title: FOCUS - includes contemporary cutting edge Scientific, Medical, ...

text: FOCUS - includes contemporary cutting edge Scientific, Medical, Psychological,& Technical studies/results from public & other sources, & College's & Universities -- and misc subjects [an - In process underground tunnel between two major Cities in California - for a very very high speed - state of the art - Train ]


title: Scam. Do not order!

text: Do not order this!  They send extra stuff to your grandchildren and then bill them for it. It’s a scam and I would not subject my kids to this. It is not what it seems. Do not order it!!!


title: One Star

text: Very hard to read since it just has this loud duck sound, Quack Quack Quack!


title: Liberal

text: This is way to liberal


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for the kids.  Even better to renew your subscription on Amazon....one stop shop!


title: Five Stars

text: Nice to be able to re-subscribe to all the your magazines on Amazon at a great price.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine .


title: Four Stars

text: New articles are interesting.  Some I have read before.


title: Nice cooking mag

text: I like this magazine.


title: Not what it used to be!

text: I have been a subscriber since the magazine started. Over the years the items published have always had high degree of craftsmanship and originality. The plans, tips and techniques were top notch. This last year  the magazine has been subpar and disappointing, but the last magazine is a joke. If it keeps going this way,  I'll be saying adios. What a shame.


title: Highly readable and entertaining familiarization with timely scientific topics

text: BBC Science Focus is a lovely magazine as expected from the BBC imprimatur: it is slick in form and highly readable, understandable by nearly anyone who would seek it out, and covers a very wide range of science-related articles; some deal with current research, some are responses to reader issues, some are background material on timely topics, some are a bit trivial. It is possibly the magazine which I would chose, were I to have to choose a single magazine source to gain basic familiarization with a wide range of relevant issues in the sciences. That said, it is far less technical a magazine than, say, Science, and suffers greatly - I would almost say fatally - from failing to include any references or citations to sources and studies on which the data is based (although, in this Internet era, it is probably not difficult to look these up). It is somewhat like Discover magazine, were it served with tablecloths. I do not consider it to be worth $40, but I do not consider any magazine to be; I would certainly look out for it on a ten-dollar sale, or as a free offer with trades promotions.


title: Excellent magazine for many years

text: Excellent source of know how to any sailor


title: Five Stars

text: Love it...


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag. Always delivered promptly.


title: Always beautifully crafted.

text: Simply one of the best magazines around.


title: Great Deal!

text: I bought this magazine when it was on a $5 special! It must have been a lightning deal or something but I couldn't pass it up.  I think one issue in the store sells for almost $5.


title: Always good ideas

text: ITS MARTHA FREAKIN STEWART !!


title: Five Stars

text: I bought this for my brother & he loves this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome!


title: Very good magazine and 5.00 amazon card cant beat that!

text: Nice deal and magazine


title: Sound & Vision: A Great Read If You're Rich Or A Dreamer

text: A great place to turn if you're going to make a High End A/V Purchase.  Read: this Mag is for rich boy Audiophiles who can afford to purchase top of the line gear.  It's also for poor guys like me who like to dream.


title: Wonderful!

text: There are so many ideas, recipes, and how-to's in this magazine.  They are doable for most people and encourage grace and beauty to be a part of your life.


title: the magazine that did not show up

text: Wish I could write more but no magazine ,no correspondence other that this review request as sescriber I have yet to receive one magazine stone cold nothing.


title: Great Price

text: Received my first magazine as schedule.  Great price!


title: Professional quality tips and hints. Projects graded as to their difficulty. Easy to follow instructions.

text: Read it from cover to cover. Great professional quality tips and hints to aid in ythe success of your DIY projects. Not overly stuffed with advertisements to make the magazine useless. Project ideas are easy to follow and rated as to their difficulty. Includes a review and description for use of the latest most effective tools used by handyman professionals. Useful organizational projects, not just decorator ideas.


My Wife loves the Magazine, she is an excellent cook, and often selects recipes fro the magazine, which are always more that delicious.<br />BB.


title: Caters directly to the PC gamers out there

text:
I really like this magazine and have subscribed for the past 3 years.  PC GAMER caters directly to PC gamers, each month reviewing several games and previewing several others. Although you can get demos and such online, this magazine also bundles a dvd that contains demos and other things to preview.  The articles are generally well written, and most of the ratings are reasonable, with one big exception (see below).

My only problem with PC GAMER is its "world exclusive reviews," where a company will allow the editors to be the first to review some highly anticipated game.  The problem is whatever game is reviewed in this matter invariably gets a high score (85%+), almost regardless of quality.  In its latest world exclusive, Hellgate: London received a score of 89%--a full 15 percentage points higher than the game's average review rating at Gamerankings[dot]com.  I know that this arrangement is supposed to please everyone: PC GAMER gets the early scoop, readers buy the mazagine to read the early scoop, and the game developer sells more copies of the game thanks to PC GAMER's early endorsement.  But in my opinion, this scheme compromises the integrity of an otherwise very good magazine.

Anyhow, I recommend PC GAMER to anyone who has at least a casual interest in PC gaming.


title: Ordered Popular Photography a month ago

text: I ordered a 1-year subscription 1 month ago and have yet to get the first copy. What's up?


title: Great price through Amazon

text: Gave it as gift for relative she loves the ideas in it


title: All the News That's Fit for Toilet Paper

text: Was an original subscriber since day one but the politics have ruined this paper. All I want is music from RS. Now with this price increase and only 12 issues a year I'm done. So long Rolling Stone.


title: Terrible

text: I  received GQ in the mail the other day not sure why since I cancelled it years ago as it was going down hill then.  I guess they are trying to get customers again.  The magazine was 75 ads , 15 % SJ and the rest just garbage.  I remember a great magazine with beautiful women and style advice.  Sad.


title: Good magazine, higher cost than necessary

text: Trying for a second time to review and let people know that while this is a great magazine it is s.ix doll.ars more here than at the vendors page.


title: Best horror magazine out today

text: Once upon a time, Fangoria was good. Then it wasn't all that good. Now it's good again. If you're looking at this page you already know this is for you. Support these writers. Subscribe. You won't regret it.


title: Best Metal Magazine

text: I really did cancel my subscription to Metal Edge and Revolver. Expensive here in the states, but you do get either a CD (or two) or DVD each month. WELL worth the money!!


title: Four Stars

text: It's inspiring, encouraging and informative.


title: Reasonable

text: Cost


title: Do not buy it

text: Do not buy it! They continue charging you every month $9.99


title: Bright!

text: Full of ideas and great color.  Love it


title: Cool

text: To get ideas.


My son loves the magazines however it seems that the subscription is sporadic. Great magazine subscription for kids who love fun facts.


title: Four Stars

text: Not as good as ELLE or VOHUE but still pretty decent!


title: Excellent Publication!

text: This is one of my favorite magazines, as it always has a wide variety of information for the farmer/gardener interested in healthy and sustainable agricultural practices.  Each issue  features an in-depth interview, updates on what's going on with hot button issues related to the organic food movement, and useful tips to make your farm and garden more productive.


title: Five Stars

text: good read.


title: One Star

text: Where did my magazines go? I only received one issue since last year!!!!!!!!!!!!


title: Love this

text: Love this magazine<br />It is taking forever to start the subscription though....ordered in February and doesn't start till June.


title: Five Stars

text: great deal


title: Makes A Good Gift!

text: I give this as a gift.  The recipient loves getting it.


title: Just the right sized articles for a techie's morning routine

text: Title says it all. Great mag


title: Four Stars

text: Love both print and tablet issues, only four stars because still waiting on the tote bag!😮


title: One Star

text: And then it ends sad


title: Great Magazine

text: Very specific niche for a magazine.  We love it.  We have a small farm and the articles are quite helpful.


title: Good News for the Future.

text: Informative, concise, researched, and  good news from knowledgeable individuals.


title: Best cartoons anywhere

text: The stories are good, but the single panel cartoons are worth the subscription.  I particularly like the "write your own caption" cartoons.


title: and she loved it. So

text: Was a gift for my granddaughter who plays, and she loved it.  So, success!<br />thanks very much!


title: Just what I wanted

text: Wish it came more often


title: Interesting, important and well written.

text: My favorite magazine - excellent articles on a wide variety of subjects. Interesting, well researched and written.


title: What journalism should be

text: Intelligent, long form investigative journalism front-and-center.  Kurt Eichenwald has been among the few American journalists actually living up to their title over the past year or so.  The publication is nicely put together as it has always been.  Worth sustaining and supporting in this day and age of fake news and talking heads spouting propaganda.


title: Excellent Reading!!!

text: Very good magazine with tips and update articles about health and fitness for women!


title: One of my favorite magazines

text: I've been subscribing to the e-version on my Kindle Fire for a couple of years, but decided I wanted the paper copy, too, so I could save parts of it. It is not only a go-to magazine, it's a go-back-to-again-and-again magazine. It's always full of doable ideas, even for dreamers and beginners, like me.


title: If you are in the beauty business or just into ...

text: If you are in the beauty business or just into new beauty products,you must get this mag.It gives you the scoop on all new products. It's my fav mag.


title: Simpler to get from the source

text: I read the reviews here and went to the website for the Nutrition Action Healthletter which is only $10 a year on it's website! I'll be ordering it from the source ~ after reading all the reviews based more on delivery than content. This is a great publication.


title: Try at your own risk because it isn't all it's cracked up to be!

text: First time I ordered the magazine I did not even receive it. I ordered it a second time for both print and fire. I received the fire but not the print. This was a gift and after all the fiasco the receiver of the gift is anything but happy. Needless to say when I contacted the company I was told that I'd have to wait till the September/October print and I'm sure that the subscription expiration is still the same. Get at your own risk!


title: Great magazine!

text: If you like to cook, this magazine has so many great recipes.  I first saw it at my doctor's office and since I wanted to photocopy so many things, I figured it was best if I bought a subscription--it was well worth it.


title: Four Stars

text: Always wonderful.


