title: self all access! worth the subscription

text: I read self magazine every month and having subscribed to 3 month access for my kindle was just perfect to keep in touch with my mag !!!!!!


title: The best English-language news magazine in the world

text: I have been reading The Economist for 15 years and absolutely love it. It has the best concise coverage of news around the world. Its business and economics coverage caters well to my interest in both. I recommend The Economist to any educated intelligent reader who wants to be informed of all major political and business developments around the world in a concise weekly format.


title: Reads like a Wannabe Hipster

text: I admit it. I used to subscribe. But lately, my interest has waned, and I feel more compelled to spend my cash on intelligent reading like Adbusters, Bust Magazine, and far more original rags like Flaunt Magazine, and Paper. Jane sort of feels like the little sister, awkward and trying to be something she's not. There are some sincerely written articles, some creative thought, and witty banter. But overall, Jane is another women's magazine, only marketed to a younger, edgier, smarter audience, than say, Glamour (gag). Jane is decent, but there are far better magazines out there that deserve you're money. Especially ones that don't fawn over obnoxious, vapid celebrities (Jennifer Love Hewitt) and endorse overpriced commodities you don't need. You just need to look a little harder. I promise.


Four Stars


title: not receiving subscription

text: I don't know if this is a sham - but I purchased a 1-year subscription for InStyle via Amazon for $5 on 9/27/09.  I still have not received one issue yet.  I now I have to waste my time to find out what's going on.  POOR SUBSCRIBER SERVICE.


title: ... thru the Boys Life magazine and saw all the wonderful articles on science

text: After flipping thru the Boys Life magazine and saw all the wonderful articles on science, education, and topics to stretch young men. I decided to see if they had anything like that for girls. I am very disappointed that this is all Girls Life had to offer our young women. Just another girlie magazine.


title: Oldie but goodie

text: Subscribed as a kid, and the magazine has not lost its appeal


title: Killing so important they have to have a magazine about it.

text: How can anyone kill.  That's what LIFE is all about to some KILL,KILL, KILL.  Maybe you shouldn't have been born.


title: Wonderful magazine and service!

text: This magazine is full of wonderful content and supplements. I also love that it arrives on time, and even faster than the American editions of magazines. I have nothing, but great things to say about this publication.


title: Great first impression

text: The masthead is peppered with female names. This particular issue (my first look ever) was about the technical side of towing a trailer. They did a great job. Clear, concise, to the point. Not overly wordy and it has a no nonsense, common sense attitude to the subject at hand. This is my first issue (Nov. 2018) but I thought it was well done. There are more than a few car magazines that could take some lessons from this publication.


title: Yum

text: Yum! Great recipes & articles I look forward to receivi this every month.


title: Five Stars

text: Was a gift for my mother, she loves it.


title: Terrible customer service

text: We ordered this magazine, received two copies of the same first issue and have not received any other issues. We did however receive a bill, for an out of date duplicated magazine, that we already paid for through Amazon. We emailed through amazon and were asked for some information off of the front of the magazine which we provided with no reply. I have emailed again through Amazon, it has been months and I am wishing I had ordered it somewhere else. Total waste of my time and effort.


title: Excellent souce of bank note information

text: This periodical is an excellence source for people who collect bank notes. They also publish a price guide and send it to you with helpful information on trends in bank note values.


title: Not what it used to be

text: Generally unreadable as it is a jumble of non-cohesive and superficial ideas. I fail to be inspired by this publication anymore.


title: buy the subscription somewhere else.

text: This is not a good deal, just a bait and switch.  I was led to believe i got a deal. Now i see that i paid double what conde nast is selling a subscription for. They don't even send me an issue every month, like every other month I get one.<br />All of the content inside the magazine is available for free online.


title: Special deal for 6 issues, don't mean monthly issues.

text: I love this Bon Appetit, don't get me wrong.<br />Yes I got a special deal for a cheap price(almost $1 an issue). But I only got 2 delivered normal and the next one didn't come for two month. They said it will be delivered next month(three month term). I am regretting for taking this deal. They make good magazine. But I am wondering about their deal dealing ability.


title: It is always up to date with the food world

text: Love getting my monthly subscription, even gifted it to a friend who loves food as much as me!


title: Not a Good Magazine

text: Redbook is full of articles for mothers. I have no kids and have little interest in reading articles about parenting each month. On top of that Hearst Corporation is terrible to deal with. They recently sent me an invoice for renewal months before my subscription is set to expire. I had previously marked the invoice Refused and sent it back because I do not like the magazine. I would not recommend Redbook or any other magazine published by Hearst Corporation. They are a pain to deal with.


title: why?

text: I am happy with the magazine-- I bought it as a gift since I enjoy it myself. However, I received an invoice from the publisher saying I "asked to be billed" for the subscription when I ordered it. I have looked up my Amazon record & see I was successful in charging it and another magazine at the time. No one likes to receive more bills in the mail! Especially in error. Get your billing straight-- if I wasn't charged when I ordered it from Amazon, fine, I'll pay the $8.00. Otherwise DON'T send me another invoice! That's just an unnecessary annoyance & waste of postage. I'll wait for my credit card invoice and ignore the bill in the meantime.


title: I am canceling my subscription to women’s day

text: I am cancelling my subscription to women’s day


title: like

text: Work is very good


title: Women's Day

text: I always enjoy getting my hands on a real magazine, rather than cyber copies.  I was looking forward to a lot more than what came in Women's Day.  Current publications seem to be suffering from same issue - advertising.  There is hardly anything of substance in them anymore, just page after page of ads.  I don't plan to continue my subscription.


title: Woman's Day best idea

text: Woman's Day has been and will continue to be a staple in my mailbox! I let my subscription expire last year and have renewed once again because I miss it so much. The format is right, the subject matter is relevant to all ages, and the magazine articles and lay-out are superb! Thanks to the publishers!


title: 5 thumbs up

text: My subscription was ready to expire when I saw the offer to extend it.  The price was good, and the re-subscribing was effortless.


title: Four Stars

text: good price/ok content


The product is good. I'm very satisfied.


title: Or kiss your money and time good bye

text: Easier to pick it up at the grocery story. Or kiss your money and time good bye


title: Enjoyed printed edition

text: Varied topics. Clearly written


title: informitive

text: love the recipes


title: I love Magazines!

text: I love magazines, so I renewed my Woman's Day magazine through Amazon.  Amazon had a great renewal price, and a easy autopay option.


title: Magazine

text: Love this magazine


title: womans day

text: I enjoyed all the great recipes.  Good articles on latest trends in both fashion and home decor.<br />Also helpful articles on different topics such as health, parenting etc


title: Great Value

text: Got a good price on this and now I don't have to drive to get my magazine fix, saving gas in the new year!


title: Five Stars

text: Still as good when started to this magazine over 60 years ago


title: Recipes

text: Good recipes


title: Auto renewal stinks!

text: I really enjoy the magazine, but right now my priorities are on being able to pay for my kids school supplies, registration fees, gas for my car etc. The LAST thing I need is a company automatically charging me for another year of something, that I can't afford. A timely reminder to paying subscribers would be the correct & honest way to KEEP customers. Giving customers the Choice of renewing, without the hassle of canceling & writing reviews like this. Here's an awesome idea for your next magazine...How to avoid getting ripped off by automatic renewals!


title: not interesting

text: its a boring magazine.


title: womans day

text: love my womans day enjoyed my 1st issue cant wait for next issue and my Redbook & Goodhouse keeping !!!


title: GREAT INFORMATION AND REALLY VARIED SUBJECTS!!

text: I look forward to getting my issues of this magazine! The recipes don't require so much work that I don't want to try them. And the subject matter variety is amazing. I keep up on new beauty items that are recommended and affordable; and I pick up really usable information. I like the colorful pictures when I only have time to flip through the pages and mark the ones I want to go back and ready thoroughly.  I'm amazed at the amount of clear and relevant information in this magazine. Keep it comin'!


title: Good read

text: Exactly what I expected and great price


title: NEVER SHOWED UP

text: Someone dropped the ball - this never arrived 8 months later.  Maybe you shouldn't get it through Amazon?


title: Gift to great grands.

text: This is a gift to my three great grand children.  Who live in another state than I.


title: Magazine wasn't delivered

text: I ordered the magazine subscription for my niece and nephew for Christmas. It said it would start delivering in early 2019 (a few months after Christmas). They have only received 1-2 issues, so it's definitely not being delivered as expected. It's a ripoff. Do not buy this!


title: 66 doing Yoga

text: Just started practicing Yoga and love learning new moves.


title: Great magazine! Glad that I ordered it

text: Great magazine!  Glad that I ordered it.  Articles are interesting and there are way more articles than advertisements.  Thank you.


title: Misleading publication

text:
For some reason this magazine has been shipped from South Africa and contains South African entertainment, articles, stores etc....not what I was expecting at all!

No where did I see it mentioned that it would be a South African publication - waste of $118!!!!


title: Great Magazine!

text:
Ok, I love cars but when I read some car magazines I'm left feeling like I could never afford to drive those cars. I wonder how many people find a review of a $125K car worth while..... If you have that kind of disposable funds do you really care what some editor says about the car?

This magazine and its sister publication is for guys like me who want to know how they can be part of the sport without using the kids college fund!

