title: The best fashion magazine out there!

text:
I have tried many a fashion magazine, but InStyle is the best.  Every issue is chock-full of ideas, style stories, and beautiful fashion.

They cover the latest trends, but help you integrate the trends into a normal person's every day wardrobe.  Some fashion magazines only have pictures of runway type fashion, with no practicality whatsoever.  Not InStyle- they make the latest fashion wearable for normal people.  They also offer a range of prices in fashion.  Although I can't afford a lot of the fashion in magazines, InStyle often offers less expensive alternatives for each of their stories.

Whenever I'm shopping (which is not as often as I'd like, but what else is new in a mother's life?) I have a good idea of what will look good for me in that season.  I attribute that to InStyle which keeps me up on the latest fashion while also giving lots of practical tips.


title: Magnolia Journal Disappointing!

text: To Magnolia Journal Disappointing!<br />Deisappointing! I've only received one issue and am told that the next issue is running late. They don't seem to have their act together. The magazine's content was not substantial, offering practically no How To value.  M.S. Living and most Home Maker magazines are far more substantial for the money. I won't be renewing this subscription.


title: Hard to read and no content anymore

text: Former subscriber.  Quit a year ago because of content diminishing and going off topic.  Now I am reading reviews saying it has gone downhill again in the last year!?  Overloaded with ads, but fine - I line my garbage cans with magazine pages.  I see a lot of 1 star reviews talking about small print. There are two other reasons that make Wired impossible to read as well:  1) They skip page numbering on many of the pages to force you to flip through ads and 2) some of color font on color background features are virtually impossible to read if you have hereditary (male) color blindness.  Why does a magazine with a majority male readership go out of their way to alienate the (almost 100% male) color blind demographic?  Not too bright.  "Jargon Watch" ( half a page) was the only thing I could count on when I cancelled.  I am writing the review today rather than accept the special [Year for 5 Bucks] deal offered today in hopes of reducing suffering in the {color blind/number crunching/pragmatic/has a family/does not spend all day playing games} demographic.  There is already enough suffering in the world.


title: One of the Good Ones!

text: I’ve always loved this magazine!


title: Classic Favorite

text: Same wonderful magazine article wise but they cheapened the paper. For someone who used to love the gorgeous and glossy photography it was a disappointment. Therefore it shouldn’t be as expensive?


title: Unbelievable. Condé Nast & Amazon in bed for SCAM!!!!

text:
I am thrilled -- not thrilled. Scam wherein I literally read ONE column via the New Yorker as a previous subscriber to print whom they tried to auto - renew FLEECE about 3 years (feels like 10) ago for $150. It's all coming back to me now!!!
Subscribed to 12 weeks of Bon Appétit for cheap, sorta forgot about it not knowing it would auto-renew me for the New Yorker. Not kidding. Been down this rabbit hole before.
By the way, for those of you in CA, it's against the law there.
Can't believe this convoluted sh*tshow is happening again. Thanks to Amazon for sharing my financial data!
Guess I haven't funded enough earth orbits.


title: Prepare with confidence from page to the table.

text: I like the timely delivery of the magazine & how much easier it is to read without fear. There is the "you can actually prepare this dish" approach that drives away the anxiety from recipe, page, to the table. I have learned so much about ingredients from what I have on hand to the grocery store shelves, deli, dairy, meats, butcher & even wines!!!!


title: Gift

text: For my daughter and she enjoyed her first issue.


title: Nice magazine.

text: My husband loves this magazine.  The subscription price on Amazon is great.


title: A favorite

text: This subscription provides quality recipes in heavy paper stock with beautiful pics of most recipes, well worth the price.<br />I will probably renew this one along with Taste of The South, another very nice publication of nice recipes. Neither has an excessive amount of advertising.


title: Great Buy!

text: Great Buy!


title: No longer in print

text: this was a wonderful magazine that unfortunately has been cancelled - to be replaced with a US version of "Molly Makes" - which to me is a total waste of paper!


title: Great Deal!

text: Great deal for this classic.


title: Redundant. Once you have read 3 or 4, ...

text: Redundant.  Once you have read 3 or 4, I have had enough!


title: HGTV Magazine

text: This is my favorite magazine.  I wait for it every month and then sit down and read it from cover to cover.  I love the ideas and the paint page.  My son is redoing parts of my house for me and loves some of the ideas and it helps for me to pick out the colors. I love this magazine.