title: Better than CNN ( fakenews)

text: Newsmax isn't fake news like CNN msnbc and all the others!


title: GH is for a good life

text: Love the reviews of everyday products. They are fair and free from bias.


title: One of the best Sci-fi magazines available today

text: Where do I begin? This magazine has it all for fans of Sci-fi, the only periodical which can rival it is Asimov's.  But, if you're like me, you like a combination of real science as well as the fiction, and Analog excels at bringing both to the reader.  I always feel a sense of anticipation when opening up a new issue of Analog, it's just so consistently good.  If you've never tried Analog before, and love Sci-fi, I'd say get a copy today, or better yet, subscribe, you won't be sorry.


title: A Great Read

text: Always an enjoyable and thought provoking read


title: Review of Number 161: Aug 2002

text:
I've been with the Fortean Times since way back at issue 31. Over the years since then it has got more glossy, but it still never ceases to amaze me. This latest issue is no exception.
Fortean Times is a monthly mag founded in 1973 to continue the work of Charles Fort, who, in the early part of the 20th Century was among the first to speculate that mysterious lights in the sky might be from outer space; coiner of the term "teleportation", and chronicler of all that these days are considered the realm of "The X Files". The magazine continues his tradition of reporting "damned" phenomena in an objective manner.
The "damned" covers a wide range, and in the pages of this magazine you'll find articles on such varied subjects as religious miracles, the latest happenings in UFOlogy, sightings of strange or out-of-place animals, and the weirdest cartoons in Christendom. Regular favourites include the "Strange deaths" column which details the many varied ways the human race can find to shuffle off this mortal coil.
This issue is well up to usual standards.
First up in the news section there is a report on how the Queen Mother's death led to a holiday park fire when the curse of the Koh-I-Noor diamond struck again; a reported 120 million year old map found carved in stone in the Ural mountains; a report of a family of nine children, all given up for adoption, who became close friends without knowing of their relationship and some great snippets on current advances in astronomy - including the interesting news that out towards the stars Pioneers 10 and 11 are slowing down. Not by much, but nobody knows why!
There's more news on an American on trial for murder who believed he was back in time killing Adolf Hitler; news of man-made structures off the coasts of Malta and the Isle of Wight; the latest on the Roberto Calvi Itlaian masonic banking affair; how to fold a dollar bill to see a representation of the Twin Towers burning; the origins of the stories about "The Curse of the Mummy" and the latest from the world of cryptozoology, including news on the search for a hairy man-beast in North East India.
And all that is before we get to the main articles, the meat of the magazine.
The first of the feature articles is a long piece on David Berkowitz, the "Son of Sam" murderer, who the writer Jon Vincent Sanders believes was not working alone, and was a member of a black magic underground in New York. I wasn't quite convinced by the article - it covered the history well, but didn't provide any strong evidence for the writer's theory.
The second article, by FT editor Paul Sieveking, is the sort of thing the magazine does so well. It is a run down of the history of feral children - those brought up by cats, dogs or monkeys. The writer traces many stories from all ages of human history, summarises the main points succinctly, and provides an exhaustive list of references. This is the way research on so-called "Weird" topics should be done.
The main article in this issue is a long profile of Sci-Fi legend Philip K Dick, detailing both his place in Fortean literature, and also his influence on current Sci-Fi cinema, particularly with reference to the latest blockbuster "Minority Report". Impressively, FT has garnered opinions on Dick from most of the big names in Brittish genre fiction, and some of them are very forthright in their views. There's also an investigation into Dick's very own "damned" life, including the super-intelligence VALIS that he believed he was in communication with.
The rest of the magazine is taken up by a couple of short articles, including a look at some of the odder events of the Queen mother's life, an extensive letters section that's, as usual, entertaining and enjoyable, and a reviews section covering books on George Bush's connection to big business, Jack the Ripper, and seeing ghosts; a review of "Minority Report" and more of the brilliant cartoons that are studded through the mag.
I write genre fiction, and this magazine is a constant source of ideas for stories, but above all else, it's the entertainment that counts, and FT provides that, consistently.


title: National Geographic Kids

text: My grandson reads the whole magazine the day it arrives. He asked for a renewal as his Christmas gift from me.


title: Great Magazine

text: If this is your style (Bungalow- Arts and Crafts) then this should be there for you as a reference, an idea book, a supplier source, a color guide or just a wonderful collection of beautiful picture not just in the articles but in the ads as well.  This is for people who live and dream for this style.  If you are looking to buy, to restore, to renovate or to build, this will help you get it right.


title: HAS AN OBVIOUS LIBERAL SLANT

text: Newsweek has an obvious liberal slant. It seemed like 9 times out of 10, the articles written about politics had a left-wing bias. So if you're in to "journalism" with a liberal agenda, this would be for you. My subscription just ran out and I will not be renewing it.


title: Four Stars

text: Nice, bite-sized articles in contemporary science.


title: Two Stars

text: Gift for our German mom.  She didn't care for it.


title: A breath of fresh air

text:
With religious fundamentalism on the rise, Free Inquiry is a breath of fresh air. Free Inquiry offers a secular viewpoint on the social issues of our time. Creation science, prayer in schools, euthanasia, abortion and reigious studies--all these issues and more are covered in this wonderful little mag.

Subscribe to Free Inquiry. I subscribe to several magazines and always look forward to getting this one the most.

Also recommended: How to Lose Your Faith in Divinity School


title: It's a good thing

text: A fabulously designed magazine that is great to look at as well as inspire. When I have a project comming up (like my wedding/baby/decorating/gardening) Martha's magazines are invaluable. Even if you don't replicate the project exactly, they are usually very adaptable to your specific needs.


title: Very political

text: This magazine used to be an informative read but has since the buyout by Bloomberg turned into a political magazine for left wing viewpoints. Am sadly going to cancel after many years.


title: Birds and the Bees

text: Gift for my wife, she absolutely loves the pictures and the articles are great!


title: Five Stars

text: Bought for my grandson.  He loves the magazine!


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine, lots of great recipes, tips on all household items, loved it so  much gave as gift to several of my nieces...and they loved it...


title: Hipster nonsense, unlike 15-20 yrs. ago..

text: The DIY stuff and a few articles are alright. The paid reviews are not cool, and obviously false information are not. The worst parts of the magazine are the initial pages filled with an entire page (each!) of ridiculous hipster info on the EIC (okay, because he's the Editor-in-Chief, unfortunately I miss the previous Editor, he was more interesting), and worse, hipster info about what a couple of the writers/"journalists" are into at the moment (such as audiophile quality headphones ($350+) & amplifiers (at least the price of headphones, unless they're from China, nearly all of which is wasted if the equipment in question primarily uses Bluetooth, because of the quality loss when Bluetooth is used..), $400 tents that most of us can't afford, expensive backpacks and hiking boots most can't afford, and $200 knives/multiple most can't afford. It must be nice to live in a fantasy land like PM journalists do. It's likely they are unpaid interns whose parents can buy thousands of dollars in adventure equipment every two months for their kids who can't decide if they like wheat ale or IPAs this month.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Issue #s are different for UK and US issues

text: I subscribe to this mag. While I love the magazine, I can't count on getting the patterns that are "coming in Issue xxx."  Those future magazines show up as being available for back order when my next issue comes. It's like I get a different series since I don't live in the UK. I also don't get the "freebies" that the UK residents receive. However the freebies are with the mag if purchased at Barnes & Nobles in the US. The magazine does indicate the freebies and contests are for UK residents only. My biggest concern was looking forward to the next month's issue and the pattern you thought you were getting isn't there but is available for an additional cost.


title: Great mag!

text: Great magazine for an outdoor photographer.


title: Worthwhile investment

text: Love, love love this magazine. I love the hard copy issues over kindle in this respect only: the hardcopy's patterns are easier to see and to manipulate than on the kindle. Thanks so much.


title: Tasty recipes and nutrition info, not so light as I would like

text:
I first subscribed to this magazine in 2009, I was laid off and I needed a hobby.  The magazine has always been full of tasty recipes.  Though in those days the emphasis seemed to be more on eating clean and healthfully than it seems to be these days.

In the last year or so the emphasis seems to be more on small portions, and making copycat meals of naughty things rather than unique healthy meals.  I will not be renewing my subscription when it runs out at the end of 2012. Personally, I am more interested in clean eating, and plentiful veggie filled meals than carefully portioned ways to fit naughty foods into my life like fish and chips and brownies.

One part of the magazine that still exists that I love is the meals under $10 section... which gives practical recipes to feed 4 people a meal for under $10.  This has always been the place to go for a tasty staple meal that is generally pretty easy to make, and satisfy most and doesn't blow the budget.


title: Got the hat but no magazine!

text: Got the hat but not a single issue of the magazine.  (4 months later).  Subscribe at your own risk!!!!


title: Perfect Magazine for The over 50 group

text:
Good Magazine for the Married over 50 group, Which represents 90.5%

Of The Retired Travelers.


title: ONLY RECEIVED ONE ISSUE

text: I received the first issue; however, have not received any others since.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love Burdastyle magazine. For the price, you get a ton of patterns. There is usually a great variety of styles in each issue so it can appeal to people with many different style preferences. There are also projects for all skill levels. The pattern sheets can sometimes be confusing with all the different lines overlapping but I prefer them to printing the patterns from the website and then taping the pages together.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Let’s make something great!

text: Always informative and I love the reviews and comments.


title: Subscription, purchased from Amazon.

text: This subscription is exactly what it says it is, a subscription to a certain magazine.  I wanted that magazine, and got it.  What's to review?


title: Auto Renewal - McCall's Quilting

text: I don't have to worry about missing an issue.  It's my favorite quilting magazine.


title: Great Magazine; Beware Auto Pay

text:
I've been a Money Magazine subscriber for more years than I can remember and find it a tremendous resource for personal finance information and education.  I'm amazed, though, at their automatic payment system and how it charges more for a subscription than if you renew on your own.  After all, isn't it an advantage for Money Magazine (as well as the subscriber, of course) to have subscribers who automatically renew each year?  Those subscribers should be rewarded, not penalized!

