title: Cool!

text: This is a great magazine for all network junkies, and ones that are also directed towards the mainstream crowd of consumer electronics and video games. This is NOT a hardware magazine, so be warned: If you want a hardware magazine, get Maximum PC. If you want the best of networking and consumer electronics, there is not much better than Wired.


title: The only one out there!

text: I started reading this magazine from the very beginning. It was in its second year of publication, and I was, and still am, a very big Power User. I got this magazine, and it encoruaged me to buy PC Gamer as well. I have had lots of fun with this magazine:<br />To begin, this mag is funny. Just like PC Gamer, you get the same, funny, and high spirited reviews. They are all very helpful, and like others have mentioned, this is the only hardcore PC magazine around. I have written reviews about PC World, giving it bad reviews because the fact is, it won't give the content that MaxPC will. Will you EVER see an article about WATER COOLING in a PC World mag? No way! But in MaxPC, that was what the cover story was for its last issue. This mag actually TELLS YOU WHAT YOU NEED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YOUR COMPUTER! You will see motherboard reviews, CPU reviews, graphics card reviews, case modding guides, PC fix-it guides, overclocking guides, the information is endless and informative. Forget PC World. They are dumb and they can't produce ANYTHING that MaxPC can!


title: Newbie-ish

text: I have read PC World on and off for a while. All that I can say is that PC World is VERY newbish. This Mag talks about how dells are the best, which are the best pc manufacturers, etc. It never talks about the best motherboards, best Graphics cards, etc. If you dont KNOW A LOT about computers, then this may be an alright subscription, but I highly doubt it. If you need to know which is the best PC around, then you need only to buy ONE issue, not an entire subscription. Also, if PC World were good, they would know that building your PC is the best way to go, and they don't even give a hoot about hardcore companies like Voodoo and Alienware, so they never talk about the high end systems. They just go trotting around, talking about their inky dinky dells. Trust me folks, PC World is nothing but a newbie magazine. No where in this magazine will they tell you how to build a computer, or which motherboard to buy and why, or even which HARDCORE computer to buy. No, all they talk about are their little business junk PCs that we call Dells, Gateways, Compaqs, and HPs.


title: Quite a few repeat stories.

text: Always a few good tips each issue. However, over the years it seems like the stories repeat themselves a bit too much, with few changes. It is worth getting for the goods ideas (2-3) per issue.


title: Three Stars

text: Mostly advertising now.


title: One Star

text: Mostly advertising now.


title: Great gift for my son/ grandson

text: Something that my son and 11 yr old grandson could share and talk about! They love all the articles and pictures


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine and can't wait until the next one comes.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful!


title: SOMM Says......

text: A great industry magazine that assists me with my research for SOMSisters.com website reviews, regional trips, food pairings, wine ratings, and so much more.


title: Great for Newbies

text: Great advice and ideas, thank you


title: Really

text: Not what I expected, ordered an alternative magazine.


title: Interesting reading

text: I appreciate the stories.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine Love early american  read it to the end


title: Readers Digest

text: The lowest price I  have found on a renewal for two years on Readers Digest. It saved me around $30.00.


title: Large Print Readers Digest

text: I loved the large Print Readers Digest. My eyes are not what they used to be, even with reading glasses. So it was so nice to be able to see the peint without squinting,Thanks


title: Warning

text: I paid and did not get the magazine. I informed them and gave them the date and check number. Not enough, they wanted to see  my canceled check. I paid the bank for a copy and sent it to them. Months passed by with nothing, then they finally sent the magazine. I decided to renew and sent another check at the end of my first subscription. They never cashed the check and did not respond to my letter about the matter. Very irresponsible and disrespectful of them.  This is just another of the many magazines that are dying due to the internet. This one won't be missed. The magazine's articles were okay for me because I am not a craftsman but instead a beginner level guy. They do repeat subjects and even articles and sometimes endorse products that are of lower quality, as I found out from following some of their recommendations. I suspect they may receive money from advertisers for their endorsements.  I found internet videos for my projects gave me much better instructions than this magazine's articles anyway.


title: 100% recommend if you love the food network

text: I love getting these every month.


title: Leftist propaganda posing as fashion magazine

text: Fashion magazine that now shows its complete contempt for half of Americans. Vogue used to be elegant- remember that? Now editor Anna Wintour makes no pretense of her hatred for the president who beat her friend H.R.C. With hope they will get a new editor and return to a focus on aspirational fashion without a leftist political bent.  Truly a shame how low this magazine has fallen.


title: Why did they cancel this Magazine????

text: This subscription was a great value for the money but Traditional Home will only be special publications available at newsstands.  No longer a monthly magazine which I looked forward to viewing each month.  I will miss it!


title: this city girl loves this!

text: I know very little about farming & home crafts, but always had a real interest. There aren't many "big city" places to learn about such things as growing herbs, and ice-cream making. This magazine is educational, entertaining, and beautiful. I can't wait for the next issue. Now off to make some blueberry muffins, yum!


title: Well written articles, but...

text: I rarely find topics which interest me.  Some insipid poetry, as well as failed attempts at humor.  I will not renew my subscription.


title: One of my favorites!

text: Love all the photos that are provided, as well as ideas and pullout booklets.


title: Great Magazine

text: Love love love this HGTV magazine.  I look forward to it every month.


title: Great for cat lovers

text: I really like this magazine. The articles are informative and they feature new products for cats that is very helpful.


title: Mopar Muscle

text: This is a magazine that he has been reading for years.....even has back issues of all of them.. Was a Christmas Gift for him...He loved it.


love looking back at old memories that fit the times in the 50s and 60s


title: really well adapted to kindle

text: Great visuals and navigation.  I enjoyed it much more than I anticipated for an emagazine about cooking. Well worth it.


title: Can’t get magazine to cancel

text: Trying to cancel the magazine because and it is set on automatic charge and renewal.  Emailed several times with no response.  Beware scam


title: Food Network

text: Is there any other magazine. The only magazine I look forward to each Month. I love the recipes, the articles, and od course the chefs. Hi Bobby, Ina, Paula, Sonny, Michael, etc.


title: amer road

text: I wish it came out monthly. I want to plan a summer trip and can not wait two months for my next issue.


title: Five Stars

text: I love HGTV.


title: Scrapbooks Etc. = No customer service, no magazine.

text:
I purchased a subscription during a sale around Christmas time.  Despite my card being charged and numerous emails to Scrapbooks Etc. customer (dis)service, they 'haven't gotten it' 3 months later.  Think sending them a copy of my order and receipt would help?  It did not.  Customer service has a lightning fast 1 week later response time through email.  Congratulations to everyone who manages to receive their subscription, but after all the hassle I've dealt with, I'm done with Scrapbooks Etc.!

I've purchased about 10 magazine subscriptions through amazon and this is the only one to be such a problem.


title: The Liberals continue.

text: If you are looking for a far left publication to support your liberal ideas you will find Bloomberg Business to be an ideal partner.  They are very anti-Trump, use fake news accusations like trump was accused of... the Russian connection... which has never been verified, etc.  The democrats and their new media are bad losers, they still haven't figured out that the American Public are not like them, they voted for Trump.  Why don't you (Bloomberg Business) give him a chance, try to be fair, I would never expect you to be balanced.  GO TRUMP


title: Four Stars

text: Great price.


title: Classy!

text: My first great granddaughter.<br />Parents chose Magnolia for her name.  Saw the magazine at the grocery store and got some subscriptions.  Love it…


title: So mamy ads!

text: Too much advertising., very little real content.


title: Great for short reads

text: Perfect for those time when you're waiting at a doctor's office or something similar, RD is a light weight little magazine with short articles.


title: Straight trash

text: Complete liberal hear say at it's best. Left leaning and is a TEXAS magazine? Keep your politics out of what WAS once a great publication. What a shame. Straight trash now. Austin's hippies and commies now in print.


title: dont pay by credit card

text: I had purchased this magazine for my grandchild and did not sign up for automatic renewal but they renewed it automatically anyway.  I have called , sent letters to be taken off the list.  I finally cancelled my credit card so they could not charge me.  Pay by check.  And I still get renewal notices but of course my credit card is out dated.  Pain in the  .


title: Loved this magazine

text: Loved this magazine! My husband has gone through it cover to cover many times. Can't  wait until the next issue.


title: Great read

text: Great price for subscription


title: Good ideas for the house

text: My husband loves it and has gotten some great ideas :)


title: High Martha sta

text: This is a great magazine with tasty recipes and informative plant advice!


title: Great Magazine

text: Read it from cover to cover!


title: that i can get this  magizime

text: i like the articles  on  model aircraft


title: Great Gift

text: Got this as a gift for my husband and he absolutely loves the information and instructions for projects!


title: The renewal is a scam - buyer beware

text: DON’T Do This. I love The New Yorker. I hate this subscription program. I was just charged $149.99 for a renewal, which is a $30 up charge on the magazine’s advertised rate. Condenast hasn’t returned my emails from their robo account, and the subscription isn’t linked anywhere in my Amazon account. I’m going to have to protest the charge. You are better subscribing direct with The New Yorker.


title: TV,MOVIE LOVER

text: GREAT VALUE FOR THIS SUBSCRIPTION TO TV GUIDE...A MUST HAVE...SOMETHING IN IT FOR ANY TV VIEWER!!!


title: Something wholesome to read.

text: I remember reading Reader's Digest as a kid, it's still one of the best reading materials around. Most magazines are all advertisements, I appreciate the content.


title: Best deal ever!!!!

text: Loved the price which was most important compared to news stand prices.


title: Great magazine.

text:
If you are a do-it-yourselfer YOU REALLY NEED THIS!!!

Great magazine...love the tips and tricks.


title: Great photo's

text: Love the stories of other gardeners


title: Beautifully shot

text: the magazine has changed over the years and has become mire user friendly in its recipes and features.


title: Pleasant enjoyable informative

text: Longtime reader


title: HGTV magazine CANNOT handle anything subscription-related

text:
I subscribed years ago, pre-pandemic. Back then, multiple times I never received an issue (even though I'd see the new issue was out on newstands and I'd paid for it). It was so frustrating that I canceled and only bought them at the store.