title: Hobby Farms

text: Don't know what I was expecting but this wasn't it. I am hoping the next issue is better.


title: Handyman

text: I enjoy the actual handyman advise but my first issue was about tools. While tools are important, I really wanted some "handy" tips. Maybe the next issue will live up to the title.


title: Catster

text: This is a great cat magazine and I have really been enjoying it. Lots of helpful hints.


title: Had this in past; mom wants it against my advice.

text: I have purchased this in the past. As described from others, the issues are a pamphlet four pages long. They pose questions that you find your answer in "free book" regarding specific brands and foods, without siting sources. I wonder if this was written by middle school students, who do not state their sources. I was not impressed. But if you are like my mum, and insist on purchase, go right ahead.


title: Delivered for a great price

text: Town and Country can be expensive and Amazon makes it affordable since my library stop carrying this fine magazine.


title: Magazine review

text: Has wonderful ideas for a new home or to remodel what you have. Is not gender specific--Ladies, you will enjoy too!


title: great mag

text: great magazine. plenty of new time saver tips and great ideas. sit down with a cup of coffee an read it cover to cover. then bring it to work for the guys to read . they also enjoy the tips and artickles


title: To Technical

text: If you're looking for technical information its ok I guess but if you're looking for racers bio's and the more human side of racing it fall short. Maybe it was just this issue but I now remember why I stopped getting before. Just one guys opinion, you may love it.


title: I don't know why I get this publication I don't ...

text: I don't know why I get this publication I don't want it but yet it shows up every month!!  this is not for me.


title: Don't hammer that nail yet ...

text:
If you've got a need or a hankering to build anything and aren't an experienced craftsman, Taunton books should be your first stop. If they have a DIY book on any project you're about to get involved in - you'll save time, money and avoid a lot of aggravation by reading it first.

Great book, great tips and well written.


title: Super Outdoors magazine.

text: Outstanding magazine I have read 30 years.


title: Top notch designs

text: Great styles and suggestions.


title: So sad to see so many Tobacco ads

text: So sad to see so many Tobacco ads!  I will not share this with my grandson as i had planned.


title: Excellent

text: Excellent


title: Five Stars

text: Great price, National Geographic always delivers.


title: Disappointed

text: Not what this magazine used to be.


title: Very good mag. Cheap price.

text: Very good mag. Cheap price.


title: Favorite magazine

text: Have subscribed for several years, love the photos


title: Five Stars

text: very happy


title: 5. 00 and I'm looking at the latest fashions ...

text: 5.00 and I'm looking at the latest fashions!!!


title: Heart warming memories.

text: Love all the stories.  Read from cover to cover. Got this for an ailing relative and we both love the stories.  Makes her want to talk about her memories of growing up.  Gets her old mind working and encourages her to share what she remembers.


title: NOTE it all

text: handy little book to take in your bag to read at lunch or in the car when your waiting for some one, alot of different help full hint, health, fiction non-fiction stories. each one where fun to read and learn.


title: Family Handyman

text: Always had Family Handyman at my house as a kid.Growing up with this magazine taught me so much even after I became a single mother of 2 children I could fix just about anything.<br />Now I'm in My 60's I still do projects from  Handyman


title: Great

text: Great


title: I think that Chip and Joanna Gaines are 2 amazing people. They have 4 of the most beautiful ...

text: I think that Chip and Joanna Gaines are 2 amazing people. They have 4 of the most beautiful children ever. My family and I are thinking of moving to Texas, then I hope I can find them to help me with a fixer upper. I like joanna's magazine. I like all the different ideas shes come up with. I hope that she doesn't give up her business, she is a talented lady. All the gifts that GOD has given to her.


title: Disappointed

text: I placed my order for Taste of Home magazine on January 21,2019.  Today, February 19th, I received the December 2018 issue.  I'm not very happy about receiving a back issue as part of my new subscription.


title: Good value! Great produce

text: Delivered before estimated. Good value! Great produce....


title: Beautiful Photography

text: The photos are the main reason I buy this magazine. And they give great hiking options or show you places to explore in the state. I do feel like the magazine likes to romanticize the Western lifestyle which can get annoying. Reality is it was nothing like that, but I guess being Native American they more focus on the other side of the story. Other than that it is a good magazine for those wanting to see different stories of Arizona


title: Five Stars

text: It took a long time to arrive- but a great fashion mag.


title: RECIPES ,AREN'T ALWAYS WHAT YOU SEE IN PIC.!

text: LOVE IT,TO CHANGE OUR FAMILY MENUS..


title: Love Family Circle - no disgusting degrading covers to deal with.

text:
Great woman's mag without the degrading covers of some.  I won't go into all the science of it, but very Unhealthy.
They do have some inside, but at least not everywhere on it.

