title: One of my all-time favorites!

text:
As a scientist/educator, I enjoy reading about current science being done in all fields, whether neuroscience or astronomy. We get so specialized in our fields sometimes, we forget about the other sciences which we are not personally involved in. This is one of the better science journals for laypeople who have limited background in most sciences. It's great for me, and I have a large background in most sciences. But so much happens in all areas of scientific endeavor that it is impossible to keep up with. So a magazine like Discover helps to close the gap on my personal ignorance in other areas of science besides neuroscience.
Discover is by the same people running Discovery Channel. Their information is good, they do the research, and they often broach difficult and contrary science concepts which may not be mainstream yet. Their writers and editors do an excellent job. My own personal favorite article each month is Vital Signs, from doctors about medical cases that may be strange or that need to be brought to the attention of the public. I always read that first.
This is a good magazine for high school students to have access to in addition to the regular science textbooks. The type of information given often makes science more accessible for high school students. They can see why someone would choose to go into particular fields of science, and why research is needed.
I do not always agree with the information given. Too many times, it seems that Discover and its editors promote ideas or new medical concepts/technology which has not been proven. As always, lay readers should be sure to get a variety of inputs and information, as well as second opinions before accepting what is said by Discover or any other source. An example of this is the retinal implant spoken about in 2001. Readers should not go asking their physicians about such technology for themselves, but should do as much research as possible prior to making a decision on experimental procedures.
Karen SAdler,
Science Education,
University of Pittsburgh


title: on the cover of the Rolling Stone....

text: used to mean something.... now it's a joke.  Reminds me of the classic George Carlin line... Joan Rivers has turned into one of the people she used to make fun of...  Rolling Stone has turned into the kind of rag it used to deride.


title: Rarely lives up to its own name ..and never to ...FRETS!

text:
Acoustic Guitar Magazine rose from the ashes of the far superior magazine FRETS. For those of you too young to remember FRETS was an off shoot of Guitar Player Magazine and was  an absolute bible for acoustic  musicians. FRETS featured contributions by legendary writers like Mark Hanson and covered actual string instrument players regardless of their ability to sell magazines but based on their  ability as players and what they offered the readers in the way of education and enlightenment.

Since its beginnings  Acoustic Guitar Magazine has only flirted with covering real guitar players and they've NEVER covered GRAMMY  winners like Ed Gerhard or international Fingerstyle Champion Doug Smith! Acoustic Guitar Magazine regularly features interviews with the same  tired singer songwriters (some who play well ,some who are marginal guitar players) and even Rock stars...hoping to sell magazines to casual passers by at magazine racks I guess. Recently they did feature a player Andy McKee, but he is something  of an internet sensation (as they call him) and frankly,  everything he's done has been done better by Preston Reed (another artist never featured on  their cover and  barely noticed by the magazine)...and lets see there is also Laurence Juber (2 x  GRAMMY winner) who has produced nearly 20 acoustic  guitar albums and soundtracks  but has never  featured on the cover of Acoustic Guitar Magazine and  was only truly featured inside about 16 years ago! The list of great Acoustic Guitar players not covered in that magazine is longer than the ones  they have covered in their 20 years.

What I am saying is that this magazine doesn't live up to its name and is an overpriced waste to subscribe to. Read it in 2-5 minutes at the news stand or book  store of your choice and maybe buy one copy a year that  amazingly has some  content! Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine was a welcome addition to the periodical world when they entered the game nearly 20 years ago as they did fill the huge gap between Acoustic Guitar Magazine and FRETS..but sadly that bi-monthly magazine seems to have lost its  focus and  its  editorial staff seems to have interests elsewhere.


title: Lots of Great Articles

text: Like the magazine but received several emails about using the digital app that came with the subscription. I get enough ads and junk on my phone as it is now. Would give 5 stars if not for that.


title: Lots of great and helpful articles


title: Death to the Statists!

text: I just started getting Reason in the mail and have to agree that it is significantly superior to merely downloading the articles online. "Brickbats" is probably my favorite section as most of us instinctively like short articles that convey a significant amount of information. Perhaps some of you are like me in that you are predominantly conservative but have now become alienated by the habits of the Grand Old Spending Party and seek a level of ideological purity that cannot be found within Republican sources. If so, you'll be attracted to Reason as well. Its uniqueness is what makes preferrable to the rest of the stuff out there. The truth of the matter is that the statists, rather than the Democrats alone, are the true enemy of the people of the United States.


title: Bountiful...but Biased.

text: I have to admit that I'm a big fan of the New Yorker. To me it embodies the phase je ne sais quoi. There are not too many magazines out there offering up the type of information and entertainment which it does. Its reporting is exceptional and I greatly enjoy the extended pieces on topics which other journals don't explore in the same detail. To the denizen of New York, its early page descriptions of city life are intriguing and undoubtedly invaluable even if they are bewildering to the non-resident (like this reviewer). I also enjoy its art and its cartoons. The one reason that I cannot give it more than a three star rating is due to the rampant leftist bias of its political coverage. This is something which it needs to be more honest about. In the most recent issue, I read a The Talk of the Town concerning the State of the Union Address and was appalled by the partisan slant of its writer who happens to be the senior editor, Hendrik Hertzberg. The skewed prism in which he views the world was so obvious that I began laughing. He mentions the Republican minority's vain efforts to respond after Johnson's speech in 1966 along with the weakness of Dole's minority rebuttal in 1996, but then raves about the great work done by James Webb the other night. What a surprise! Then he plays the shill for the Democratic Party by pretending that they have presented a policy for Iraq when they clearly have not. A truly honest and reputable publication should inform readers of the angle from which they process political events, but the New Yorker fails to do so. This a black mark against an otherwise outstanding magazine.


title: Well Done but for the Upper Crust.

text: This magazine is rather interesting as it should come with a socio-economic rating because you need to have a certain amount of wealth to appreciate it. It's not for middle class guys like this reviewer as, even if I wanted to, I could never afford most of the stuff advertised in these pages. In the last issue, I read about vacation ideas which I may or may be able to afford in 30 years--provided I'm still alive. Ads for Porsches and the like are rather lost on me. It does keep its promise though as it focuses on the good life and all which this phrase encompasses. Unlike Maxim or GQ, it's short on women and big on stuff. All the accoutrements of the playboy lifestyle are on parade here. One could spend a fortune even if they took seriously only half of these suggestions. I even saw a ski jacket for $2,500; it must be nice to have that kind of disposable income. Anyway, the cigar content is thorough and interesting. I do wish that there were more articles about cigars in general as opposed to ones concerning particular brands and ratings. Overall, the quality of the features and production is excellent even though it will have limited appeal for the average person.


title: Worth the Money but Best When Free.

text: I sometimes read this when I go to a cardroom where they have free copies to take with you and I enjoy it everytime. The interviews are excellent and they usually have big name players writing articles which increases its "street cred," if you will. I love the website and followed its WSOP blog meticulously over the summer so I could keep up with the action and root for Greg Raymer from a distance. Also, I took advantage of the free email address they offer which is handy on top of being pretty cool. Cardplayer is the next best thing to reading a serious  book.


title: Nearly Perfect.

text: The Weekly Standard is not as strong as the National Review.  That being said, it's tough to find much wrong with this magazine.  Furthermore, as it is published about twice as often as NR, comparisons between the two are not just.  As for editors, Fred Barnes is about as good as they get.  He's a spotlight of cheer on Foxnews, and he is on these pages as well.  Their book reviews are great and their parodies are the first thing you should turn to when you receive a copy (they're found on the last page).  As for reporting, I can say without reservation that Matt Labash is the most entertaining investigative journalist in America today!  I love his stuff and it's hard to resist telling your friends about all the things he observes while he's in the field.  His, "Among the Puppeteers," was one of my favorites back in 2000.  They have digital access for subscribers only and on Saturday mornings their site is the first thing I check for newsworthy articles.


title: The Greatest Journal Ever!

text: Actually, I'm not kidding or overstating my assessment.  This is a journal where Western Civilization is defended and glorified ten times a year.  So often we hear the phrase "the best and the brightest" but there can be no denying that this absolutely applies to the crew of The New Criterion.<br />There is no finer mind in America than Roger Kimball's, and, for those of you who are unfamiliar with his books, I'm sure you'll find yourself agreeing with my observation half way through his treatise on the sixties called "The Long March."  I like to consider TNC as covering every area of the artistic continuum as it allows novices like myself to become familiar with domains that we would never explore otherwise.  Poetry, dance, painting, and opera are all areas that TNC analyzes in depth.  It's writers are among the strongest in the Anglosphere.  James Panero, Anthony Daniels, Jay Nordlinger, and the incredibly humorous Mark Steyn will provide you with both education and delight.  I've been a subscriber since 2001 and plan to keep on the rolls right until death takes me.


title: Keeps its standard of excellent - never disappoints

text: Lives up to its long standing excellant reputation. Educational, informative, wonderful photos. Love it.


title: Many Great Ideas

text: I always love Real Simple because it has lots of information that is fun to read.  Some of the things may not be in my budget, but I can use the ideas to copy.  Love it.


title: Five Stars

text: a taste of paradise with every turn of the page


title: Five Stars

text: have enjoyed it for years...


title: General "Golly Gee Whiz" Science

text:
I guess we live in the "sound bite" generation.  It seems like we expect every form of media to present everything in three to five minute sound predigested form.  That is exactly what you get with "Popular Science."  Perhaps in our busy world we can only take things in such short bites.  If so, this magazine is perfect for the person who only has fifteen minutes to catch up on the state of science.

I looked through various issues of "Popular Science" and began with the table of contents.  I see an article about weapons in space, and the table of contents shows that the article is eight pages long.  That sounds interesting.  I flip over to the article and find that the total amount of print fills just about two pages, and the rest is pictures.  I think I have read longer articles about space weapons in the non-science magazine "Time."  Perhaps this article was a fluke, so I flip to "The Worst Jobs in Science."