For the past four years I have discovered I've been charged more for my automatic subscription renewal than if I had renewed on my own.  Each year I've called Money customer service and explained the discrepancy, after which I was credited the difference between the two prices--usually $5 or so.  THIS YEAR I was amazed to see I was being charged $29.95 for a one-year subscription renewal when online there are several websites, including Amazon AND MONEY MAGAZINE ITSELF (!), that charge $14.95.  Automatic renewal subscribers are being charged 100% MORE for the advantage of not having to renew directly themselves--unbelievable!!!

To make matters worse, when I contacted Money Magazine customer service to point out the difference in prices, I was told they would not credit the difference for me and I would have to actually cancel my subscription and order a new one under the lower price.  Talk about shooting yourself in the foot!  What are the chances I'm going to resubscribe after this debacle???

I'd give 5 stars for the magazine if not for the magazine's utter disregard for it's customers, so I give it 2 stars instead.


title: Why do I pay for ads?

text: It has nice content but out of 230 pages, 113 were ads. That's not even counting the smaller ones. I won't be renewing.


title: Nice magazine!

text: This is the first time I ordered [Good housekeeping] since there was a promotion price from Amazon.com. After finishing the first issue I received, I was fully addicted by it. The essays inside not only contain little tips of how to manage the house, but also fulfill with lots of information about beauty and some other healthy and yummy recipes. I have to say that I really like this magazine!


title: great source for painting.

text: I always love this magazine, for recipes, ideas and pictures, and it is local--we can go see for ourselves what is written about.


title: Good for even light gamers

text: I love my Wii and like to be kept up to date on it. This mag does just that. While I am not a true gamer, this mag still manages to keep me interested and I find myself exicted when a new one arrives. I love the feature where it tells you upcomming titles and their release dates.


title: Still Great

text:
I've read this since I was a kid and have learned so, so much.  This is one if not THE best magazine in the world.  They should make it required reading in schools.

The quality over the years has stayed top notch.  I hope to stay a lifetime subscriber.


title: Too many fashion and make up articles. Hate it!

text: Too many articles on fashion, make up and hair. Hate the different format. I won't renew.


title: Five Stars

text: Very nice magazine with great articles!!


title: Eat book

text: Pictures are good. Clean magazine. Glossy.  Minty. Makes the entire kitchen look good.


title: Great

text: Love this little magazine. Well worth the money!!


title: Slow

text: Magazine is great, but I have only received one.


title: Great magazine, subscription process needs work.

text: Love the magazine, which is why I subscribed - but never got a single issue due to delivery problems. Amazon magazines gave me a full refund without any fuss, and now I get the electronic edition via Zinio.


title: Great Deal!

text: This was a great deal.  I was very lucky that I found it.  TV Guide is my favorite magazine.  Thank you!


title: Great buy

text: My daughter was happy to receive this subscription for a gift. Not only does she scour the pages for info, she shares it w/her friends when finished. I prefer Teen Vogue to some of the other teen mags on the shelf because they stay away from sexual topics and other areas that I prefer my teen daughter not to read in a periodical.


title: I was so glad to find the magazine here on Amazon for a ...

text:
When my subscription to Life Extension ran out I really missed the magazine, but I could not afford the membership to LEGF that includes the subscription.  I was so glad to find the magazine here on Amazon for a reasonable price.

This magazine is a cutting edge scientific review of health products.  It is a good way to keep up with the science, if you are not following Pub Med or Med Line on a regular basis.  For me it has become an essential.  Its focus is anti-aging strategies, but it is a very good health guide for just about anyone.


title: Paid for 24 issues and have received 1 in 4 months.

text: Received my first issue 2 months ago and have never received one since. First issue took 2 months to start.  Signed up for 24 issues. If I do get 24 issues, it should only take 4 years to get them all!


title: not a big fan of this magazine anymore since they ...

text: not a big fan of this magazine anymore since they dedicated an entire magazine for transgenders and gays. Would prefer they stop shoving this stuff down peoples throat.


title: Please, more art, fewer ads!

text: The articles are good. They are interesting and informative. But there are more ads than anything. I do enjoy learning about new art products but can't help feeling there should be more articles than ads. I suppose all those ads keep the subscription price low, but they are also the reason why I would not be willing to pay more than the sale price that I paid.


title: Whats on tv tonight?

text: Like the fact it gives me some idea what's on tv. Hard to read & follow. I don't have cable.


title: For transplanted Texans

text: Living in Vegas, I truly miss my beloved Texas.  The magazine keeps me informed of happenings across the state.  The articles and BBQ recipes are just the best!!!


title: A Great Gift Idea

text: Even for those of us who don't live on a big lot, there are some great recipes and ideas suburbanites can use. I liked this one so much I bought it for my boss who DOES live on a hobby farm. Hope she loves it, too!


title: Magazine

text: Never received any issues.


title: Great son-in-law gift

text: I purchase this for my son-in-law - I buy books or mags for everyone in the family and this is by far his favorite.  He always asks for me to renew - if you enjoy ATV's this is a mag for you -


title: Four Stars

text: Nephew loves it!


title: Five Stars

text: gift


title: Gonna buy something?

text: Use it for everything first. If it's not part of your process you're stupid. Love love love CR


title: Enjoyable articles about the city and environs

text: I was born and raised in Northern Kentucky (where Cincinnati was known as "Over the River" - when we were going to the city, we simply said we were going over the river...). Anyway, I now live over 100 miles away, and greatly enjoy receiving Cincinnati Magazine each month to keep track of what's happening in my home area. I have been a subscriber for several years. The articles are diverse, and frequently do include Northern Kentucky. The writing is good, and I have been very happy with Cincinnati magazine. (Regarding the one-star review of this magazine: I do wish people would not leave negative reviews based solely on their impatience to receive their first issue! That is not a true review of the magazine itself).<br />I highly recommend Cincinnati Magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine as always. Great value too


title: Unresolved Customer Service issue for my subscription

text: I love this magazine, but am befuddled by their subscription fulfillment. I subscribed at the end of 2012 and also paid for a gift subscription for my brother. My brother received his magazines, but I only received two. I have had unsatisfactory results with customer service. Unfortunately, I was stupid enough to subscribe for another year when they promised to give extend my gift subscription for 2 years, but then they took that promise away! I have a chain of emails, canceled checks etc. but still no resolution... ugh. Beware!


title: Five Stars

text: loved it


title: Love this magazine

text: This is a topnotch women's magazine that really speaks to the diversity of women's issues, and interests.  It isn't fluff, though some topics are lighter than others...what it is is smart!


title: Great magazine!

text: This is a great magazine! In addition to learning a lot from each issue, it keeps readers up-to-date on the latest diabetic information and drugs, offers motivational stories and has GREAT recipes. I've really enjoyed this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: my grandkids love this


title: Five Stars

text: Terrific magazine always has something to inspire.


title: Discover magazine

text: Bought this subscription for Discover magazine for my 90 year old mother.  She said it keeps her "sharp as a tack"!


title: Five Stars

text: Worth the money.


title: Pleases the young and older.

text: My son and I both enjoy this magazine. It has enough variety for both of us and we like to try the recipes.


title: Four Stars

text: Great deal for the price. Thanks!


title: Great survival Magizine!

text: A great magazine, It covers a lot of information and topics on Survival.


title: Bloomberg Businessweek

text: Great magazine - been a subscriber for decades.  Good mix of business and personal innovations and challenges presented in accessible language.


title: Not the Rolling Stone of my youth, but that's okay

text:
I stopped reading Rolling Stone magazine shortly after the Kurt Cobain Tribute issue.  My boycott had nothing to do with the driving force behind Nirvana, necessarily.

Shortly after Cobain committed suicide, Frank Zappa - a truly gifted musical pioneer - died from cancer.  Yet, there was no Tribute issue commissioned on his behalf.  Instead, (if I remember correctly), he received a couple paragraphs buried in one corner of a page.  I found this to be disrespectful, and I cancelled my membership.

Well, there's been a lot of water under that bridge, and I now find myself back to where I once belonged.  I missed keeping up with the latest bands and band releases.

I still haven't quite forgiven them for dissing Zappa, or for when they named Sinead O'Connor Artist of the Year, but I'm working on it.


title: Nice mag for kids.

text: My kids absolutely love it. Interesting facts and things to read for 1st grader. One thing...advertisements for Progressive car insurance inside, what's up with that?


title: Disappointing, I used to subscribe and the current magazine ...

text: Disappointing, I used to subscribe and the current magazine isn't even half the thickness of the old ones and the content it ok.


title: Great magazines with real life ideas

text: This has a lot of ideas on design, paint color, furniture refurnishing and more.  They aren't complicated things to do that require a lot of skill & tools and I think anyone could get ideas to implement in their own home.  I bought a subscription for my daughter-in-law who has no idea where to start on decorating.  It is also a magazine that I don't spend days going through, it is an "easy read".


title: Always a good choice!

text: My family members are all fans of this magazine. We love the wonderful recipes and great ideas in every issue. I tried to stop my subscription and wait for my sisters past issues, but I can't! I am a Food Network Junkie! Thank you for the great magazine.


title: Used to read cover to cover, now not so much

text: I used to read this cover to cover, but now, not so much. There's not enough music coverage, and man, when they love something, they LOVE it. You'll see multiple covers just on one show or movie. Even years after it's cancellation, it seems like a Lost cover crops up every once and awhile. Anyway, I have cancelled my subscription for now. With all the other things to read online, it doesn't seem worth my money, but I might reconsider if I get a deal, need to buy it to support a fundraiser or just miss it too much.


title: if you're reading this you probably should just click the buy button

text: If you're thinking about whether or not to subscribe and bothering to read the reviews on whether or not it's worth it.....then just do it.  You get exactly what you expect (I'm not going to go into detail, sorry).


title: He never read an issue

text: This was a gift and he never opened one issue.


title: Five Stars

text: Husband's excited!


title: one magazine was it

text: I only received one magazine for the 6 months..so sad..


