Addicts" are. "Mac Addicts" are accomplished musicians (who use Apple's GarageBand) and accomplished cinematographers (who capture video with high-end digital cameras and use iMovie and iDVD on a near daily basis.) They're also people who have the latest and greatest hardware who upgrade at the drop of a hat. I don't do any of those things, and I wager that the majority of Mac users don't do most of those on a regular basis.

Forth, their review section is hit-or-miss. Sometimes, they review relavant products that a good majority of Mac users want to know about. Other times they review fringe products (MIDI accordion, anyone?) or products out of the price range of all but the independently wealthy. The rating system seems to suffer from grade inflation. Nearly every product earns a score of 4 out of 5. If they like something, it gets a 5, if they don't like something, it gets a 3.

On a positive note, Mac Addict is a "fun" magazine. And its news coverage is pretty good.


title: Good magazine.

text: My nephews have enjoyed this magazine for several years.


title: Three Stars

text: Nice magazine.


title: Time to grow up

text: I was a devout reader of Rolling Stone in my twenties. I advocated for No Nukes and bought the whole Earth Day agenda. Funny as I started to become a responsible contributing member of society I stopped buying the pablum they sell in their stories. Their latest issue with two on the record anti-semite women and  an old hag coat hanger makes me realize how the writers of Rolling Stone have never grown up to become responsible citizens.


title: Good stuff

text: I received the first copy in less than 2 weeks, much earlier than expected! Love it!


title: Fabulous publication

text: I found a magazine that I can read cover to cover.  All of the articles are relevant to the life I want to lead.


title: Worst nightmare company ever!

text: If you buy this they will bill you automatically forever! We bought a double subscription 4 years ago and cancelled our subscription at the end of one year.  We got 2 issues a month for a year, they wouldn't make it for 2 years instead. We get billed every year automatically, both of us... we notified them multiple times to stop. It NEVER! ends


title: Where is the magazine

text: I have not gotten any issues of House Beautiful as yet.  Please advise.


title: Disappointing delivery schedule, good content!

text: Fun magazine, engaging for my 5 year old; however, we received 3 out of the five magazines within a two week period.  Disappointing delivery schedule.  Good content.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine


title: Mostly ads.

text: Southern Living used to be an excellent magazine.  Now it is 99% ads. The design element is ugly and the recipes are not good. If you like ads, this is for you.  Otherwise, don't waste your money.


title: Five Stars

text: Like the way it changes and grows- never dull


title: Five Stars

text: Have taken it for years and love it.


title: One Star

text: did not automatically renew - still waiting


title: Receiving Southern Living for over 20 years

text:
Trip information reliable and informative
Homes I can relate to
Great recipes
Articles by writers I enjoy very much  indeed


title: Three Stars

text: Not not as much content as before


title: Interesting reading

text: Would like more recipes


title: Love the beautiful pictures!

text: I love to read about the Southern places to visit, the recipes shared and the decorating ideas!


title: not receiving them

text: I have not received any issues for a few months


title: One per year????

text: I love the magazine however I haven’t received any but the first one! I thought it was a year long subscription.


title: Roped in by new format

text: Having grown up in the South, I remember Southern Living as the top magazine read and adored by all the women in my life.  However, for the last decade or more, to my adult eyes the magazine always seemed dowdy and boring every time I visited home and browsed the stack of issues on my mother's coffee table.  My mother-in-law just left a recent copy with me after a trip out West to visit us, and I was surprised to find how much I was loving it as I read through it... then turned to the editor's page and (Voila!) read about the new format, etc.!  I can testify to the success of that new format; hence, I am here ordering a subscription for myself!


title: Great buy

text: Great recipes and location reviews. Highly recommended. Also, great gardening tips. One of the best magazines out there. Always current.


title: In love

text: Love this mag. Has so many yummy treats. Love the old and new recipes. I can do fancy cooking but I much prefer to be me the home and hearth comfort cook.


title: Its ok

text: It was ok not as much on as many shows that I knew about


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Great Price

text: Great Magazine


title: Three Stars

text: Only got one month's copy


title: To many advertisers.

text: To many advertisers. Not as I remember.