This seven page article has more print.  This article has nearly four pages of actual writing.  Wow.  I am impressed.  Of course, this in depth article contains tidbits about what it is like to be an orangutan pee collector.  I will admit that this article did use some scientific words like "ketone" and "reproductive-hormone levels."  I was feeling more scientific at this point.  I decide to see what else the magazine has to offer.

I start flipping pages and see all sorts of product advertisements.  There must be more articles.  Wait.  Those are not advertisements; they are descriptions of high tech toys.  I only thought they were advertisements because they looked like advertisements.

In fairness to "Popular Science," I am guessing that their target audience wants stuff munched into digestible little articles so that they can grasp just a teeny bit about a subject in about two minutes.  Obviously you are not going to become an expert in a few minutes.  The article above did not explain what "ketone" was (this is where you go hit the internet and find out what ketone is, assuming you really want to know), and what ketone tells scientists.  However, if you want to be informed about something, but you only want to know it exists without knowing the how or why, then this magazine is probably perfect for you.  Perhaps you can even impress your guests by leaving this magazine on the coffee table.  Unless they are scientists or engineers, of course, then you may want to move your copy to another place until they are gone.


title: More than just Science Fiction

text:
Sci Fi Magazine is billed as the official magazine of the Science Fiction Channel.  However, you should know that this magazine covers more than just science fiction and much more than the Science Fiction Channel.  There is coverage of horror, fantasy, related video games, and books.

The two most extensive areas of coverage for the magazine are movies and television.  In the issue I received were articles on new movies and current and planned television series.  In case you think that this magazine is one big advertisement for this type of entertainment, think again.  One article used the term "shlock-fest" to describe a movie (that I too think could be described by that terminology).  Some articles are more in-depth than others, with some being short summaries, and others including quotes from directors, producers and actors.

In addition to the coverage of movies and television, DVD releases are covered.  Included in many of the reviewing articles are grades so that you clearly know what the reviewer thought about the movie.  While in the particular edition I reviewed I did not see any "Fs," I did see one "D."  I will leave you to find which movies receive such a poor grade yourself, though I will also tell you that I agreed with all the grades with the exception of one.

I was impressed that this magazine covered books as well as video games.  It seems to me that most magazines cover video games these days, so there was little surprise there, but when a magazine that appears to heavily weighted to television and movies covers books, even if the coverage was limited to one section, then Sci Fi Magazine truly makes all media related to the genre its own.

Having moved away from current video games, I am unable to speak about the quality of the video game reviews.  However, once again there were grades for each of the video games, with enough explanation why the grade was received to justify the grade.  One article about a certain video game based on a mega-hit fantasy trilogy explained that the graphics were incredible, justifying a higher grade, but the game play was sometimes tedious because you had to find a specific character during a battle (involving hundreds?) at exactly the right time, which kept the game from being a winner.

I stress again that this magazine covers more than just science fiction.  In fact, I would say that the issue I reviewed contained more horror than science fiction, and about as much fantasy as science fiction.  The magazine includes animé its scope as well.  There was a tantalizing article about the impending release of early Miyazaki films (though the article stressed that the release had been delayed several times, so you should not hold your breath - note that reviews are time capsules, so the early Miyazaki might have been released by the time you read this).

The editors and authors of this magazine are well versed in all these genres, and are readily able to relate the history of a particular film and its predecessors, as well as directors and actors, and any other individuals involved in a particular form of entertainment.

I have struggled to find a media magazine that talks intelligently to a reader about things they find interesting, versus whether they are dating or the clothes they wear and other mundane, irrelevant trivia.  What I want to know is whether the movie, television show, video game, DVD, book, or whatever, is any good.  What was the director's vision?  Explain more what the actors have to say about the film, assuming they have something intelligent to say.  While Sci Fi Magazine has a few minor annoyances (there were a couple of actor's quotes that related more to irrelevancies than something substantive), in general this magazine is the best single source of coverage for science fiction, fantasy, horror and animé movies, television, and DVDs, with additional coverage of video games and books.  Once you try this magazine you may find yourself addicted.

Thanks to the folks at Sovereign Media, Inc., for providing me with a copy of this magazine.


title: In Depth Factual Stories, Brilliant Photographs

text:
I have read issues of National Geographic that date back to the last century.  In those early times the articles were often more sterile and factual, but still just as interesting.  In many cases those articles are more interesting today, because we see the world of then through the eyes of the relatively objective viewers of then.
Geography covers more than just land masses and forests.  National Geographic is not about "national," it is about our entire universe; National Geographic refers to "The National Geographic Society," rather than the breadth of coverage.  In the decades that I have been reading National Geographic, articles have covered everything from the Earth's core, to the deepest oceans, to the people living on the land and the land itself, the mountains and skies above us, and the whole universe.  Warning: if you are a creationist then I would avoid this magazine.
The breadth of the magazine is well matched by its depth.  Articles in the last decades have covered genes, atomic science, microbial life, how remote sensing technologies work, lasers, frequencies, such as those that make up color and the all the invisible spectra, and so many more that it is impossible to list them in a 1000 word review.  Virtually every major issue possible to be covered that is related to geography has had at least one article in Geographic, and thousands of not-so-major issues.  There was even an article on holography!
The core of the magazine is still geography as we grew up believing geography to be.  There have been articles on Lake Baikal, a wonderful trek through the still wild and swampy jungles of Africa, excellent articles on caves and national parks of all nations, glorious color pictures of undersea life and animals of all shapes, sizes and description, and the ever popular insects and arachnids, to name but a fraction.
National Geographic has always been famous for the pictures.  A recent addition to the magazine has been a brief article describing a picture that did not quite make the cut for a featured article.  The brief summary explains why the editor, writer or photographer was enamored of a particular picture, and why the picture was not used in the article.  This article provides a wonderful insight into the marriage of photography and prose for each article in every magazine; a primer for would-be editors.
While National Geographic does have an environmental lean in reporting, it is remarkably balanced.  The needs of affected populations such as fisherman, farmers, and people in general are reported alongside commentary on how people have damaged an ecosystem or caused the extinction of another species.  There always seems to be a note of glee when the needs of ecology and the needs of people are in balance or when people have benefited from improving or guarding an ecosystem.
There are few adult magazines that I feel are sufficiently balanced in their reporting that I am comfortable providing unlimited access to children.  While there are occasional articles that are quite bloody, which is to be expected when dealing with humans and animals, the blood is real and not staged.  While I would not expose a very young child to such imagery, older children need to learn of the realities of the world.  I remember when I was first exposed to National Geographic 40 years ago I found some of the images disturbing, but those same images helped prepared me for some of the harsh realities of life outside my home, my city, my country and even my solar system and galaxy.
National Geographic has been an important magazine in my life for about 40 years.  I was fortunate to go to a high school with magazines that dated back more than 70 years, and spent many free hours reading those old magazines, with all black and white photographs.  What an incredible perspective this magazine gives us on the world and how we and our knowledge have changed in the course of the last 100 years.  What a wonderful way to discover those changes.  This excellent and educational magazine is for those interested in people, science, geography, the world, and the universe.


title: Wide Appeal and Good Value

text:
If you are one whose definition of rock music is fairly elastic and whose taste in rock music is eclectic, then I recommend Mojo Magazine to you. I haven't read all magazines relating to music of course, but of those I have, Mojo does the best job covering the music scene today. Its approach is fresh and its appeal wide.

Unlike some of the other music mags around, it is one that the whole family can read and probably find something musically meaningful to each. Its writers, whose taste in music is broad, approach music without allowing personal prejudices to color their articles. They can find as much merit in a new Nick Cave CD as they do in a new Bert Bacharach effort, if the music is worthwhile and they do it without gushing. A recent issue highlighted Bob Dylan, Marianne Faithfull, and Sid Vicious of the Sex Pistols each of which certainly appeal to different audiences.

The thing I like best about Mojo is that each issue comes with a CD featuring various artists doing whatever type of music that is the focus of the month's lead article. The CD really adds value and has me anticipating the next one. I never thought I'd like the Sex Pistols, but when I heard the feature CD of songs that influenced them, I understood their music a lot better.

You might get a better deal on the magazine than is offered here if you go to the bookstore, find the magazine, and look for an insert bearing a special offer. That's what I did. Whatever way you decide to try the magazine is up to you, but I'd be surprised if you didn't find it informative, enjoyable, and money well spent.


title: best ever reading this for years

text: best ever reading this for years


top rated by me love this magazine- I am an avid home cook and this rocks


title: Magazine for Horse Lovers

text: This is a perfect gift if you have a horse enthusiast in your family.  Person receiving this magazine subscription was very happy with same.


title: great magazine

text: tells me all i need to know about pro tennis<br />great source to purchase tennis clothes, racquets, etc


title: Just TRY to unsubscribe -- they dare you

text:
A few years ago I had a bad experience stopping my online subscription and had to make multiple calls before everything was resolved, but I attributed it to a single bad experience. When we were ready to make a major purchase I signed up again. Big mistake. I called before my subscription ended, and I jumped through hoops to find a person. A cold, snippy person, no less, who assured me "it was taken care of."  Right. I balanced my checkbook tonight, and there it was, their annual tithe.

I found it extremely obnoxious that they required an auto renewal in the first place, but if this is going to be their policy they should at least learn to do it properly. The way it works now smacks of taking advantage of their readers, and I have had enough. I will never again subscribe online or in paper to their publication. They have a lot of competition now, so I don't think I'm going to suffer from a lack of information, especially since they increasingly feature hard hitting reviews on things like brownie mix.

I remember that last time it took them weeks to credit their money grab back into my account. I'm not looking for a big improvement this time either.


title: MCN

text:
This magazine is actually fairly amazing. There is no advertising so you get more of an unbiased review of various motorcycles and related products.  It is pretty technical, but also filled with lots of great articles.