Ok, now the negative.....it only comes out 8 times a year!


title: Love this magazine

text: I truly love this magazine and have been getting it for about 12-13 years!  It has entertainment news/reviews, etc but none of the garbage that is in InTouch or those kind of magazines.


title: good magazine, a little late with reviews

text: A good magazine with good mix of articles, how tos and ads. The only problem is that they are a little slow with review of new products


title: Four Stars

text: Lightweight content but may be appropriate for very young players


title: Excellent magazine

text: Published 4 times a year. Filled with great articles but above all it gives me a great guide to the latest mystery and suspense books that are out there. I have discovered several great authors through this magazine. Perfect for any mystery lover like myself.


title: NJ Monthly

text: Great magazine if you live in or nearby New Jersey. Stories are well written and there are always great reviews of neat places at which to eat.


title: Great Publication

text: I love Catholic Digest.  Informative, entertaining and fun!  I read it cover to cover and we discuss the articles and enjoy the entertainment recommendations too.  Top notch Catholic magazine.


title: can't rate it because

text: I can't rate something I don't have, waiting for my first issue, then will rate it at a later time


title: Daddy long leggs

text: Currently I am driving a 1982 toyota pick up that I fully built up my self from the ground up. Magazine helps out alot with new products and tips on how to ? anyways my lil truck has a 5" inch trail gear lift, fully rebuilt 22R from bottom up, 5 speed tranny, 63 inch chevy rears, wider toyota axle from an 87, gears are 5.29 front and back along with a spool in rear and detroit tru trac locker up front. 4x inovations front winch bumper with 9000lb ramsey winch, pioneer tunes for long trails and a tool box to hold my recovery gear. GREAT MAG GUYS!!!!


title: Fine I can accept that

text: Be very hesitant about giving them your credit card for subscription.  After my trial year was up, they charged my account for automatic renewal.  Fine I can accept that.  I called that day to cancel and they said fine.  They then proceeded to try and charge my account three times.  When I called, they said they didn't charge anything.  So I got my bank on the phone with me and them because they had said it was the banks fault.  The bank credited my account and vanity fair just charged it again.  Spoke to a supervisor named Larry who emphatically said they didn't do anything and they weren't responsible for incurred fees.  So they are liars. if u give them a credit card beware.


title: Loved it!

text: This is a very good magazine and I enjoy it. Have shared it with other people and some I know have subscribed to it


title: Lame Magazine

text: Ok.  First off I have received one magazine since my subscritpion in December 2007.  It is now July 2008.  The one magazine I received was lame.  Seriously, if your planning on being a good designer of any sort in the industry then this college made magazine is not for you.  Seriously this magazine is about as bad as the crap that they teach you in most art colleges about design.  A waste of money.  Want pro tips etc. go elsewhere because you wont find them here.


title: magazine has seen better days.

text: magazine has seen better days.. I can't think of anything less relevant than a rolling stone magazine collecting dust on the floor


title: Great Regional Magazine

text: This team is passionate about sharing the stories of Portland, Maine and it’s wonderful for the region to have a glossy publication representing it.


title: Disappointed

text: We only got two magazines and then they stopped coming. My 7yo really liked the content.


title: Highly Informative

text: A fantastic source of excellent journalism from a global perspective.


title: The best part of it is

text: This magazine never gets old.  The best part of it is, there is something in it for all ages and interests.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the free patterns!


title: Better than I thought

text:
This magazine surprised me when I picked up the October 04 issue.  I had expected it to be as bad, if not worse than Muscle and Fitness, a magazine of rehashed info.  The issue I picked up, however, had articles on upcoming, and top bodybuilders.

Full of color photos, the magazine is great motivation, and the workout info is great as well.  I do, however agree, that most of the guys in there are probably juiced so much, an average guy shouldn't think he'll get that physique.

All in all, good info, good motivation (images).


title: Good for some...maybe

text: Definetly aimed at pro bodybuilders, not the average person who wants to trim up or just get a that nice cut body.  Almost all ads, few stories of interest, and even fewer images to help along.  I'd check out other heath magazines at your local Barns and Nobel, or Borders to see what works for you.  This one's too caught up in selling magazines, than giving you relevant info.


title: Phoenix Magazine

text: Haven't recieved my subscription yet.  I have only seen one issue and I loved it.  I know I will love future issues too


title: Prevention is great

text: Didn't know you could order magazines on Amazon. First 2 issues came within a month. Love this magazine. It has great tips and research for your health!


title: good

text: i love history ... i hope when i get my first issue that i like it .. ( what i am saying is that it has not been delivered yet ) ...


title: quality of manufacturing has gone down.

text: I am sorry to say that the quality of print of this magazine has dimenished greatly. Everything is slightly blurred, not crisp and clear. I was excited to be able to order it and receive it so quickly. However, upon receiving it, I was very disappointed in the quality. The magazine still had great information and articles, but not a pleasure to read.


title: Immoral Trash.

text:
I used to read seventeen, but after growing in my Christian faith: I can't stand it.
They tell girls to have sex when they're "ready", rather then once they're married off.
Seventeen's also very "Here's what's wrong with you, here's how we can make you better."
It'd like the people who write seventeen don't want young women to care about anything other than clothes, cute boys, being pretty, and looking "hot" (aka immodest.)
Seventeen will fill you/ your daughters head with trash, and won't help her focus on the things that ARE important, like her faith and relationship with God.

If you want you want a quality teen magazine, try Susie Magazine.


title: Amazing

text: I liked that my supscription was really inexpensive and the scarf is so cute and perfect for spring and summer


title: Courageous publication for not giving in to authoritarianism masked as ...

text: Courageous publication for not giving in to authoritarianism masked as science. Anyone who attacks the industrial food industry will be vilified. Mainstream "authorities" are totally corrupted, as they are funded by the industrial giants, and any dissenting research is suppressed.


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoy this magazine very much - I could move in to many of the rooms.


title: I'm still waiting

text: I ordered this on January 30th, but today is April 15th, and I still have not had an issue delivered.


title: Probably The Best Business Magazine

text: Fortune combines inside knowledge, thorough research and incisive writing to deliver business news. The genius of Fortune is in its ability to write about complex subject matter in a non-technical manner, meaning that both professionals and non-professionals can benefit from its insights. Get it.


title: super magazine

text: very excited about getting in on time. super magazine!


title: Best gift for little readers

text:
After some research on an ad-free informative magazine subscription for my 6 yo I decided on trying out Ask. With the first 2 or 3 issues, she didnt show a whole lot of interest in it except for the cartoons and the Contests and Letters section. But over the past year, she eagerly anticipates every new issue and I often find her poring over old issues completely absorbed. Just today, I found her singing a made up ditty about 'homo-erectus' after reading the latest issue about our "cousins and ancestors".

I love the focus on science, and sometimes art and the common theme in each issue presented in different formats.

I feel it was the best gift for my first grader (who actually reads at 4th grader level). I would highly recommend this magazine for any kid who is an advanced reader with even just a mild interest in science. I have already renewed my daughter's subscription!

Tip: you can search for discount codes online and order directly from cricketmag.com for a much lower price than on amazon.


title: forbes

text: bought this as a christmas gift, she loves it  its a gift that keeps on giving all year long; and at a very good price


I have had nothing but trouble getting the magazine. I ordered it for my son and he's only received 3 magazines


title: Great Recipes

text: Good articles and always great recipes.


title: Total Rip-off

text: I have only received 2 Harper Bazaar magazines in this subscription which I got in Feb 2021.Very disappointed! U pay for this product which is suppose to be monthly & u barely get magazines! Total rip-off!!!


title: GREAT PUBLICATION for INVENTORS

text: Inventor's Digest Magazine is currently the only major trade publication directed to the independent inventor. A great editorial staff provides solid information to assist inventors. A good resource to find qualified invention service providers to help the inventor through all stages, from idea to prototype, to patent, to product, to market. This magazine was there when I started inventing, over three decades ago.


title: Five Stars

text: Very nice pictures and article information.


title: Review of Vouge Magazine

text: I liked Vouge Magazine because of it's choice of featured models / actresses, outrageous photography and high  quality of paper used throughout the magazine, as well as the selections of fine advertising. I think Vouge Magazine is a "First Rate" magazine and I'm glad I am recieving it regularly. I look forward to the recieving the "next" issue!


title: Inappropriate Content!!!

text: Beware if you have teenage or younger girls! This magazine was suggested as a good magazine for fashion, beauty tips, as well as featuring role models for young Asian girls, but I would be mortified if our girls even looked through this magazine, let alone attempted to emulate the people/styles featured in this magazine. Plus the content is beyond R-rated (evaluating sex toys and other similar topics), and it promotes various lifestyle choices that I would have rather not seen in print!  We have attempted to cancel this subscription, but it keeps arriving--so we must quickly intercept it and throw it into the recycle bin! NOT RECOMMENDED!!


title: For  a hot pepper collector and cook

text: I ordered this magazine last year for my aunt for her birthday last year and renewed it for her again this year. She is a great cook and is always on the look out for new recipes. She has her kitchen decorated in Chili Peppers and collects hot sauces , so when I saw this I thought she would like it. She says she looks forward to each issue and that she loves that it features a different cuisine each time. Lots of info and great recipes.


title: Parents Magazine

text: This magazine is very helpful to new parents and old ones too. Lots of ideas and facts.


title: Five Stars

text: Very interesting, everything is very informative throughout the magazine.Thanks Dr. Oz


title: Amazing!

text:
I love this magazine.
I have a hard time justifying it as a magazine though- it's not your usual "full of ads and worthless information" magazine.  This one is a keeper.  I have a shelf devoted to them (and I know when one is missing too- don't even ask to borrow one!)  I hear that even the back issues sell on Ebay for huge amounts of money.  It means that much to a lot of people.
I find myself scurrying to my mailbox hoping to find it every 3 months- once I receive it I relish in it for days- I have bought two subscriptions just to keep the harmony in my marriage when it arrives and my husband wants to read too.  Problem solved for under $30!
Really it's not a magazine subscription- it's a magazine prescription for the dreamer in all of us- there is joy, awe, and lots of ooh's and ahh's on each and every page.
Even if you don't own a bungalow- like me- it is still an inspiration for those that wish they could and those that admire the lifestyle and memories that old homes bring to heart.  American Bungalow takes me back to Grandma's house and to me that is what makes me love the magazine all that much more.  It's not just reading the articles (which are wonderful) it's the feeling the magazine produces (the wonderful photos)that never lets me down- to once again be in Grandma's house.  The "feeling" of the home I wish to have.