title: Same Magazine but at half the price

text: When it came time to renew my Southern Living subscription, I decided to see if I could get a better price other than renewing through Southern Living.  To my surprise, I was able to renew via Amazon.com at half the price.  I will be doing this with all of my subscriptions in the future.  You would think that the magazine company would provide better rates to long time customers.  I am finding that this is not true with just about anything, insurance, cell phones, cable TV/internet, Y memberships etc.  They do not offer lower rates if they have you hooked already.


title: Ads

text: Seems like there are more ads than it used to be


title: Recipes are #1!!

text: Too many ads.


title: Good Magazine

text: Good magazine I enjoy its travel, food, and decorating information. I like Garden and Gun a little better but they are booth great magazines about what is good in the south.


title: Good read wish it was a little large of a Mag

text: Great magazine for any paddler nice mix of types of kayaking. Wish it was a larger magazine but I think that is partially because of the current popularity of the sports. A must have for trip ideas, and to make you want to go out and paddle.


title: House decorations

text: Loved every bit of it.


title: best magazine

text: A little piece of home in a magazine! I look forward to getting it each month at my house. thanks


title: Fun

text: Love the unique idea's of creativity!


title: Five Stars

text: Southern Living is a wonderful magazine.


title: They don't have good service

text: They have skipped several months


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: My favorite magazine

text: Great decorating ideas and wonderful recipes.  So easy to renew online with Amazon!  I live in the North and don't plan on moving South but have always enjoyed this mag!


title: A wonderful tradition

text: A southern standard that never disappoints!


title: Pleased

text: I just love magazines! I subscribe to 4 or5 at a time and drop/try new ones every couple of years. I’ve only received one issue so far but was impressed with the practicality of the recipes, the photography, etc. Looking forward to my 2 nd issue.


title: NOT EXCEPTIONAL!

text: This magazine is not as good as it used to be.  I don't particularly like the changes they have made.  Unless it improves I won't be renewing again/


title: I do not and did not order this magazine!

text: Terrible


title: Five Stars

text: Love that magazine!


title: Julie's review

text: I have received southern living before,but I saw some good recipes in my daughters magazine and decided to get another subscription.I have tried some of the recipes and everything was tasty.It was always fun to get them in the mail and sit down to a cup of coffee and enjoy. Thanks


title: Great Articles

text: Thank you for the article written by Rep. John Lewis. It was well written and thought provoking. It reminds us of where we were, where we are, and as Americans, why we can't go backwards but only forward. Mr. Lewis is a great American and makes me happy to be part of the future for all Americans.


title: Skinny on Worthwhile Content

text: I'm 70 years old and have bought SL for over 45 years.  Honestly, it has deteriorated substantially for the past 12 plus years.  I know several high level employees and have always wanted to tell them how disappointing SL has become.  But, I never had the nerve.


title: The feeling of home

text: Love the articles and the pictures. Everything make me feel like I am back home many years ago


title: Those Were The Good Old Days

text: I received Southern Living magazine, as a gift for Christmas 2011. It finally came about March 2012. Unfortunately, the magazine has taken the route of most magazines these days, which consists of way less content, period. The magazine used to be quite hefty & full of many wonderful things, that appealed to southern women & women everywhere. So, we have a much thinner magazine, but so many more ads. Just what we all want to see (not). I haven't even been looking forward to it coming each month. The only thing, that remains similar to the 'good old days', is that it still has a lovely front cover. But, I can see that, while it sits on the magazine rack, at the store. I won't be requesting the magazine for another gift.


title: Very informative

text: Returned


title: Great magazine

text: Really enjoying this magazine<br />Great landscaping ideas ,decorating and recipes


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Best price I could find and love the magazine.


title: Magazine subscription

text: I am still waiting for my first copy, so it is impossible to rate.  Will gladly rate when I do receive.


title: A Wife’s Surprise

text: I purchased this for my wife and she loves reading it. She watches for the next issue.


title: Easy access to renewals

text: It was so easy to renew our subscription and the gifts we send each year. We know we'll do it on time!


title: Great Magazine

text: I enjoy the restaurant reviews. I have found new favorites thanks to these suggestions. And of course, the recipes are some of the best ever.


title: Love the recipes

text: The magazine always has some tasty, classic recipes.  I love the decorating and gardening tips too.  Although I live in the north, many times I cannot use the same plants they show in their gardens but I still love to see the designs.