Fast forward to now, and this publisher still can't deliver or provide a good experience. I can see from recent reviews that failing to deliver issues is STILL a problem.

I recently tried subscibing again because I'm not in stores like I used to be and thought after several years they might have fixed everything. (Honestly, prior to this I had fully expected HGTV Mag to go out of business, as any company who can't deliver when customers are already willing and able to pay them, can't last can they?)

Today's issue arrived tossed in my driveway, wrapped in an unsealed plastic bag. Since it's raining heavily today, its' completely soaked and fell apart as soon as you picked it up. Please be aware that the magazines aren't sent via the US Mail. They outsource the delivery to some company that also tosses the local paper into everyone's driveway. I did contact them, but I have no hope anyone will care to make anything right.

So, my original review from years ago still stands- if you really want to read this magazine, pick it up at a newstand. It is the ONLY way you will know you will receive it and it won't be ruined.


title: Good reading

text: I really like this magazine.


title: Amen

text: Use it daily


title: can't wait for the next issue!

text:
This is simply the best woman's magazine I've ever read!  And I can say that I've read a lot of them - both in the US and in Germany.

I've read it for over 12 years and I can say that I never got bored with it.  I'm still excited about any new issue.  The articles always matter and they catch just the right balance between being serious and entertaining.  It's for the modern young woman.  To name a few subjects:  Career, love, sex, family, style&fashion, wellness&beauty, travel reports and interviews - every article going a bit deeper than the usual woman's magazine.  There's really something to read for days.  And on a side not: There's more articles than ads!


title: Great articles

text: Interesting articles that give great insight to a wide range of topics!


title: The best !

text: Great magazine !


title: Fun & informative

text: So far, I'm enjoying this magazine. It's got some good information about plants, flowers, and gardens, but it also has some interesting articles, too.


title: Good Fitness Motivation

text: Shape features safe, interesting exercise rotuines to meet just about any fitness goal.  Their editorial content focuses on the health benefits of weight loss and encourages a moderate and balanced approach to eating and exercise.  My only concern is that while they talk about the importance of being healthy v. being super-skinny, their cover models are often ridiculously thin, beyond the point of looking healthy.However, if you overlook that inconsistency, there's plenty of great motivation in Shape.


title: Too much fluff

text: There are many excellent fitness tips and routines in "Fitness." Unfortunately, the magazine is also jam-packed with fluff pieces about make-up, purfume, and fashion. While the magazine tries to relay the message that fitness is about health, not how you look, they put a large emphasis on beauty.


title: Better than most

text: Runner's World always provides me with a little extra boost of inspiration to get me out the door and get running. And, unlike most fitness-related magazines that I read, it doesn't provide annoying beauty tips for women. It's about the sport. My only criticisms are 1) many cover stories focus on weight/fat loss instead of the other beneficial aspects of running, and 2) there could be just a little more substance.  Often after I finish reading the magazine, I still feel a little hungry for more.


title: Special gift I gave to a friend.

text: This is something I gave to my friend and she has really enjoyed it. She is quite sick most of the time with COPD and my gift to her of TV Guide and she has really loved it a lot.<br />The only problem that I had with it was when I sent it I thought for sure that they would tell the person that I sent it to that it was from me. She kept calling me and telling me how much she was enjoying it and that she thought that it was from her sister, finally I told her that I was the one that sent it to her as part of her Christmas present.. Magazines make a perfect gift for those people that you don't know what to give them.


title: love the magazine, hate the customer service

text: I have always loved the better homes and gardens magazine, and was so excited about finally getting my own subscription...until there was an issue with my subscription. there is no phone number that i can find on their website for me to speak to an actual person. I have sent over 5 emails to their customer service and have received 2 responses neither of which actually helps me. i think that they are just general responses that they send out to everyone and they have nothing to do with my questions or problems. I have never been so frustrated with a customer service before! Can't even say how tired i am of sending message that are completely ignored. makes me want to cry and really brings down the interest in their products, since they can't even treat their customers with a little respect.


title: Now my home and garden will be up to date!

text: Great!  I enjoyed reading all of the tips, recipes, etc...  Can't wait til the next one comes in the mail!!!


title: I love this magazine but...

text:
most of the beautiful gardens I see are in Washington or Oregon or back east somewhere.  Having lived in Washington, I do enjoy seeing some of the plants that I am missing here in Colorado, but it would be nice to see a more varied selction of gardens becasue we all can't live in the Pacific Northwest.  I have a subscription to Sunset so I guess that will have to suffice, but I do wish BH&G would take that into consideration.

Otherwise, I LOVE this magazine.  I used to get several magazines, but this was always my favorite.  It is chock full of ideas that we can really use.  And I love the photography.  What sets BH&G apart is that you can see a hint of life in these beautiful houses.  Slippers on the floor, newspaper on the table and often the owners of the home are in the pictures too.  They are sometimes blurred from movement which is actually nicer than a posed shot.  It helps set the feeling that this home is lived in and is attainable.

I would say get this magazine right away.  I would have given it 5 stars except for the whole garden thing.


title: Good Housekeeping's an Essential in Every Home

text: Good Housekeeping has long been a favorite of mine for household tips, remedies, articles and recipes.  I always find helpful hints, and I enjoy the heartwarming stories.  I just don't appreciate auto-renewal.


title: Guitar World

text: This review is for "Guitar World,"  not "Golf World", as the picture states.  The magazine was a gift for my nephew, and he really loves it, as he is an accomplished guitarist.  I just don't like the auto-renewal feature.


title: COUNTRY LIVING A MUST

text: Always look forward to each month of this magazine, because it always has all the new and up-to-date decorating and style tips for your home!! Couldn't believe the great price too!!  Worth the subscription!!


title: One big ad for mediocrity

text:
I too have been getting BHG due to the folding of Readymade. Unfortunately, I have a pricey subscription to Readymade until 2014, for which I am getting a cheap magazine that I am uninterested in. The articles are cookie cutter, lacking in imagination, and uninspiring. So much so that I often can't tell the difference between the ads and the content. All in all, BHG doesn't engage me in the least.

I agree that BHG is a sorry replacement for Readymade! What were they thinking?


title: Southern Living is all about living in the South for me

text: I love to read about the opportunities for travel in the south. We use the reviews to pick places and restaurants to visit.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Always enjoy veranda. Great price.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine and great price.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. Great price.


title: Great deal

text: Great deal


title: Better Homes and Gardens

text: A great women's magazine.  So many interesting articles. Can't wait to receive it each month. I love the garden articles.


title: Beautiful photography, lousy articles, too much advertising

text: After hearing such good reviews of this magazine, I picked up a copy of this month's Better Homes and Gardens from the grocery store as a trial before subscription.  The photography was wonderful, and it boasted some great ideas through the photography, but the articles were too brief and lousy.  Moreover, I was thoroughly disappointed with the overabundance of advertisement that litters this magazine.  I was very much disappointed.  I was expecting more than just good ideas from  pictures.


title: One Star

text: The magazine is mostly ads. Not worth paying to read ads.


title: Five Stars

text: Home ideas


title: Im a fan

text: Really like the magazine and it came with a little reciepe book. very cool and the price was great for a 1 year subscription


title: Two Stars

text: ok


title: Good Housekeeping

text: I got tired of reading this magazine.  There was no substance in the stories. Not for me at this time. Later on maybe.


title: National Geographic subscription

text: I just decided that I will handle my subscription through NG.  It is simpler for me to contact their department. Thanks


title: recipes/ stories/ some gardening

text: At first I was thrilled with the magazine but now some of the recipes are not to my taste.  The magazine does not have substance in the short stories.


title: Misleading

text: This is a misleading advertisement. I purchased a full year (non-renewing) in September 2017. The magazine shipped at the end of November 2017 and now I just received notice that my next magazine will be my last (August). That’s 10 months, not a full 12 months as advertised.


title: Not so much good information...

text: I always remember Better Homes and Gardens are enjoyable reading.... But now I find them not many good articles or recipes but lots of advertisements.<br />I think I will not continue the subscription after a year.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine for recipes!


title: Where's my subscription?!

text: I received all of ONE magazine from BHG. I normally love this magazine, even though there are lots of ads, but when I bought this 1 year (12 issues) subscription I thought I would receive one each month. I'm 4 months in and only have the magazine from the FIRST month!! I am cancelling in 30 days unless I get a response and the full product I was promised. I don't think that is too much to ask.


title: Five Stars

text: Guud


title: Better Home & Gardens subscription

text:
Company mailed my subscription to my address instead of my daughters which was a christmas gift.
I notified the company via email because that is the only information provided on the paperwork, no telephone number available.  It has been over a week and I haven't received any response from them to date, with exception of them confirming receipt of my email.

I can't believe Amazon.com has this vendor listed as one of theres.