This is definitely worth the price, you will learn a lot, and deepen your knowledge of motorcycles.

I look forward to it every month. If you love motorcycles buy this. You will not be disappointed.


Love finding magazines that I like at great prices!  Rachael always has several recipes that I tear out to try later!


title: Five Stars

text: SPORTSSSSSSS


title: No magazines received yet!

text: We ordered 4-Wheel Magazine on January 4th. The estimated subscription starting date on Amazon website says MAY 4TH!!! It was supposed to be a birthday gift...I guess it will just be early for NEXT YEAR!!!


title: Love the magazine.

text: Why did I wait so long to try this magazine? Wonderful!


title: Stylish subscription!

text: I am enjoying my subscription! On time every month !


title: Make it and break it

text: I've been a subscriber for many years. I'm a huge fan. I can't say anything about a magazine that teaches you to crap in a bucket.


title: An interesting magazine.

text: I enjoy the magazine. Always have articles of interest.


title: Beautiful pictures

text: It was okay. I would have more kitchen designs.


title: Five Stars

text: great price on a great mag


title: He loves it

text: This was a Christmas gift for my husband & he loves it!


title: Favorite magazine of the moment

text: Enjoyable magazine with beautiful photos and great information on coastal towns


title: Not what it used to be

text: We've subscribed to this magazine for years. They are now politically correct and feature Gay and minority folks. They seem to omit white heterosexual men. I will never again subscribe to this magazine. By the way I'm Hispanic.


title: Good Read

text: I enjoy this publication very much.  There is always something to inspire me and tips that are helpful.


title: Five Stars

text: I always look forward to the Pastel Journal and always learn something from each issue.


title: Pretentious, but entertaining.

text: The more I read it the more high class I feel.


title: Never provided

text: Never provided.


title: Endless ad - worst magazine for content

text: This magazine provides nothing more than endless ads for the rich. It offers no value to anyone who owns a yacht, maintains a yacht, or plans to buy a yacht below the $1 million dollar mark. Not actually a magazine, more a catalogue of ways to get rid of millions of dollars.


title: Superficial and trivial

text: I subscribed to this publication after I purchased a copy locally. After two issues I am ready to cancel. I need info and ideas to help me farm. There is a heavy emphasis on livestock, which I do not have. The actual farm production articles are brief, superficial and lacking in technical data. The pictures are pretty, but I don't need recipes, pet photos and other nonsense. The info in this mag is not as good as your average organic garden mag, and certainly not much help for a serious farmer. If you farm for tax reasons or just want a cheaper version of Country Living, you may like it. If you don't and you really need to make money farming, try Acres. It's a bit "out there" sometimes but you will get solid info from real farmers like Joe Salatin.[[ASIN:B000EGD2T6 Acres U.S.A.]]


title: I really like this magazine except for I was hoping it would ...

text: I really like this magazine except for I was hoping it would also come with some $$ and a dude who can do all the things in the magazine, but besides not meeting those expectations it is a fine publication and if you are looking for a magazine that give you lots of good ideas while simultaneously making you feel like crap cuz your house does not look this good... this is the magazine for you!


title: I look forward to every issue...

text: I’ve been reading this magazine for years and look forward to receiving every issue.  So many great decorating, gardening, recipe ideas and stories that continue to warm my soul.


title: Magazine To Be Discontinued 1/2009

text: I personally have no problem with this magazine, I've never even seen it actually. My low rating is more targeted at the fact that I ordered it 12/2008 only to find out it is being discontinued in 1/2009. Seems odd that you are able to order a magazine subscription that you will never receive an issue of. Boo.


title: Love it

text: Great price


title: Five Stars

text: Insightful reviews and always interesting comparisons.


title: Useful information

text:
The magazine provides many helpful hints and I look forward to every issue. I generally do not subscribe to magazines, but O is very visually appealing  and informative.I will definitely keep the copies to share with future generations.

Thanks O


title: A blast from the past

text: Reader's Digest is a lot smaller than it used to be, but I'll enjoy reading it.


title: Grandson loves it

text: We bought it as a Xmas gift and he loves them


title: Five Stars

text: love the magazine!


title: Great magazine

text: Recently received my first issue and I was very pleased with it.  I'm looking forward to more issues.


title: Fun ideas

text: Love this magazine. It inspires fun ideas and makes them "do-able." Their tips alone are great. The projects, even better.


title: Loved it

text: Was expecting them to come each month but got all the magazines at one time. Little disappointed in that but the kids loved it


title: Early twenties at best

text: I thought when I bought this mag I was subscribing to a quick read type of Cosmo. Little did I know that it's just a step above seventeen magazine. I was extremely let down. If your 20 this is the mag for you. If you are 35, just get the real thing (Cosmo).


title: Great little magazine

text: This is a great magazine for international travelers.  Lots of useful, informational news.  Always looking forward to the next issue!


title: Five Stars

text: worked well, get the Mag in a timely basis


title: Wonderful

text: I have ordered this in the pass and will order again.  Very interesting and informative. Order it and you won't be sorry


title: Beautiful

text: Beautiful Magazine, each page is lovely. Great quality paper.


title: The little boy I gave Ask to as a gift ...

text: The little boy I gave Ask to as a gift loves the magazine! He told his mom he wanted to give a subscription to his teacher for her two sons!


title: Five Stars

text: Very much enjoy this magazine.  Get ideas inside and info as to upcoming events.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine for the price.


title: Great magazine - a little bit of everything

text: These are the only magazines I wont cut up for the recipes in my recipe book. It not only provides recipes but also why you should and shouldn't use certain ingredients. I just picked up the holiday issue and it talked about green bean casserole, which I don't really care for, but I'm actually considering trying it. Their instruction of using the regular dried onions + bread crumbs to make it better sounds interesting. It detailed what happened when they used other ingredients. I also appreciate the testing of new equipment. For example, in the holiday issue they reviewed prep bowls. The ones I thought about buying were rated bad because of static electricity made the product stick to the sides. VERY helpful. Plus, I'm a visual person and there's always a picture index in the back so I know what it's supposed to look like and I can look very quickly to see if I want to buy the issue or make certain recipes.


title: Reliable Source, Great Magazine

text: Magazines started coming at the expected time without a hitch!


This magazine is one of the ultimately best,  well written publication. Articles are well researched, articulate. Pictures are excellent and even with the advertising; they don't irritate you


title: WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO "NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE?"

text:
Fifty-seven years ago, an older gentleman that I worked with suggested I become a member of National Geographic. My hobby was then and still is amateur radio and I conversed, using Morse code, to fellow radio enthusiasts all over the world. He said this magazine would open up the world to me and he would be willing to sponsor me to become a member.
  Well, that was one of the best decisions I ever made. I read the magazine from cover to cover and even loved looking at the great advertisements, such as Cadillac automobiles. Over many years, I also have recommended the NG to friends and family and gave subscriptions as Christmas presents.
  Then, several years ago, NG changed the paper and finish to a different type and queried members how they liked it. I was not impressed at all with the quality and appearance and gave my opinion to NG. The NG made the revision permanent to my disappointment but I could live with it.
  In the last few years, the magazine has changed drastically in many aspects. The magazine has transformed from geography and culture to opinionated social issues, anti-police position, anti-capitalism, and liberal political agenda. Also, political editorials are the last thing I want to read expressing the editor’s ideology. The NG should be politically neutral and stick to geography, space, and other related topics.
  The colorful graphics and charts look impressive at a glance but are difficult to gather clear data. The change to small font and font type to cut printing cost has made it difficult for this subscriber and other fellow members to read.
  Customer service is horrible! My experience has been that people that filled those positions are rude, difficult to understand, and can’t answer simple questions. The NG website is also sub-standard and needs to be updated and improved.
  When my membership ends in 2021, I will not be renewing it. I no longer recommend this publication.


title: Four Stars

text: love auto renewal!! This is the best horse magazine to keep up with latest equine health matters.


title: auto renewal

text: this is great!!! getting my favorite magazine renewed each year at a great price without me having to worry about whether or not I have renewed. I love this service.


title: review

text: i did not order auto renewal....and there was an additional discount offered which i was not given


title: I love this magazine

text: Love sports but it would be so much better if I actually received it. Paying for but not getting it is criminal.  But even worse is telling amazon and them ignoring my complaint.


title: Great for a young woman

text: Our 18-year-old daughter loves the magazine.  It's not too young, and not too old.  She looks forward to getting it every month.


title: Fascinating!

text: Short info sections. Awesome pix.


title: My husband love this magazine!

text: My husband absolutely loves this magazine! He is always finding projects to work on out of it. He gets to work on the ideas in the garage and I get new stuff that he's built for me! Win, Win!


title: Best massage magazine in the industry

text: I've found Massage & Bodywork magazine to be by far the best magazine in the massage profession. Articles are informative, entertaining, and relevant. Some of the biggest names in the profession are frequent contributors, which gives the mag a voice of authority that the others lack.


title: National Geographic

text: We have been subscribing to National Geographic for many years.  It is just a superior magazine with always interesting articles.  A must for families with school children


title: Smithsonian

text: One of our favorite magazines.  Always different and  interesting articles.  I would certainly recommend this magazine for children as well as adults.


title: Sports Illustrated

text: This is my husband's favorite magazine.  Lately, I 've been reading it before he gets to it.  Some great stories by some great writers.


title: Really?

text: Dumbest magazine ever


title: Five Stars

text: Great deal and the first one came quickly.


title: The best!

text: Absolutely the best news magazine you can buy.  Read it every week to stay informed - and sometimes entertained.


title: Like this mag.

text: Very nice mag. Has a lot of good ideas. I enjoy reading it.


title: Not like it once was .. so many ads

text: I just signed up and received the June issue in the first week of August.  Within the next week I received 3 more issues.  So I received 4 issues within 1 week.  The sad thing is I spent about 10 minutes and was done with all 4 issues.  Not like it once was, so many ads, the good articles .. not so much anymore.


title: Golf Magazine

text: I look forward to receiving each month's issue. Well written and informative articles, and enjoy reading about the new equipment.


title: Three Stars

text: I like the magazine but it came up under a search for large print magazines and it is not.


title: I like the magazine but it came up when I searched ...

text: I like the magazine but it came up when I searched for large print and it was not delivered as such.


title: Five Stars

text: Always a great read and a a low low cost.