title: Comprehensive and well researched information that helps...

text: Very pleased with the information that is provided in your magazine.  It's up to date and very informative for the novice researcher in 2013.  You've included lots of tips and tricks and answer many questions about researching your family history and even how to present your research in a professional way available to even a novice.  I recommend this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: great item great price


title: Five Stars

text: great got the christmas issue in the mail yesterday


title: Five Stars

text: love the prices!!


title: Love this magazine!

text: Great recipes. Have never had a bad one from Southern living.


title: Four Stars

text: nice mag


title: Fabulous

text: What’s not to love about Southern Living?  It’s wonderful


title: I LOVE LOVE THE SOUTH!

text: I love everything. The recipes, stories of places to see and the decorating ideas. Ya can't beat the recipes! What's better tha southern cooking? NOTHING! And I get a great bargain for the money. I always look forward to the Christmas edition . Beautiful!


title: been reading this for years.

text: love this mag. been reading it on and off since I raised my family. always something that you can cook or a decorating idea. or a place to visit. always something interesting.


title: Happy Subscriber

text: This is one of my favorite magazines, which is funny because I'm not a southern gal.


title: Amazon Does Not Deliver

text: This is a wonderful magazine.  it has great recipes and decor ideas to make a warm and inviting home.  I wish Amazon would deliver it.  I ordered it in February of 2020.  The Amazon receipt says it is for 13 issues. As of January 2021, I have received 7 issues.  I have made multiple efforts to resolve this issue to no avail.


title: Amazon Does Not Deliver

text: I love this beautiful magazine. I subscribed for 6 issues  in February of 2020 through Amazon.  As of January 2021, I have received 2 issues.


title: Amazon Does Not Deliver

text: Love this magazine. I placed an order for a 10 issue subscription through Amazon.  I have received only 4 issues as of January 2021.


title: Great magazine

text: My subscription had lapsed; thank you for the great price on Southern Living.  It has always been a favorite of mine.


title: A Gift All Year Long

text: This is my yearly Christmas gift to my sister.  It automatically renews in case I forget to order it in time and best of all, she loves it.  The only magazine she wanted. A great gift for my very special sister.


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine for great price!


title: a subscription that I did not send to the person it has listed from November 2020.

text: I was unhappy with this subscription and did not order it for the address it is said to have gone to. I do not wish for an automatic renewal sent on any magazines I order without a reminder. Glad my billing information was not updated on this item.


title: Great magazine!

text: The magazine provides excellent food recipes and good ideas on home makeovers.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it.


title: Great

text: My sister loves it.


title: Love

text: Great magazine full of great articles.


title: More ads then articles.

text: Fair.


title: Southern Living renewal

text: Love the Southern Living magazine which is why I renewed.  However, the renewal is in my husband's name instead of mine which still isn't a problem, but we received two issues for April, one in my name and one in my husband's name.  When renewing, should pick up after the last issue and not send two the same month.  Also, my name isn't Mary Lynn but Marilyn


title: Southern Living

text: Wonderful recipes are included in every issue.  As I am in the northern most state which the magazine covers, it is good to see what plants and flowers will work in my area.


title: Four Stars

text: Not the magazine I remember buying. Articles and pictures not as inspiring as they use to be.


title: Love Southern Living

text: I read the recipes first.  They are all keepers.  But I also enjoy the gardening and travel ideas just as much.


title: MTodaro

text: One of my favorite magazines.  I always sit down within an hour of delivery to view the images and read the articles


title: I want to cancel

text: Don't want it anymore


title: Best rate ever.

text: I have had this magazine for years. I have had rates from $20 to $12 a year. I am now on limited income and wanted to renew, I came across your pricing for GH magazine and now have my favorite magazine back.


title: Great for kids who love to learn about animals

text: Exactly what I expected and my twins love it


title: Five Stars

text: Love it for daily spiritual growth!


title: Five Stars

text: Execellent


title: Did not want to renew

text: I gave the subscription last Christmas as a gift. I did not know it was an auto renew so I was shocked when I was billed this year to renew the subscription. I did not plan on giving the person receiving the magazine a gift this year. So Beware.