Highly disappointed.


title: one of my favorite magazines all around

text: one of my favorite magazines all around! I love that most of whats published in the magazine is relateable and doable in a regular household on a budget and its very family friendly!


title: This magazine is a must. It covers just about everything and is enjoyable reading.

text: Favorite magazine. reasonably priced. Will renew subscription.


title: My Favorite Magazine

text: Been reading for years. Love the new cover. Enjoy all the articles and it's intereresting the changes that have occured over they years. Great job!


title: The Magazine Diva says.......

text: Prevention is a magazine anyone can benefit from with great ideas on easy lifestyle changes. On the flip they are not very specific, although geared more toward a female audience. Some issues are excellent and some are average, but always informative and positive, never condesending.


title: The Magazine Diva Says........

text: This mag needs a new editor. I haven't seen anything interesting in Better Homes for six months. Maybe they are spread too thin with their website and contests.


title: The Magazine Diva says.......

text: Even if this magazine is a mag-a-log, what would we do without it? September issue rocks with Eva Mendes on the cover and some juicy fall finds inside. The biggest news? Lucky has found a way to shop with your cell while stuck in traffic. It's about time technology got up with our lifestyle!


title: The Magazine Diva says.......

text: I suggested on my site to share the subscription price with a friend. This mag has a few good ideas but no exactly on the pulse of my life.


title: The Magazine Diva Says........

text: This mag has its ups and downs but there is no other magazine with more class and originality. It's an icon all over the world. The editor has inspired books and movies for her perfectionism and professionalism. She and Vogue have gone a long way toward making women strong and independent. Without Vogue magazine fashion would not be a multi-billion dollar industry.


title: The Magazine Diva Says........

text: I enjoy Marie Claire but they could "step it up" a bit. Splurge vs. Steal probably sells their magazine for them. Often I notice repeat information, or feature products that appear in 4 other fashion magazines. More originality would be helpful. And it really pissed me off that the fengshui article was such a limited target market. (I'll still read next month's addition. I have to find out the best "steal"!)


title: The Magazine Diva Says........

text: Harper's always takes chances to get noticed. This can be good or bad depending on your tolerance for shock factor i.e. Britney Spears naked, pregnant and with black hair. It's worth a salon read.


title: The Magazine Diva Says........

text: This is the intelligent fashion magazine that doesn't treat fashion lovers like idiots! Great in depth articles on screenplays, celebs, charities, politics, and of course - FASHION. Duh!


title: Love it!

text: One of my most favorite magazines! My first issue arrived before estimated delivery date!


title: Rude customer service representative named Carla

text: I also really enjoy this magazine. I emailed their customer service dept about an offer I had received. They sent me a phone number, which is impossible to find anywhere. I called. The customer service representative was rude. When I asked to speak to her manager, she hung up on me. I sent another email about the rude customer service. I received no response. I no longer enjoy the magazine because it is difficult to forget their rude treatment.


title: Useless

text: Rehash of old recipes and household hints.  Would not read it even if it is given to me.  Waste of my time.


title: Some good travel destinations

text: Always useful for trip planning, but not a primary source.  Suggestions often far  too expensive for my middle class pocketbook.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Great Magazine

text: Wonderful magazine! Thank you for the opportunity to purchase at a great price!<br />Brenda Cooper


title: Deplorable service and with no ability to provide digital service

text: I have been a 25 year subscriber of Better Homes and Gardens and recently tried to use their digital edition for iPad. Four months after purchasing my subscription I have yet to see a digital copy,have spend hours exchanging emails with tech support, hours on the phone between BHG and iTunes trying to get reimbursement as I get double charged every time I try to get a copy of my digital subscription, even though I am assured by BHG tech support that I will not be charged  - oh and btw BHG will tell you that if you purchase through iTunes that you actually didn't purchase BHG, as if anyone would believe that iTunes gets all the money, maybe it is a different GL line for Meredith corp but the agreement to provide a purchased service is there and BHG does not provide any help at all, no refunds, no hardcopy replacement services when their digital copy doesn't work, they acknowledge that is has been a problem and tell you they will take your email address and send you an email once they get the problem resolved. Do not buy them!!!!!! Send your money elsewhere!!!


title: Five Stars

text: A year's subscription for the cost of two issues and the first issue arrived in three weeks.


title: Greener life

text: Made me a better gardener and homeowner after reading this magazine from cover to cover.


title: Great price

text: Love this magazine and for the price, why not? You won't be disappointed. Great garden and home ideas and sometimes even a good coupon!


title: What a mismatch!

text: I started receiving Better Homes & Gardens because my Readymade subscription was cancelled and they stopped producing Readymade magazine. I'm not sure how they thought this was a good replacement, but this is not a magazine I'm interested in receiving. Most of the ads are for prescription drugs, name-brand toxic cleaning chemicals, bleached sugar and unhealthy processed food. I can barely find the articles amongst the ads, and I find the articles themselves to be shallow, un-engaging and sometimes misleading. One that sticks out is an article asking how much benefit can you get from whole grain breads vs. refined bread. Really??? I'll stick to magazines that advertise more eco-friendly, health conscious options and that have interesting articles that aren't written with corporate interests in mind. I just got a renewal notice from Better Homes & Gardens, trying to taunt me into buying another year worth of subscription + a free cookbook for $5.98. What I wonder is how can this magazine even run with discounts that low? I wouldn't buy this magazine if the subscription was $1.


title: I love these magazines because they are pretty good for the ...

text: I love these magazines because they are pretty good for the price and almost all of the issues get's on time<br />I already get suscribe again for another year


title: Great Magazine

text: I always enjoy BH&G.  It did take longer than expected to arrive.  BH&G provides a variety  of interesting articles.  I recommend it<br />to everyone.


title: Five Stars

text: bought for my mother and she loves it!


title: Hard to get a refund from Amazon

text: Enjoy the magazine but if you decide to cancel your order through Amazon they will not refund your money until you receive the magazines.


title: Hard to get a refund if you decide to cancel order


title: A Christmas gift that keeps on giving all year long....

text: For a guy who has everything....something he can unwind with


title: I love this magazine when I was first married...and so does my niece!

text: A great Christmas gift that keeps on giving all year....


title: Fantastic Magazine

text: Love this magazine......great recipes, decorating ideas and more!


title: Florida magazine review

text:
Unfortunately for me I am not enjoying this magazine...it doesn't have the information that I was expecting...however the subscription process via Amazon.com was very easy.

[[ASIN:B002CT51DI Florida Travel and Life (1-year auto-renewal)]]


title: Magazine Worthy!

text: Better Homes and Gardens is a magazine worth purchasing and reading.  The content is informative.  The articles and material are classic.


title: Science combined with technology

text: Lots of learning opportunities for any age reader.  I do not approve of some of the ads for young readers in our school library.


title: Breath taking photography

text: So much to gain by the amateur or the professional photographer, while enjoying the beautiful photos that always take my breath away!<br />Appreciate the ads relating only to the subject of the magazine.


title: In depth articles

text: Smithsonian offers articles that do not appear in the run of the mill periodicals, but explores subjects that expand knowledge and provide enjoyment.


title: A good periodical selection

text: It is always nice to have variety of ideas for decorating, holidays, food, money management, beauty tips, and home projects.


title: Always eye opening information....world wide.

text: Truly an educational periodical with beautiful photos showing life in all parts of the world.  Our students benefit from National Geographic.


title: Outdoor Life Magazine

text: It took several weeks longer than anticipated to start receiving this subscription.  The price was right.<br />Boys in our student body are the readers of Outdoor Life in the school library.


title: Newsweek

text: Getting  views from a news magazine; another part of education in our high school library.


title: Popular Mechanics

text:
Enjoyed by the young men in our school library.

I do take out the sexual explicit ads.


title: More about Home and Garden.Comercial in the snd or less pages

text: I have this magazine for 2-3 years.I like it,but mostly is full with nothing about Home and garden.A lot ot cerial food in 3 pages,Hospitals info on 2-3 pages.Full of comersial staff on 2 pages and all most in every page .Is only a few pages to see samething.I will stop paying for the future.


title: Good

text: The quality is very good, very beautiful, the storage capacity is very storage, it is very integrated with the environment, not abrupt. Anyway it’s great!


title: Good

text: The quality is very good,  it is very integrated with the environment, not abrupt. Anyway it’s great!


title: Waste of money when you can't enjoy what you pay ...

text: Monthly frustration when trying to download. It takes many attempts,and some months I never get the full magazine downloaded. Waste of money when you can't enjoy what you pay for. Unless the situation improves, we won't renew the subscription.


title: Even the Articles Look Like Ads

text: If you like advertisements, this is the magazine for you. The few articles that appear in the magazine consist of large photographs and very little text. So, if you should see a photo of a well-planned garden and want to learn more about it, there isn't enough information in the accompanying text. The text reads more like a caption for the photo. These articles are short, perhaps 4 or 5 pages. Even so, they are interrupted by pages of ads. And to make matters worse, the articles as laid out on the page look much like the ads. I paid about $10 for a one-year subscription. Not worth it. I felt like I was giving them money to recycle their paper for them.


title: houe beau tiful

text: nothing not to like i love it its for any one who would want ideas for their home,thanks alot  one again


title: Five Stars

text: This was a Christmas gift for my daughter. She is already getting issues and likes it.


title: Five Stars

text: Love them all,


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine, my lady loves it!


title: I always look forward to BHG and Dr Harry especially ...

text:
I always look forward to BHG and Dr Harry especially.
Tonight I saw all sorts of depressing junk about Halloween
I turned it off...


title: Nice pictures and lots of ideas

text: I like this magazine but like others have mentioned it has a lot of ads. I enjoy most of the ads though, they give me ideas sometimes. Mostly it's a picture book, I don't really read many of the articles.