Cost of subscription- 29.95
Having to have all Back Issues- 200.00
Feelings of being where you felt safe and at peace-  Priceless.


title: Great Magazine

text: Lovely travel magazine. I am a restauranteur and travel mostly for inspiration in food.  I enjoy that this magazine includes restaurants in it.  But, it is truly great for anyone who likes to travel.


title: Great price

text: Great price


title: InStyle  the best in affordable new fashion trends

text: InStyle Magazine is the best reference I have found for new affordable trends in fashion.  A chance to peek at the season's hot item's and where to find them. Great fun to browse!!! Buy it for a heads up to what's new.


title: I just got one issue!!

text: I just got one issue!


title: One Star

text: I sent an e-mail canceling this subscription immediately after I hit it, and received no reply.


title: Very disappointed

text: I hate the "new" In Style magazine! It used to be full of great information for people of all sizes and ages, but now is just like all of the others. I cancelled my subscription.


title: Absolute trash

text: WOW! I’m officially  unsubscribing to this dumpster fire of a “fashion magazine”. Like a lot of our old forms of entertainment and escapism, InStyle decided to go full on woke. I’m not sure who had the bright idea to switch things up and become a political rag, but unfortunately InStyle has now become unreadable. There’s a reason for the saying “Friends shouldn’t discuss religion and politics”.


This magazine came every month. It is a good source to check out fashion.


title: It is a good source to check out fashion


title: instyle

text: I would be able to review this better if I actually receive the magazine!  Haven't seen it yet???!!!


title: AS OF 2/9/2022, THIS MAGAZINE IS SHUTTING DOWN PRINT VERSION; ONLY DIGITAL GOING FORWARD

text: Don't subscribe to the print version of this magazine.  Its owner (Meredith) announced it is stopping the print edition and will only be digital going forward.


title: INSTYLE IS THE "GO TO" MAG FOR LADIES WANTING TO IMPRESS

text: Has always been one of my fave magazines. One of the most complete mags out there. I don't wear or use anything in the articles or ads, but it's fun to look at.


title: Wonderful magazine

text: If one could get only one subscription to a fashion magazine, I would recommend InStyle. It's current, imaginative, and highly relevant to women of all ages. While  Vogue may be considered the fashion bible, showcasing the latest looks from the runway, its general viewpoint is a big avant garde and not the most practical for the average woman. InStyle finds a way to break down all of the latest looks and reveals how one can incorporate a look inspired by couture into an everyday wardrobe. Exceptional photography, interesting interviews, and good documentation of the happenings in hollywood all done in a highly tasteful way. Brilliant! :)


title: I still have not received my first issue yet.

text: I typically like this magazine a lot. I purchased my subscription over a month ago, so I'm just annoyed that I haven't received my first issue yet.


title: Amazon does not honor its offer

text:
[[ASIN:B00007IJZT InStyle (2-year)
I purchased two magazine subscriptions and waited for the credit discount to be either (a) reflected on my statement or (b) for a credit to be applied against a future purchase. To date nothing has been received in the mail nor adjusted on my account.
The offer appeared too good to be true and indeed it was. I called Amazon and the Customer Service Rep. tried her best to refute my claim.  When she did not succeed at that, she told me that I should have reported the matter sooner.
Amazon, you have a reputation to live up to.  I am very disappointed with how this matter was handled.


title: Not my 'style' anymore

text: I subscribed to Instyle for over 5 years.  I used to love the magazine, but when Laura Brown changed the format, suddenly there were more political issues and short essays by media stars.  She eliminated so many standard offerings I had loved to provide space for these articles; it became too frustrating and I cancelled.


title: Less and less of a Fashion and Style magazine!

text:
I have ordered this for my girls, in line with their interest in fashion. Over time I noticed a shift to advertising over substance.  Of recent, the very obvious shift has been to politics; specifically the liberal talking points. As much as I encourage my girls to educate themselves on all sides of the political spectrum and research all talking points before making a decision for themselves,  I believe that there should also be politic free zones, one of which is a fashion and style magazine.

You may not care, but you have lost a customer!


title: Haven't even received the magazine yet....

text: I ordered this subscription in mid December and still have not received my first issue. I would love to say I love the product though!


title: no subscription renewal any more

text: It was a decent magazine before the editor replacement. Now it is a bad clone of Vogue and Elle, and liberal-biased.


title: A

text: The styles are ridiculous waste of money buying the magazine


title: Don’t like new format!

text: I have been a decades long subscriber to InStyle magazine. I used to look forward to my magazine coming each month. I absolutely hate the new style and I will not be renewing my subscription any longer. The magazine used to be a fun look at style and fashion with an interesting in depth article or two in a nice, clean format. Now it feels almost chaotic-like it’s trying to be too many things and not doing any of them well. Please bring back the original format!


title: Five Stars

text: Very impressed with this magazine a lot of great ideas for those who like style.


I have not received an issue as of today.  I wish thatr I was able to review it for you.  Sorry


title: funtime friend

text: Laura Brown! 'Nuff said


title: Say it ain't so...

text: So sad to hear Graydon Carter will retire-not tmrw but Jan (I think).  He's a true gem w/fabulous hair!


title: Gotta get it!

text: Have loved this magazine since its inception.


title: Five Stars

text: It was great to get this magazine!


title: Great price!!

text: Excellent!


title: the latest shipping

text:
I ordered "Instyle 2-year" on July 12, but i don't get it yet.
I never have expected late shipping period like this 3 weeks.
I totally don't recommend this.


title: good magazine

text: i loved  b. .... ..... ..... .... ... .... .... .... .... .... .... ... ... ...  ..... .... .


title: My Favorite Fashion Magazine

text:
This is my favorite fashion magazine
Practical, and fabulous!
I regret that the price is a little high, but I pay it anyway
It is worth it!


title: Lefty Political Bully Pulpit

text: Used to love this mag for fun articles, fashion and beauty. During the past 2 years, it's gone totally SJW with only left-leaning "bad ass" counter-culture women held up as the standard for style and beauty. Radically different now and lost its allure.


title: Affordable fabulous thank you amazon

text: Fabolous


title: Fabolous

text: Martha stewart is the best of the best talented in perfection love the value of my purchase thank you for affordable access to subscription


title: Not worth the sale price

text: I received my magazines out of order and a month late. I remember when InStyle was a substantial magazine, not an insert.


title: Two Stars

text: I do not like the new layout/format.


title: Love it!

text: I love this magazine because I don't have to read about relationship problems or "how to please a man" (not that I am against that). This magazine is just about stuff, therefore I find it to be a very relaxing and visually pleasing read.


title: Fun Magazine

text: This is a good magazine for a Sunday afternoon.  Short articles, lots of great photos and fun ideas.


title: Great !

text: Love this magazine. Alway something I can buy


title: InStyle is simply the best out there!~~~

text:
I've enjoyed "InStyle" for a number of years now.  For me, it's the best magazine for women out there!  Rivaled only by "Marie-Claire".... I thoroughly enjoy the make-up for changing seasons and the advice for non-models for putting their best face forward.  Especially if you're not 20 or even 40 anymore!  This is an enjoyable magazine for smart women (and men) who
don't want to read about politics/wars/starving children (in America!) all the time.  People who need a psychological break for all the doom and gloom and extreme stress!  We're in the
"Great Depression II" folks.  During the first one, people went to movies for escape.  This is a beautiful magazine that helps you escape, relax and absorb art, lovely clothes and gorgeous faces - if only for awhile.

PS: America does need a good/great magazine for ladyboomers!  We will be (possibly are) the majority...and we deserve a great fashion, make-up, entertainment magazine of our own!!!
  Yes, I'm an aging menopausal hippie-feminist and mom...and I deserve a quality magazine that caters to all of that!  And there's nothing wrong with loving make-up (and other) tips
  to look younger and more vital...Aging gracefully is OK, but not much fun ~~~


title: Auto-renewal is a myth.

text: I chose to order my subscriptions through Amazon so the auto-renewal would mean that I didn't miss an issue. Well, I missed February. Never got my issue and I'm annoyed.


title: In Style is the ONLY one to buy!

text: In Style is worth every penny, every month! It seems like it has gotten better each month this year--the Anniversary issue was fantastic. I keep all the old issues and find myself going back to them to look for particular clothes, purses or shoes to order. I love everything I have ordered from the magazine, and can't wait to see what's new each month; And, it's always fun trying to guess who will be on the next cover. Congratulations to everyone involved in producing such a high-quality, up to the minute "encyclopedia" of what's hot and what's not, month after month. Please keep them coming!


title: MAgazine subcriptions

text: I ordered three magazine subscriptions on December 8th as a Christmas gift for my daughter and as of today, February 6th, she has not yet received any.  I am being told they will not be shipped until February 24th.  Kind of a long wait don't you think?


title: In Style

text: I have been buying this magazine for quite awhile. Not having a lot of extra money I took advantage of your magazine offer and purchased this magazine along with several others.


title: Subscription at a great price!

text: I received my first 2 issues and the subscription price was great. I wouldn't have subscribe if it was more than $5 dollars.<br />The magazines didn't have auto-renewal.


title: Elaine's lost magazine subscription

text: I had placed an order early January of this year and still am waiting anxiously to receive my first issue; it's already March!


title: Ideas Galore

text: These magazines are packed with lots of ideas for decorating a room, a house, a yard,  but half of the magazine has too many advertisements.


title: House Beautiful Magazine - Nice Mag - but don't look in your mailbox for it!