title: A Fan

text: Best deal anywhere!


title: Where are you???

text: I have subscribed to this magazine and have not received it...It has been a while now, over six weeks!  Where are you???


title: Big fan of this magazine.

text: Great recipes.


title: Joy!

text: Q is the only music magazine worth reading, in my opinion.  Too bad it's British and I'm American and a subscription to it costs an arm and a leg over here.  There is no American magazine that measures up.  American music magazines tend to either cover crap or be full of dull, fawning 12 page interviews of bands you haven't heard of yet.  Q mixes the old and familiar and with the new and trendy and doesn't leave out anything, no matter how uncool.  This, combined with its irreverent tone, makes for a music magazine that is actually an enjoyable, funny read.  It's a little Britain-centric, of course, but that's okay because British music is, in general, better than American anyway.


title: Lots of great tech articles

text: I've been getting these for over a year now and am settling on only this motorcycling magazine. Since there is no ads I trust their opinion more on products and bike reviews. This is a serious motorcyclist magazine. Lots of great tech articles. I love the riding techniques they discuss. I've been riding for over 20 years but just now learned the more proper techniques. They also have a section of philosophical personal self help kind of stuff. Don't normally like that kind of thing but they related it to motorcycle lingo and make it interesting. And of course they still have their new bike comparisons and the latest new things on the horizon. Worth a look.


title: Flow Magazine Subscription

text: Received 1st issue within 1 1/2 weeks of ordering!!  Wrapped well.  Thanks!


title: Keeps me going

text: This consistently well-written and smart journal keeps me inspired and growing as a Pastor.  Very practical and also covers the inner life.  This magazine makes me feel like I have coleagues and community.


title: Excellent Writing, always interesting

text: I get distracted by how much I enjoy the writing.  It's consistantly good.<br />Subjects are usually interesting and frequently the writers are able to make interesting a topic I wouldn't think of to investigate myself.  That is a real value to me.


title: Very helpful

text: Goid info.


title: Magazine ENJOYED, UNDERSTAND, THERE'S HOPE.!!!!!!!

text: THANK you, enjoyed DR. OZ MAGAZINE. speaks, writes, all can understand.  I have RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS, BREAST CANCER SURVIVOR, BOTH KNEES REPLACED, 2 BACK SURGERY ( 2 nd SURGERY RODS , LUMBAR AREA ) . Food, exercise, meds, so helpful, as DR. OZ WOULD SAY NOT WHAT CAN'T DO WHAT YOU CAN.<br />YEARS, SAID NOT WHAT CAN'T DO WHAT I CAN. THANKS AGAIN. MARY LONG.


title: This is NOT the UK publication of the same name.

text:
Be forewarned.  This is *not* the international Catholic Newspaper (published in the UK), which has a long history as a progressive publication for Catholics.  Instead, its the weekly newspaper of the Brooklyn, NY diocese.

The one star has less to do with the publication and more to do with the mis-representation of the magazine.  What has me a bit annoyed is the fact that the cover displayed by Amazon is clearly the UK publication.

The Brooklyn newsletter consists primarily of articles and ads of interest to Catholics in that local area, and if that is what you are searching for, you should be very satisfied.

-- Since posting this last year, I see they have updated the description of the item to make it clear that it is for the Brooklyn diocese (though the pic is still the UK publication).  So, I've changed my review from one star to four, since its a pretty good publication (I didn't cancel my subscription, since that requires dealing with someone other than Amazon and calling some 800 number).

Well, I would have changed the rating to 4 stars.  Apparently you can edit reviews, but not change the rating...


title: LIKE MOST LEANS TOWARDS ELECTRIC PLAYERS >

text: COMPARED TO OTHERS NOT A BAD GUITAR MAGAZINE .


title: The publications is awesome. I do not like that the subscription took ...

text: The publications is awesome. I do not like that the subscription took so long to start. I ordered it Jan 30, 2017. The current issue I received, is for May/June.


title: Some of the best recipes!!

text: Some of the best recipes!!