My daughter loves receiving this magazine in the mail. She only wishes it would come monthly. Great articles, stories and fun activities for any girl.


title: More than recipes

text: A slender magazine but with great recipes , lots of  technique advice and product reviews . Explains the science behind one method or ingredient over another ....A good read from cover to cover .


title: Enjoyed the content.. look forward to new editions..,

text: Love the content! Highly recommend..,


title: Excellent magazine.

text: Love this magazine. Easy to follow instructions and fun tips and tricks.


title: Too many ads.

text: A lot of ads and very few recipes I make.


title: Four Stars

text: nice publication.


title: Four Stars

text: I like this publication.


title: light reading

text: I bought this magazine as a gift.  It arrived within one month of the order which is fast based on my orders directly from BH&G and Harpers Bazaar,


title: Class and Country

text: Service through Amazon is excellent.  The first issue arrived within one month of the order.  The magazine is well done.  It seems a bit like who's who in high society at first glance,


title: Great for Your Music Students

text:
I'm writing as a teacher who gives this to my students.  The cost of the magazine is covered in my annual Registration Fee.  My students really enjoy Piano Explorer.  I use it to supplement my teaching.  It has compositions from other kids in it, it will have a composer listed every month, with recommended pieces to listen to.  It has practice tips for the kids, recital tips, and some theory.  I have really enjoyed using this for my students year after year.  It's light easy reading for kids.  My answer to the person who said it was too short, it's only $5.00 per child for the year (which is a great price) when you have a studio of 10 or more students to give it to.

It's great, when you as a teacher tell a student something multiple times, they don't get it, and SUDDENLY, VOILA!  There it is in the magazine - giving you credibility!

I do wish, however it had some jazz articles in it.  It's mainly classically based.


title: Great writing.

text: Delivers great writing week in, week out.


title: Great science mag for the everyman

text: Wonderful publication. Lots of information and its presented in a way that captures ones attention. Gorgeous photos throughout. Not overly technical and fun to read.


title: do not buy. Google and free

text: I think it is funny that someone is charging for something that is free


title: Neither Quarterly nor Gentlemanly

text: Instead, monthly and vulgar. Don't waste your time. What was once a respectable magazine now aspires to be Maxim.


title: Three Stars

text: Nice magazine but isn't what my granddaughter hoped it would be.


title: Three Stars

text: Nice magazine but doesn't meet my granddaughter's interest.


title: Travel the wonders of the world!

text: Always end enjoy it.


title: Sunset

text: Every month Sunset gives the reader gardening tips for that month, scenic places in the West, food specialities & recipes plus remodeling.  Colorful pictures and intriguing descriptions.


title: Great magazine

text: I enjoy this magazine and found that is was much cheaper to order it on that to order it direct.


title: A very interesting magazine

text: My husband and I both read this magazine and discuss what we have read with each other.  I will renew this magazine when it becomes time to do so.


title: A great gift.

text: I bought this as a gift for a grandson. He asked me for the subscription. We he received it he called me to say that he really liked the magazine. I appreciated the 5-month introductory offer to make sure it was going to be a good purchase. I intend to extend the subscription.


title: Love them

text: Love the dolls house so many ideas


title: wish it was published monthly instead of bi-monthly plus it ...

text: wish it was published monthly instead of bi-monthly plus it takes 3 months to get your first issue. Seems they could process your order quicker than that.


title: Ive loved nat geo since i was a kid

text: I have loved this magazine since i was a child. I would always rather read about foreign lands than what kim kardashian is doing....


title: Interesantisima!

text: Esta es una revista en Español interesantisima, con articulos que han requerido un estudio cuidadoso de los hechos y demuestra gran cultura y conocimiento histórico.  Debi haberla comprado mucho tiempo atras. La recomiendo 150%.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine


title: Great Recipes

text: A friend of mine used to subscribe to Bon Appetit and flipping through the magazine I found so many interesting recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: Love Rachael Ray! :)


title: They send to much extra trash with the magazine, ...

text: They send to much extra trash with the magazine, the first month came with a renewal notice that my 12 month subscription was about to expire.


title: Never Received

text: Reached out to the publisher multiple times. Never received any issue of the magazine. I could have donated the cost of this magazine subscription to charity instead.  Not good.


title: They Can't Be Serious

text: So despite my being a current print subscriber I have to buy individual issues or buy another subscription if I want to read ESPN the Mag on my Kindle Fire HD? As they say on Monday Night Countdown... C'MON MAN!!


title: Best positive magazine to help our young people to be successful.  To be B.O.S.S.

text: Excellent magazine.  Been enjoying his e-magazine for 2 years.  Very happy that it is in print.  Very informative for parents on what you need to do to prepare you and your kids for college.  Also a great positive magazine for our young people to see how important it is to get an education and the success they can have for getting that education.  It's also a great magazine to give as a gift to a young person where there is no negativity being said but only positive examples and role models.  Words really can't express how awesome this magazine is.  Get one today for you and your kids and get another one to give it as gift to a less fortunate family that is looking for a better life. B.O.S.S.


title: classic magazine

text: enjoying this now as I did years ago !


title: Whole Dog Journal sent as a gift

text: Web preview of journal looked very promising. Sent as a gift to son. Hopefully his experience will match our expectations.


title: Great Magazine!

text: My wife and I both enjoy the wonderful and informative articles. Gives a perspective and insight that is hard to find elsewhere. Truly a "must read".


title: BUYER BEWARE!!!!

text: Know that you will be sent to a Collection Department if you do not call ESPN the Magazine and cancel your subscription after the year is up.  I let the subscription lapse, like I would any normal magazine, but several months later received a Collection Department notice saying I owed $44.95.  This is a SCAM, in my opinion, and I wish I had never signed up for ESPN the Magazine.  My son never read the magazine, it went straight into the recycle every time.  Such a waste and such a bogus subscription!!!


title: Pure Spam

text: This is the spamiest magazine I've ever read.  It seems as if everyone is jumping onto the "green" bandwagon these days and this mag is no exception - especially in the commercial sense.  Very little useful or informative content.  In addition to all of the usual advertising, every single article or snippet showcases products that one can BUY in order to be "green".  It seems to exist only to serve its advertisers and not its intended audience.


title: Favorite magazine,

text: My absolute favorite magazine.  The articles are helpful, relevant and short.  I always read it the minute it comes because the front always intrigues me.


title: Five Stars

text: A bit too upscale but great photos and travel advice.


title: Five Stars

text: Of special interest to Americans who loved Scotland.


title: Five Stars

text: This is a renewal gift for my grandson who truly enjoys it.


title: Five Stars

text: This a renewal for my grandson who truly enjoys the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: LOve it


title: Who's the audience?

text: Wired was once the Bible of the hipster techies. Today it's basically the GQ of those who aspire to tech hipsterdom: tech as "lifestyle", interspersed with beautifully photographed ads for expensive wristwatches. Not to say there's nothing of interest there, but the technical content has diminished over the years, and the flash content increased. Still engaging, but not hugely informative for those who are fairly knowledgeable.


title: The death of Santini

text:
I bought the book two days ago and I just finished reading it.  I would have finished the book sooner but, I had to walk away from it because it ran so true to stories of my life.  Pat Conroy has nailed down in ,brilliant prose ,what being brought up in the South entailed.  The stories of the past are relived, generation after generation. To escape them one must be very,very tough.  His story at times was so heartbreaking because I  al ready knew what was going to happen.

This book is Southern prose at its best.  At times, I thought of Thomas Wolfe and his"Look Homeward Angel" book about the south.  I think the Civil War and the Depression in the rural south damaged people so much they took the hurt and shame to the generations after them.

This book is a gem .


title: Ordered in error rather than purchasing The New Yorker. ...

text: Ordered in error rather than purchasing The New Yorker. Content did not interest me. Amazon quickly returned purchase price.


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag to keep up with TV ,Movies, and CDs


title: Book lovers magazine!

text: Great magazine for book lovers.  Gives current reviews.  My favorite is each issue features a bookclub - you get a glimpse into some wonderful bookclubs.  Wouldn't it be fun to be in a bookclub that visits a place associated with the monthly book you read?  Book clubs of librarains?  Bookclubs that vacation together each year?  Each bookclub talks about reads they loved, and those they wouldn't do again.  Very insightful!  This magazine also features some classics.


title: Irreplaceable

text: The best writing in the country


title: Very stylish.

text: Excellent.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Very upset about this subscription. I got a duplicate ...

text: Very upset about this subscription. I got a duplicate magazine. They are always behind in mailing currents ones. Thanks Castilla


title: Five Stars

text: Great ideas and recipes.