Full of good information although not as thick with articles as it used to be.


title: Five Stars

text: Recipes


title: No News!

text: No News!


title: Conservatism!

text: awesome magazine that gives you conservative insight like none other at a fair price! Highly recommended if you're looking for the truth!


title: awesome magazine!

text: awesome magazine!


title: Thank you!

text: mom loves this magazine as it has more stars & stories from her generation (she's 72) than does PEOPLE magazine!

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title: Kudos

text: My brother in-in-law is a black belt in Tae-Kwon-Do & loves this magazine, even though it's a tad pricey..


title: Still crazy after all these years..

text: I grew up reading MAD & it's still around after all these years.. I love the humor & freedom it has & always will express.


title: Finally Made It To The USA!! (Not for kids, though..)

text: I used to read this with a friend at camp who is from England and her dad owns a magazine stand & would send it to her.. I LOVE ENGLISH HUMOR & how they make fun of both US & UK politicians & the like!! I am so very happy that you can get this in the USA now & at a phenomenal price compared to what it was before!! In the wake of the Charlie Hebdo incident, I found it appropriate to indulge myself with this awesome magazine as I can't afford the hefty Charlie Hebdo price at the moment! If you like satire, try this magazine out for size & I don't think you'll be disappointed!! Oh, It's DEFINITELY NOT SUITABLE FOR MINORS!!)


title: had to cancel

text: had to cancel


title: mom likes it..

text: mom likes it..


title: Mom loves it..

text: Mom loves it..


title: They want you to pledge to vote DEMOCRATIC!!

text: I am a conservative & purchased this to see what it was like; & when I went to their website to check on my subscription they wanted me to sign a pledge stating that I would vote for Hillary, or the Democratic nominee, so that to keep a Liberal in the White House; and I said "WHAT??" Talk about your propaganda machine!! I had to cancel my subscription after that, I'm sorry... BEWARE!!


title: mom likes it..

text: mom loves it..


title: Mom Loves it, what more can one ask for??

text: Mom loves Crosswords.. So if mom's happy, everyone's happy..


title: nice..

text: nice..


title: I was a psch major in college

text: wonderful mag..


title: nice..

text: Nice mag..


title: waiting

text: Can't wait to read it..


title: waiting..

text: Can't wait to read it..


title: Awesome Paper!!

text: The best Newspaper in the USA, hands down!!


title: Great magazine!

text: My 14 year old got this subscription as a Christmas gift last year and LOVES it!!!  It's great that he gets a new one every month and he pours over every word as soon as he has his hands on a new issue.  There is a lot of great fun-fact-type information and many opportunities to encourage speculative conversation.  I love how much he enjoys it and how much we enjoy sharing it with him.


This is by far my favorite woodworking publication.  I subscribe to all of the woodworking magazines, but this is the one I really look forward to.  The projects are more my style, and I like that they include a nice mix of projects, from small useful items, to well designed furniture.  There are no ads, and the writing is neat and easy to understand.  It is also printed on heavy paper, and the drawings are easy to follow.  The three hole punched spline is a nice touch, too.


title: meh

text: I got a deal and signed up for a subscription. I'm a science nerd and thought it would be interesting but it wasn't. It's well done with interesting graphics, but the choice of topics wasn't compelling. I didn't make it through a single issue.


title: Good general dog magazine

text: I wish it was monthly. It contains good stories and advice for pet parents. Overall a good magazine.


title: Good but don’t renew

text: I love this magazine but after Amazon renewed my subscription it stopped showing up. I don’t know why.


title: Great

text: ❤ love


title: Popular photography magazine

text: Arrived sooner than expected. Good content and information.


title: My favorite magazine!

text: Love this magazine!! Great tips!


title: I am enjoying this subscription

text: Prevention is dependable, concise, well-presented information to help inspire you to prioritize a healthy lifestyle.


title: Excellent magazine for every level of photographer

text: Wow. I subscribed to this one and Shutterbug. This one is packed full of tips, techniques and ideas that even a beginner can use. So far I like it a bit better than Shutterbug. But together they make a great arsenal for learning digital photography. I look forward to more issues of PopPhoto.