title: Very Very disappointed in this magazine for kids

text: I got a subscription of National Geographic Kids for my 7 (going on 17) year old daughter. She absolutely LOVES learning about any aspect of biology, science and geography. She has a passion for reading about and seeing pictures of anything to do with animals, science, different places in the world, the ocean, etc.  I was pretty psyched to see her reaction to this magazine.  It does have some cute animal pics and short articles, in amidst the pages and pages of advertizing that you are helping to fund when you buy this,  and what I would call "pop culture" stories.  There are plenty of magazines that detail what the teen scene stars are doing, adds for video games and movies, not to mention candy and sugar coated cereals.  WHAT ARE THOSE THINGS DOING IN A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE?!?I?  All those things are "ultimately" aimed at the parents, aren't they (the ones ultimately responsable for buying the things their kids bug them for). There is enough of that on TV!  IF YOUR CHILD HAS A LOVE OF SCIENCE AND EARTH LIKE MINE< LOOK INTO "Kids Discover" MAGAZINE!!! At first glance, you may think it is thin, but considering there is NOT ONE single advertisement, and contains lots to read with useful pictures, you will love it!!<br />I will NOT renew, purchase, nor recommend National Geographic Kids to anyone.  I can buy a few books with cute animals pictures and be done with it. My daughter skims through the pics when it comes in, and leaves it.


title: Long time reader!

text: I really think the Magnificat is a blessing and have used it off and on for years.  Lots and lots of useful information, plus spiritual guidance!


title: One Star

text: Would be great except I didn't receive my Sept issue or any free clutch.


title: Where's the magazine???!!!

text: STILL WAITING!!!  Purchased it over a month ago and haven't gotten it yet.  Is everything done by hand in these companies?  Why is it taking so long???  Oh, well, I'll let you know when I know.


title: Good Golf Reads

text: Love it. I enjoy reading about golf.


title: Embarrassingly Bad

text: I should preface my review with two facts.  First, I don't pay for ESPN The Magazine, it just started showing up in my mailbox a few months back and hasn't stopped.  Secondly, I love sports, so I'm interested in the material.  With that said, this magazine seems to have been designed for those under the age of 14, or at the very least, individuals with attention spans equal to Robin Williams on speed.  The writing is juvenile and boring while the format is clearly an attempt to mask these faults.  To make up for its kiddie pool depth, the magazine is stuffed with things like countdowns, top 10 lists, odds and anything else an interns can whip up before the deadline.  Bottom line, it takes 4 minutes to read the thing cover to cover, and at the end you'll wish you had that time back.


title: History…in short order!

text: I love English history but do not always have the time to read the many books concerning it. BBC History gives me my monthly fix AND recommends books if I should choose to go further with a subject. Wonderful!


title: Love it

text: Great articles


title: Love it

text: Enjoy it


This magazine is a great idea for many ages.  We purchased for grandsons and they love reaching them in the mail


title: Crafting Today

text: Some of the crafting ideas in the magazine are pretty good, but there are so many of them that require very specialized materials.  (I almost feel like they're written in a foreign language since I've never heard of many of the products, their numbers and colors, etc.)  Their pictures are great and the instructions seem to be well done, although many are just too complicated for me.  I look for simple crafts, or ones that use household items and common crafting materials.  I'll enjoy receiving the magazine, and I hope to find some things that I can use in future issues.  I used to read Crafts N Things when I first started crafting several years ago, and seemed to find more usable ideas.  Perhaps younger crafters than I find the ideas more suited to them.


title: Great !

text: My son loves this. But a little pricey compared to the other more substantial mags like Ranger Rick.


title: Won't order again if this is going to happen

text: Received last week's. Haven't received this week's.


title: Still enjoy the content that can be appreciated by those with ...

text: Gorgeous photos and much more accessible than Martha's cookbooks. Wish I were the kind of girl who made her own wrapping paper and appliqued bed linens, but I am not. Still enjoy the content that can be appreciated by those with Martha aspirations and mere mortal skills.


title: great magazine

text: My 7 and 9 year old girls absolutely love this magazine.  They read it alone, we read it together, and they do the activities.


title: Great magazine for parents

text: I've subscribed to Parents since my oldest daughter was a baby, and it's only gotten better in those five years. I particularly enjoy the recipes (easy, kid-friendly, with minimal processed ingredients) and the crafts featured in each issue, since my older two kids are total craft junkies.


title: 8 year old horse crazy (girl) loves this magazine !

text: An 8 year old horse crazy (girl) loves this magazine! My daughter, loved this present it was a big hit with the pin up horse poster :) Thank you for improving my daughter ability to read:)


title: Wired magazine is for the wired and not-so-wired

text: Wired is a great magazine. Real good cross section of the tech world as it touched the rest of us. JFK could not have imagined that the kids of today would carry computers in their pocket a thousand times more powerful than NASA had for his promised moon launch. Wired is insightful and easily read.


title: Five Stars

text: Always a great read!


title: Disappointed

text: Disappointed. Basically every issue is the same. Will not be renewing.