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite magazines.


title: Great

text: Looked forward to each edition


title: World traveler

text: Not what I was expecting!


title: Good read

text: Good info


title: Not for me

text: Not what I was looking for


title: To look forward to

text: Good read, good info


title: Five Stars

text: Always nice!!.


title: Bad delay false advertising

text: Horrible I just got my first and only magazine and I started my subscription in July!


title: I use to love this magazine

text: I use to love this magazine, just got a new subscription after being gone for a few years.  Very disappointed in how little is now in this magazine.  I is about halve the size is used to be.  Miss seeing all the articles and ideas.


title: Great read

text: My favorite magazine.  I dropped my subscriptionyears ago, but have resubscribed because of the great changes.  Look forward to it as a happy read.


title: Totally engrossing.

text: Non-fiction can't get any better.  Have been reading this magazine for twenty years and don't see an end in sight.


title: Awesome!

text: Lots of info!


title: Five Stars

text: CHEAPEST PRICE ANY WHERE.


title: great ideas!

text: always filled with ideas for the home decor and for delightful meals, snacks and desserts. Seasonal tips/ideas are always of interest


title: do not buy

text: they automatically renew even after you cancel it and repeatedly bill you , they have done it to so many people do your research before buying


title: A good all-in-one magazine for the home.

text: Love it! Variety of topics, a good all-in-one magazine for all things home.


title: Great price

text: I still love magazine and very happy with this price. I dont love every article but the price made it worth getting for one year.


title: Good magazine at a great price

text: This is a great price for a good magazine.  Delivery was very quick after I placed my order.


title: Don't deal with this deceptive company

text: I have a subscription to BHG.  I went to the website to enter a sweepstakes.  Next thing I know, I have another subscription.  Can you say phishing, small print, time for a class action, deception, unethical?<br />Getting the subscription cancelled took over 45 minutes of my time.  Don't deal with this company.


title: Speedy delivery

text: This took only a couple of weeks to get on the mailing list and receive the next issue.


title: Another Good Mag!

text: This is the second magazine (the other was MORE MAG) that I had never heard of and I took the chance and subscribed to it and was very impressed with all of the topics it had covered...


title: Unreasonable delay getting first magazine

text: It takes two and a half months to get first magazine???? I have no customer service access to find out why but this does not seem reasonable to me. They are happy to take your money instantly upon ordering then they tell you there is no refund options and this delay is standard business. Tough luck sucker!!!


title: Subscription delay unreasonable

text: Two and a half months waiting for first magazine...No customer service access to find out why...they where quick to take my money though!!!


title: Hello...

text:
For those of you that complain about advertisments in magazines, what are you whining about? How do you think
magazines get a nice chunk of their funding? They have companies pay to have their products advertised in the mag.
so shut up.
On a happier note, I love this magazine. It has wonderfuly lovely ideas for make your house look beautiful though some of the ideas do seem a little pricey.


title: Glad I Got It on Sale

text: Way thinner than it was when my parents got it as I was a kid. The articles still have their moments of greatness and there are a handful of good recipes, but I'm pretty underwhelmed.


title: great reading material on a large variety of subjects, great color photos ,  and especially the short stories.

text: very pleased with the magazines i selected.  liked the contents in each one-very enjoyable reading. especially like the short stories.


title: national geographic is very informative about current events and offers beautiful photography describing and explaining stories.

text: very informative articles and photo displays.  i also like the photo display describing the stories. very educational for all ages.


title: Didn’t receive issues as advertised

text: I paid for 5 issues and received 3! Then I was billed for a year, and when I tried to cancel and ask for a refund, Amazon would not honor it. Buyer beware!!!


title: Keeps You Company

text: Ladies Home Journal provides practical advice on how busy women can be happier and more effective. The articles are straightforward, easy to read, interesting, and assume the reader is intelligent (which is more than I can say for many women's magazines). I especially like the health and fitness news because it usually pertains to women exclusively. The celebrity interviews are fun, too, and the recipes are easy enough for anyone to follow and enjoy. I give it four stars because I can always find at least one topic that really interests me in each issue.


title: Easy living for women and their families

text: Better Homes and Gardens is really about easy living. Each issue includes articles about friends and family, gardening, interior design, building, family matters, food, health, and shopping. This is the magazine I reach for between work and errands because the articles are easy to read and brief yet interesting and inspiring. A few feature examples: window box herbs, dieting myths, cooking scones, what's new in family cars, and more. Better Homes also emphasizes family by incorporating activities for children or for the whole family from season to season. Better Homes is a good magazine for holiday ideas, too, with recipes and crafts to decorate your home and enjoy with your children. Although there are more sophisticated home magazines out there, I'm glad I have Better Homes lying around when I have a minute to relax.


title: Five Stars

text: Good job.


title: Five Stars

text: One of only 2 magazines I still subscribe to.  I look forward to every issue!


title: Four Stars

text: I look forward to every issue and I'm seldom disappointed.


title: Five Stars

text: I love the tips and short cuts . .


title: Five Stars

text: I love Martha and her crew . . . she does everything the right way . . .


title: Better Homes and Garden

text: Have been a subscriber to Better Homes and Gardens for many years......love the ideas and the recipes.  I do think it was a better magazine back some 20 years ago......too many advertisements in most magazines now days


title: Great magazine!

text: I always renew it for my Son.


title: great deal

text: I always liked this magazine so when I saw this great offer I was very happy to subscribe.  My only complaint is I received my first issue the other day (1/28) and its the January issue.  I just hope that the remaining issues come earlier in the month like most subscriptions do.


title: Summer recies

text: I didn’t see any recipe that I really liked. Sorry


title: Taste of Home Magazine

text: I love the recipes in Taste of Home magazine. I have a very extensive collection of recipes from Taste of Home that are excellent!


title: Not your mother's mag

text: I was surprised to find that I really like this mag- I decided to subscribe after constantly reading others copies....the WalMart product affiliation had turned me off in the past, however this mag is very "new" and "fresh" feeling.


title: Five Stars

text: Just love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Just love this magazine.


title: Wow!

text: Great magazine with ideas and sources galore! I have already looked up several things online and am getting excited to do some projects!!


title: Great ideas!

text: There are lots of great articles on decorating, food and everything to make your home and life a little more energized. Lots of terrific tips, too, on new products/ ways to do things plus internet finds. I'm always excited to read the new issue!


title: Great buy!

text: Great - exactly what I thought it would be! The magazines are fun to read and I think this is a really good deal!


title: Great gift!

text: I bought magazines for almost everyone this year for Christmas.  The shipping is covered and instead of getting one gift at Christmas, they get 12 gifts (one each month)!  What's not to love about that?  Better Homes Magazine is a no brainer for every household.  It covers everything from cooking to housekeeping, decorating, organizing and family.  Love it!


title: can't get any info about my subscription!

text: I ordered the two year plus the free recipe book.  I have received nothing and the check was cashed over 2 months ago.  Any email address for Better Homes and Garden does not work!  Then when you call they say they don't have any record of my subscription, but I should be receiving my magazine in March!


title: My rating for this.

text: I like the article on this magazine.  Very good because I like to read and put on practice the recipe that are on this.


title: Good, but...

text: I love both versions of this magazine (The UK and the US). However, the UK version has more information as well as useful articles, and appeals more to me personally. I'm disappointed I cannot subscribe ( or request ) this magazine on the kindle fire.


title: Very unreliable

text: Did not receive the right amount of issues I was suppose to get on both subscriptions..very disappointed...


title: Your service is bad

text: Received only 1 issue


title: Three Stars

text: I would like more garden ideas in the January issue 😊


title: This has always been an excellent magazine but seems to have less pages now and ...

text: This has always been an excellent magazine but seems to have less pages now and too many advertisements. E. Jones


title: Thanks, great deal

text: I got this for like five dollars. It was too good of a deal to pass up. This magazine is full of great recipes and decorating advice.


title: Great buy for the price

text: If your in business you need to get this subscription.


title: Ladies Home Journal Review

text: Love Ladies Home Journal.  This is one of my favorite magazines.  So glad to be receiving it again.  I enjoy reading the articles on health, cooking, etc.  This magazine mos definiely has met my expectations.


title: The end of an era................

text: Many, many years ago, my mother bought my first subscription.  I have renewed it all these years and also given multiple subscriptions for gifts.  However, the magazine has taken a drastic change in the last several issues; fewer pages with more ads and very little content.  I always looked forward to it's arrival and reading it through.... page by page, ripping out pages for later reference and studying almost every picture.  The photography was tremendous with numerous, practical advice for day to day living, along with creative holiday ideas.  I just received my January issue and zipped through it in ten minutes, noting with interest only two pages.  It's very sad....the end of an era, I will not be renewing my subscription.


title: New Reader

text: I am quite impressed with my first issue and look forward to enjoying many more ideas and gardening tips. I will collect.


title: Good Gravy!

text: Good Gravy!! All those negative reviews complaining about too many ads are no exaggeration! Literally, most of the magazine is ads, and most of the articles are not worth reading. But 1 year for $4.49, you could get it anyway.


title: Good humor and great human interest articles

text: My parents always subscribe to Readers' Digest.  I found the magazine to be uplifting, filled with clean humor and good human interest stories that have happy endings with good messages.  I actually read it every article and wished the magazine was thicker and had more.  Definitely a good magazine to uplift your spirits after a long day of work.


title: Similar to DIY

text: I will not be renewing.  I found this magazine to be too much like Simple and DIY, and not very substantive on decorating or even close to the TV network.


title: subscription satisfaction

text: I have always loved B H & G and the deal I got on the subscription just added to that.


title: Amazon Shopper

text:
I received my first issue of Better Home & Garden yesterday 3/23/13 just as promised when I purchased  it.  I love this magazine
it covers the home, garden, recipes and style and no one can beat the price.