I don't mean I actual hate it but I have not received the magazine yet.  I have been looking in the mail every day to receive it.  I have an up coming reunion and I really need some ideas to set it up.  If I don't receive it in the next few days, I am going to cancel that particular order.<br />Thank you for your listening ear.  By the way, I have really enjoyed all of my other products.  Thank you.


title: Five Stars

text: my grandson loves this magazine


title: Four Stars

text: Very Helpful


title: Great Pictures

text: Our granddaughter loves this magazine. We have purchased it as a gift for her for 3 years


title: Great Gift

text: My wife really enjoys every issue.


title: Two Stars

text: Not very in depth.


title: Not too long.

text: Interesting stories!


title: Good purchase for those wanting to live simply.

text: Very nice magazine; just my style. Nothing is over the top or too elaborate.  Would make a great gift for like minded people.


title: I love it. As a beginner knitter I found several ...

text: Received my first copy. I love it.  As a beginner knitter I found several patterns I would be interested in trying.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: like to dream about it or add to you bucket ...

text: If you travel , like to dream about it or add to you bucket list, this magazine shows places out of the ordinary to visit. The one we chose was because of an article about riding a jeep down one of the roughest areas in the country. Our ride was rated a 5 in getting a trill down the Black Bear Pass near Tulluride, Colorado.I loved it and my husband said never again. He wanted to get out and walk down the mountain but our guide so no way,


title: Received First Issue - Good Unbiased Financial Information

text: I've only received the first issue so far. I do like the information seems to be unbiased and pretty solid.


title: I would never subscribe to this magazine again! due ...

text: I would never subscribe to this magazine again! due to their unorganized relationship with mag. subscription services, paid for TWO subscriptions, service said I paid, Sunset said they had no record of either. so lost money for two subscriptions, then Sunset said it was for a digital subscription, no it was not! I could not access a digital have no ipad nor Android devoice so why would I order that way.Plus the magazine is no longer enjoyable, full of only high end/ big money ideas, Million dollar home advice or expensive Resorts.


title: Creative

text: American Craft is a feast for the creative spirit.  Fresh ways of viewing traditional crafts, new ideas, beautiful photos.  What more could one want from an arts magazine!!


title: Used to be about technology

text: Wired used to be purely about new technology. Now it's mostly ads and a touch of technology combined with political screeds.


title: Too many ads

text:
I understand the need of ads, but enough is enough. More than half of the magazine is filled just with plain ads (52.5% to be precise) and even the "original content" is partially advertisement for products.
Just got bored after 10 pages of ads at the beginning, and there were more to go. The paper issue is easier and faster to go trough, than the electronic, where I have to wait until the page (=add) loads to continue.
What I dislike the most is the amount of memory it takes up on my ipad, over 0.5 GB per issue wasted mostly for ads.
I will not renew it.


title: Stellar Product Delights & Educates...

text:
Although I am a bigger fan of Astronomy magazine, I am a loyal subscriber to Sky & Telescope because I enjoy the detailed equipment and product reports, the book reviews, "Sky at a Glance," Event calendars, gallery, featured articles, and news notes. The companion website is awesome as well.

One intriguing section of the magazine always looks back to its past issues reminding readers how far the field of astronomy has come in the last century. This is actually a great context-providing feature that celebrates humanity's on going interest in the universe.

What I have observed--being a subscriber to both Astronomy and Sky & Telescope--is this: each magazine has its own unique personality, and each magazine potentially appeals to a kindred reader personality. Readers who like jazzy, topical, but engaging articles in an easy to thumb through, approachable format and language will enjoy Astronomy.  [I am drawn to Astronomy's design and personality.] Readers who like an elegant, more formal format and who want to dig more deeply into astro-science concepts, into scientific data / analysis, or into product information may find Sky & Telescope more satisfying.

For me, subscribing to both magazines completes my astro diet--with all the necessary "food" (topic) groups included: Meal and dessert. It is interesting to see what each magazine emphasizes each month. Each magazine always offers something really cool and thought-provoking.

My best advice is try before you buy: go to a library or local news stand to view the current product of each magazine, and then decide which mag captures your interests, astro skill-level, and / or reader personality the most.


title: Excellent Magazine!

text:
By far, this is my all-time favorite astronomy magazine, and its companion website is a fantastic, useful, up-to-date resource. This magazine has fantastic photos and illustrations. Its plethora of articles are well-written and diverse---from simple star-gazing techniques, to amateur astronomy, to serious astro-imaging, to NASA's greatest projects, to cosmic oddities like Wolf-Rayet stars. Occasionally, readers are treated to some astro-history or other stories relating astronomy to other topics such a mythology, history, philosophy, literature, biology, archaeology, current events, etc. [Review Update June 4, 2008: As an example of this last statement, the new July 2008 edition of Astronomy contains an intriguing article on a old mystery: "Did Ancient Astronomers Build Stonehenge?" by Dan Falk. The article opens dramatically with an eerie image of Stonehenge and Comet Hale-Bopp from 1997; this image is a well-placed spread (filling two pages), capturing the minds and imaginations of readers. As a second treat this month, the magazine also includes an Astrobiology article, "Are We Looking for Life in the Right Places?" by Daniel Pendick.)

The magazine always includes reliable features like a lovely "The Sky this Month" pull-out section that describes sky events, constellations, and objects as they will appear in the given month. "Ask Astro" answers many questions on space topics, and Phil Harrington's "Binocular Universe" article always helps viewers locate the treasures of the sky. Bob Berman's "Strange Universe" is a good read, usually with a dash of humor and / or personality.

Updated Note June 4, 2008:

As an eyeglass wearer, I am always sensitive to layouts, prints, and text. Astronomy magazine's fonts and visual design elements are bright, clear, and easy to read.

**Before you decide on this magazine, check out Sky & Telescope magazine and its reviews. I subscribe to both magazines and have found that each magazine has its own personality and readership. I prefer Astronomy, of course, as stated above; however, Sky & Telescope has some interesting features and notable strengths too. A visit to your local library or newstand can give you the opportunity to preview each magazine for yourself before signing onto a subscription. **


title: Five Stars

text: Great price


title: RE: THE NATION'S NEWSPAPER

text: I'm a longtime subscriber of USATODAY, and I feel it is the best newspaper I know of or read in America. Also, if you buy the hard-copy subscription, you get all the digital editions as lagniappe. In other decades, I traveled widely abroad and enjoyed buying the international editions of USATODAY. Further, this newspaper listens to its readers and actually values their input. Though there are high-brow papers and financial papers, etc., this is the paper of choice for me and mine.


title: All the Positive Reviews Were Correct Until the 2013 Major Changes

text:
I subscribed to this magazine for at least 15 years and agree with all the good things other reviewers have to say. Unfortunately, with the retirement of the long-time editor, a major format change was implemented. One of these included dropping a regular favorite, "Wanted," in which readers sent in requests for long lost poems, songs, sayings, friends, collectibles, and "card showers," which brought happiness I am sure to thousands of people over the years. The audience now, judging from many of the articles, is aimed at people born in the 1950's and 1960's. Even the ad inserts are targeted, based on the photos, at people in their 20's and 30's.

I decided to cancel my subscription and, because I was really unhappy, accept the published guarantee, which reads, "If at any time you're not completely satisfied with Good Old Days magazine, you can cancel your subscription and receive a full and immediate refund of the entire subscription price. No questions asked." This guarantee has appeared in the magazine for years and is still on page 6 of the March/April 2013 issue.

I had renewed for several years for $27.97 before knowing about the format change. I cancelled online and got an immediate email giving my refund as $9.33.  I called Customer Service and was told that a full refund had to be requested at the time of cancellation because, "We don't offer it--you have to ask." Of course, there is no place on the Web site to do ask. The lady I spoke to was quite snippy and sort of implied that I was an unpleasant person for expecting them to actually do what the guarantee said. I still do not know whether Good Old Days will live up to the promise because after she said, "You mean you really want the full refund?" and I replied "yes," she said have a nice day and hung up.

It is sad to see something that was great fall down. I will be replacing this with Reminisce.


title: Downhill quality and quantity of content

text: I finally cancelled my subscription after 15 years.  I used to get excited and savor every page of each issue when it arrived. Every month I made at least a couple new recipes right away and I bought the annual cookbook every year (back when they recognized that cooking is still easier from paper rather than screens and largely discontinued the annual hard copy).  But over the last few years, I increasingly noticed there were fewer pages each month and especially fewer recipes.  I realized new issues sat for a few weeks and took less than 45 minutes to consume most times.  The last editor hiring was my final straw as it seemed he drove this once informative yet accessible magazine down to the lowest possible denominator.  I miss F&W like an old friend, but at least I'm no longer spending money to sadly watch it circle the drain.


title: Wonderful magazine

text: National Geographic fills a special niche as a professional view especially on nature, wildlife and science.  I had missed it for about a year, and so glad now to be subscribed again.


title: Five Stars

text: Always appreciated!


title: Five Stars

text: Always well received!


title: Five Stars

text: A favorite!


title: Hot gossip delivered to my door - fabulous!

text: US Weekly (while the poor woman's People) still rocks. It basically has all the same info as People Magazine at half the price. Same pics, same breaking news, etc. Just doesn't have as many articles which I frankly don't mind because I just zip through it for the "crucial" details! Great deal and great dose of trash. Wheeeeeeee!


title: Save your money

text: The content of the magazine is fine when it actually arrives.  Don't hold your breath --- even though customer service at the magazine assures you that they will mail a missing issue, it never arrives, even after 4 request to replace the missing issue.


title: Real Simple is just Really Good.

text: I love this magazine, it's practical, fun, interesting


title: Was a great company, sold out to questionable firm

text:
I’m really sad to write this as I’ve been a subscriber for decades. Recently the magazine had been going downhill but until now it was still worth the cost of a subscription to me.
Today I got a fraud alert from one of my cards. The magazine had made extra charges to my account.
Customer service was more interested in gathering personal information about me than providing any kind of service or fixing the problem. Because I had been doing business with them for so long I wound up giving them more info than I should have, which they said they needed to confirm my identity. Now I realize it sounds more like it was for identity theft.
I’m still trying to cancel my subscription.
A call to Taunton Press, the original owners, was equally frustrating. They won’t even tell you the name of the new owners, only that Fine Homebuilding was sold in August, 2022.
I recommend staying away from this once great magazine.


title: Ignore old reviews!

text: I came to reorder this for my 13 year old and was shocked to see the negative reviews!  Looks like they are pretty old. We have received this for years and my daughter wants me to renew it again!  I haven't really looked at it myself - but it's not for me.  I can only report that the 4 bright kids in my junior high carpool loved this magazine and "fought" over it whenever a new issue came out.  I like to have fun things to read in the car to provide an alternative to games and texting.


title: Making it seem easy

text: It’s great at what it does - recipes, design & Organizing advice.


title: I really enjoy this publication

text: Always looking forward to get the latest issue. I really enjoy this publication.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: If you want your brain nudged, here is the magazine to do it.

text: As a Conservative, National Review is ideal.  I had read Buckley(the  for years, laughed at his sense of humor, scratched my head and grabbed the dictionary over some of his vocabulary and learned a lot. I grieved at Buckley's death.  National Review keeps me informed and thinking.  Amazon carries the magazine in the magazine section of its website.  I recommend it heartily.


title: TV Guides me

text: Because I have gone to an antenna, I am limited on my way of knowing what is available on TV.  TV Guide is the answer.  I really enjoy their reviews, interviews and comments as well.  Good investment.


title: Classy Veranda Magazine

text: I have looked forward to receiving this magazine because of the ideas displayed on its pages.  They are wonderful.  They are the kind that you sit and look at a long, long time, trying to figure out how you can use them, or even just a tiny portion of them in your own home. I heartily recommend this magazine to everyone. And of course, Amazon's prompt attention to their customers needa and wishes is always appreciated.  I know I can depend on Amazon, and will continue to do so.


title: Love it!

text: Great recipes!