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine


title: Great pictures

text: Love Martha


title: great magazine

text: I subscribe to a few fitness, running, and health magazines but this is my favorite.  It covers a broad spectrum of topics.  Articles covering all aspects of wellness including physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness.  My only gripe is that there are only ten issues a year instead of twelve!!


title: Five Stars

text: as stated


title: Not intended for 'newbees', but a great learning tool.

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title: Two Stars

text: Not embracing the radical changes.  May grow on me.


title: LOVE IT!!!

text: Every time an issue of Essence come in the mail, I am excited.  The articles are interesting and the advertising are ones I can identify with.  I will continue to be a subscriber.


title: Wonderfully written, gorgeous pictures!

text: I have always loved this magazine.  The articles are so well written and the photography is just lovely!


title: to much advertisement

text: Not the magazine it use to be.  To many advertisement adds.


title: Good magazine with good price

text: I have been subscribing for 1 year and extend one more year. I think I can subscribe more.


title: Rip off

text: I want to cancel this order but it keeps renewing.


title: A good read...

text: A good read. Keep up with the "Pot culture" and the new state laws that are passing in various states.


title: Fun & educational

text: NG standard for young people. Easy to read, fun and educational


title: A very good publication

text:
Have subscribed to CRI journal previously for many years and when I lived overseas, but had to give it up when the organization became too difficult to deal with to get the subscription changed back to the US. But, wanted to give it another try.

Generally I like the content of the articles, some are quite inapplicable to me.  Unfortunately, it looks to me like the articles have gotten smaller over the years, but same level of quality and attention to detail seems to be there.

My main objection is that when I subscribed to the magazine I didn't realize I was signing up for fundraising letters.  I support the organization, but hate to see them waste money on fundraising mail that's not going to get responded to.  Why they don't just put it in their magazine and let the reader decide to donate above and beyond as they see fit I don't know.


title: I asked for this to be cancel!

text: I asked for the cancelation of this title? Please, do not sent anymore, and credit my account! Thank you.


title: One Star

text: thought it was just a regualr travel magazine


title: Die-hard Analog fan

text: I have been reading Analog for years and always find it entertaining and thought-provoking. I also like the size of the magazine since I can take it in my purse when I know I will be going somewhere that involves waiting.


title: Five Stars

text: i love it


title: Love Architecture

text: I love this magazine but I did think it could have been the bigger magazine with the stars


title: Not like it used to be

text: Shape used to have mostly exercise info and workout routines and healthy eating plans.  Now it's mostly weird recipes and ads and spiritual type advice and makeup. Shouldn't even be called Shape anymore.


title: Great publication

text: I had picked up one at the Dr's office and checked with Amazon and found I could order it there.  Thanks


title: Perfect

text: Perfect magazine for those that like to cook.


title: Love managing Magazine subscriptions via Amazon

text: Amazon has got to be the best service out there to manage magazine subscriptions, and get really good discounts on these. I just don't have time to maintain passwords and logins for so many different websites. This subscription was a birthday present for my wife. She loved it! Also, so easy to renew.


title: overpriced

text: You can subscribe to this magazine for $26.95 elsewhere from the publisher. Why would you pay almost 5 x that ?


title: Awesome subscription

text: The magazine is awesome.  I've been a subscriber for the past 7 years.  The original stories are fantastic.  The interviews are in depth.  Buy it!


title: Great!

text: I got this as a gift for my dad and he loved it! Thanks so much! :)


title: DRUMHEAD Magazine.

text: I subscribe to three American Drum Magazines, and purchase a British publication at a newstand.  DRUMHEAD is by far the best of the four, which are all terrific magazines.