Thanks Amazon
Peggy in TX


title: Five Stars

text: Great value!


title: Deceptive Advertising

text: The caption said 12 issues/ 12 months but my wife has only gotten one issue every other month. She missed a lot of important issues this year because of this. We only got half of what we paid for!


title: all of my patients seem to like

text: can't get enough of this modern day sifi brain teaser of a magazine. all of my patients seem to like it

user_id: AGSZKWQGIYVAPUWRNKQBEEJCNYHA


title: Five Stars

text: fun hunters magazing


title: great value

text: love b h and g.  great price, though did take awhile to get subscription started, but no longer than ordering direct from Meredith.


title: wife loves it

text: my wife loves this magazine  she will want to continue  her subscription.


title: Love this magazine

text: I love this magazine! Always great, delicious recipes!


title: Nice but took a while to recieve

text: Got my first issue the day after Easter, even though the theme of the magazine was Easter... good articles though


title: This was a gift. It is being received by ...

text: This was a gift.  It is being received by recipient.

user_id: AGVNPUOFGFPYUBDKYSACIJFEHVGQ


title: Pop Photo is okay, but a bit "thin" on other than basic info

text: This is an adequate source of basic information with decent illustrations, but helpful copy is clearly secondary to advertising. In its favor, it is a survivor. Not many photography magazines have manages the transition from film to digital as well as Pop Photo.


title: ... it to the baby (4 months) it is a good start for

text: my brother is having the older child (5 year old) read it to the baby (4 months) it is a good start for both


title: Still worth every penny

text: Still a great publication! Nice combination of traditional/historical and contemporary content.


title: Don't Use Auto-Renew For Subscriptions...

text: Disappointed.  I signed up last year for $6.00 which seemed like a great deal.  I knew it was auto renew and that's convenient.  Looking at what I paid this year the price jumped to $24.00.  Seems like bait and switch.  Maybe I missed something, but the price is outrageous regardless.  They have lost me a customer for magazines. Not what I expect from Amazon or Wired.  Maybe Conde Nast. Otherwise I have been a fan of Wired since 1996.


title: Nice generic dog mag

text: Still a nice mag but I liked Dog Fancy better and I really miss Dog World.


title: Great source of information for consumers

text: Great unbiased source of information. I especially like the product tests.


title: Five Stars

text: good info for the do-it-youselfer


title: Five Stars

text: Nice magazine with variety.


title: My favorite style mag

text: Say what you will about InStyle (which I subscribe to as well), I consider People stylewatch a better alternative if you are trying to choose between the two and don't happen to have a six-figure income. People style watch tries to keep it within my means. They don't just highlight designer brands of clothes, shoes and handbags but also review beauty, hair and fashion products that you can buy at drugstores or target. They have a section on cheap chic - where they copy a designer look on a budget which I enjoy. So for frugal fashionistas, this is a great companion. I wait for mine to arrive every month and am always delighted to find it in the mailbox. Makes my day.


title: Magazine

text: I’ve been getting this magazine for years and I have always enjoyed it. It was a nice thick magazine with a variety of things and recipes to look thru and read.  Recently it has become half the size for same money. I will be canceling this subscription for this magazine. It’s just not as good as it use to be.


title: great reads

text: whats not to love?


title: Beautiful  Magazine all about birds and gardens

text: I love the magazine as my father  in law  collected  all the older additions over the years and we inherited them so I wanted the most recent  additions  and am not disappointed. Thanks for such a beautiful magazine.


title: Womens Health

text: I love this magazine as it can compete with Shape,Self, and others. This magazine is full of exercise and diet tips that are priceless. I love all the above magazines and read them all.


title: Nylon

text: I am still waiting for the magazine to arrive. So I guess this is not a good review.


title: Still waiting for it…

text: I’m not pleased at all I ordered it as a gift for my fiancé who is incarcerated and he has not gotten one issue I’ve give them his correct information if he was moved and he hasn’t gotten it what a waste of money and I don’t like to disappoint him!


title: Great magazine

text: Loved it. So many ideas.


title: nice

text: It was a Christmas present, very nice. Glossy paper with wonderful images, very classy.


title: My favorite magazine!

text: Country Living UK is by far the best magazine out there!  It covers every topic that interests me — gardening, decor, antiques, farming.  I only wish the US version would take notes and improve their content.


title: Biblical archaeology

text: Love this magazine.


title: Great!

text: Great interior design magazine which features a variety of styles each month.  Amazon offers magazines at great prices, including this one.


title: Stay in the know about your favorite shows

text: I enjoy knowing what’s coming on each day.


title: Great stories !

text: This magazine continues to get better and better ! Great stories ! Lots of very useful information! And the funniest jokes !


title: Not much info

text: Pretty pictures, but not a lot of gardening information.


title: Science both Accessible and Interesting

text: As someone with a casual interest in science, I find this magazine both accessible and interesting. It doesn't talk down to the reader, yet it is not overwhelming either. The articles are on a good mix of topics, from mental illness to NASA to genetic profiling. I would definitely recommend Discover to anyone who has checked out science news on a general news site like CNN.com. This magazine will amply supplement your science news consumption. A+


title: Great for the serious golfer

text: This magazine is packed with helpful tips for the serious golfer.  Not a lot of fluff here - just lots of basic tips for people with some basic to intermediate pre-existing understanding of the golf swing.  Worth a try


title: Full of ads, but where else are you going to get your fix?

text: I have to admit I get excited when I open my mailbox to find the latest issue of Popular Mechanics has arrived.  This month (Sep 2011 issue) I felt like I was drowning in ads.  Curious, I checked and found of 150 pages there were 59 pages of ads, and 17 pages of those annoying "advertorial" things that pretend to be magazine articles when they are just really huge ads.  Added up, half of the magaine is advertising.  I find myself wishing for a little more content... a little more elaboration on some of the topics covered.  If there were a good alternative to this magazine, my PM subscription would be ending in a heartbeat.


title: Fantastic Magazine Full of Ideas!

text: I absolutely love this magazine!  Great ideas and so much fun to read through. There are also columns I didn't expect, but love, like "How Bad Is It?" I highly recommend whether you're designing your home, or just dreaming!


title: Good deal

text: My husband's magazine gift subscription. It is a good deal for the renewal. He is all set for another year!


title: Love that magazine

text: Happy grandson can hardly wait for magazine to arrive. Very informative!!


title: Must have

text: This magazine and any cookbooks you find from them is a must have. You will learn so much. Not only how but the why


title: Fun Magazine

text: My son looks forward to getting his magazine.  There are lots of fun activities to complete and plenty of learning opportunities.  Plus, anything with a Scooby theme is a huge hit in his eyes.


title: Just so so.

text: I agree with other reviews in that there are pretty pictures but not a lot of tips or substance for the general traveler. Additionally, I ordered in April of this year and have seen 2 issues. I figured these would be monthly but looking at the description, it does not clarify.


title: The only one

text: I get this for all my new es and nephews from a bout age 6. They love it. And it’s cheap too, like $10 a year maybe.


title: What my chance of winner?

text: what to know do people really wins.  I order to see if am able to win a sweepstake or many more.


title: The Perfect Balance of Information for Health & Wellness!

text: Women’s Health Magazine is perfect if you are looking for fitness tips and health & wellness inspiration I always look forward to my monthly magazine!


title: Great!

text: Always very informative with in-depth articles.  Subscribe!


title: It's OK, but.....

text: It has many good articles about all aspects of universal spirituality.  I just got tired of the nature of this magazine.  Buy a copy at a newsstand before subscribing to see if it resonates with you.


title: Science and Techmology  Magazine - Discover

text: This is great for someone who wants to keep up with new discoveries in the science and technology.  Very readable and up to date stories.


title: Five Stars

text: Given as a gift to an avid gardner


title: This is a wonderful magazine, even if you are not Buddhist (which ...

text:
This is a wonderful magazine, even if you are not Buddhist (which I am not).  What I love about it is its application to real life.  I love the idea
of mind-training, of learning to befriend ourselves, of learning to find PEACE and calm within no matter what is happening outside of ourselves, of
learning to have self-compassion as well as compassion for others.  I also like that there are very few advertisements.  Instead, there are lots of great articles written by real people who share what they've gone through and what they've learned on the path to help others.


title: Beautiful Birds

text: Love the articles with beautiful pictures


title: Five Stars

text: Very good magazine


title: Great decorating ideas for every season.

text: The decorating ideas for every season have been helpful. The articles are enjoyable to read


title: Four Stars

text: very intertaining


title: I read it cover to cover

text: My daughter has a 90-year-old bungalow in Maine, and reads this magazine cover to cover.  It answers so many of her design and decorating questions.


title: not impressed

text: Magazine is full of ads not enough  content


title: Would F&W exist if "Top Chef" didn't?

text: I hung on to my subscription to F&W until just today, when I cancelled. They really should just rename it "Top Chef Magazine" and be done with it. Every issue now has the obligatory interview (or several) with a present/former Top Chef contestant, his or her ideas on what makes food tick or what they think the next trend will be, etc. If I cared at all what these people think I would watch the show. I don't care and I don't watch and I don't want to pay to have their opinions delivered to me every month. Although each issue does showcase new recipes and ideas (as well as wine & beer, of course) it's irritating to be constantly reminded of their connection with "Top Chef." While some readers may think this a great plus for the magazine, to me it's nothing more than heavy-handed advertising and just not worth the money.


title: Excellent Magazine

text: This is an excellent magazine because it not only shows you the current cooking philosophy but the ads demonstrate the current trends in kitchen must haves and wishes.  I have subscribed for two years and on my third.  The only problem I have is getting the magazine during the Nov/Dec holidays but that is a post office problem.  I complained this year and got my issues even though they were late in getting to me.  This magazine is worth the subscription price, and I really recommend it to everyone who is interested in cooking.


title: Nothing special...

text: I've read Cooking Light since its inception and have been a fairly consistent subscriber as well. I agree with  previous reviewers that the recipes have become progressively more uninteresting, mundane, and less healthy. I also  must admit that I didn't particularly care for the print/format/layout changes. These changes make the magazine look pretty much like Southern Living and somehow detract from its previously uncluttered look. The recipes have become progressively more exotic, and for the budget-minded family cook trying to put healthy meals on the table, there's a lot left to be desired. I'd check it out from the library, but I won't renew my subscription after this year. A consumer would be better served searching for recipes online at this point.


title: Great magazine!

text: Got this for my  daughter and her family. They all enjoy it.


title: Five Stars

text: As expected


title: Love the magazine, but....

text: The magazine itself is great. The problem is that my subscription was supposed to begin with the May issue. I got the May issue about 3 weeks ago and today I received the March issue. I'd already bought the March issue at the grocery store because my subscription wasn't supposed to start until the May issue. With the subscription only being 6 times/year to begin with, I really got ripped off. If I had known that I either wouldn't have bought the March issue, or I just wouldn't have ordered the subscription. I'm rather disappointed and so far have seen no way of contacting anyone about it.


title: Delightful & Inspiring

text: I have enjoyed this magazine for many years. It has wonderful decorating ideas, great recipes and inspiring stories.


title: Great magazine.

text: Excellent recipies that use normal ingredients. If you purchase only one cooking magazine, choose this one.