I love receiving this magazine every month.  Lots of good ideas for the home.  I like the "high/low" features and the repurposing stuff.  The before and after are fun to see and then imagine how I would do it!  A great way to spend my "down time" reading each article and learning things I never knew!


title: I love this little magazine

text: I love this little magazine.  It is full of great information, suggestions, and history.  I am always delighted when Bookmarks shows up in my mail box!


title: LA mag is the best

text: I look forward to this magazine every month!  So much helpful and interesting information for those who want to be connected to their city.  I've had the pleasure of discovering awesome new restaurants and checking out fun events thanks to LA mag.  The writing is fabulous.  This magazine has high standards - you can tell based on the quality information in every issue.


title: Four Stars

text: Good mag to keep up with the ever-expanding world of craft beer.


title: It has changed

text: I have given this mag as a gift several times over the years, I have loved this publication because of no ads, great product/consumer coverage, such detailed hints and tips to improve culinary talents and on and on.  And It's been unparalleled.  HOWEVER,  I'm 4 or 5 issues into my most recent subscription and the magazine has changed.  No tips of any depth.  No coverage and comparisons of any tools or appliances; no superb test-kitchen confidence in ANY AND ALL recipes.  It's just not the same.  I am so bummed.  This present incarnation is not a bad publication.  It just IS NOT what it's been for such a great while.  I cannot give it more than 3 stars because it's joined the ranks of ho-hum.  Sorry to see it go.


title: i have previously subscribed to this magazine for some years

text:
This magazine, historically, has been great and I want to subscribe again.  However, in reading Amazon's purchasing agreement that I have no choice in, I have decided to find it some other way.  I do NOT want my information shared with other circulations so they might get me to buy their magazines.  I hate spam and that's what my email fills up with if my name and info is sold to other lists.  The following is a portion of Amazon's agreement:

"In order to complete your transaction, we will share the name, billing and shipping address and other order information associated with your purchase with the publisher or magazine vendor. Your name and address will also be shared with a circulation-auditing organization."

Now, I like Amazon and I like this magazine but I do not like having no choices about my info being sold to just anyone else that "they" deem agreeable to do so with.  Beyond that, I really like this publication.  Good test kitchen so the recipes are reliable.


title: Going downhill

text:
I have been a subscriber to the economist for over 15 years. For the past few years or so I have noticed that the quality of news coverage and analysis has gone downhill. Many subjects are now handled with a kind of facile politically correct treatment that can be had elsewhere at a lower price (or free on the Internet).

There is more breezy opinion and less presentation of potentially conflicting or subtle facts with evenhanded analysis. Certain topics (Israel, President Bush, Global Warming) guarantee a knee-jerk emission of drivel.

Before subscribing read the Economist at a local library for a while - see if it appeals to you first.


title: Handy to have both version, s but honestly one ...

text: Handy to have both version,s but honestly one or the other would suffice. I haven't had a situation where I had one and used the same issue of the other.


title: Four Stars

text: Love this mag. Wish there were more issues a year


title: not Ben Franklin's magazine

text: The quality of the fiction and other writing is really quite poor.<br /> The non fiction is well written, but the subject matter is very bland and the tone is impersonal.  It's more like a readers digest than actual writing.


title: A few good ideas and photos but text is simplistic (and full of errors)

text: Every issue has at least one article of interest.  But Coastal Living definitely needs a fact checker... A recent issue referred to the Everglades as an old Hemingway haunt (that was the Florida Keys and Cuba editors!) and recommended high heels for going out in Cartagena (don't they know the streets are uneven colonial cobblestone??).


title: good magazine-- great gift

text: I have started ordering my brother a magazine subscription every Christmas and this one was great. I thought it was a little expensive compared to some others-- especially since they are so on sale this year. Overall it was good-- he had no complaints, but I don't know if he'd tell me if he did, anyway! I would order again though.


title: relevant and easy to understand

text: Perfect for the DIY'er!


title: Martha Stewart Living

text: Have not rec'd this magazine yet by post but look forward to reading it<br />as in the past I have read it at a neighbor's house.


title: Smithsonian

text: Have not rec'd the Smithsonian magazine yet.  Hope to get it soon in the mail, as<br />I have read the magazine at the library.


title: A Great Photography Magazine

text: I'm at an "enthusiast" level of photography and I've had this magazine for several years.  It has definitely helped in my progression in the photography adventure


title: Information packed

text: What a great source of how to's, practical advice and more for writers. Love it!<br />Katiedid


title: Good magazine

text: I buy it every year as a present for my husband.  She loves it, but I don't enjoy it.  The paper and print are not to my liking.  Also the stories have gotten a bit dark.  The four stars reflect my husband's opinion.


title: Five Stars

text: Great bargain!


title: Engaging publication!

text: I thoroughly enjoy this publication. Extremely thought provoking, though it can take some time to read and I often have to read the articles slowly. I recommend this publication to anyone who wants to have their thoughts stretched and challenged to think a bit more and consider the different perspectives. I found I agree with with the different articles but there is usually something added I had not considered. Love reading this in quiet moments. Would definitely recommend.


title: Craft Magazine

text: Love this magazine for ideas in card making. It is the best on the market for instruction.


title: Good magazine for younger girls.

text: I think my granddaughter has outgrown this magazine. She is 11 and doesn't look at it anymore. I am going to let it run out and then find something else for her.


title: Star wars Insider

text: I originally ordered this magazine, from Amazon.com, for my grandson. He loves it and asked if I would renew it for him, which i did. I like to keep them reading no matter what the subject matter is. This does the trick and now his brother is interested in it and is also reading it. Great buy!


title: mungomom

text: Great magazine for kids! My grandson loves it. I renew it every year for his birthday.


title: too rich for my blood.

text: I'm just not the demographic for this magazine.  Looks like the 1% is.  Now, I like fantasizing as much as the next girl but other than one really great interview with Jane Fonda, I haven't found much to inspire.


title: Five Stars

text: My grandson is enjoying the subscription immensely.


title: A wealth of information

text: I have subscribed to WDJ for several years and I totally trust them. At their website you can get a one year subscription for 20.00. Highly recommend.


title: I enjoy reading this magazine

text: I enjoy reading this magazine.  Not quite as many articles as in the old days but that is becoming a common thing.  Great mag.  Would recommend.


title: Good Deal

text: great buy


title: Sad.

text: Not the high quality magazine it was a few years ago.  Sad.


title: TV Guide has sunk to a new low!

text: The quality of the magazine and quantity of TV listings has declined steadily over the years. I was really disappointed with the latest issue where they've reduced in half the amount of pages devoted to listing what is going to be on each day! Had just been about ready to renew my subscription, but I'll hold off until the last minute to see if they come to their senses and restore the listings. With just one page of listings per day, and reducing the size of the print, it is mostly useless at filling what used to be the purpose of TV Guide — letting people plan on what they wanted to watch on television!


title: Five Stars

text: Authoritative articles


title: Learning about Antiques

text: Enjoying every issue and learning about the various dictates of assigned values.


title: Five Stars

text: One of the best resources for the modern age


title: You will like the magazine.

text: I delivered this newspaper weekly to about 30 customers in 1947 at age 11. I probably walked the hills if far north GA near Tennessee about 10 miles and walked another 20 miles to collect the nickel price. I lost some customers when price went to 7 cents. Mostly I liked the comics.


title: Five Stars

text: Always a great guide to have by the Tv.


title: Best resource for NW wines

text: If you enjoy wines from the northwest, this is the best resource available for news, tasting notes, and reviews.


title: Five Stars

text: My son's favorite reading!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love


title: Five Stars

text: super mag.


title: Never Received

text: I have never received my order.  It's been so long since I ordered the magazine I forgot about it.  Thanks for reminding me.  Would love to start getting my subscription!


title: great magazine

text: I thoroughly enjoy every issue!


title: My granddaughter loves it!

text: Very interactive and educational! She is very interested in the articles and the problem solving activities within the magazine. I am so glad I got this for her! What a joy to receive!


title: Only Ads

text: Don't bother paying for this magazine. All it is, is ads for products they showcase in their "designs".


title: thank you

text: it grewt


title: Love it

text: Very good magazine, nice topics


title: I like this

text: Love this magazine. Great decorative products and great design work.


title: Really enjoy this magazine

text: Really enjoy this magazine!!  Amazon made me an offer for a subscription I couldn't refuse.  Some magazines recycle the same articles each month; Real Simple doesn't do that.  The prices of most of the products it promotes are reasonable and not in the Oprah category.


title: A Good Tool for Lectio

text: I enjoy the meditations as well as the daily Mass readings.  Give Us This Day has many in depth and inspiring articles.


title: Always a good read.

text: For years now we have looked forward to the Western Horseman arriving in our mailbox. It never fails to deliver good articles and lots of information.


title: Cowboy up with American Cowboy

text: We really enjoy your magazine. The articles are interesting and informative. Great way to stay in touch with what is going on around the western world.


title: TIME IS ALWAYS TIMELY

text:
GOOD WRITERS...CONCISE AND SHORT ARTICLES ABOUT CURRENT EVENTS...
INTELLIGENT AND HELPFUL REVIEWS OF ALL THINGS CULTURAL.
LOOK FORWARD TO TIME'S WEEKLY ARRIVAL.


title: Burda magazine is my favorite

text: I love the up to date patterns that are for all types-child,adult,plus size and more. I look forward to each edition to keep up with trends and inspire my work.


title: Without it I am depressed and stupid.

text: For awhile it was possible to subscribe at 20.00 per year. I was OK with that, as I do shop their advertisers from time to time. All of the sudden it was impossible to subscribe for less than $40-50 per year. I balked. Now, a year later I am depressed and stupid. I must renew no matter what the cost; if for the covers alone.


title: Love it!

text: Love, love, love this magazine!! We read it cover to cover, again and again!


title: One Star

text: Pseudoscience bs, really? Get some real academics and scientists to talk about our food.


title: I loved RD

text: I've always loved RD, and was glad to find it at the price I did. It isn't quite the magazine it was, and I'm not sure why. I rated it 4 stars based on the idea that I am not sure I like it enough to renew.


title: Variety of topics.

text: As advertised


title: Downhill since they decided to put celebrities on the cover

text: Vogue self proclaims to be the fashion authority but alas it no longer is the case. Articles are insipid and tabloid gossip has taken over. If you truly want to see fashion, buy the French Vogue or better yet, "Numero". In the US, I now read Harper's Bazaar.


title: Well done magazine I look forward to reading every time.

text:
Beautiful magazine with lots of pictures. A place where dreams are made.