title: If only they'd bring back Rick Van Horn

text: It would be perfect!  I've read every issue of this magazine, but occasionally let my subscription lapse.  Now "I'M BACK!"


title: DON'T BUY THIS GARBAGE!!!

text: This magazine is trash. The articles give NO helpful insight and they talk about topics that on one likes. Save your money and buy Maxim


title: My final answer

text: I tried about six different audio gear magazines for 2 years, or so. It took me a while to develop an opinion of what I like in an audio magazine, then whittled it down to my favorite, being this one.


title: Info and good reading

text: Very interesting and informative.  Taught me previously a lot about cooking and new products. New receipes gave my family new menus


title: Four Stars

text: nice magazine


title: Shell of former self

text: Please see tj-mccarthy's review elsewhere here; he is, to borrow a phrase from across the pond, spot-on in his comments. Just this week I cancelled my 10-year subscription to PC Magazine. One thing not mentioned elsewhere is that the new editor, Jim Louderback, has dropped the old tagline on the front cover, "An Independent Guide to Technology". I conjecture that the reason for doing so is that this magazine is no longer independent and is, in fact, just a marketing vehicle for various products. If you are like me and you do not like stealth marketing, stay away from this publication.


title: Very useful ideas

text: Use it all the time!


title: Five Stars

text: No tengo la revista . No la he visto.


title: Great Magazine!

text: Love the different recipes!


title: I subscribed to this magazine in February 2014 and have ...

text: I subscribed to this magazine in February 2014 and have yet to receive a single issue.  It is October 2014.


title: Enjoyable reading “cover-to-cover”

text: Gifted Reader’s Digest to my husband for Father’s Day.  He reads it “cover-to-cover” and looks forward to every issue.


title: Five Stars

text: Great reading!


title: The best of its kind

text: This is the best of all the magazines we have found for learning, new ideas, and equipment reviews and information. We love it.


title: Disappointment

text: Almost  all advertising


title: Hard to read the standard text.

text: It is an outstanding magazine on all the topics I love. The main text is a grey small fine font that is very hard to read. Many side bar articles use the exact same size small font but with bolder and darker letters that is much more readable. Given the two exact same sizes it can't be an issue of trying to save space as I actually measured the same word used in both style as identical.  Please fix this!


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: I Love this magazine!!

text: This magazine is great!! Lots of great information and recipes. I've been subscribing to it for years and enjoy reading it monthly.


title: X-sell-ant service

text: Great books for kids


title: Oprah Magazine - Nice Gift

text: I purchased this for my daughter as a birthday gift and she loves it!  It is a "must read" for her and I enjoy getting it for her!


title: Great magazine

text: This magazine is the best one out there.  Everything is discussed, from surviving in the bush to gourmet deer recipes.  If your a fisher, hunter, gun enthusiast, knot tier, hiker, boater, or kite flying, this magazine is for you.  It is the only subscription I have that I really read front to back.  I highly recommend it to anyone.


title: A winner!

text: Every issue contains must make recipes! I love the light versions of old favorites too.


title: EAst

text: Easy to understand recipes; easy to prepare;excellent color photos


title: Five Stars

text: I always get atleast one good idea out of evey edition!


title: Fortune Magazine

text: Great magazine!


title: IRRESPONSIBLE ADVERTISERS

text: Good magazine.  However, DR Power Products is one of their advertisers.  They are irresponsible, are unable to replace broken parts.  We had to wait 4 months, after numerous phone calls and lies, letter to the president and to Generac's president - finally contacted the BBB and Attorney General to get a part for our under warranty chipper.


title: The price is worth it

text: Has some of all type of cycling


title: showed up very early.

text: So far, two issues and it's a great magazine with food articles.<br />although the Men's Health I ordered has not shown up yet.


title: Five Stars

text: awesome....


title: Best magazine ever

text: Great easy recipes


title: Vanity Fair

text: Have read this publication for many years. Outstanding exposes and timely information! The ratio of ads to "real content" is high but what magazine isn't. They pay the bills and keep subscription prices reasonable! At least through Amazon..  ;-)


title: I am very pleased with subscription of the Popular Photography and I have ...

text: I am very pleased with subscription of the Popular Photography and I have been a reader for a couple of years.