title: No Magazine

text: Ordered this magazine on Dec 26.  Ordered a 6issue per year mag for my son at the same.  My son has received 2 issues from his magazine while my daughter has received none.  ZERO.  It is March and she hasn't even received her first issue.  VERY DISSAPPOINTED.<br />**Edited to say I got a response from my concern.  The first issue she will receive will be the May/June issue.  What?!?!  Ordered in December, won't receive until May's issue???  Ridiculous!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Always a favorite


title: Five Stars

text: My wife loves this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: i have been enjoying reading and the recipe


title: Five Stars

text: Both my husband and I enjoy the handy tips and tools


title: Not what I hoped....

text: Thought this would be like I remembered it from years ago--it's changed a lot and just not what I was hoping for.


title: Our little nephew is so pleased!

text: This is a great magazine for kids!  I'd recommend this & the other kids magazines to parents for all ages.


title: Disappointing

text: I've purchased Burda Plus before, but this was a disappointing issue.  Not much in it worth sewing at all!!


title: Four Stars

text: good magizine


title: news you can use

text: This was purchased as a gift for my husband's 59th birthday, and he is pleased with it. The articles are well written, usually with a breezy, humorous attitude, and there's always something health-related and outdoors-related that he wants to read. I enjoy it, too, and I'm pleased that it is an intelligent magazine without the cheap sexist shots that characterize other "mens" magazines. We can talk about some of the information in it together.


title: Five Stars

text: a must read for any interested mind


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite magazines with lot of good articals.


title: Four Stars

text: Good west coast boating magazine.


title: National Geographic

text: Although this subscription is for a 13 year old grandson who enjoys reading and learning, our family has received this magazine over the years and appreciate its fine quality.


title: The best magazine I have purchased in a long time! So enjoy it.

text: Fun, great ideas, easy and inexpensive projects. So  to thumb through. Enjoyed so much, bought subscriptions for both my daughters for Christmas.


title: Love rolling stones the magazine!!!

text: Like


title: great magazine wish I got all the issues

text: Absolutely fantastic magazine. Easy to read color charts and range of patterns from cute to trendy.<br />My problem is although this seems like a great price they keep skipping a month here or there. So far I was sopposed to have nine issues sent... about every third issue isn't sent... so the total that I have received is seven.  Also the skipped issues seem to be the ones with a particularly cute or licensed character which makes me wonder if sales are high for a certain issue then the yearly subscribers orders don't get filled.  Unfortunately the seller isn't able to replace or resend what is then a back issue because it takes so long for the magazine to hit the states that the stores are already one or two issues ahead so replacement can be troublesome. I know digital downloads are the way to go but I've had too many devices fry or technology advance pass up the storage until the file is unusable not to have a paper media hard copy.


title: Five Stars

text: love my magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: My 13-year-old son loves this magazine.  The only downside is the cost.


title: Poor excuse for journalism

text: Newsweek as a publication is weak and incomplete.  If you want full coverage of important issues you are much better off with a magazine like the Economist or even Time.  Their stories play to the lowest common denominator at the expense of good journalism.


title: Gift for my daughter

text: Great magazine. Although it hasn't arrived yet at my daughter's residence, a very nice gift announcement did arrive and she is thrilled to be getting this top-of-line gardening publication. Thank you.


title: Corvette Magazine

text: Great magazine dedicated to Corvettes of all years.  Well written articles and technically sound columns. I look forward to each issue.


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect


title: Five Stars

text: My father love the magazine he loves to restore old cars


title: It's not what it used to be

text: I subscribed to Bloomberg Business week because I remembered the "old" Business Week, and how valuable it was.  No longer.  It's format is hard to read, it doesn't focus on businesses the way it used to.  I've read 6 issues, and will be cancelling.


title: For years I have gotten this for my son-in-law, ...

text: For years I have gotten this for my son-in-law, who lives in Bentonville, Ar. Now, having had trouble with the website, it is coming to me. He is supposed to be receiving it.


title: Favorite magazine

text: Favorite magazine


title: magazine okay, subscription issues are a problem

text: I enjoy this magazine, and the recipes do inspire me in the kitchen. I bought three issues over the summer/fall before subscribing to the magazine directly through their website. Unfortunately, none of the issues have ever arrived in my mailbox :( My subscription has been extended due to my lack of receiving the past three months' worth of magazines, but I am disappointed nonetheless. I'm hoping that I'll receive next month's issue.


title: Never comes

text: I like the magazine but the problem is it never comes. I’m on 4 months and I’ve only gotten 1


title: Too much advertisements and very few good recipes.

text: There are more advertisements than recipes. The recipes aren’t down to earth but trying to be ultra swanky. The old taste of home more my liking.


title: Love this magazine!

text: I have gotten this magazine for years and have always enjoyed it immensely!


title: Very informative

text: Love the articles that go into detail. Fun magazine.


title: Boring magazine.

text: NOT worth the money or time to read it. Very boring. Just mostly ads, articles are very bland.


title: I love it

text: I think its great for kids.  Gives them a fun way to learn about animals.


title: Five Stars

text: So glad to have it back!


title: Motor Trend Pros And Cons

text:
I think the basic impulse for Motor Trend is to rank an auto according to its acceleration speed.  How fast does it get to 60?  A tenth of a second is world-shaking and important.  So is engine growl.  The men who wrote these reviews are reporters who try for a fair and logical assessment of the vehicle. They are not consumers who are shopping for cars.  I can't recall an article that mentioned exactly what goes into a featured car? Not a word and buddy, that is essential and I'll tell you why.  For 20 years I was the marketing director of a mid-size American luggage company.  We made our product in the factory I worked in.  So I was familiar with every part and every component of our manufacture.  Then our owner went overseas to manufacture our exact product.  Well it wasn't exact. It was far from exact.  Instead of being carefully sewn it was stapled.  When our suppliers ran out of basic components, they simply purchased different ones, inferior ones knowing our product would sell on its former reputation.  A current example of the utter lack of principle is Toyota. It's a money  game and Motor Trend appears to be in on the game by not scrutinizing manufacture and componentry.  So I am naturally skeptical of imports because engine roar and acceleration numbers don't tell me a thing about the dependability of the hundreds of parts that assemble in a new auto.  And before I spend twenty, forty or sixty thousand for a new car, I want to know a lot more about its manufacture. I often wonder what Motor Trend said about my Olds. I drove it without trouble for eleven years and sold it to a fellow worker who gave it to his son who used it for four additional years through college.  And maybe beyond?  otor Trend is still here and Olds isn't.  Is there something wrong with that equation?

velvetman
Chapel Hill, NC


title: Good Articles

text: I enjoyed reading all the articles and seeing all the clothes that are in style right now. I  wouold recommend it to everyone.


title: Good mag sorry they went all electonic with such short notice to subscribers

text:
I just bought an Android tablet to read articles online but still enjoyed the monthly hard copy.  Very disappointed they cut it with such SHORT notice and with little concern for customers ... From attachment to August issue : "This is the last print issue" and "If you do not contact us by August 21 we will have no further obligation."

Cancelled remaining subscription.  Will evaluate options under my conditions not theirs.

Good mag but poor customer consideration.


title: BEST MAGAZINE OF ITS KIND

text: This magazine has interesting articles about the brain that will appeal to many different people.  It doesn't talk up and it doesn't talk down but shares in a smart and savvy fashion information for scientists, educators, professionals, parents, students and the rest of us.  It's really comprehensive. I always look forward to the next issue.


title: strand magazine and why I like it

text:
I really enjoy reading the
I really enjoy reading the Strand Magazing. I like the artiicles and the short fiction. I look forward to get it quarterly

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title: One Star

text: I did not need a renewal and do not appreciate your doing so.


title: For Gays & Straight

text: I'm a gay man, but enjoy the articles, the ads, & great looking women. Also entertains straight husbands of my girl friends to have something to read, if they come over to our house at the beach.


title: Your results will lag the market

text: Are used to subscribe to I BD. But it was hard to follow all the advice and be able to buy and sell that many stocks that frequently. A few years ago an ETF based on IBD 50 and CANSLIM strategy called FFTY was launched. To say the least the results have been extremely underwhelming compared to S&P 500. You can check the performance compare to SPY or QQQ on any financial website. In the end instead of going crazy following and trying to interpret loads of data you will be better off sticking to a broad market index fund. So save your money and stay away.


title: Poor Delivery Service

text: I ordered this in December 2015. It finally started in February and has been 4-7 days late arriving 3 months. I have attempted to contact Amazon about this issue.


title: Less information, more junk

text: Save the money and buy yourself some real books. Filled with advertisements in a lot of hoopla.


title: This is my husband's favorite magazine!!

text: My  husband has subscribed to this magazine for several years. This is the best source for information about all things Naval. He looks forward to each new magazine.


title: BIZARRE

text: The recent past year of HGTV magazine has been bizarrely abnormal. Wild multicolored wall paint and mix and no match accents and furniture leaves me befuddled. Even art deco, eclectic designs have format. Its recent publication of abnormal mal-behaved bizarre tossed at forms of artwork is out! I ended subscription. DO NOT PUBLISH ABNORMAL BIZARRE COLLAGES OF DECOR ANYMORE! PUBLISH REAL FORMATS OF DESIGN THEMES AND COLOR "COORDINATION".<br />GET YOUR HEADS CHECKED OR HIRE ME AS TOP EDITOR!///


title: Great household hints.

text: Great magazine to relax with.