text: House Beautiful Magazine - Nice Mag! - but don't look in your mailbox for it...  So, went to my mailbox recently to see if i received House Beautiful Magazine (Like it was the only thing I was wanting to receive, ha! - right?).  Anyway, turned around and stepped on something in my driveway... You guessed it - House Beautiful Magazine right there, in a ripped plastic sleeve (where my car tires have run over it several times apparently).  The "Beautiful "Magazine cover tattered on the edge and rain damaged pages (cause it rains every day in Florida, blau, blau.) did not look "Bautiful".  I noticed this magazine is now being delivered via DoorFront-Direct  (doorfrontdirect.com) claiming "Doorfront Direct saves you time since you don't have to walk out to your mailbox." - Had a good laugh walking back to my front door.  Their "Doorfront" delivery was laying three feet from my mailbox in my driveway right next to the street - Unsecured, unprotected without regard to privacy, and all messed up (physically).  The cost savings to House Beautiful must be huge enough to offset a horrible customer experiences most likely happening now, for them.  I mean what "buffoon" would not do his/her homework first before making this decision at House Beautiful magazine?  If you think someone (probably same guy delivering your newspaper) will stop their car, get out and physically walk up to your driveway to your front door and leave this ONE magazine nice and neatly there - you are kidding yourself!  Or, they could pay the USPS probably around $1.00 to put it in a secure and protected box for me to get it when i can/want...  A $1.00!!!  That is why you will never be able to pay $1.00 for a person to that level of service for one subscription based magazine, or two or three, etc.  It is human nature "not to perform for so little" - duh!  For the VP at House Beautiful who agreed with this - Go take your chair, put your "dunce" cap on and go face the wall in the corner, till further notice!  Just sayin...  But great Mag!


title: The Best Magazine

text: This is one of my favorite design magaines!  I've loved this publication since the first time I picked it up. It has always met and exceeded my expections.  I usually make small adjustments to my place based on the images I see.  Everyone always wants to have things at my place because they say it looks like a magazine cover! Thanks.


title: High End Details

text: House Beautiful is and has been one of the most insightful interior design magazines ever.  I remember my mother purchasing it and now I do! My favorite thing is that it has remained contemporary as much as it is a classic!


title: Stopped Subscribing

text:
The magazine had such garish color schemes and the expensive sometimes tacky or odd decor objects they tried too hard to be creative with.  Sometimes it was just layers of terribly clashing colors and patterns, and I just thought it was so busy looking and of bad taste.  I am by no means wealthy or a professional designer, but I would look at the magazine and see literally nothing I liked.  It was not worth paying any amount for that.

Perhaps it is just my lack of sophistication, but I just did not think the homes look nice.  The articles were better written than the homes in the magazine were in appearance.  It felt mismatched.  It is not really the high end cost of the looks.  I am ok with not being able to afford it, but I think make it pretty. Why is pretty not sought after in the design world?  I am not the queen of good taste,  lol, but I think it can be artistic AND pretty.


title: Sophie Dow Donelson- kudos, and I'm sorry!

text: This magazine is truly lovely. I'm a multi-year subscriber who savors each issue with my weekend coffee, but when I saw that Sophie is leaving her post, I had to google why. Lo and behold, the news was, well, icky. Sophie, what a fabulous job you and your team have done putting this magazine together over the years. The photography is stunning, the articles are great, and it's been a pleasure to read. What a shame that a talented editor like yourself lost her post in such a messy shakeup. I can't believe the content will be any better, and can only therefore be worse. Shame on you, Hearst, for throwing the babies out with the bathwater. And really: "ASK-HOLE"...? Eww. Is House Beautiful going to get Trump-i-tized and weirdly lowbrow? That would be such a shame. I NEVER write reviews but, Sophie, if that's the way Hearst is going to be, then you're much better off than they. And thank you for the careful time and attention you gave House Beautiful fans. -- Sincerely, a formerly happy reader in Boston


title: Not What It Was

text: I used to love love love this magazine - it was super inspiring. As someone who has always been into fitness since the days of high school sports, it was a great motivator for me, even as I got a little older. But now, it's all beauty and fashion (EXPENSIVE beauty and fashion at that) with hardly any actual workouts at all since the new format. (DOn't get me wrong, I like beauty and fashion, but that's not why I subscribe to this magazine.) Any workouts are generally found on the app or online, which is a real pain, and the opposite reason of why I read magazines (which is to get away from the digital and social media.) I'm not going to renew my subscription, which I've had for years. Total drag.


title: In style magazine

text: I love this magazine but I haven't received a copy yet. Ordered one month ago.


title: Horrible shipping time. Don’t waste your money.

text: I purchased in April, didn’t get a shipping update until July. I was told it would arrive July 24th.. It now says ‘arriving late’ almost two weeks late so far - or 4 months, depending on how you count it. Don’t waste your time and money.


title: Finding your password for digital...

text:
I have been ordering House Beautiful since the first issue.Love the magazine, but, I have not been able to
get in touch with a real person to find my password or change my password to get on Digital. Most
ridiculous thing I have ever encountered on any magazine I subscribe to.

Any suggestions.

J.Del


title: Great Magazine for the home

text: Wonderful magazine filled with ideas that can be used inside the home.  Loved the decorating and ideas in each month.


title: Stick to decorating!!

text: I am just very dissapointed. A magazine that I truly thought was amazing ,and very helpful,should stick to what they do best,and keep their political opinions and disdain for our First Lady and the White house Christmas decorations to themselves. Personal touch,along with creativity makes interior decorating what it is. You have lost a customer by bringing in your critisizm of something that has nothing to do with your magazine. No class,when it comes to thinking that you can just say things, jump on the negative band wagon,and think that it won't affect your customers. Well,it did this customer. Stick to tips about decorating, not what you think about our First Lady's tastes. Sadly, you have lost a customer.


title: House Beautiful Magazine

text: This is a great magazine. I like that the rooms are easy to duplicate and the products are more affordable than in some magazines. I hate when products are only available 'to the trade'!


title: Elle Decor Subscription

text: I love seeing the beautifully decorated rooms in Elle Decor.. However, most items in the magazine are priced out of the average family's budget! $5000 end tables? Who does that? I actually like the challenge of sourcing the items with a better price point!


title: Four Stars

text: All was fine.


title: Received only one issue ever.  Don't order!

text: I subscribed to house beautiful in December, since we are planning to build a new home.  Only one issue ever arrived.  It's now July.  Basically, I paid $10 for one issue.  Do not order!


title: Very good and improving

text: I remember this magazine from the past as more of a ladies journal, with cute decorating tips and recipes.  Since subscribing a year ago,  I am very pleased to see how much more sophisticated and informed it has become, and quite in line with other prestigious decorating magazines.  Subscription prices on offer make it a real treasure.


title: chic and timely

text: Definitely the most enjoyable read on the news stand: informative, chic and international in scope. Nice balance of ads/resources, photo articles, designer tips and frequently artistic interiors as opposed to formal or stuffy ones.  I get good ideas for my home  improvement projects.


title: Only received 2 issues. Should come in a cover.

text: Tried subscription before and ran into same problem of not receiving magazines.


title: Not my Style

text:
House Beautiful is a large, glossy, well photographed magazine. It just doesn't speak to me. The styling in this is slick, modern and very expensive. On our best day we would never consider purchasing a vase for over $300, or a sofa for over $10,000. There is one article that I do go to as soon as the magazine comes each month, and that is called 'Color'. Designers choose a paint color for a specific situation that month and explain why they like it and what other colors they would put with it.

Occasionally I find a recipe I find interesting, but most have ingredients above our paygrade and are way too complicated for the average family dinner. We do miss the Barefoot Contessa. Quite a few of her recipes were do-able.

We do agree with other reviewers, there are a lot of ads in HB. In this climate though, which magazines can afford not to have numerous ads? In my opinion, none is as bad as Better Homes and Gardens, now this is a magazine where you have to search for the articles in the advertisements.

So, if your style leans toward modern slick or funk eclectic, expensive New York apartment or trendy loft, House Beautiful is your publication. It's just not my style.


title: Angry - magazine not wanted

text: I did not order this magazine and I do not want it. Do not under any circumstances auto renew the subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this mag!


title: Wonderful Magazine

text: I've always enjoyed getting decorating ideas from lovely magazines.  House Beautiful is one of the best, giving great ideas for traditional decorating.


title: Great.

text: House Beautiful is usual fabulious magazine full or bright and creative ideas. It is full of informative information that is useful for anyone and any age.


title: Disappointed

text: It’s become a woman’s magazine. Nothing like its former self. Disappointed


title: House Beautiful

text: House Beautiful is one of the few home decor magazines to outlast the recession and for good reason--they do a great job of blending keen and succinct writing and interviews with fabulous photo spreads, not to mention monthly recipes and cooking tips by noteworthy chefs, including Ina Garten (one of my favorites).  Although I would love an extended version of the renovation projects they chronicle for several publications and a how-to segment each month, it is a magazine that I will continue to subscribe to and enjoy for years to come.


title: house beautiful

text: House beautiful had great tips and pictures of different rooms. Also had great product ads  that made you interested to research the product.


title: A wonderful magazine

text: This publication is great for anyone who does any type of fabric arts.  Full of beautiful and inspiring ideas and projects.


title: its one of the best bathroom readings ever

text: i think there is nothing more relaxing than a bath, glass of bubbly and my star...yes.


title: Fabulous and Fun!

text: Excellent magazine! I enjoy the articles and the photography is second to none. Travel+Leisure is a exciting magazine to read and is different that any other magazine on the stands. I am proud to display it on my coffee table it always gets picked up by visitors.


title: Four Stars

text: Interesting subject matters.


title: Totally disappointed!

text: Not at all appropriate for teens!!!!!!  I was absolutely shocked at the content!  I would NEVER allow our almost 13 daughter to read this magazine!!!!  Totally disappointed!

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title: easy to order, came quickly

text: Ordering the magazine was very straightforward.  And just like they had said at time of purchase, it came in a a few short weeks.  When it came time to renew, i received an email asking / confirming for automatic renewal.  I love that there was nothing hidden and it was so easy to renew/ cancel.


title: Five Stars

text: I bought it for my teenage son and he enjoyed it.


title: Be careful

text: Be careful before you buy this.  If you are wanting the demo discs with it then this is not it.  This subscription does not include the demo discs, but it is a good strictly xbox magazine.  If you want the demo discs go to the xbox website to order.


title: ... magazine and wanted to try Spider to continue his good reading experience

text: My son reads Ladybug magazine and wanted to try Spider to continue his good reading experience. However there's a couple issues through my experiences of ordering. First, I ordered the auto renewal deal on July 6, 2016 but received the first issue in September 19, 2016 which is past estimated date. Secondly, the first issue I received was torned on the front page and the edge was pretty beaten. Also, I notice I have incorrect auto renewal date which is set on May 7,2016. That is not even one full year of subscription since the first issue (Received 9/19/2016 for September issue). Lastly, I wrote an email regarding past estimated date and incorrect expiration date. And still haven't seen any response. It's disappointing to see such a good magazine runing their customer services poorly.