The Phantom of the Movie's VideoScope Magazine (Fall 2006, Issue 60) Editor/ Publisher - The Phantom of the Movies

Website: [...]

Email: phanmedia@aol.com

The glossy covers usually feature cult icons and Hammer horror monsters. The pages inside have a similar feel to a newspaper. At first glance this may dissuade you from buying it, but you would be missing out on the wide variety of reviews it features.

What comes standard in every issue are "The Phantom Speaks" (Editor's Note),"Phantom Pheedback" (Letters from Readers), and "Phantom Phlashes" (one column of upcoming horror movies/ news).

But it is the wide variety of movie reviews that VideoScope is best known for. There are new DVD release reviews spawning 80 total covering horror and other genres complete with a Review Index at the back for reference. There is something here for everyone whether you like horror, cult, underground, imported, sci-fi, Westerns, animation, or documentaries. There are also the self-explanatory sections such as "Arthouse Video", "Nazi Business", "Asian Invasion", "Mondo Retro", "Cult Corner", "Best of Anime", "TV Terrors", and more! And a "Phantom Bookshelf" is included which covers a few new genre books that hit the market.

Mixed in with the many review sections are a few long interviews as well. Scott Voisin's Character Kings" profiles veteran genre actor Ray Wise (Twin Peaks, RoboCop, Jeepers Creepers 2). Verne Langdon is covered in "Monster Star Memories" and speaks fondly of everyone from Vincent Price to a boozy Lon Chaney Jr. to a feisty Mae West. "Jeff Burr: Scare Sequels to Wartime Terror" by Calum Waddell explores Burr's film history from his directorial debut "From a Whisper to a Scream" to his sequels with Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3, Pumpkinhead 2, Stepfather 2 to his current horrific non-horror film "Straight into Darkness". Interviewer Calum then turns his sights on John Hancock, director of "Let's Scare Jessica to Death" and "Mayhem".

Generally speaking, the immense list of reviews and genres covered is great. Not many mags could pull this much off. Unfortunately, there is not much in the way of industry news or previews. No genre music, comic books, and merchandise are covered at all. And the feel of the mag is PG-13 with old school horror icons on the covers, which may not appeal to hardcore Horrorites.

Cost: $24 for 6 Issues through VideoScope, Or $17 for 4 Issues from Amazon.

Bottom Line: If reading genre movie reviews gets you excited, then this is the mag for you. Anyone looking for an all-encompassing genre look, you may want to go elsewhere.

Rating: 7.5/10

Molly Celaschi

[...]


title: Great Magazine

text: My husband just loves this Wood Magazine and also ask me if I have seen his new one if he thinks it's been too long since he received his last issue.  We have tired other types of woodworking magazines and have canceled his subscriptions to them all except for Wood, the only one we renew year after year!


title: Five Stars

text: Gift to bro in law.


title: Clear recipes with all of the reasons listed for why to make it the way they suggest!

text: Must have for any chef!


title: Five Stars

text: Great Stories/Awesome recipes!


title: Bring back the old AD, please!

text: I subscribed to Architectural Digest for many years, but I let my subscription lapse last year when the new editor made changes that completely gutted the magazine.  Messy beds and children's toys strewn all over?  I don't need a very expensive upscale publication to show me scenes like that.  Please, AD, bring back the original concept.  Your readership numbers would improve.


title: ANYWHERE Living

text: I subscribed for over thirty years, and it was always the magazine I looked forward to most every month.  When Time bought it, SL became like a poorer quality Good Housekeeping.  No real southerner needs for someone from New York to identify for them what is southern.  How would they even know?  What a disapointment for all of SL's loyal readership.


title: Always fun to page through

text: Not sure why there is such a delay in getting it to you


title: Kindle and Popular photography

text: I would like to get Popular Photgraphy on my Kindle but it is not available. Does anyone know if and/or when this will happen?


title: terrible service, terrible PR

text:
I signed up for a one-year subscription. After ~4 months I called to find out what the problem was. I was met by the biggest c___ I have ever had the "pleasure" to speak with. When I told her she was not displaying the best attitude to a paying customer, one who received nothing for their money, her response was, "well at least you will be getting your subscription"...as if that was amazing on her part.
THEN, I received ONE magazine, and then NONE Since!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This was the second time I had trouble trying to get and give MJ subscriptions.

I love the writing, but not that much. I have better things to do. And with PR like that, they will never get any donations from me again - learn how to run your company better first.


title: It is awesome

text: I love it.


title: I cook from EVERY issue!

text: I've been subscribing to this for about 2 years and I just love when my new copy is waiting for me in my mailbox.  My first reflex is to go to the very last page in the magazine for the "cookie of the month".  I earmark different recipies and, on average, I make at least 4-6 recipies out of every issue.  They range from easy to difficult recipies.  There are straight-forward recipies like "Meatloaf" and difficult ones like "Procutio stuffed chicken with wine and capers".  I love to give this as a gift too.  I even like the size of the magazine (it's small, maybe 4X6 inches)!!!  They all fit in the drawer of my hutch.  All in all, I LOVE THIS MAGAZINE!  Subscribe if you haven't already!


title: Not a Monthly Magazine

text: Son a little disappointed that he doesn't get one every month.


title: Five Stars

text: A classic magazine that remains great.


title: RECEVIED **SAME EXACT** ISSUE TWICE

text:
I was excited for them but I should've read the comments section thoroughly before subscribing. The 2 magazines (which are the exact same one, literally) I received are mainly just full of ads.

Summary: Received duplicate issues and issue was full of ads. Disappointed


title: Best stories and recipes

text:
I have read Yankee magazine for years and it never
fails to meet my expectations.  True stories, beautiful pictures
of where to visit in New England, excellent recipes from New Englanders,
and the photography is supberb!!!!!


title: Experience Pseudoscience Lies

text: Experience life through the lens of a fear-mongering bovine-excrement slinger. Seriously, this rag is complete tripe. They spread the worst kind of pseudoscience, the kind that will endanger your life, and throw around "paid shill" ad hominem attacks on anyone who dares to call them out for their errors. If you're looking for logic fallacies, you've come to the right place. Otherwise, I would steer clear. Besides, I hear their pages are made out of a rash inducing GMO ladden component...you can't even wipe your backside with this filth.


title: best magazine

text: my husband and I always look forward to getting this and picking new recipes for the month. the picture table of contents is great. and some of the dishes have become staples in our home.


title: Mostly high priced ads. I’m a new Santa Fe ...

text: Mostly high priced ads. I’m a new Santa Fe resident. Don’t need to see ads for multi-million dollar homes. Won’t renew.


title: best photos ever

text: This magazine has the most beautiful outdoor photography I've seen in a long time. It has inspired us to take our vacation in Arizona to see some of these places in person!


title: Informative and Entertaining

text: Very cool reads!


title: The best puzzles book

text: The best games magazine.  It has the most interesting puzzles.


title: Five Stars

text: For me a great photog magazine.  Illustrates varied examples of pictures.


title: I have found so many little helpful suggestion for around ...

text: I have found so many little helpful suggestion for around the house and car, I have probably saved about a years worth of effort and a couple of years of subscription cost in savings!


title: Fun magazine to flip through

text: Fun magazine to flip through.  Has some good ideas.  Helps you come up with your own solutions by giving you professional ways of handling handyman types of things.


title: Good magazine

text: Great magazine, but lots of the articles can be click-baitey or just repetitive and similar


title: Didn't miss an issue

text: Got this here instead of re-upping by mail as I normally do.  I've been reading it most of my life, so is that recommendation enough?  =)


title: Old friend revisited

text: Finally got a new subscription to the Smithsonian.  Really missed it the last few years.  For my money, it and Air & Space are my two most favorite magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: Field & Stream has been one of my favorites since forever, so it's not hard to rate.


title: No longer published as a monthly subscription

text: I LOVE this magazine and I'm crushed it will no longer be published as a monthly magazine. The publishers are making it a quarterly newstand only item. BOO! Very sad news.


title: Five Stars

text: My dad loved his birthday present! Thank you!


title: Great Magazine, BUT PRINT IS SO SMALL! HARD TO READ!

text: The magazine is a gem.  However, after trying to read it, with my glasses ( not a strong prescription), THE PRINT IS SO SMALL, IT'S TOO DIFFICULT AND STRAINING ON THE EYES TO READ.<br />I stopped reading it because it became frustrating as the print is so fine.


title: Great Magazine

text: I get great ideas from Do it Yourself!!!😊


title: Good for car enthusiasts.

text: It’s a good magazine.


title: Misleading Title/Poor Customer Service

text:
The content is more in line with young women, not 'Girls'.  Very disappointed in the content; its incredibly inappropriate and seems to only contain gossip, 'fashion', and questionable activities for this age range (boys? dating? at this age?!?!?).  What happened to encouraging young ladies to use their brains, have manners and strive for personal excellence?

On the customer service side - response time was dismal.  I had contacted them because the few issues that did arrive always arrived 2 weeks after the issue hit the newsstands.  Isn't the whole point of a subscription is to get a price break AND receive the issues prior to them hitting the newsstands?  I was told by their customer service that the issues being mailed to us would always be late because of WHEN the subscription was ordered.  Really?!?!?!