I would appreciate learning more about the homesite selections on some of the homes presented. Still love the magazine a ton!


title: Great reads issue after issue

text: This is a great deal to try out a magazine briefly. The New Yorker has great articles and comics. The best part is that there are no ads.


title: Great way to stay motivated

text: This is not just the magazine for the yoga pro. It has been a nice addition to help develop a yoga practice.


title: Helpful

text: Great magazine


title: Flying Magazine

text: Husband loves it!


title: Great content

text: Great articles and massive catalog of recipes to try. Plus the recipes have the standard format or the very helpful step by step flip page format.


title: Not Just Science and Geography Any More

text: I have all the issues since 1961 through 2014.  My Grandparents kept them from the year I was born and then I started subscribing in my 20's.  I cancelled my subscription permanently and will never give them another cent.  They have started injecting one sided political views into what was once one of my most enjoyable reads.  Too Bad. The days of scientific and geographical curiosity and honesty seem to have slipped into the past.


title: Bee Culture

text: A good magazine.  A little more for the pro than the hobbiest.  No regrets, but would prefer something more geared toward the hobbiest.


title: Great magazine

text: Terrific World War 2 stories and brings my fathers generation back to life for me.  Stories are interesting and well written


title: Great project magazine

text: A lot of diy projects, product reviews, and advice for homeowners and handy persons. I read it cover to cover.


title: Great Magazine but It's Getting Skinnier By the Month

text: My favorite magazine but I've noticed my last few issues were very thin :-(  Come on Country Living, stop skimping


title: Variety of Good Articles

text: I thought this was my Mom's magazine and never gave reading it a thought at all. Then the $5/year offer came so I decided to try it. My first issue was a pleasant surprise, full of tips and interesting articles and now I look forward to it's arrival every month.


title: Not that interesting

text: Not that interesting or diverse. I thought it would have a lot more simple decorating ideas. But, this was only one issue so i’m Hoping it gets better.


title: Good recipes

text: good Recipes


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite magazines!


title: great magazine

text: quality.


title: Five Stars

text: Love Sunset Magazine. Great travel and food articles!


title: Too many ads

text: Far too many ads in this magazine and not nearly enough of the good stuff, like recipes and design.


title: Excellent!

text: Got this for one of my sons, and it has so many great home ideas, I wish I would've ordered one for myself!


title: Challenging but not impossible.

text: These puzzles are just about the right level of difficulty for me - a retired college professor of mathematics.  If there is an objection, it is that there are too many contemporary but obscure celebrities, foreign coins, or measures.  Thank goodness there are few clues of the "celebes ox" or "three-toed sloth" variety.  All-in-all, these puzzles are entertaining without being frustrating.


title: Not as good as it use to be

text:
[[ASIN:B003N3QRF8 TV Guide [Print + Kindle]]]

Wish it would go back to the smaller size from years ago when it listed 24 hour programming.  Being a retired household we would like to know daytime programming.  Am also disappointed that there is only 1 Stazs channel listing and I have 12 channels,  only 2 HBO and I have 7 and 2 Showtime and I have 5 channels.  Not sure we will renew after our year.


title: time lapse

text: In this day ang age of immediate response, I have still to only guess why a magazine publisher needs 6-8 weeks of turn around time.  The people for whom this gift was intended will be old before they receive their first magazine in their subscription year.


title: A magazine must have.

text: I've been a Threads subscriber since 1987 and own all but 2/3 issues.  None of the other sewing magazines are of equal quality, neither in production or content.  I find it exciting when an issue arrives.  Right now I am reading through my issues chronologically backwards (I don't know why)  bookmarking techniques I'd forgotten about and want to try.  While I did not subscribe through Amazon I can state that Threads is a wonderful magazine for sewists, beginning and advanced.

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title: Better off ordering from discovery

text: Super thin, took forever to get here. Not worth the $


title: Good interesting stories, and lots of stories and jokes to make you laugh!

text: I've always liked the Reader's Digest!  Variety of content, something of interest to everyone!


Even though Amazon says renewing will add to the existing subscription, we found this is not true.  Almost immediately we received two duplicates of magazine issues we had previously received. Not such a good deal when this is factored in!


title: Not the PS it was years ago

text: I had read the earliest issues from the late 1800s as a kid from a attic collection and read it straight from the 1960s on. I had a 30yr subscription that I dropped 15yrs ago as the magazine digressed in content to nonsense articles.<br />I tried it this last year again and it is still off of what Science and new is.  There is so much to be written about and published in this realm but PS is off the mark.


title: Good reading

text: Some articles are overly long. Depends on subject whether tedious or not. Overall, I enjoy it.


title: Fun for a group

text:
Star Munchkin is a fun add-on to the Munchkin game series, and mixes perfectly with other Munchkin games.

The game pokes fun of traditional RPG (role-playing games), pop culture and movies.  Star Munchkin (or any of the Munchkin games) is most fun played with four or more players.  An entire game can be played start to finish in about one hour.  One of the coolest things about Munchkin games is how expandable they are.  And if you like to "cheat" a little when you play games, Star Munchkin is the perfect game for you.


title: Covers a lot of interesting subjects.

text: Lots of nice ideas and articles.


title: Its good

text: It's a good magazine better than some that are 99% advertising


title: Quality/Price

text: Great magazine for a great price.


title: O is the best Magazine ever

text: O covers everything fashion, fitness, health, relationships, money....  wow I am so amazed at the wealth of information in this magazine.  I've already given one away because I had to pass it on to my friend as he was getting on the plane.  I told her that she would find something in there for her no matter what her circumstance.


title: High End Only

text: I have only read one issue so far but the equipment advertised and reviewed in this magazine is very expensive and way out of my price range.  It would be nice if they also covered more affordable equipment that most of us can afford.


title: great magazine

text: i find it interesting


title: excellent writing

text: excellent writing


title: Love them!

text: My daughter enjoyed receiving these in the mail.


title: I've been reading it since the seventies

text: now its even easier to subscribe


title: Dee8478

text: I really like the articles on this magazine I really enjoy the pictures pretty much everything seems interesting my mom gave me this magazine for as a gift.


title: Great

text: My man simply loves it


title: Pass!

text: Not what I thought it was. Too much information, but not the info I need!


title: Sold to the highest bidder and biggest mouths....Time Magazine.

text: Unfortunately, we are still subscribers to this totally biased, say anything to accomplish your own agenda, piece of crap magazine.  If you aren't jumping on the dem bandwagon, you are going down. When you put down Trump supporters and conservatives in general, you are putting down half the country, you despicable idiots. I will never buy another Time magazine again.


title: Shipped quickly, all as advertised.

text: Ordered this for 13-year-old serious Horse Girl.  Articles are informative and cover a wide range of topics and different styles of riding.  Good value for the money, quality magazine with nice pics and well-written pieces.  Enjoyable for any with serious interest in riding.


title: Takes months to receive.

text: Order for high times directly! Takes 3 months to recieve, and no auto renewal!!


title: Very good magazine

text: My eight year old granddaughter loves it. I like it because it presents a positive image for girls, encouraging thinking for themselves and creativity.


title: it's ok

text: i've only had had one  issue so far and i was not really impressed with it.  there just weren't  enough interesing articles in it.  i'm glad i<br />didn't pay too much for it.  can't imagine i will order again.


title: first for women

text: the only other magazine better than this - in my opinion- is all you.  they also had a great deal on this. would recommend it.


title: best magazine ever

text: this is such a great magazine.  there are lots and lots of coupons, great stories and even better ideas for make up and remodeling.  also, i just got this at a really fantastic price on amazon.


title: SWAT is for everyone interested in tactics & self-defense

text:
Many think this magazine is strictly for law enforcement, it is not. I have been reading it for the past two years, and while I am not in law enforcement, I do carry a concealed weapon, and am interested in how to best defend myself and my family.
This magazine does cater to the LE community, but upon careful examination, you will see that many of the articles pertain to anyone who wants to learn self-defense. Also, they write reviews on various firearms that are available to the public, particularly handguns. Moreover, you will find articles and write-ups on accessories, training videos and classes, shooting techniques and more.
The articles devoted to LE specifically are very interesting to me as a non-LEO; it's fascinating to see how to properly enter a building where bad guys might be waiting, or how to properly deploy bodyguards while protecting a VIP.
This magaizine is hard to find on the newstand, but if you can, subscribe and try it out. If you like firearms or magazines like Soldier of Fortune and the many other firearms magazines available, I guarantee you'll like this one as well.


title: First time subscriber

text: Been thinking about subscribing for a while now and finally pulled the trigger when I got a great deal. I have to agree with other reviewers though, there's not much substance to the publication. I want more HONEST gear reviews (meaning advertisers aren't prioritized) and location reviews. Some of the articles are just plain garbage. Go back to your roots, Backpacker! :(


title: One of my favorite magazines

text: I enjoy being trendy and getting ideas from fashionistas and fashion sources.  I kept buying this from the grocery store, so when I saw this deal, I just had to subscribe to this magazine.


title: A must have for any rockhound/gem lover

text: Just get this for the idea of what is going on in the world of minerals and gems.  There's keeping you update to date as to what is happening where, sellers, buyers, and great articles of interest.  For the price, this is a really good read out there for any gem/geology enthusiast.  Thanks, Cheryl


title: You must get this fabulous item if you are any kind of mineral fan!

text:
I'm into Gemstones and Jewelry Making.  My husband is into all types of geology, and he collects mineral specimens.  We both love this magazine!!!  It is fantastic as the pictures and full detail articles are outstanding.  Those pictures, though, really speak for themselves.  It's almost like holding the mineral specimen in your own hands....and it's also finding out what's happening on general in the gem/geology world.