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title: disappointed

text: What a DISAPPOINTMENT.  I previously ordered "Ask" from the same company and am very pleased and have renewed that subscription.  I wanted something else for another child.  "Spider" looked like a good choice - WRONG.  The first issue recently arrived.  The first story had characters calling things stupid and dumb.  The child I ordered it for asked if those weren't bad words.  I tried to make light of it saying that it was calling things not people those words, and hoped that things improved.  In the second story one charater completely controls another, having him do mean and dangerous things.  At one point character one tells character two to go up to a man walking down the street and tell him "he's ugly as anything and his girlfriend looks like a flea".  Character two does as told. We read no further and I cancelled the subscription. When telling the magazine that I was cancelling because it was inappropriate and a disappointment, I was never asked why.  That led me to believe that they don't care and that there is no chance of improvement so I am writing here in hopes of helping someone else avoid my experience.


title: Did Not Recieve Magazine!!!

text: This magazine really dropped the ball.  Each granddaughter was supposed to receive a different monthly magazine.  Two received their Highlights and Baby Geographic but no Spider.  So, one kid was left standing there with no monthly magazine.  I am currently trying for refund or magazine actually sent.


title: Think he likes it?

text: Kid likes it, I think. Idk. I don't know what he likes actually.


title: Best magazine

text: If your a pipe smoker it has the most honest info available, with articles and reviews that give pipe smokers what they want, I wonder after 42 of smoking pipes why I waited so long, enjoyable reading


title: Five Stars

text: Subscribed to support satire, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of expression. Looking forward to laughing!


title: Great mag. If you are in fashion school and ...

text: Great mag. If you are in fashion school and need some inspiration or material for assignments, this is an affordable option.


title: Magazine is boring at best

text: Magazine is boring at best.  It's pretty good at collecting dust.  You have to call to cancel your subscription or they send you numerous ridiculous (possibly illegal) aggressive letters saying they've turned you over to a collections agency.  It's THEIR collection agency which is fictional and simply a scare tactic to bullying you into purchasing another subscription from them.  Save the trees and your time, don't buy this magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Thumbs up.


title: Four Stars

text: Thumbs Up.


title: The definative "I'm not in Vermont" magazine

text: Currently living in Seattle, I was born and raised in Vermont, and find Vermont Life to be one of the magazines I pick up when I'm feeling homesick.  Produced to appeal to the tourist, it concentrates mostly on the touristy side of Vermont - ski areas, panoramic foliage, maple syrup, and Farmer's Markets feature prominently on its pages.  Despite that, its like a nice slab of apple pie with sharp Cabot chedder on the side - a piece of home every month.


title: Not a bad magazine, but there are better

text: At first glance, Discover is a great magazine.  Its articles are a quick read, relatively well written, and entertaining.  However, I found that I quickly outgrew it as I was exposed to more substantive non-journal magazines, such as Scientific American or Nature.  Its not that Discover is a bad magazine, its just not as in depth or broad in its coverage as others out there on the newstand.


title: has not receive a single copy yet and it is paid since 08/03/2006

text: the company is taking for ever to send me the magazines I ordered. They has charged my account over 3 months ago and not yet deliver a single copy of its magazines. when I call the company they dont have a number to call or a way they can be accounted for their wrong doing. IWANT MY MAGAZINES OR MY MONEY BACK NOT ANY MORE SORY WE ARE SENDINGT IT TO YOU.....


title: poor customer service

text: incorrect expiration date when first magazine was received. showed expiring in august 2011, shouldn't have expired until Dec. 2011. ordered subscription on Nov. 28 2010, to start in Jan. 2011. no practical correspondence with publisher, only response is "yes we hear you". magazine is adequate for what it is, but publisher is not customer oriented. would not recommend subscribing to this publication. buy it off of the newstand if you need it.


title: Good Overall Information Source - Low Quality Articles

text: It is important to say that Newsweek has an overall good balance of world and national news. If you want to obtain a magazine that will give you a basic understanding of different world developments, and I repeat "basic understanding" this is a safe bet. Nonetheless, most of the articles found in Newsweek will not give the reader an in depth analysis of the topic at hand and in most cases will be very superficial. For example, in Newsweek articles dealing with poverty conditions in Somalia and Rwanda, the magazine fails to mention how the United Nations and the United States have failed to successfuly address the problem. In articles about genocide in East Timor, the magazine fails to tell you that the weapons that were used by the Indonesian army to commit genocide were provided by the United States and that the United States used its veto power at the security council to prevent sanctions on Indonesia. In other topics such as the economic crisis in Argentina, the magazine fails to tell the reader about some of main factors leading to the crisis such as the incredible corruption of Argentina's previous government. To conclude, get this magazine if you want a basic source of global information. If you want a magazine that will give you real insight on world affairs, do not buy this magazine.


title: Too long to download on Kindle HD

text: I like the magazine, but not the Kindle HD version. I already had a subscription so I decided to try the Kindle HD version , I kid you not it's been downloading for the last three hours! I'm glad I tried it before ordering the O magazine which is also a larger content magazine. If you have a lot of time for a download and battery recharge go for it, if not it's a bust.


title: Not satisfied

text: Too many advertising. No work out pland


title: Not a fitness mag

text: Not the same fitness magazine from 15-20yrs ago, they used to profile real people (before & after) with fitness goals, now its celebrities wearing expensive high  fashion clothes and popular in the moment vegan trends, not for me!


title: Not what it used to be

text: Like others have said, Shape used to be my favorite magazine, but it is not what it used to be. Bring back the workouts, the reader models and nutrition tips!


title: A nightmare to cancel this subscription. Have been trying ...

text: A nightmare to cancel this subscription. Have been trying to cancel for the past few months and it still active on my list. Very, very unhappy.


title: fitness and fun

text: Fashion , fitness and fun fantastic


title: Only received 1 copy

text: I only received 1 copy of this subscription.  It was supposed to be 12 copies


title: getting old...

text: My favorite thing about seventeen magazine is the health, your life, and seventeen buzz section. All the fashion stuff I  can live without; they always have things like 'petite' or 'tall' I don't need that garbage, heelloo not all girls fit into your specific categorites seventeen!! I also feel like the issues lately have been terrible, like they're running out of ideas. I miss the old issues. I think one good thing about it is that lately they've featured new cover stars instead of contstantly repeating the same celebrities. I still like the magazine and the stories and articles, I wish they would step up their game though and this is a good magazine for girls ages 15+, definitely not for 12 year olds because it contains sexual content sometimes, my cousin subscribes now she's 12 I think it's ridiculous but it's all up to you!


title: Waste of Paper and Money

text:
With a discount offer of paying roughly $1 (total price, NOT per issue) to try this mag out for 6 months, I thought, why not?
I overpaid.
After perusing the first issue, a peek at the second, and a mere glance at the 3rd- in the interest of fairness, in case the first issue was an aberration, it became consistently apparent that this is a publication worth leaving out of my life. It now arrives and goes directly to the receptacle collecting items for the landfill.

Others opinions can differ.  This is simply mine.


title: GOURMET FOOD WITHOUT BEING INTIMIDATING

text: I will be brief.  I received this as a gift and am not a hobby or any other type of gourmet cook.  However, I am impressed.  It is well put together- great articles, supported by high quality photography and recipes that so surprisingly, are not intimidating.  My college age daughter, now ever so sensitive to good quality food versus poor quality food was drawn to the magazine.  I have ordered her a subscription for Christmas.  Don't tell. :)


title: Retirement info.

text: Was looking for reading info.on retirement discovered this magazine and its full of all kinds of great info.<br />Like best places to live,costs and offers other resources .


title: Not a serious hunting magazine

text:
I've been reading some of the reviews here and the thing I don't get is that 'where is the BLOOD'. As a long time horse hunter I was relieved that finally I had found a magazine to cater to my needs and asked my sister to get me subscription for my bday, boy was I wrong. Racing, check. Breeding, check. Hunting? Nowhere to be found. No blood. Nthing about weaponry. Nothing about  which makes me wonder why they made a hunting magazine that HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH HUNTING.

For your serious trophy hunter I recommend sticking to classics like "Big Game Hunter" or "Boar it Up Ya". You wont find much in the way of horse hunting esp, in "boar it Up Ya" but for your technique, weaponry and all round hunting tips you really cant beat them. Sadly for the serious horse hunter you won't find much to cater for your specific horse shooting needs.

I wanted to give Blood Horse a fair go but it's lacking as a serious hunting mag.


title: Entertaining.

text: I like when the magazine arrives in a timely manner.


title: Magazine for ALL interested in wooden boats

text: It is true that this magazine isn't written for women. It is written for ALL who are interested in the technicalities, art and beauty of wooden boat building and restoration. If you want a magazine that is targeted specifically for women, it is true that you are looking in the wrong place. I personally happen to truly enjoy this magazine. This is regardless of the fact that I am through and through a woman!<br />This publication offers everything the reader would expect. The cover says it is "the magazine for wooden boat owners, builders, and designers". The content matches the promise.


title: Best gift ever

text: My granddaughter loves it! She reads it over and over again...or I should say we read it over and over again! Best gift ever!


title: great magazine

text: I love Good Housekeeping magazine. It's got a little bit of everything.It's been around for over a hundred years and I can see why.


title: Ended up getting Strictly Slots magazine in error!

text: I've ordered this magazine, Casino Player, in May 2009.  Later, in July, I get Strictly Slots magazine in the mail instead of what I ordered!  I'm a blackjack player and a slots magazine is nearly worthless to me.  What the hell?


title: mag

text: Cool magazine but not what I exspected has lots of information if you have a c3 or c6 but if you own anything else it hardly has anything about the rest such as c1,c2,c4 or c5


title: Too many ads

text: I just got my first copy of this magazine and was disappointed to see that the first 11 pages were all advertising.  The magazine was 98 pages and 38 pages were advertisements which is pretty close to 40%.  I understand that it's not easy being a magazine in this internet age but I don't want to read a magazine that is half advertising.  If you're going to do that then you should give away the magazine for free. (if I was living in the US and could get the $12 subscription deal then it wouldn't bother me so much but I think it costs about $40 to subscribe from Japan).


title: Fluff.

text:
This magazine is nearly all fluff. Most articles tell you nothing about the details of how a company began, nor do they provide useful, practical tips for the reader.