This is one magazine that won't arrive in our home again.


title: My favorite Magazine.

text: Love this magazine.  I did want this magazine.  I do read it and I like all of the information and stories.


title: I tried to cancel but they wouldn't let me

text: I am very displeased with this.  I tried to cancel my subscription but they would not do so.  I do not want this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: very nice magazine, interesting articles.


Terrible price. Look anywhere on the web for a better deal.


title: Disappointed

text: Product is much smaller than I remember. Story content suffers.


title: My favorite food related magazine!

text: I LOVE Food Network Magazine! Every issue has a theme and often the theme is displayed in recipes throughout the magazine. I love their weekday dinner section that always has great recipes and ideas so that I'm not always cooking the same things.


title: Very light on actual content

text: The editorial focus of this magazine seems to have changed a lot in the last couple of years. Content now seems to be geared toward mostly "cute" and "fun" and is very lightweight. I used to enjoy perusing the magazine. It was always a pretty quick but still worthwhile read, often covering topics I found relevant or interesting enough that I would get something out of it.  Now  it seems largely unsatisfying, more like a Pinterest board of "cute stuff.". Lot of attention on things like how to make food look like animals or rainbows.


title: Great gift idea

text: Given as a gift...she loves it!


title: Great price

text: My favorite magazine


title: I love this magazine

text: If what you want is a magazine with stories of adventure around the globe, then this is something you'd love to read.


title: Awesome

text: Great recipes, wonderful layout and not a lot of ads! I showed mine to my mom and now she is subscribing. We love this one and Hobby Farm.


title: Helped me lose 80 lbs

text: I LOVE to cook, and when I decided that I needed to lose a lot of weight, I knew I was going to need some new recipes. I cannot think of ONE recipe from the magazines (the books are a whole different story- I have a bunch of Cooking Light books and the food is bland!) that has been a flop (and I have pretty high standards!). Whenever people ask me what I'm doing to lose the weight, I always make sure to mention Cooking Light, because it has helped me to feel totally satisfied and not in the least bit like I'm eating diet food (which I am not, but you know what I mean).


title: Stale

text: If you like Jack Johnson,Lance Armstrong, Kelly Slater (or the blonde surfer) this is the magazine for you- you'll be seeing alot of them.  I used to subscribe to this magazine for years, but it became 'the same old thing', so I quit.


title: EGM Mag

text: EGM is the best gameing  mag for previews and reviews. It tells you what games are out there and witch games are the best to buy. EGMs reviews tell you if a game is good or not; unlike Nintendo power witch allways has good things to say about games.


title: A scam

text: After waiting 4 months I now am told I have a years subscription at a high dollar cost and I can’t find on amazon how to cancelled - do not order these<br />Magazines it’s all a ploy to charge you more without knowing


title: Great for the millennial chef. Real people? No.

text: Meh. A little too quinoa and avacado toast for me. I will be going bake to ‘Taste of Home’ magazine.


title: Bleak look magazine with OK food

text:
At first glance this magazine looks very boring - no color pictures, dull newsprint-like paper.  I have always found it challenging to make a recipe that doesn't show what your end product should look like.  In that respect, this magazine isn't very helpful.  What it is good for is learning some new cooking techniques.  It explains processes in understandable terms.

I recommend purchasing one issue of this magazine first from a bookstore before deciding on a subscription.


title: all about New York

text: Have been a subscriber for years.  Magazine keeps one current about New York<br />happenings as well as the political environment.


title: Five Stars

text: Thank you The best ever!! Fast Shipping!!! Everything was perfect


title: We both enjoy it & read it

text: I subscribe to this for my daughter.We both enjoy it & read it.


It was a renewal. This is 2nd. year I've subscirbed because I enjoy that it has a little of everything.


title: Maximum PC

text: I didn't receive a full year.  I only receive the magazine twice.  It's a good magazine, I just didn't receive it as promised.


title: Helps keep you on top of trends and new ideas

text:
I started reading Fast Company at a friends house and I was sold. The magazine focuses on the new trends that are going on and promise to shape the next two to five years. Here's a sample:

There's a mechanic in Kansas (?) who tweaks Hummers to get over 75 mpg AND ramps up their horse power. The crazy part? Most of the parts he uses is off the shelf and Detroit could be doing it today.

There is a video game control that should be out by the end of 2008 that you will wear on your head and it will read your brain patterns to determine if you go left or right.

IBM has taken their top mathematicians out of the think tank and added them to their consulting services. The mathematicians get real world applications from the source, the consultants get more ideas.

I could go on. If nothing else, it's fun to read about where things are headed. It also provides great discussion starters for parties.


title: good

text: nice product, please with delivery and satisfied with my purchase.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine!


title: Love at first sight.

text: I actually have not yet subscribed, so this brief review is for the magazine itself.  I bought an issue at a newsstand and have looked everywhere since for it.  The newsstand never got in any subsequent issues so I plan to take the plunge and subscribe because it is such a lovely periodical.  Though the subscription rate is expensive it amounts to the same price as I paid per newsstand issue.  It is an even lovelier magazine than Cote Sud, which has always been a favorite.  Campagne Decoration seems a bit more "country" in style, more traditional Provencal homes and decor.  But it is an elegant magazine, not "twee" or too sweet and cutesy but rather reflects the charming, elegant style of that lovely corner of the world called Provence.  The photography is exquisite, and as the other reviewer noted, you need not be fluent in French for the pictures say thousands of words.  If you are a Francophile or love the South of France lifestyle, this magazine is for you.


Almost no substance to this magazine at all. Assumes that all teenage girls love words like diva, fab, and luxe. Definitely does not fit my daughter's lifestyle. Also one of the worst for photoshopping models until they look funky, tiny legs, stomachs that could not possibly hold organs, plastic looking faces.


title: If you love cats you'll love this

text: Super cute! Fun!


title: Great read!

text: I bought the subscription because it was cheap and the magazine always offers insight on new technology and keeps you up to date! I definitely recommend this to anybody!


title: Best Magazine for Residential Builders

text:
I will be my own contractor in building a 12,000+s square foot house and have been reading Fine Homebuilding for many years now as I plan. This is by far the best magazine for anyone who will be building a house (even if you are hiring a contractor). The articles are extremely well written with detailed information. I get about 20 magazines a month in the area of homebuilding and this is my favorite.  The Journal of Light Construction is also good, but if you can only afford one I would go with Fine Homebuilding.

By educating yourself, you can save a lot of money (for example, I will be using pex instead of copper for water supply lines, which I found out about from an article) and make sure your subcontractors or contractors are doing quality work. By being educated, you can also question them and you will know when they are clueless and BSing you.


title: Great Concept, but . . .

text: I like the concept of Dwell Magazine as I am very interested in prefab/modular homes. And it is the only magazine of this kind (to my knowledge) out on the book stands. In the northeast, it was more difficult to find but thanks to Amazon.com I was able to get a subscription to this relatively new magazine.  However, their pictorial shots and presentation didn't excite me in wanting to find out more about their product(s).  Their editorial was at times more technical than it needed to be for the average person. Their editorial team could have done a better job in presenting more useful information pertinent to regional building requirements (pros/cons), etc. in the U.S. In fact, their advertisers were a times more exciting to peruse. I did not renew as I think they need to better understand the needs of their market.


title: Cavallino - magazine

text: The friend I am giving this magazine subscription to absolutely loves this magazine, and I am sure he will be as happy with the subscription this year, as he was the last.  Thank you!!


title: Informative

text: So far I've received 1 issue, informative articles.


title: Muse mag

text: Great magazine kids enjoy it. No problems with shipping.


title: Love this Magazine

text: I look forward to each new issue each month too.


title: Great magazine!

text: I enjoy receiving this magazine each month!


title: Enjoy so much!

text: Just a little bit of everything. Was so enjoyable this issue coming in the middle of a snowstorm.


title: Cheaper

text: Love these subscriptions through here. Whole year costs same as 2 magazines


title: Great magazine set up, photos and instructions

text: This is a very nice around food magazine.  The instructions are reasonable and easy, with great photos.


title: Garbage

text:
"Gentlemen's Quarterly" lol
The issue featured for the Amazon product display, "The Modern Lover's Issue", featuring Megan Rapinoe and Sue BIrd wrapped in a shirtless embrace, one sitting atop the other tells you all you need to know. What a refreshing "Brave New World" we find ourselves in, right?
Not to mention that you're a fool to spend close to 1k for a single article of clothing. I don't care how much money you have, if you're doing that you need to get your head out of your rear and maybe help those struggling to get by instead of lobbying to have the government redistribute wealth.


title: Shoddy delivery and customer service.

text: The magazine gets a 5 star rating. FW publications gets a -5 rating. Imagine paying the subscription for an entire year and not getting a single issue. Tried contacting customer service on numerous occasions only to be told to check with my post office. Finally gave  them an alternate address with the same results. 1 month later I get an offer to renew the subscription.... should have been funny but it was not!


title: I love RR. The magazine especially is designed with new ...

text: I love RR. The magazine especially is designed with new and refreshing ideas for week night suppers and holiday surprises. I love the colorful spreads of easy recipes as well as the idea of continuing with new 30 minute meals as well. If you are looking for simple and yet delicious recipes then I would highly suggest this magazine!


title: Great for remembering past times

text: I like stuff from 50' and 60's


title: Best price ever.

text: Great price .  Very happy with the product.  Will buy next year.


title: Excellent educational tool for children

text: One of the best gifts I purchased for our grandson. He gets all the toys from mom and dad for Christmas but this and Highlight magazines is a must for kids!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Such a wonderful and intriguing magazine. I can't wait for the next issue in June!


title: One Star

text: Owned by Fox and is now filled with a ton of ads.


title: I was not impressed. Never received my first two ...

text: I was not impressed.  Never received my first two paper copys. When I did receive a copy it was a January 2015  issue. I ordered this magazine in October 2014. Now it want me to pay for a renewal. Never again!