Besides, we got so much stuff with this first magazine, a free CD, and other welcome gifts.  Even opportunities to order older magazines on specific topics...we've got a few that look very, very tempting.

So far, we are really enjoying this professional magazine.  The magazine sells itself.  I can't imagine that we'll ever give up this magazine.  This is one that you start collecting in your bookcase.  The quality is just first rate and exceptionally impecable.

Thanks so much E & C


title: Great magazine, crappy digital offering

text: Pretty poor digital offering.  Choked with ads and very confusing site that constantly tries to get you to subscribe even though I already AM a subscriber.  Also customer service is very poor.  Out of India or Panama or someplace and very poorly trained.  I love the time magazine and really want to read it, but reading the digital app on laptop is horrible.  On iPhone it is a little better by the way.


title: No other magazine like it

text:
This magazine goes beyond numbers and tells you what it actually feels like to drive - to experience - sports cars and supercars. After reading an Evo mag a few years ago, I've never looked at any other car magazine the same (or any magazine publication, really).  Its common for an article to stretch 6 - 8 pages filled with paragraph after paragraph of high quality journalism, and killer photography.  These are coffee table pieces for me, and non-car friends find themselves drawn in due to photography and sheer elegance and beauty of these cars captured only in a way that Evo can.  Oh, and the collector edition (aka subscriber) versions of the magazine covers are usually works of art in themselves.  Bravo, Evo.

I just renewed for my 2nd year via Amazon.  I will comment that the ship times vary wildly - sometimes I might not receive a magazine for six or more weeks, and then suddenly two will arrive back to back.  But this magazine is coming from England guys... and to keep costs down, I'm sure its sent via the cheapest postage and sits on some cargo ship for weeks crossing the pond, then goes through docking/customs/offloading/delivery... etc.  Its well worth the wait and actually increases my anticipation for each issue.  Some reviewers have commented that subscribing via Amazon is more expensive than going to the book store.  We're talking what? Fifty cents or a dollar an issue?  Saving a trip to the bookstore (gas and parking and time) is worth a lot more than that to me.


title: Great

text: Great


title: Great reviews

text: I enjoy Consumer Reports.  The articles are informative and give good information about each product.  The only problem is that not all products in each category are reviewed.


title: Bought it by Mistake - it is in French!!!

text: I bought this thinking it would be an international version of Vogue not realizing it was in French.  Big mistake as each copy cost me $16.00


title: Received magazine 90 days after your order :(

text: Terrible please do not waste your time or money order in magazines that you will get 90 days after you place an order.<br />just Absolutely ridiculous :(


Seriously one of the best magazines ever.  It has much of the trappings of Southern Living Magazine with the added bonus of shooting and hunting articles.  This not only has interest for the man in the house, but the fastest growing sport for women is shooting and hunting.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Excellent Magazine

text: Awesome recipes. Great illustrations


title: Excellent purchase

text: Great recipes and enticing photos


title: Perfect

text: My little cousins absolutely adore these and can’t wait for them to come in the mail.


title: Great

text: Bought the subscription for little cousins and they look forward to them coming in the mail!


title: Awesome

text: Love. Thanks


title: Take Me Away!

text: Good reads about Spas all over the world. Do wish they would focus more on US spas. Makes me wish I could travel and report on these beautiful places across the globe.


title: I love it as well because I can let her handle ...

text: My 8 month old daughter got her first issue in the mail last month, and she loves it. I love it as well because I can let her handle it however she likes without having to worry that she'll rip it or bite a piece of it off. These are made with non-toxic materials, so that's fantastic. Best of all for me they are waterproof so I can just run under the sink for a quick wash. I honestly can't wait for her next one to come in the mail.


title: Sucess!

text:
My highly curious & intelligent 8yr old grandson loves it.
Keeps him busy because he won’t even skip a page.
I enjoyed it as a child, also.

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title: National Geographic Traveler Magazine

text: It took less than a month for our order to be processed. Wow, what speed! So far, my husband and I are very impressed with the magazine. This magazine seems to offer something for everyone from both budget and interest perspectives. (Not just a travel magazine for the rich.) The photos are, of course, absolutely fabulous too.


title: So Many Ideas

text: Gotta love HGTV Magazine!


title: good information

text: its good to know some of the tips that are offered in the magazine.  jut started with tortoises.  good information


title: What I great brother I am

text: A gift for my Sis... she loves it.!!!  A gift which re-gives itself every month.  What I great brother I am !!!


title: Stitch with the embrioderers guild

text: I love this magazine.  The projects and examples are very detailed and interesting.  I would highly recommend it for new and old stitchers.


title: Love the e-mag!

text: I am missing an issue but that is no problem since I have it online as well.


title: Good Magazine

text: Husband loves.  Nice to have local info.


title: Terrific Magazine

text: I like this magazine ,if you are interested in WW2 then purchase a subscription you will kit be dissatisfied or disappointed.<br />Full transparency I am a former US Marine so I have always been interested in the military especially first person narratives of the incredible men who saved the world from darkness of the Axis who had to be defeated at all costs.


title: Terrific magazine

text: Premium magazine in its field


title: Extensive Stories with WW2 Highly Recommend

text: This magazine is for hard core history buffs they have a lot of stories and solid articles.


title: Consumer Reports

text: Terrific magazine on a wide range of products


title: Solid Financial Magazine

text: Terrific magazine on a wide variety of firms both known and up in coming on Wall Street


title: Real Simple

text: I would love to write a Review,but I have not received my "Real Simple Magazine" I placed my order in early July so I sure hope I get this soon......


title: Not what you were imagining at all.

text:
This is not what you imagine when you think of the TV Guide.

These are awful non-local guides, so any channels that are exclusive to your area don't show up in here, which is a lot of them, next these don't have most programming on the channels that they do have. Most of it is just marked as "Local Programming". The book is completely useless. Basically you're paying 20 dollars a year for this company to waste paper.

Another awful thing about these is that you don't even get 52 issues with your subscription. They start counting down your subscription from the moment you press the subscribe button, since they give you a digital version while you wait, and it doesn't matter if you chose not to receive the digital one or not, they still count those weeks against you. It's such a scam!

My mom wanted these since she had them as a kid, but they are awful now. Do not fall for it, it's not what you think!


title: Good information

text: There is always something new to learn when DYI-ing. This magazine helps accomplishing that.


title: 5 stars, and more

text: I love this magazine, everything from the helpful articles to the outstanding photography. There are always many useful items being reviewed which is very useful. I will be renewing this subscription for many years to come.


title: My favorite Magazine!

text: I've been a regular subscriber to this magazine from it's beginning twenty four years ago. I believe this magazine to be perfect for Egyptophiles from casual to serious. It covers a wide range of sub-topics from current events in Egyptian archeology to Egypt-themed book, television, and film reviews. Being a quarterly publication, I try to force myself to read it slowly to lessen the 'lag-time' until the next issue! I can't recommend this magazine highly enough!


title: Great magazine.

text: This is one of my favorite magazines. It is always entertaining and I always look forward to the next issue.


title: Love them, but....

text: I am a former subscriber to this magazine and love reading them so much that I subscribed last month. The problem is, I haven't received any issues for my new subscription yet. Do you know when I'll start getting them?


title: New Format Detracts

text: Smithsonian used to be informative and intriguing. Now it looks like any other pop culture mag. A whole issue on food?? I can go to Cuisine for that. Articles in this current issue (May) look depressingly like People and the new version of Time--slick, clever, shallow, "with it." That's not what Smithsonian was all about--it dealt with varied topics that surprised. I can get shallow by turning on the TV or watching the Huffington Post. Won't be renewing.


title: I love the magazine

text: I love the magazine. Articles very interesting and intriguing. Subscribed to it since 1yr and all the issues were amazing. Renewing it now.


The magazine itself is garbage. I only subscribe to get ESPN Insider Access, which I use daily to read online articles. If you're looking to purchase either as a gift or to read yourself, do yourself a favor and seek out a better alternative.


title: Amazing

text: I love all the ideas that are on the magazine and the decor.


title: Five Stars

text: The wife loves it!


title: Best book

text: My wife likes your book. Thaks


title: Informative and entertaining

text: I look forward to car and driver. Light and fun.


title: Getting it Right!

text: Good mix of reporting. Great photos.  Relevant material.  Just the right addition of exotic cars to keep me wishing.


title: I just LOVE Oprah's magazine

text: Definitely one of my favorite magazines by far.  I look forward to getting it every month and ready it entirely.  Great articles and recipes.


title: Real Simple is worth purchase.

text: Real Simple magazine is my only magazine subscription. It is always worth the money and I value it each month. I have cooked many of their recipes and put their great ideas into practice.


title: Collector Trusted, Number One in Coin News

text: Of the publications for Coin Collectors, " Coin World " is by far the best.  I ' ve ben with Coin World more than 16 years . With every thing it offers in the world of coin collecting it is worth the price. None better.  Thanks, Tom