Instead, the majority of the content focuses on the superficial aspects of each person/company. They recently changed the layout, and its awful. It's hard to find specific articles quickly, because the ads blend in with the rest of the magazine.

Give Inc. a pass.


title: A  very high quality magazine

text:
I've been reading Electronic Gaming Monthly for several years, and it is truly one of the best gaming mags out there. The writing is phenomenal; the writer's manage to put humor and detailed information into their articles.

Many other magazines have sold out in recent years, giving better reviews to game's whose publishers pay more for advertising and such, but not EGM.

If you want a high quality magazine about video gaming and all of its attachments, buy this one.


title: Lame, Horrible Service

text:
When I bought my Xbox 360, there was a 'One free issue' thing for OXM, which I sent in to see how it was. The magazine's content itself is relatively horrible. The writer's lack creativity and humor. The reviews are useless. I couldn't stand to read much of the content. The discs the game comes with are pretty pointless as well.

To top that off, their claim that the free issue had 'no obligations' was BS, as they keep sending me notices to pay for a year's subscription.

Don't waste your money on this piece of junk. I myself read Electronic Gaming Monthly. It's about a billion times better.


title: sleazy marketing

text: F&S is an excellent mag. and i would have given 5 stars if it weren't for the sleazy tactic of sending me last months old mag. and a week later sending the current issue. It could be worse. I once subscribed to a year of Outdoor Life only to have them send 3 back issues at once and a week later send the current issue.


title: Still great puzzles!

text: Games World of Puzzles is as great as ever. I miss having the two magazines but for me it has always been about the pencil puzzles and GWOP has the same fine selection.


title: "Guitar Player magazine Still Rocks"

text:
Guitar player has a long history as one of the oldest of the guitar mags, covering artists like
jimi hendrix, eric clapton and many, many of rocks best players. It covers blues,jazz and metal as well. I recommend it still, and its a great value
you can still  subcribe, for as little as ten dollars a year, making it a fantastic value. If you cant afford 1 dollar a month, maybe you should go to the local library.


title: So-So

text: This is a good magazine not the best. I like transcriptions but doesnt have them. The gear reviews are good it helped me buy an effect station. Overall I give it a three.<br />P.S. I think Brandon was talking about guitar one. I know that has a riff box.


title: Its more than the beginner or mainstream guitarist needs

text:
I've subscribed to Guitar Player for a little over a year now.  It seems like a great magazine that attempts to cover all of the bases of guitar playing. It has reviews and interviews with everyone from pretentious guitar heros to down-to-earth acoustic players and punk rockers. There are quite a lot of ads but they are expected for such a magazine. There are CD reviews based off of the guitarist's aspect also.

Although there are not complete song tabs there is a section that aims to improve aspects of guitar playing taught by acomplished musicians (Rusty Cooley, Robben ford, and some more). I personally prefer this over full song transcriptions because these improve personal playing instead of simply copying what some other muscian has done; thereby leaving room for innovation instead of emulation.

This magazine has a lot to cover, so it tries to be eclectic and thorough.  It interviews and examines classic rock, jazz, acoustic, classical and metal guitarists.

This is great for those that are serious about guitar playing. For the casual, MTV based guitar player, Guitar World is probably a better magazine for you.

If you are truely serious about a specific type of guitar playing. You would do better to pick up a magazine solely about your style of guitar playing (ex. Acoustic Guitar magazine).

Pros: A thorough magazine that covers most if not all aspects of guitar playing.

Cons: There are too many ads and the products that are reviewed are generally too expensive for the average guitarist (it's at least too much for me to care)


title: Advertisers Rule!!!

text: I've been reading this magazine since it's inception in the late 60's. In that time it went from a good magazine to a great magazine. When Jim Crockett left as editor in the late 80's the magazine's content went into a tailspin that continues to this very day-especially in the hands of Music Player Publications. If you must subscribe to this magazine, just take out a one year subscription. The magazine covers will simply be a rehash of the same artists year after year-9 out of twelve issues anyway. If it's glossy pics of guitars and gadgets you're salivating for, this just might be your mag as they comprise 50-60% of it.


title: NOT the mag it was.  But still worth [$$$] a year.

text:
Guitar Player has lost most of it's depth and scope
in hopes of attracting the short attention span MTV crowd.
And that is a shame.
The poor editorial staff are trying so hard to be
glib and "street" that most of the time it's just
embarrassingly juvenile.
Also it should be printed in Korean because 85 percent of
the guitars they review are over hyped junk with NO resale value
from that wonderful land.


title: not enough tablature

text: I thought this magazine was going to talk about individual styles more and present more sheet music but it's a little bit more of a filler than what I was expecting.


title: New format

text: I don't like the new format of the magazine.I have been a reader of Guitar Player since it's first issue. The new format is to corporate in design. In order to cram more information into each article it has started to use a hardly legible micro-print in the sidebars. Also there are to many articles about no talent wankers with a 3 chord vocabulary. Come on guys! just because some snot-nosed teen is tone deaf doesn't mean you have to cater to their non-exisent musical taste. I will probably not re-new my subscriptipn for these reasons.


title: VERY GOOD guitar magazine.

text: This is a really good magazine.  It has stuff about bands that actually know something about serious guitar, not bands that every thing is four chords the whole song.  Very good magazine.  This is the magazine to subsribe to!


title: Five Stars

text: Really enjoy this magazine!!


title: Where’s the rest of my issues

text: Only got 3 issues! When are the rest coming?


title: Want the rest of my subscription!

text: I have only gotten one issue! Where’s the rest! I want a refund!!


title: Five Stars

text: Very interesting articles. Really informative...


title: A philosophy that matches my own

text: Loving this so far. For people who love working WITH the earth.


title: Countryside Review

text: Not so good compared to Mother Earth News, Farm Journal and other simular type reading.


title: Mother Earth News 1 Year Review

text: Getting near the end of the first year of the subscription. Well worth the price and has not disappointed.


title: Gear magazine

text: Awesome magazine, lots of feasible great ideas. Very informative.


title: Its a great and informative publication.

text: I live in a rural area in southeast Georgia and have a large garden and can a lot of vegetables . I have picked up several tips on planting and caning methods among various other helpful hints.


title: Helpful for being more self sufficient.

text: Love the magazine.


title: Great magazine for those looking to be more self sufficient.

text: Got this as a gift for mom and dad, after they retired and bought a small farm. They are interested in homesteading and being self sufficient and living green. We all love the articles and they always have the latest copy sitting out for me to read when I go visit. It will generally cover everything from raising plants and animals to building homes and other structures that usually have a sustainability slant to them or a real DIY. If you have any interest in the afore mentioned areas, pick up this magazine it is well written and well worth reading.


title: How to information for the novice.

text: Almost all are interesting to me, and many are useful for country living. Enjoyed the article about raising potatoes five different ways.


title: It covers everything

text: Informative


title: It covers everything

text: Very imformative


title: Good magazine, but too political

text: A good magazine, but I get a little to tired of the political bias portrayed in the articles. I want to read about how to raise vegetable and animals and create a homestead. I do not want views that try to make me feel guilty for breathing too much and not driving a hybrid car. Ogden Publications also makes GRIT Magazine which is more exclusive rural living (and actually uses a lot of the same Mother Earth articles on gardening and farming), but without all of the global doom & gloom and global warming fluff. Hobby Farms is another excellent magazine which I prefer to both Mother Earth and GRIT. I plan on canceling the Mother Earth and keeping GRIT because there is really no viable reason to keep both.


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: Mother Earth News

text: You will like this magazine. It is just plain nice to read, there is always something interesting in every issue.


title: Disappointed: Nothing but Ads

text: Nothing but ads. I paid for a subscription to a magazine that is 60+ % ads. Will not renew


title: Not what I hoped for

text: I bought a subscription last Christmas for my husband and son.  While I understand it takes 6-10 weeks for the first issue to arrive (as stated in the description) it is now June and we have only received 2 issues - and the second one came in April only after I complained to the distributor.


title: Very Vogue

text: The latest fashion news, beauty coverage, celebrity style, fashion week updates, culture reviews. Seamless subscription process.


title: Fashionable Marie Claire

text: The magazine women turn to for information on fashion, style, hairstyles, beauty, women's issues, careers, health, and relationships. An excellent experience with my subscription.


title: Never a big fan...

text: Marie Claire's editors allowed the hateful blog denigrating overweight people to be posted, they have left it on the website, they have taken no action against the author, and they have not made any meaningful apology or response.  There are many other magazines to choose from - will stick with Glamour!


title: Scam Just use Rolling Stone

text: This was a scam...They suckered me in with the free 6 months, but when they auto renew you can only get the 1 year price and 2 years is only $10 more through Rolling Stone.  So it's not a scam if you only want 1 year.


title: Five Stars

text: good one.


title: Subscription received

text: Received no other comments


title: He loved it! It's like the gift that keeps on ...

text: Got this magazine subscription for my boyfriend for his birthday. He loved it! It's like the gift that keeps on giving all year long. I'm not much of a golfer but he said it's definitely worth it. (:


title: Philadelphia Magazine is Great !!!

text: I grew up in Philadelphia and my wife in Delaware.  We both look forward to getting the magazine to help keep up with everything going on in Philly.  5 Stars.


title: Entertaining

text: It's a good magazine for those who sail today, or plan to someday go long distance cruising. It's a bit slanted towards the more expensive end of boats, and cruising, and I wish they would do more classic plastic and lower end boats, but it contains interesting, well written articles. I recommend it.