title: ) I do enjoy the value I can obtain a subscription at times ...

text: While the content of this magazine at times hits a low with too much of something (remember when twilight came out? That was what 5 covers?) I do enjoy the value I can obtain a subscription at times through Amazon (warning price of this magazine subscription changes often)


title: Great for Father in Laws (who like time mag)

text: I buy this every year for my father in law, it's so far been the same great deal for 5years now. Makes him happy and makes for a uncomplicated gift giving process.


title: only 3 issues

text: The content was lacking in the magazine, plus I knew already that I wouldn't be able to view on my old kindle but the end of my subscription came when they kept asking me to pay to extend my subscription. I know that when I purchased it the magazine was not due to expire after 3 issues.


title: Nice read for golfers

text: I have bought this for years as my father is an avid golfer now that he is retired. Great price and he's happy there are not buttons or technology to figure out in order to enjoy his gift. Plus it arrives through-out the year.


title: Try it you'll love it!

text: Excellent publication for serious motorcyclists.


title: Very pleased

text: Ordered a subscription for my husband for Christmas. First and second issue came together 4 weeks later. Very pleased.


title: Great fashion magazine

text: My friends and I read a lot of magazines and most of us agree that Harper's Bazaar and Allure are the best fashion mags. Its basically beautiful pictorials/ads that you can look at over and over again. I also like their beauty section. Its a perfect magazine for people who have difficulty reading articles in really busy atmospheres and basically just want something to look at.


title: Uplifting

text: Want to feel good and take a short time out for an uplifting true story?  Subscribe and you won't be dissappointed.


title: it's NOT a beginner's only magazine

text: I disagree with some of the reviews here that say that the new format of Threads is a beginner's only magazine. Most beginner's magazines or books have you making placemats or at most eyeglass containers . yes, I know they have included some beginner's articles, but I must say I'm glad they do and I'm glad there is still designer articles too. Without exception every time I enter the fabric store nearest me(unfortunately the major chain one) I end up chatting with new sewers. I always tell them to treat themselves to threads because there is such a variety of articles. Now maybe many of you who have read this lovely magazine for decades are not finding anything new, I should be so lucky that at mid 50's (have been sewing since I was 8) I can always find something I haven't made or a way in which you can make it. I think since they changed their format they've ironed some bugs out and are doing some skilled  pieces along with lots of good advice  and of course wonderful ads for so many wonderful things.


title: PM - GAME OVER

text: [[ASIN:B001THPA26 Popular Mechanics (1-year auto-renewal)]]Great magazine and well worth it! Always has the best articles and latest gadgets along with the newest cars, trucks and test of the same. Keep up the good work PM!


title: Five Stars

text: NICE COVER, short on substance


title: Love it

text: Amazing

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title: read watch

text: A great magazine I love reading about my favorite cbs stars and shows especially  ncis


title: Five Stars

text: This IS the best magazine out there


title: A very good source of Information for the Herder

text: I look forward to the mag. every month. It is a great source of infomation, as well as beautiful photos of the sheep that sheep herders love.


title: Great Ideas

text: Love this magazine.  I always find something new and interesting.  My husband first ordered it way back.  He teased me that I would read it before he did.  Thanks for a good magazine Handy Man.


Very informative with a variety of topics covered, I enjoyed the articles as a beekeeper novice


title: Pretty laughable for the price.

text:
You can pick up a subscription for around $5 if you are willing to look around, and the magazine isn't worth that.  Poorly written - this magazine is a very mediocre product.

The primary reason to get this is clearly the Insider membership (I have never talked to anyone that buys this for the mag), which should not cost nearly the $30 'retail'.


title: Great read

text: Love dog fancy. I have been getting it for years and there is always great articles. Has a lot of helpful tips.


title: Great ideas

text: This is a great magazine to come up with interesting ideas to implement in your house.  Most of the items advertised are a bit expensive, but for the most part it is a great read.


title: Great magazine for men and women

text: This is the best magazine. My husband has been getting for 30 plus years. It is so helpful on how to make thinks, repair things, and all around helpful hints. I love it as much as my husband does.


title: I love the articles in this magazine

text: I love the articles in this magazine.  I initially got it for five dollars a year and then the price went up to $24 a year.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoyed magazine


title: All in one

text: Greatest magazine ever for all so called home cooks


title: thanks, again

text: my daughter-in-law didn't even realize that it was renewed, seamlessly!!!!  your price of $20.00, instead of tv guide of $37.50 was a great surprise too.  thanks, carol


title: Not getting my issues

text: I love this magazine when I get it. I've been subscribed for a year and only gotten the first 3 of 2022. Still waiting on my first issues of 2023 :-( I don't know if subscribing through Amazon is the best way to go.


title: Magazine = good, service = bad

text:
Be careful when you buy things from Cook's Illustrated.  They make excellent products, their magazines and cookbooks are great, but they'll sign you up for EVERYTHING in the mega-fine-print.  Cookbooks with bills will mysteriously arrive at your house and say that you have only a few days left to send them back before you're obligated to pay.

I will say though that their chocolate chip cookie recipe is to-die-for.


title: very useful!

text: i'm a longtime subscriber to Channel Guide. It's very helpful for finding out what's on and what's new. Special section on movies too.


title: Good value

text: Love this magazine


title: A little bit of everything

text: I have been reading Cooking Light on and off for the last 12 years or so and the one thing that I can't get over is how it seems that all of my very favorite recipes are from this publication.  The editors do an excellent job of mixing just the right amount of current information, health tips, a bit of fashion and a heavy dose of great recipes in each issue.  It's sort of like all of my favorite magazines in one and one of the few that I read cover to cover.  The recipes are never overly fussy and always easy to follow.  I especially like when they take a well known dish and lighten it up.


title: Not worth the $

text: I don't know how else to put it: I wasted a perfectly good Amazon gift card on a 1-year subscription to Allure. Now, more than ever, it's all ads and huge meaningless print, no substance whatsoever. As I'm flipping through, I can't tell when I'm looking at an ad or an "article." I was looking forward to receiving my first issue in the mail; by the second or third month the magazine would sit in the packaging for days before I'd even bother opening it, and it would take me all of 10 minutes to flip through before recycling it. Don't waste your money or the trees it's printed on.


title: Five Stars

text: Reader suggest is one of my best book


title: No stars for you!

text: Glad the free clutch is not the reason I subscribed to Vogue.


title: Five Stars

text: Yes it met all my expectations, geeat magazi2


title: Five Stars

text: Great price for this deal


title: good ideas

text: This magazine has great content, but WAY too many ads


title: good magazine

text: Have always liked the magazine it really helps wish it had more classes articles and recipes


title: Somethings are better unchanged.

text: Not the SI I grew up with.


title: Excitement Balloon BUSTED!

text: I was super excited for this.  The first magazine I got was a couple months old and I am still waiting for the scarf.  I hope they get on track!


title: I like the variety of topics

text: Insightfull and understanble articles even for the non academic folks. I like the variety of topics.


title: Rolling Stones subscription.

text: I have loved Rolling Stones since I was a teenager. It just makes me feel happy when I get my edition in the mail. I am so glad that Rolling Stones is still going strong after all these years!


title: Good

text: Good


title: Goid

text: Very good


title: Decent pics,lacking depth

text: Basically it's all advertising. Hardly any journalism at all, amd what is there is clearly sponsored.


title: Fortune

text: Magazine subscriptions over Amazon are awesome!  Easy to manage and you don't loose oversight over when a subscription is about to expire.


title: Great magazine for the little ones

text: Great little magazine for young toddlers. We subscribed to Babybug, when our little guy was about 18 months.  He loved it then, and loooves his Babybug books now. I think we read each copy at least hundred times. It also makes a great gift for somebody with young children.


title: One of my favorite magazines

text: I don't even watch much TV, but I guess I love reading about it. I feel like ET is the smarter entertainment magazine. I love their book recommendations and have discovered so many great books because of their reviews. When I see ET in my mailbox, it's the highlight of my week!


title: Forget your glasses!

text: I have loved Reader's Digest for years but gave up my subscription years ago.  I saw the Large Print version at a doctor's office but had forgotten my glasses.  I picked it up anyway and was surprised that I could read it easily, even without my glasses.  So I immediately decided to order a subscription for the Large Print Readers Digest.  My son was asking for ideas for Christmas gifts and I told him about it and he was anxious to get it for me.  And the price was great.  A gift that keeps giving year round!


title: A subscribers Feedback on Coastal Living Magazine

text: I enjoy coastal living but which there was more editorial. Too much emphasis on photos rather than quality editorial content.


title: Five Stars

text: Great information on timely subjects.


title: One of the few magazines I haven't cancelled. Beautful magazine.

text: Beautiful magazine with great design ideas. I started cancelling most of my magazines because I was receiving so many and just not reading them. Plus the content didn't seem to be as good. But Veranda is a great magazine and I love to peruse the issues. Cup of tea, Veranda, and a nice, cozy chair = happiness. Although I can look at a lot of websites online, like Houzz, it's just not the same as flipping through the magazine. Plus, I am trying to cut down on the amount of EMF exposure I am getting, so not using my iPad to view magazines it helpful.


title: Recipes should accompany the photos and be on one page

text: The recipes should be on one page and accompanying the photos


title: Great magazine

text: Fashion


title: Don't waste your money!

text: Used to read Mad Magazine all the time when I was a kid in the 60's, and occasionally in the 70's.  Quality of writing nowhere near what it was.  Not funny, and boring.  Sorry I purchased.


title: Good magazine-Great price!

text: Very good value!  Can't beat the price!  Articles are interesting!


title: Kids must have

text: I absolutely love this magazine!!! My kids love getting it in the mail and the content is perfect for their curious little minds.


title: Fun, informative, varied, colorful.

text:
Like other reviewers, I look forward to getting VegNews in the mail--I've even purchased back issues from directly from VegNews just to see what I'd been missing for years. It's a well-rounded source of information for vegans, or anyone just generally curious about veganism (perhaps him/herself wondering, as vegans are often asked, "From where do they get their protein?"). The articles in VegNews are pleasingly varied: e.g., overviews of government food policy, restaurant reviews, the latest health and environmental news--and yes, interviews with celebrities and other luminaries who've are vegan. Perhaps more important, as a whole VegNews is just refreshing (though I think the vibrant colors throughout each issue also might have something to do with that). It's a cheerful, upbeat, forward-looking info source, and it's opened doors for me to new experiences, in part thanks to its recipes, book and travel recommendations, advice, and even its ads, which have been helpful in filling in some gaps in my knowledge of the array of foods and goods available that make being vegan, well, kind of easy.