I love Sunset and also love the price and auto-renewal though Amazon.


title: Favorite All-Around Magazine!

text: Reader's Digest never fails to entertain.  It has something for everyone in the family, so it's a GREAT value for the cost!


title: If you want to pretend

text: That you are super rich than this is the magazine for you.  Even if you are super rich and you need inspiration, this is the magazine for you.  If you are not super rich, and the reality of that being rubbed in your face monthly doesn't appeal to you, then I advise you do not subscribe.  Read it in the Dr.'s office instead and save what little money you do have.


title: Great articles and photos!

text: Great articles and photos! Perfect for the gifted classes I work with!


title: Great magazine!

text: Interesting and informative. Great for the gifted kids I work with. Only wish there weren't so many tobacco and alcohol ads(since I just have to rip them out).


title: Great magazine

text: Love this magazine.


title: Cant beat a years subscription for the price of one magazine

text: Mac life is a great read for those that are fans of all things Apple.<br />Be warned though, it tends to focus more on iOS apps these days.


title: Great little magazine

text: I was not familiar with Country Woman when I ordered it, however, it does have fun recipes and interesting crafts along with articles that are quick reads. It's not something one slugs through to find the one thing that had spiked the interest. If cooking and rural is your thing, then this is your magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine


title: Don’t waste your money!!!

text: Ordered this for a Christmas gift in December. It’s May now and it’s still never started shipping.


title: Left biased

text: A left bias magazine thatis sure to infuriate with a disregard of balanced views.


title: Excellent publication

text: I've subscribed for years to Absolute Sound and look forward to reviewing each publication.  It covers not only the really high end but mid and even lower priced products and the writing is creative and excellent.  Definitely worth he subscription!  People sometimes say, I can't afford the high end so why bother?  To dream and envision something exceptional raises and refines my consciousness and imagination.


title: I love Reader's Digest, but

text: Delivery has been poor and sporatic.  I'd love to receive, regular, monthly issues


title: Two Stars

text: It was not very enlightening.


My son LOVES all the info he gets in this magazine. He is ALWAYS telling me weird things that he learned. It brings him much happiness. And that is all I could ask for.


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoy National Geographic magazine very much; this was a good price.


title: Good magazine

text: Arrived ahead of schedule (before christmas).  Wife loves it.


title: great recipies

text: The photography is excellent,which always inspires me.The variety is great and I look forward to getting the next month's magazine in the mail!


title: Very nice!

text: Great! My son loves it!


title: Twist magazine

text: My 10 year old daughter loves this magazine!  There were no problems with the subscription.  Perfect tween/teen magazine!


title: Great cooking magazine!

text: This is great magazine for anyone who loves to cook.  There are dozens of super recipes in each magazine.  I will renew my subscription over and over!


title: Like this magazine

text: Great mag for people still interested in the old bikes.  Has a repair section that will sometimes be helpful.  You know how repairs go if you own a 30+ year old bike.


title: Wish it was available for android devices

text: I bought this with the intention of reading Pastel Journal on my rooted Nook. I was disappointed after purchasing this when I found out it's only compatible with Kindles or iPads not the Android Kindle app. The print version of the magazine is great though.


title: My favorite Magazine

text: I love this magazine! Lots of really cute affordable clothes +outfit ideas. It also has a ton of great deals and discounts every month, and every day you have a chance to win an awesome prize from their website! The interviews and articles are really good, interesting and easily relatable. They have great make-up and hair ideas too, so you're never really doing the same thing every day. I would absoutely recommend this book for any girl in their teens.


title: Taken a Hard Turn to the Right

text: It was a great magazine, apparently bought by the Koch Brothers and has just recently become a right-wing organ. The editor, Edward Felsenthal represents a departure of the old style of unbiased reporting and finds joy in noting Trump's achievements and Obama's downfalls. This is an unfortunate turn for Time as it was the bellwether of events to come. Those events will now be filtered through a jaded eye. Beware those who seek the truth.


title: rag mag for kids

text: junk....it has absoltely no value at all.  My son (11)even laughs at all the ridiculous, unintelligent information.


Mother reads this magazine, unable to rate it, but it keeps her busy and happy and up to date with all the Hispanic actors.


title: Good Lesbia  Faire

text:
Mistakenly purchased a magazine obviously meant for the Lesbian gender.

If you are a lesbian, you will love this magazine, especially if you like your women grossly obese.

Not meant for the straight crowd at all.


title: Simple and cheesy DIYs

text:
I was disappointed when I received my first issue to find NOTHING that I cared to replicate at home. Everything felt like a few years behind and much too simple and lame to bother with. The projects looked cheesy. The end value of the project would be less than I would spend on it.

To me, DIY is about achieving a high-quality look for less money by putting in the elbow grease yourself. I wouldn't spend a penny just to recreate a cheesy and cheap look I could easily purchase outright at JoAnn's or Hobby Lobby.

All that said, if you are a parent wanting to do some art projects at home with your children, this could be fun. Fun for someone who just wants to do a little something, or get their feet wet in DIYing.


title: Best food magazine but subscription problems

text: This food magazine is my favorite. I am only giving it two stars because I subscribed for myself and my son in January and have only received two issues to my address and one issue to my son’s.


title: Watch out how many issues do you really get.

text: Just received (from popular mechanics) a subscription offer for $8.00 a year.. When i read the fine print, it says six issues, & it says some issues may be combined to = two.  These are snail mail issues i am talking about!<br />Always read the fine print.


title: Get the paper and Kindle package.

text: A must have if you are working with soft pastels or othe color mediums. And having the Kindle version allows me to take them anywhere my phone goes! I love the articles.


title: Magazine + CD = Perfection

text: The magazine would be interesting and informative on its own.  The articles are interesting and cover many different subjects.  There are English translations of the more difficult words or idiomatic expressions so I'm not reaching for my French/English dictionary constantly, as I am when I read a magazine or book written for an audience fluent in French.  Being able to listen to native French speakers read many of the articles while I follow along with the text is what makes Bien Dire so valuable.  Especially since I live in Florida, a place where French is not often heard.  Definitely 5 stars!


title: More Like "Caveat Emptor"

text: It seems that this journal hasn't totally disappeared: it keeps announcing contests every few months on Poets & Writers and other websites. And people probably keep submitting their work (at $20 a pop), but after that, no one seems to hear from this journal again. Moreover, the winners of these contests are no longer announced. Sure wish Poets & Writers or the Writer's Chronicle would investigate them. Whatever this journal once was (and it was a pretty cool concept), it appears to have devolved into a scam.


title: Oops!!

text: I have received the print copy but have not received the free kindle TV guide


title: Five Stars

text: Hands down best wellness magazine available .


title: It's a Keeper

text: wonderful magazine chock full of helpful articles and recipes. For the plain or those who love living simply.


title: Five Stars

text: Interesting stuff........


title: Five Stars

text: Great for the bathroom.........


title: Subscriptions from Amazon are seriously the cheapest and easiest gift ...

text: Subscriptions from Amazon are seriously the cheapest and easiest gift that gives for 6 month to a year! No complaints!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Sunset is worth reading!

text: I love Sunset magazine from the front cover to the back! I especially enjoy the day trip articles and entertaining the thought of going to some of those destinations. The gardening articles are also something I look forward to reading and possibly implementing. I've tried some good recipes from the cooking section. Overall it's just a great magazine!


title: Great magazine

text: Have read this magazine for 40 years.  Always good content,  and easy to read.


title: Five Stars

text: quality magazine with very informative information.


title: Five Stars

text: As expected


title: Publishing Over

text: It's too bad to purchase a magazine subscription as a Christmas gift in early December, the monthly issues not start delivery for around 2-3 months, and then the magazine stops printing after receiving only 4 issues (to be replaced, automatically, by some other magazine with unrelated content).  In general, magazine subscriptions take a few months to kick-in.  So, if you are buying them as Christmas gifts, ORDER NOW!  This will ensure that the first issue will start delivery around January 2010, which is good timing for a 12-month subscription.  Also, be sure to select a well-established magazine that won't fold after a few months.  While none of us have a crystal ball, I gambled on Blender (perfect gift for the recipient) and lost.


title: One of the best magazines in the word.... PERIOD

text: We LOVE national geographic.  I have been reading it since birth and am completely addicted to the beautiful images, international stories and neat editorial content.  Keep it coming Nat Geo!!!


title: Filthy disgusting and not fit for a young teenager

text: A filthy disgusting magazine not suitable for young teen girls.  Its filled with a liberal homosexual, sex with no consequences agenda and after we got my first issue and I seen the filth I threw it in the trash and canceled immediately.


title: Not like it used to be

text: Rather disappointed.  I was a a charter member when Riemann publications first issued this as Farm Wife News.  I loved it and it's lovely photographs.  Absolutely no advertisements!  It changed for the better through the years, and ultimately changing its name to Country Woman.  I see it is no longer published by the original company, and the magazine certainly reflects that.  It's okay, but not up to its old standard.  Cheap paper even.


title: Ms. Heel magazine!  You will love it!

text: Ms. Heel Magazine will grab your attention immediately with its “dare-to-go- there vibe, great graphics and fantastic aesthetics. Shoe lovers will fall in love with all the featured shoes; the articles are current- some are spicy, others quite serious, but all worth the read. Recently on newsstands nationwide and now available right here on Amazon.com where shopping is made oh, so easy!  Subscribe today- you won’t be sorry!


title: Four Stars

text: gift for boyfriend


title: Great Magazine at a Great Price

text:
I've been an SI subscriber for decades.
However, two years ago the SI direct new subscription price became prohibitive.
I shopped around and found that Amazon had a relly good subscription price.
I expect to renew with Amazon every two years.


title: Three Stars

text: The only problem is that there is no information about the A.M. programming.


title: Magazines still have a place in the world. Expecially this one.

text:
The best tech magazine out there. I've been a subscriber for years.

They have a great website to supplement the magazine too.

Amazon has great deals on this magazine too.


title: All time favorite

text: Cannot find a more interesting and readable magazine anywhere. Not stuffy or pretentious just good, interesting reading to the general public.


title: Good reading

text: Essential good and relavent reading.  Keeps us amature scientists up to date on recent ideas and developments in the areas covered.


title: Very nice mag,

text: terrific information on travel, restaurants. living styles, homes and cooking/recipes from the west coast. look forward to it every month


title: Great magazine for the DIYer

text: This is the only magazine I read from cover to cover. The articles are interesting and they definitely allow for creative ways to do similar projects that you would pay a ton of money for. Every home handyman should subscribe to this.


title: Five Stars

text: Like


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Great!

text: My almost 9 yr old grand daughter loves getting mail, and loves reading the stories and articles. Don't know what more to say!


title: Got It At The Start

text: I got this when it originally came out on the market. I  was never offered a renewal. So I had no idea that it was still available until now. I will be signing up momentarily.


title: Great magazine

text: I love this magazine and the creative and inspiring recipes within. The recipes come with fantastic, step-by-step instructions so even the most novice cook can make extravagant dishes.


title: Blessing For Boomers

text: Really a first rate newsletter for aging Boomers and their mental health.  Concentrates on pro-active steps to keep an active mind.