title: Too focused on the rich.

text: I've read this magazine for over 20 years. When I was young, there were many articles about places to go and things to do that an ordinary but adventurous person could use.  That is no longer the case, as the publication seems to be focused on more exotic (and expensive) travel.  I kept hoping to see if there might be a return to more reasonable travel, especially senior-friendly, but things seem to be going in the opposite direction.  I dropped my subscription earlier this year.  Sad.


title: Good articles and great print. Easy enjoyable reading!!!!

text: Love the print size.  So easy for Older Folks to enjoy and read!!!


title: Interesting read

text: My daughter loves these magazines!


title: Love all things English

text: This will give you many pleasant hours of dreaming, drooling and reading. So so much better than the American version!!


title: Fun fuel for the child who loves life around them

text: This is an excellent magazine that will add intelligence fuel to your child's brain. Not a fluff mag. with the latest pop star, or dating hints, this is fun, interesting brain food that you won't have to worry about whether your child will like or not like it.  They will pick it up, sit down and devour.  Try it you will enjoy!


title: Love it!

text: I love this magazine!  I have subscribed for about five years!  I look forward to each issue!  I have been to Israel two times and this helps me keep up with what is happening in Israel!  Pray for the peace of Jerusalem!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Rip off subscription

text: I signed up under a 24 hour cancelation option.  The online article library did not have any articles relevant to my topic.  I tried to cancel the subscription by phone but was told it was through an online third party vendor.  So I've been stuck with a useless subscription and am now getting bombed with renewal notices.  Don't waste your time or money.


title: Two Stars

text: Would like to cancel my subscription when it ends.  Really not to happy with the magazine


title: Five Stars

text: My son reads now!!:]:]:]


title: Small Print!

text: This magazine recently switched to a smaller font size.  You can’t even read the articles anymore.  Another travel magazine recently did this.  I canceled both subscriptions.  I don’t know who would want to read such small typeface?


title: Another rip off?

text: A month & 1/2 after having paid for this magazine I have yet to recieve a single issue!Bonus? What bonus? I have never even recieved a confirmation of my order from the publisher.Im thinkin theres a federal law against taking money for something the buyer doesn't receive in 2 weeks,right? Sup?


title: WRONG PRICE!

text: I was quoted a price of $5.00 and was charged $12.95 for this Travel & Leisure subscription.  I tried to correct it but just finally gave up.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Should be Called “Unrealistic Travel Destinations”

text: More than half of the magazine is advertising.  Does anyone actually go to these places?  Not sure what market they are targeting.  Save your money and go to more reputable sources for information.  This is certainly a pay-to-play enterprise. Canceling my subscription.


title: Long Wait

text: Funny that I received the email from Amazon asking for my review of this product considering I haven't received it! My credit card was charged on 12/2 and I have yet to receive a magazine (as of 1/31). Maybe it's the timing of when it is sent out?  Who knows.


title: A little perspective

text:
A lot of reviewers share similar views, as seen in the recurrence of similar criticism of today's magazines.  What these complaints also have in common is that they can tend to be fairly uninformed in regard to certain issues.  First off, we all know that T+L is for "affluent travelers."  Read the publisher's description, and it will tell you just that.  So if you're not an affluent traveler, then don't waste your money on T+L and stick to Budget Travel.  T+L occassionally has "affordable" stories, especially in their affordable issue in March.  But don't expect the hotels to be to be under $200 a night.  You know why?  Because nowadays under $200 a night means you're a step above a youth hostal, especially in Europe where you pay an extra 20% on top of every dollar with today's exchange rate.  The point is that T+L never positioned itself as an affordable travel mag, so to criticize its shortcomings in that respect is an invalid complaint.

Anyone who claims the photography is blown out and out of focus hasn't picked up a copy of the magazine since 1999.  Furthermore, if all you saw were straightforward photographs of hotel rooms, you'd go out of your mind with boredom.  There's nothing wrong with adding a little art to your photography, after all photography is in fact art, and T+L does a pretty good job of that.  And so what if there's a beautiful woman in the photo.  No one's saying you have to look like her or promising that she'll be strewn across the bed in your hotel room.  Use your imagination - this is travel photography in Travel + Leisure magazine - it ain't Newsweek.  And with all of the other offensive problems with media today, only in America do people complain about too much skin.

Lastly, readers need to understand that magazines don't put in more ads for giggles.  A magazine is a business, and ad revenue is THE way a magazine earns money.  So the more ads they have, the more profit they have, the more money they have to pay better photographers and writers and hire more staff and do more research, etc, etc, etc.  No magazine is going to choose to throw away money in order to not offend its readers with fewer ad pages.  In fact, high ad content is an indication of a high circulation, which is an indication of reader satisfaction.  The more people a magazine reaches, the more companies want to advertise there.

The fact of the matter is that there is no perfect travel magazine in existence.  They are either too service heavy, or editorial fluff, or too scientific and adventure-y, or just a b-level publication.  T+L has its shortcomings, it has its top whatever lists and there's a lot of high-end service in there.  But it's stunning and has its share of well written and interesting articles.


title: Don’t Buy!

text: Don’t buy!  It will auto renew and impossible to stop.


title: Don’t Buy

text: Don’t buy! Auto renew and hard to stop .


title: Travel & Leisure Magazine

text: I think Travel & Leisure is a great "aspirational travel" magazine.  Travel is so much about the dream, the experience, the memory, and the storytelling.... I think T&L does a great job of helping travelers IMAGINE the possibilities.


title: Price Misrepresented

text: The price was misrepresented by Meredith.


title: Mostly just because it is from amazon and goes through a separate subscription service which is automated and can't register you saying words like "yes" or your zip code or "why do you ...

text: Nothing wrong with the magazine, Its clear they have some agreement with various blood pressure medicine companies, specifically when trying to cancel your subscription. Mostly just because it is from amazon and goes through a separate subscription service which is automated and can't register you saying words like "yes" or your zip code or "why do you hate me so much holy **** balls" or "please stop punishing me for whatever it is you think I did stupid machine". Ok all done. Sorry. Good magazine.


title: unfun

text: I subscribe to quite a few travel magazines.  This one has so much advertising that I tend not to read much of it.  The slant is very serious and definately geared toward the wealthy/business people.  Not very much real usable information.  Just not very fun. The font is tiny and nearly cumbersome to read...doesn't have much class or sass.


title: Travel and Leisure Magazine

text: I'm sure this is a great magazine. I wouldn't know as I haven't received it yet. I ordered 4 magazines 11/30/09 and have only received one issue. They said it would be 4-6 wks. Now they're saying 2/14/10. I'm sure all the magazines are fine. The service, not so great.


title: The best magazine of its kind

text:
I have been reading Permaculture Magazine for 6 years and have never missed an edition.  In fact after emigrating out of the UK, I made a point of befriending my local bookstore owner and talked her into bringing it into Canada for me.

PM has covered such a wide range of ethical and environmental concerns, it reviews good practical products and books and has managed to keep the amount of advertising low, (unlike a lot of other magazines who allow ads to dominate whole pages).

PM has taught me how to build a shave horse and a pallet chair, given me insight into the sustainable lives an aspirations of other cultures and communities.  It has a healthy mix of sustainable day to day practicality and a spiritual ethic that respects our world and its inhabitants.

What more can I say than buy the magazine and transform how you see the world.


title: Two Stars

text: It's okay


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine.  I appreciate the ability to read the digital edition first while still receiving the print edition (more convenient to take with me than a tablet). The gym bag is small and simple, but works fine to carry my essentials. My only qualm is with the digital fitness guides--the format isn't really practical for viewing on my tablet. I'm not sure if the expectation is that I'll print them, or exercise in close proximity to my desktop computer.


title: Vani does an excellent job of informing our public that we are eating ...

text: I just heard about this magazine from the Food Babe and purchased my subscription.  I lived in Europe for several years, coming back to the U.S. within the last two years. The EU does not allow the pesticides, hormones and GMO foods that the USDA/FDA allows us to eat. Vani does an excellent job of informing our public that we are eating foods that are OUTLAWED in other parts of the world, fully sanctioned by our government and pushed on us by our agricultural lobby (Monsanto and the rest). You can say that it is pseudo-science, but that doesn't make it so. Governments all over the world have studied these foods that we are expected to eat here and have said, "No Way." Looking into research that is funded by organizations and governments other than our own does not constitute "believing in conspiracies." The research is out there, but if you are in the U.S., you will have to search for it-- it is not readily available due to the pressures from the powers-that-be. Google "EU policies on GMO foods" or "Russia and China reject U.S. GMO corn." The stories are out there-- just look for them.  Looking forward to reading a magazine that promotes eating whole foods and caters to an informed readership.  You can't say that you are informed if you only read one side of a study, people.  Thanks, Food Babe!!


title: feel like I'm being had

text: 6 to 10 weeks was the offer they say I will have 1st issue in 11 weeks  we will see.


title: More than worth the money

text: For $1.00, I get 12 issues... Not only is it worth the money, but I started receiving my subscription within about two weeks. Best dollar spent, ever!


title: Great magazine. Poor service.

text: I love Field & Stream. But I only received one issue about two months after I ordered.


title: Convenient and Cheap!

text: I'm already a subscriber, so when I saw a 1 year subscription for only 6 bucks, I pounced on it to extend my subscription.  Great deal!


title: Five Stars

text: Great tips for staying healthy & living better


title: Marie Claire

text: Didn't sign up for auto-renewal and don't want it! Please make it stop!The magazine is a waste of money? OK! I'll repeat do not spend your money


title: Total and Pure CRAP....PROPAGANDA for the CCP.

text: This is clearly a magazine supporting the Chinese Communist Party cleverly disguised as "news"...more like bogus news.  Once again, they are trying to re-write history by blatantly lying not only about the South China Sea conflict but also South Korea.  I can't believe all these 5 star reviews are coming from AMERICAN PATRIOTS.  Again, probably fake reviews written by the CCP themselves out of their lush Times Square offices in New York city.  Don't waste your time or money on this garbage.  I wish I could give it ZERO stars!!!