I subscribe to something like twenty magazines, most of them just the usual stuff (e.g., GQ, Esquire, Travel and Leisure, Fortune, New York Magazine, Wired, etc.). So far, VegNews is the only magazine about which I've decided to write a review, since it's such a fun magazine--one with a contemporary style and optimistic outlook, and since it's not readily available at newsstands and bookstores. I hope you find it as refreshing as I have.


title: As expected

text: Good magazine, and easy to read on my iPad. Now i am required to fill this space with 11 words.


title: Good reference

text: It is a good reference for Craft Show information. I have used it for  several years


title: Where is it?

text: I love this periodical and I have bought many from the store shelves, I ordered this two months ago and have not received a copy yet?


title: PLAYBOY HOLLY COVER

text: Magazine brand new & in original package. Good price for cover of my favorite GIRL NEXT DOOR! Completes my collection. Would buy from this Seller again. Great service!


title: It gets the job done.

text: TV Guide tells you what's on TV. I got this for my mother. She likes it; she keeps asking me to renew. Her only complaint is that she can't relate a show to a channel number.


title: Love this magazine

text: My favorite magazine. So much good info in every issue. Always on point, always accurate, always relevant. I'm a trainer so I know if a fitness magazine is garbage. This one is quality.


title: Move into the Digital Erra!

text: Download zinio on your Iphone and get the digital version.  Then read about some of the great apps available (in the digital version on your Iphone) that turn your Iphone into a gps map, a compass, a camera with range finder, and more!  Don't forget to buy a Brick (a big battery with USB ports) to keep your phone charged; solar powered bateries tend not to work too well when you are out in the woods hiking all day.  One good thing however with the print magazine; if in an emergency, you need to start a fire...!!!


title: Great magazine!

text: Love the magazine!


title: Wonderful photography and great stories

text: I absolutely love this magazine. It was better when we were local members because you get extra benefits at the museums but even a national membership is worth it. I like to give this as gifts,  too.


title: Great collection of stories.

text: You get a good mix of stories from emerging writers and some bigger name writers as well. Enjoy picking this up and reading a story or two before bed.


title: MAGAZINE FOR SUPER RICH ONLY; NOTHING FOR GENERAL PUBLIC

text: I got this magazine at a discount rate, hoping to see different ideas to design and upgrade rooms because home decorating is not my forte.  This magazine is full of pictures of homes and products that cost HUGE amounts of money.  I gave it two stars only because the right audience might find it inspiring- perhaps upcoming architects or insanely rich people who have no idea how to decorate? No one I know could come close to actually affording the lavish home and room decor featured in the articles and ads.  If you don't make millions per year, I don't think this mag will appeal unless you are someone who is entertained by merely seeing the homes of extremely rich people. Personally, I honestly put it in the recycling bin as soon as it comes, because there is nothing in this magazine that I can relate to or remotely afford. (Even if I did have that kind of money, I can't imagine paying the insane prices listed on the items featured anyway.)


title: Great magazine

text: I love this magazine.  There are always some recipes that are a must try and end up becoming a keeper


title: as expected

text: as expected


title: readable

text: readable


title: Great magazine

text: Bought as a gift for my 5 year old granddaughter. She loves magazine.


title: Grandson loves magazine

text: Bought as a gift for my 3 year old grandson. He loves magazine. He loves to sit & flip through all the pages.


title: Great Magazine

text: Bought as a gift for my 7 year old grandson. He loves magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Very happy with this magazine. :)


title: VERY DISAPPOINTED!!!

text:
I really have to say that I would NEVER have subscribed to this if I'd been able to preview it.  Not only does it NOT have the daytime schedule, it has far too many pages of "nothing".  Total waste of money, as far as I'm concerned.  I wouldn't even give it 1 star!!

I would Love to have a refund!!!


title: Women's magazine

text: Up to date intetests


title: Horribly slow... still haven't gotten a copy

text: I ordered this magazine three months ago and have yet to receive an edition! They tell me it's because it is produced every two months, but... gee... if you do the math that means I really should have received something by now!


Tried it for two years.  Rarely found recepees I could use or liked.


title: Outdoor life

text: The Price is good for today. but I've subscribed to Outdoor Life off and on for 50 years. I know it is tough in the magazine business but the issues keep getting smaller and smaller, and the stories just don't seem to be as interesting as they were 20 or 30 years ago. I probably wouldn't do it again if I had it to do over. What used to take me a few days to read I now do in about 1 hour.


title: Great magazine!

text: Great magazine!!! It also comes with a subscription to home brewers association. Unfortunately it does not provide you with the password to be able to use it, and for some reason I cannot recover it?


title: Ranger Rick magazine subscription

text: I have received one magazine so far on subscription, the Grands loved it and love to read it with their dad !


title: Garbage Magazine

text: Don't bother. Biased basement bloggers.


title: Hold your horses....

text: Every single one-star review for this product is about not receiving their magazine within a month. The amazon page itself says "The first print issue should arrive in 6-10 weeks." As far as content, this magazine is excellent. Ignore the 1-star reviews because they simply don't know how to check for something before crying about it. The magazine is excellent, and for $10 is totally worth your money.


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine at a great price!


title: Helpful for meal planning and ideas

text: As a person who is trying to expand her cooking capabilities, I found that I was frequently finding recipes on the allrecipes.com website that I wanted to try or that I ultimately made.  When this magazine came onto my Kindle Fire one day as a sample or trial, I clicked on it out of curiosity figuring if I liked the website I'd like the magazine.  I discovered that I liked several aspects of the magazine, including the optional meal planning, the different monthly themes on produce or a food I might not otherwise try, and the interviews with different cooks that include their signature recipe.  I do find that many of the recipes are a little beyond my reach or not to my taste (the reason why I didn't give it 5 stars) but overall it is a pretty decent little magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it.


title: LOVE

text: This is only one of two magazine that I still subscribe to. I'm just in love. Their podcast is great too!


title: Disgraceful!

text: I ordered this magazine in Decedmber 2007 as a Christmas present for my daughter-in-law who is an interior designer. When she opened the card with the gift subscription she was so thrilled. It is now June of '08 and she has still not received one copy. Our phone calls are not returned and we are both bitterly disappointed. Is it too much to ask for the courtesy of a return call with updated information? I am so upset that my gift has not materialized.


title: Great Magazine

text: WE love Family Handyman!  Just had the family in for Labor Day, and not one person missed picking it up and looking through, all saying, "Hey, this is a great magazine!  We should get this."  It's got great projects, but even more, great hints and tricks of guys who do a lot more of this than we do.  Very helpful.  I think we will love it for a long time.


title: Review by Ed Gosney

text: Got it for my wife, who is a big fan. She loves the magazine and I recently renewed it for her.


title: Xbox Magazine is a great magazine!

text: As always, Xbox Magazine provides die-hard gamers with all the tips, tricks, reviews, etc. needed to stay current.  And having it delivered right to my door makes it all the sweeter!


title: Scary Good

text: Scary good. Superb reportage.


title: Five Stars

text: Informative and useful


title: Feeling Lucky?

text:
I would just like to say that you should not listen to the people who rated this great magazine so low.  Lucky does an awesome job of showing us what is hot for the current season.

1) It DOES NOT just show skinny models in the in-style clothes, they have plenty of sections that are products only.

2) For those who criticise the price of the items they show, you can also use Lucky as a guide when you go shopping so you can see the styles in cheaper brands.

3) For those of you who want articles and something to read, then obviously a magazine called "the magazine all about shopping" is not for you, so it is not right to rate the magazine so low.


title: Excellent magazine with lots of content

text: I enjoy receiving Outdoor Photographer each month. Always beautiful photos and good tips. There are quite a few ads but I have found some interesting accessories in them so I considered them helpful also. I particularly enjoy articles about the national parks. As an amateur photographer some of the content is a bit technical for me and geared more to professionals but I also find a few tips.


title: Black Cultural

text: This magazine contains current events in the black community.  It reflects our style, culture  and community.  Good reading and photography.


title: HRM rocked in the ‘60’s ,not so much anymore.

text: I resented bought a copy of HRM at a newsstand. The first I’ve looked out since high school in 1966. It brought back some good memories but the content on UTube is much more informative and relevant.


title: ages 10 and up???

text: I got a subscription for my 12 year old for Christmas, we received the first issue today and there is NO WAY I will let her have this! Articles about how to get a boyfriend, teenage drinking and suicide?!? I realize they have an overall good message but they are not subjects young girls need to be exposed to. Don't market your magazine to 10 year olds when the subject matter is way beyond that! Kids need to be kids!


title: Happy reader here

text: I love readers digest, and I still love it. Such diverse content.


title: Heck no

text: Super sketchy billing.  You have to call to cancel your subscription which is annoying enough but I was charged anyway for another year. 4 months later and I still have not been given a refund and these stupid magazines that my 7 year old does not like keep coming.


title: Beautiful!

text: Arrived on time, perfect shape and absolutely love it! Jonas Brothers will always have a special place in my heart and the articles and photo pages are to die for! Love! Xxx


title: Dr. Oz The Good Life

text: In every issue, I find a few tips to change my bad habits.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine. Always come on time and great condition(no folds or ripped pages)


title: Always my favorite!