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipes and cooking tips.


title: GREATE MAGAZINE

text: I ENJOY THIS MAGAZINE AND LOOK FORWARD TO ITS ARRIVAL EACH MONTH.  WE ALSO TAKE TRAILER LIFE EVEN THOUGH WE OWN A MOTORHOME.


title: Pretty nice Apple-related content

text: I do enjoy this magazine.  Each issue is a good size, and I enjoy the content.  My favorite parts are the "mac" and "iphone/ipad" tips, but the magazine also has app reviews and recommendations and such.  It's not as "serious" I guess as MacWorld (I have a subscription to that too), but that doesn't mean its content is worth less.  Just different.


title: Waste of money.

text: Mostly just ads. A very boring magazine now.


title: Great Magazine

text: I loved this magazine when it was of the 1930-1940.  I love history.  I ordered the current magazine from the 1950-1960 and am not impressed at all.  Would not reorder just because it isn't my era that I was looking for.


title: Four Stars

text: Good reading, but not as well done as it was in my younger years.


title: Television watching

text: I like to read about t.v. n what's new in new programs ! Check the reviews on new movies that are playing .


title: Decent product, beats newsstand prices

text: Wired is a quality magazine with great production standards. However, its hard to say it is any better than keeping up with your news online.


title: Four Stars

text: I read it


title: Gone Downhill

text: [[ASIN:B002PXVYB4 Bloomberg Businessweek (1-year auto-renewal)]]We have subscribed for over 20 years (maybe more).  I want a relatively unbiased business magazine.  That changed after McGraw Hill sold to Bloomberg.  I will not renew.  More and more article are fluff (e.g. the latest jeans I need to wear).  Also, Mr. Bloomberg's liberal ideas influence much of the magazine.  I will get another publication that offers useful business news.


title: Hey My Wife Likes It!

text: This was a gift for my wife. She's a big fan so it was a big hit. Order this mid Dec and was able to get the Jan issue in the middle of Jan after it was already out on newstands, so we'll have to see if it comes earlier in future months.


title: Four Stars

text: I've subscribed to this magazine for well over 50 years and still look forward to receiving it.


title: Awesome magizine

text: This is aa awesome magazine packed with helpful tips, ideas and plans for a variety of DIY projects.  How to pull a fence post using a car jack to plans to build a work bench.


title: Where it is.

text: I have only ever received one issue, poor value for the money. $25.00 for one issue is no bargain. Can’t add a photo cause I have nothing to photograph.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Five Stars

text: Love I can wait to get the issues in the mail


title: Mother Earth Magazine

text: Love, Love, Love this magazine!


title: Good Old Days Magazine

text: Bought this for my parents to enjoy.  We received the first issue, for us, and they seemed to really enjoy it!


title: From regular Dwell reader

text: I've been a reader of Dwell for years. Good price, good service.


title: Price is excellent, good Christmas gift

text: I resubscribe every year for this. Price is excellent, good Christmas gift.


title: The English Garden, good magizine for Americans

text: The English Garden is a wonderful gardening magizine for serious gardeners. It has great practical advice, and good articles. Also, the photography is very good, makes you believe you might be able to do some of this. A great source for gardening supplies.


title: Not what it once was

text: I used to subscribe to Sports Collectors Digest many many years ago when it was much bigger like 18”x12” with larger print and articles to help the sports card collector. Much has changed in sports card collecting but the new Sports Collectors Digest for me does not provide enough information to the hobbyist it basically full of advertising. I will not renew my subscription.


title: Paula Deen Magazine

text: Great Deal and love Paula Deen's recipes which are easy and delicious.  Paula Deen is always a five rating in my opinion.


title: Great Magazine

text: Good for young ladies who love horses. Good reading practice for horse interested students. They do not automaticly renew so you have a chance to decide.


title: Fast arrival!

text: Arrived quickly and has wonderful DIY projects!  I’m going to try a plant stand.


title: very enjoyable

text: read it as soon as it comes every month. great for cruising ideas.


title: Got one magazine.....then never again

text: I think these cheap magazines subscriptions are a scam! I got one copy 6 months ago and never again. I oredered 2 magazines and I never got a single issue of the other one. I will stick with kid fundraisers at school much more reliable. VERY DISAPPOINTED!!


title: Five Stars

text: ANYTHING WD!!!


title: Love it

text: Love it


title: Began arriving very quickly!

text: I had never subscribed to a magazine through Amazon before.  I was pleasantly surprised when my first issue arrived much sooner than the 6 to 8 weeks which is more typical.


title: Love this mag!

text: Love this magazine. Great low cost designer finds. This is my absolute favorite designer go-to magazine. I can't go a single month without it! Highly recommend!


title: Nothing says nature and geography like a 12 yr old boy all tarted up as ...

text: Nothing says nature and geography like a 12 yr old boy all tarted up as a girl on the cover. Decades of publication and that's the cover they choose to advertise with on Amazon. These SJWs are frigging relentless.


title: You don’t get what you pay for

text: Don’t waist your time or money you get one maybe two issues and that’s it


title: Lots of glam, too costly to consider

text: It's too high end for my needs. Everything is just too expensive. Very pretty, but not much use.


title: Five Stars

text: Received as expected.


title: Good Subscription

text: Good magazine


title: Good Subscription

text: Ok Subscription


This magazine makes me want to plan a vacation.  Our United States have so many beautiful options for travel.


title: Awesome price for renew of TV guide

text: Awesome!!!!!!


title: Great Investigative Journalism

text: Mother Jones is an essential periodical for those that want hard-hitting investigative journalism.  They will grill members from both sides of the aisle.  Wonderful and timely features inspire me in each and every issue.  I would highly recommend this magazine to those who strive to advocate for the best in the planet in terms of economic, social, and environmental policies.


title: More Golf, Less Politics

text: I love to read about golf, tips-courses-equipment but this company finds ways to inject politics and their opinion. I will not renew.


title: Enjoyable

text: Great read


title: Five Stars

text: greatest magazine ever.


title: Nice Read!!!

text: This magazine is always eye capturing and never is dull. It packs a lot of information within it's pages and keeps me up to date on the inside and out of movies.


title: Finally a different men's mag

text:
Classy and elegant is how I'd describe this. At first, I was hesitant to even skim it at Borders for fear of being mistaken reading the mag that my GF reads.  Rest assured this is a men's magazine: it has plenty of substantially in-depth and personal articles on business, politics, and consumer goods. One thing, this is loaded with advertisements -  I'd say 1/2 the pages are devoted to shots of high-end clothes.

Men's Vogue is different in that it pertains more to the middle-aged crowd making six-figure plus salaries who look for articles to supplement and pique their sense of fashion and life. As a college student, I can only grasp about 10% of the lifestyle this publication shows mainly due to financial reasons as well as being the wrong demographic. Despite this, I really like this and will definitely shelve the $15 for a yr's subscription.

If you like Maxim, GQ/Details, or Stuff, stay away from this. No sports or in-your-face sexuality from gorgeous women. No articles dealing with "what do I wear on a first date?" or "which workouts give bigger shoulders?" etc. Again, the 40 year old banker who likes drinking scotch whilst listening to some jazz at the corner bar will not care for these issues because he already did it long ago. This is the same sort of man who prefers going to the upscale barber for a soothing shave, some chit-chat on current issues, and using a money clip for cash when he pays. Abstract analogy, I know, but hopefully you get my drift.


title: Great gift for new transplant to the city

text: My daughter lives in Seattle so this is a gift for her. Being new to the city she has loves it and all the dining recommendations.


title: For the love of Maui!

text: The look and feel of Maui No Ka Oi, makes me happy. What a beautifully put together magazine, you can feel the love of Maui in the stories, the Publishers notes and even the ads  bring a smile.


title: It has it all!

text: This magazine takes you away to beautiful places, beautiful food, and beautiful surroundings.


title: Perfect-just what I needed and not available on the new's stands.

text: This was a great option for a magazine no longer available.  It arrived promptly and in great conditions.  So glad to have this option.


title: Disappointed in the content

text: It's perhaps my fault that I thought this would offer more of recipes and lifestyle tips. I feel like this magazine is all over the place without knowing where it wants to go. I won't renew my subscription. While Urban Farming isn't "vegetarian", to me it offers more sustainable tips for the lifestyle that I'm trying to live.


title: great magazine

text: Works great for my wife when she's planning her tv watching throughout the week.


title: What a disappointment!!!!

text: I am so disappointed. It is a fraction of the number of pages that it used to be.


title: Great publication for artisan jewelers

text: Love this publication. So much info!


title: Great gift - Pastel Journal subscription

text:
Pastel Journal first issue arrived before Xmas!
What a surprise for my artist friend. She
called right away to thank me. Said it was a great gift since with each issue she learns and is inspired.
Nothing could please me more than to hear the gratitude in her voice.
Thanks Amazon for fast processing!


title: Great read.

text: Love the tech reveiws.


title: but I love

text: Took awhile to start up, but I love it


title: The girls love it

text: They are excited to see it arrive


title: Granddaughters love it

text: The girls love it


title: Good gift for Grandson.

text: Grandson gets so excited to get these in the mail! Loves looking at it over and over.


title: Cricket Media is the best.

text: My grandkids love this magazine!


These people giving low ratings for this magazine are wrong! This is a great publication-both for neophytes as well as craftsmen. The articles are clear and timely. The photos are as helpful as in any magazine that I have ever seen. I have subscribed for over 20 years and look forward to seeing every issue. Yes, there are ads. Read the ads- a lot can be learned from them as well as the articles.