title: In-depth news.

text: News that the main stream media doesn't really want you to know about.


title: Love it!  It's a Shop Etc. for the family

text: I have been a subscriber of Shop Etc. since its debut, when I heard that they were going to publish a magazine for familes I ran to subscribe and I have not been disapointed yet!  I love it!


title: Great magazine.

text: This is a great magazine with well written, informed topics.


title: Terrible!

text: I'm a CPG brand manager in the cosmetic business and was very disappointed with this publication.  It does not contain any valuable information.  The majority of the magazine is images of people at various industry events.  Waste of money.


title: Perfect for summer reading

text: My granddaughter loves this magazine.  Perfect for summer reading.  Interesting articles.  She loves this magazine


title: Very informative

text: I'm a yoga instructor very informative it's very helpful for what I do for a living thank you


title: Great magazine for articles, recipes, AND the GF ads!

text: I love Simply Gluten Free! I look forward to getting it every month - not just for the articles and recipes but also for the advertisers! There are great GF products that are not necessarily sold at our local health food store!


title: Great magazine for BMX riders

text: Purchased for 15 yr old grandson who is into BMX riding. He enjoys<br />the magazine and all the interesting articles.


title: didnt receive

text: I  have  yet  to  receive  the first copy  why is  that


title: It's all about France in France Magazine

text: I look forward to each issue. Anyone who enjoys vacationing in France will enjoy this magazine. Great articles and photos, as well as travel tips and a little language study. I wish it came every month as opposed to bi-monthly.


title: Wonderful recipes

text: Great cookbook looking forward to the next one!


title: Great magazine, shipping is kinda wonky

text: Subscribed to this a couple of months ago, my five year old loves the magazine. We have subscribed to others in the past, and he seems to enjoy this one better than Zootles and Highlights. My only complaint is that the arrivals are very inconsistent. We subscribed in June to start in August, and have received three magazines before the first of August. Great if it means more magazines, but the subscription is for 10 magazines for 12 months and I would hate to be a third of the way through our subscription before it even started.


title: Do not get what you paid for

text: Did not get a full years worth I got 3 at one time and only have had one since.


title: MAKE IT AVAILABLE AS A MONTHLY ISSUE !!!!!!!!!!!

text: would def subscribe if this was available as a monthly issue.  not diving into 25.00 bucks without experiencing it first.  SB


title: Tote Baggggggg!!!! No!!!!!'

text: Tote bag? I received no tote bag! 5 stars have quickly been reduced to one! Such is my vengeance. Loath be to those demanding reviews of those who have forgotten just what they ordered for they shall be harshly rated!


title: With the endorsement of Hillary Clinton during the democratic primary ...

text: With the endorsement of Hillary Clinton during the democratic primary, this magazine proved that it is just an arm of the DNC.  After that endorsement, it is difficult to even accept their music reviews without suspecting bias.  Had a subscription for many years.  No longer.  Not to mention the lack of credibility due to the UVA scandal.


title: Magazine Subscriptions Take Far Far Too Long To Arrive

text:
I received a notice to write this review. It's been about a month since the subscription was ordered and the first magazine has still not arrived. Buy a book and it comes in days. Buy a magazine subscription and you wait forever.

If Amazon can't get good service from those they deal with for magazine subscriptions, they should just drop the service altogether. It is a drag on the customer service of the entire site.


title: Useful Investment Info, But Misguided Editorializing

text:
IBD is a useful investment tool, and Bill O'Neil's investment approach is one that a person can employ profitably.

Sadly, and as other reviewers have rightly noted, IBD's editorializing is both extreme and often seems to lack a careful analysis of the facts on any given issue (the facts being our one path to the truth).

Please, Bill O'Neil, when even conservative George Will can rightly criticize George W. Bush's foreign policy, when eminent scientists around the world state that it is 90% certain that humans are warming the planet, etc., don't stick your head in the sand and deny reality.  Such positions are askew of the facts and reflect, too often, a selfish posture.

A more careful analysis of reality would lead to more tempered editorials (in most cases) and a more esteemed publication.  Here's hoping that IBD moves in that direction.


title: easy in, not so easy out

text: website was not as easy to navigate for cancellation of the trial offer as I would have liked.


title: Don't Bother Buying

text: I just purchased an issue of teenVOGUE, for the sole purpose of perusing  "EPIC prom, from pretty to punk, 273 looks at every price."  When I opened the magazine, I was directed to teenvogue.com to find this "article", which I could have accessed without purchasing the magazine.  I didn't sit through any fewer advertisements on the website than those who hadn't purchased the magazine.  Even though the magazine was only $2.99, I'm feeling very ripped-off.  I'm not sure of the legality their bait-and-switch tactics, but I am certain that it is unethical.  Please do not support this magazine's sketchy behavior.


title: Great Magazine dedicated to predator hunting and gear

text: This is a great magazine that is dedicated to predator hunting and gear.  Very insightful about different tactics to use.


title: I’m disgusted with the service from this magazine!

text: This subscription sucks! It’s not for a year , which I paid for, and it ships randomly. You can’t count on it. I bought it for someone in Prison. They originally got several issues, then it was random and now it has completely stopped. Those guys have very little money and high hopes for some reading material to help them keep connected with the outside world. It’s shameful that USA Today would cheat people in this way. I’m disgusted!


title: Great pub

text: If you enjoy "Saveur" (more mainstream) or "The Art of Eating" (a little more niche) then you'll love Gastronomica.  It has well written, entertaining articles. I found the first issue I received thoroughly enjoyable.  I was worried the pub might be a bit to posh, but it's done in a brilliant style. Kudos!


title: Good content for the occasional browse

text:
Pros: +Varied content
  +Demo discs included with issues

Cons: -I wish they were more in-depth with hardware comparisons
  -Not much for just a simple games forecast combined with their ratings so one could quickly see good upcoming games

Overall: 8/10


title: for dad

text: my dad enjoys foriegn currency and coins.  i bought these as a gift.  he is very happy.  especially with the books and magizines i got to go with it.


title: for dad

text: my dad enjoys foriegn currency and coins of all types.  i bought these as a gift.  he is very happy.  especially with the books and magizines i got to go with it.


title: Screwed Over!!!!!!

text: I subscribed to this magazine in December. I have received 2 copies since then(now being May of 2020) and have just received notification that the magazine is “supposedly “ not doing subscription services for this magazine! And that my magazine that i would now be getting is the crappy and frankly nothing to do with Country Gardens, Magnolia Journal!!! I do not like The gaineses and do not want their crappy magazine in place of something that isn’t even remotely the same!!! So save yourself the agony of ordering a magazine that i guarantee is still publishing and still offering subscriptions If you don’t want it replaced in the future by something else not even related and obviously being done to boost another magazine’s publication numbers!!!!!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Great deal!


title: Enlightened reading for the enlightened reader

text: I picked up a copy of Spirituality & Health a couple of years ago at a bookstore and sent in the subscription card right away.  This magazine is wonderful if you're looking for a magazine devoted to putting a spiritual perspective on life.  This magazine covers everything; mind, body, and spirit, the total package.  In the back there are also listings of upcoming events that the spiritually inclined may be interested in.  I highly recommend this magazine, as I always catch myself saying to someone, "I just read this awesome article in Spirituality & Health..."


This magazine comes in all different types of language is and we would like for them to be an English. Please send English versions of all magazines


title: My kids love it!

text: My children (ages 7-12) look forward to ClubHouse coming each month!


title: Five Stars

text: awesome magazine


title: Best hunting magazine for tree dog hunters

text: if you are a tree dog hunter, this is the best magazine around.  i only wish it was available on my Kindle.  the articles are great and the pictures are so good.  i have not been able to find full cry anywhere locally on a news stand.


title: Loved this!

text: Elle has always been a huge favorite of mine, but this last magazine I received was by far my favorite! It's always geared toward every kind of woman or male and I can always relate to the stories in the magazine. Great job Elle!


title: Popular Mechanics

text: I ordered the Magazine over 5 weeks ago and have not recieved an issue yet.  It is hard to rate something that has not been delivered.


title: Recommended

text:
I have been reading Analog & its predecessor Astounding since about 1947.
This was a gift to a daughter who is an aspiring writer.

Jim -da- booooooookwoooooorm


title: Spelling Error Mania!

text: There are SO many spelling mistakes in this book, I can't even name them all. On the issue featuring Mischa Barton (Marissa from the O.C.) the spelt her name "Misha" and her onscreen name "Marisa", view the February issue for yourself. Also, they spelt Frankie Muniz (Malcolm from Malcolm in the Middle)'s name Frankie Munyze. Other than the immense amount of errors in spelling, I like this magazine. I bought it for the free nail art, but as I read inside the mag, I realized, "Hmm .. this is good." and I bought another issue.


title: From a 10 year old Kiki subscriber

text:
Kiki is a good magazine for girls who love fashion, but not just fashion like makeup and stuff.  It has really good ideas for how to reuse old clothes and there are crafts you can make with recycled things.  They go to different places that are fun to read about, like Paris and the Hershey Chocolate Factory.  There is also a design contest in every issue and it is fun to try out new ideas.  They have models, and it is fun to look at the different clothing and say "Hey, I have that" and then you can make your own outfit.  Most issues have an article about a girl who has a business or a hobby--like one issue had an article about a girl who made comics, and another one about sisters who made jewelry, and another about sisters who made lip balm.  I just really like Kiki.  The only thing that I don't like about it is that it only comes every two months!

(From her mother:  I love that Kiki celebrates real girls--their models look like your daughter's best friend, not a mini supermodel--and they teach actual principles of design and fashion as an art form, and encourage girls to explore their own sense of style.  The content never encourages girls to mature too quickly, as many other publications aimed at teens seem to do--instead it broadens their horizons and helps them develop confidence and a strong sense of self.  I could not be more enthusiastic in my recommendation!)