text: I have a library of both the Cook's Country magazines and cookbooks. I like that cook's country perfects the recipes and explains how they did it. I think the amount of recipes in this magazine is worth the price. I am a big fan of their Lost Recipes books and magazines. These are my go to s for cooking!


title: Desirable content

text: Not readily available in the East


title: Inconsistent

text: I bought the subscription through Amazon. Don't bother! You get the magazine in the mail weeks after it's already on the shelf at stores. I don't know if it's better if you just go through Runners World but an Amazon subscription sends you the magazine late.<br />I thought the purpose of the subscription was to get it when it comes out or even a day before. I was wrong. I now try to not look at the magazine section when I check out at the store so I don't get frustrated.


title: For grandkids They have always enjoyed

text: For grandkids<br />They have always enjoyed Highlights


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great price per mag!


title: Excellent A++++

text: Great deal !!!


title: Five Stars

text: Great book


title: Four Stars

text: good stuff


title: Five Stars

text: Great info


title: Good (and last) print anime/manga magazine in the US.

text:
While Japan has plenty of thriving anime/manga magazines, most the American ones have died off until now Otaku USA is the last surviving one still in print. And it's still a pretty good magazine - some of the tone and style is still that of older fans, which is nice for those of us that have been around for a little while, and yet it covers plenty of stuff that's current and popular now - so no worries about it being a retro nostalgia magazine.

Every issue has letters from fans, anime and manga reviews, generally a cover story or main focal article of some kind, a couple of chapters of manga (that aren't continuing from issue to issue, so you get a random sampling every time you get the magazine which is nice IMO), a small cosplay section,regular giveaways, etc. Go into it knowing what you're getting and you might like it - a bit of news, reviews, previews, interviews, and other bits all in one nice quality magazine. You won't get second-to-second updates a la Twitter, and you shouldn't expect that from a bi-monthly magazine anyway. I definitely recommend it if you're willing to give it a try without misplaced expectations.


title: Great pictures of rooms and ideas

text: My 89 year old mom has Alzheimers and enjoys this magazine’s beautiful pictures and articles.


title: Great Entertainment Value

text: Excellent  price for an interesting weekly magazine.


title: Billing issues

text: 12 issued for $12 usually means its a dollar an issue. Black Friday deal. In my case the bill on January 1st was $34.99. Not sure how they do the billing but they are losing money if they send an issue or two out then have to refund money back.


title: Three Stars

text: first and last subscription. too pricy


title: A Most informative magazine

text: The magazine is great.  Love it.


title: Great magazine...

text: I am sure there is excellent content. I read Wired more when I didn't have a subscription. I haven't read more than two. I'm just too lazy to cancel.


title: One Star

text: This magazine was a total waste of money. It was 90 percent ads.


Do not get anymore, but when I did it was good


text: Do not get anymore, but when I did it was good


title: Enjoy

text: Love all the ideas !


title: Always arrives on time

text: Better than watching news or surfing the internet


title: Top Notch Item Is Biblically Sound, Too!

text: Unfortunately, a lot of times, Christian magazines or media publications can't compete excellence-wise with similar items being put out in the mainstream, secular market.  Answers magazine, however, is an exception to that rule.  I hardly ever read our mail or the other magazines sent to our home, but every time we get our Answers magazine, it captures my attention and leaves me feeling inspired and like I didn't waste my time for sitting down to read through it.  This is a very, very good product with very, very good information, which supports a thoroughly Biblical Worldview.  If it isn't already being sent to your home, take out a subscription today!


title: Five Stars

text: I love food network magazine. Always look forward to reading it


title: Five Stars

text: Love Rachael Ray. So MN any recipes to choose from

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title: Sturdy and fun

text: This 'magazine' is perfect for little ones. It is a sturdy little book with a handful of cute stories. The last page has suggested uses for learning opportunities for parents. My daughter loves getting her own mail. Highly recommend!


title: Running late since the day after purchase

text: Don't think I'm getting this magazine. Seems like a $5 scam.


title: Thrasher Magazine

text: If you're going to buy Thrasher anything, I suggest going to their website. Support a local business that has been around since the early 80's. They have fast shipping, 3 day's usually, and really cool,authentic items.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.  Always able to find at least one helpful tip in every issue!


title: Good magazine for children

text: I have subscribed to NGKids for three years for my granddaughter who is nearly 10 and still enjoys it thoroughly.  She loves sharing it with family and friends.  She would give it a five, but would like it 12 months instead of 10.  This is the first year I subscribed through Amazon and their price is so much more reasonable than any others.


title: Excellent for my dad who is hard to shop for and has dementia

text: Ordered this for my dad, who has dementia. He loves looking back and, as the title suggests, reminiscing. He is soooooo hard to shop for as he is amused by fewer and fewer things... this magazine was a winner.


title: Mag. no longer being printed- subscription was moved, without approval, to Magnolia Journal. 👎

text: Loved this till they canceled the magazine mid-subscription. Instead of being a choice of replacement magazine, my subscription was automatically switched to Magnolia Journal...which I have zero interest in. I will be canceling my subscription and looking into a refund of my remaining subscription.


This has been my favorite magazine for over 40 years!  Always beautiful photographs and roadtrip information fill it's pages.  A real winner for anyone who has lived in or loved New Mexico.  You can almost smell the green chili and taste the great New Mexican style food.


title: airstream life

text: hoping the next issue is better. not many pages. would like to learn more about both new and old airstreams, and refurbishing older airstreams. this issue had an article on dutch oven cooking. how many rv'ers seriously use dutch ovens? if you have an airstream, you have a fully appointed kitchen! nice page and photo quality, tho.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: It's ok

text: Not enough articles and too many ads


title: love

text: all reloading, love it


title: Christian?

text: This is progressive propaganda dressed up as a Christian magazine.  Sojourners is more interested in promoting secular progressive causes than they are in spreading the Gospel. Christ is rarely mentioned, except when he is needed to promote a cause. As long as that cause isn't abortion of course.  If you are serious about growing closer to God, there are infinitely better sources than this.  If you are a liberal looking to save a rainforest or to build a school for pygmies (who don't want it and never asked for it) this is right up your alley.


title: Ship crossing conundrum

text: Seriously! I have to go online and create an account for the brain teaser answer? I have a subscription to the magazine so I don’t have to go online to read. Thanks Popular Mechanics but I’m tossing my subscription renewal form that I received with the September/October magazine.


title: 3 year subscriber!

text: I love HGTV and having the magazine is just as fun. I’ve subscribed to it for about 3 years now.


title: Excellent magazine!

text: I've been reading this magazine for several years and it has been helpful in both my personal life and at work.  It's finance for the regular folks.  It gives great info on a level most people can feel comfortable with.


title: A Must for Lab Lovers

text: My husband and I subscribed to this magazine not long after we got our yellow lab pup.  It always includes useful articles about training and caring for your lab, and also lots of photos of labs submitted by subscribers.  I have to say the photos are what I look at first.  Subscribers also can submit stories about their lab that has passed away, how having that lab affected their life, and other stories about their experiences with labs.  If you own a lab or love labs you really need to subscribe to this magazine.  When we are done reading our copy we give it to our son to read who has 3 labs himself.  I'm ordering a subscription now for our neighbor girls who just adopted a lab pup.  I just wish it were a monthly magazine instead of bi-monthly.


title: Five Stars

text: inspiring mag!


title: Good Blend of Beauty, Fashion, Entertainment news

text:
Great deal!  I ordered this magazine subscription, along with a few gift subscriptions, when Amazon had a $5 magazine blowout sale in September.  Although, the magazine was addressed to to the wrong person, the address was correct and I received the magazine within 3-4 weeks after placing my order.

The magazine itself is a fun and entertaining read.  It provides a good blend of current beauty and fashion trends, and celebrity entertainment news.  There is just enough photos and articles, making this magazine an appropriate gift for anyone interested in beauty and fashion.


title: Fun, informative

text: Obsessed. The podcast. The magazine. Fun, informative, all the things.


title: Depend on National Geographic

text:
Somethings never change, and that is good.

National Geographic is still an outstanding magazine that is still a welcome companion.


title: smithsonian hits a home run

text: Great magazine. Look forward to receiving it every month. Writing is professional and engaging, articles are always interesting to read.


title: Travel with National Geographic

text: National Geographic Traveler is a great magazine for arm-chair travelers or for tips I can use when I travel. Places and prices are within reach, unlike some travel magazines.


title: granddaughter loves it.

text: Got it for my five year old granddaughter's Christmas present. My daughter says she loves it and waits for it each month. That is good enough.


title: Not as it used to be

text: I had subscribed to Wired in the past and enjoyed it very much. Sadly, in my opinion it’s really not the same as it used to be and I did not care for even one  article in it. Should rename it What Drivel.


One of the best magazines to read for technical guy . This  is the magazine USA can be proud of . IMHO!


title: Small print hard to read!

text: I have been reading Good Housekeeping magazine for many years and have always enjoyed it. However, lately I’m noticing that the articles are often written in very small print making it harder to see. I get that you want to put as much material as you can in each issue, but to do it at the expense of your readers who might not have an easy time reading the articles is not considerate.<br />It is with great sadness and reluctance that I am considering canceling my subscription.


title: Don't waste your money

text: I subscribed on october of 2020 and I just got one magazine, it's been six months and I only got one issue! I really don't recommend it, it would be easy if you go to Walmart and get it, maybe more expensive but you're definitely going to get it. I only subscribed because I wanted the issue of October 2020 but I didn't get it, I got the newest one and to be honest, I don't even know the person in the cover.


title: Actually helpful

text: This and Backpacker are the only magazines that I will read because they actually contain useful information.  And Handyman is the better of the two.