title: Very good magazine

text: I'm a beginning digital photographer and I started to read this magazine from the newsstand. It's very good. I think it could use a bit more info and tips for beginners but otherwise it is very helpful with product reviews and techniques.


title: Food says it all!

text: Lots of yummy recipes.  Even the ads are relevant with some yummy recipes.


title: Four Stars

text: great magazine!!!!


title: I learn some things.  It is worth it.

text:
There is some good information here about equipment, potential hikes, backpacking technique and survival.
I know that the publisher could be influenced by advertizing, but there is a ton of equipment information here, and I can sort through it to get a good picture of what equipment is out there.
The magazine is useful enough that I read every issue.


title: Love my southern living magazines

text: I have been a southern living subscriber for well over 40 years. I love the magazine for the helpful and interesting articles, but I have noticed that the magazine has gotten thinner over the last couple of years. I will buy it anyway because I love my southern living magazine.


title: planning my next vacation

text: everything you'd expect from a hiking magazine


title: great deal

text: love it, can't believe the price it's amazing


title: Books

text: I like these books. I like to do a lot of diy. But have not gotten them yet , ?


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine


title: Four Stars

text: Good magazine


title: Great Magazine

text: A wonderful magazine for the silver collector/dealer. I previously subscribed many years ago and thought it was no longer being published. Was very happy to find out it is still in business.


title: Golf

text: As described


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine! This was a great value.


title: Enjoyable

text: My 14 mo. old grandson enjoys his Highlights!


title: WHERE IS MY ISSUE HGTV?

text: Bright, colorful, carefully composed pictures lure you in to the fantasy or maybe reality of what your nest could look like. Smiling designers with well chiseled, made-up  faces  fix their eyes off the page into your "get-it-done" dreams.  What's not to like?<br />I used to look forward to receiving and readIng HGTV Magazine until it stopped coming.  I did not renew.  Months later I decided to give it another try and so in the Spring I renewed.  They finally let me know that my HGTV Magazine was arriving August 13th.  I've yet to see it in my mail box.  Again I have been deprived of the opportunity, the pleasure of being able to see and touch the slick pages of well composed consumerism.


title: WHERE'S HGTV MAGAZINE?

text:
I love HGTV Magazine....when it comes.  I stopped taking the magazine when it stopped coming.  Earlier this year I renewed.  Amazon told me my first issue would arrive August 13th of this year.  It is now Sept. 12th....WHERE IS THE MAGAZINE?  I've yet to receive it.  What's going on? I'm not interested in it online.  I love flipping through the pages of certain magazines.  I love the satisfaction of flipping through Smithsonian, National Geographic, HGTV, Time, etc., while listening to  my AUDIBLE stories. 🙂 🙂. I cut things out of HGTV for many uses.
I do my part, AMAZON must continue to provide the excellent service for which they are noted. Not new KINDLES that keep shutting off, have to be plugged up, and my magazine that has never come.
WHERE IS THE MAGAZINE!


title: Car Magazine I routinely read

text: My Favorite car magazine and I see a lot of them.  Only other close one is Automobile.  Love the reviews and stories.


title: Great Magazine - lots of high end neat stuff

text: Good Magazine - love to look through it and dream about those vacations cars etc.


title: Great Mag for British Car Fans

text: If you like old british cars - this is your magazine - lots of reviews - current values and auction prices - great renovation projects


title: Great Magazine.

text: For you porsche people this is a great magazine to have.  Really evaluates new and older models.  Great layout and worth the price.


title: Great Price - Great Car Magazine

text: Road and Track is really one of the best Car Magazines still around - if you enjoy keeping up on the latest cars and love that they review the everyday driving cars as well for us that can't afford the thrill cars - thanks!!


title: Great Price - Great Theater Magazine.

text: Always a good Magazine...wish they would try more brands of TV's in their reviews....and maybe less on the audio side of things.  But that is just my 2 cents.


title: Mac-Life - Favorite of the MAC Magazines

text: Good reviews / nice size magazine<br />My favorite of the Mac Magazines...doesn't shrink in size like some of the others like MacWorld.


title: Best PC Magazine

text: In my mind BEST PC Magazine for upgrades / hardware info, tips . tricks, etc. Great Price


title: Three Stars

text: FULL of advertising--does Dr Oz approve of all of them?


title: Great reading

text: Great reading


title: Recipes for everyone

text: great magazine, have ordered for both myself and my daughter-in-law for the last several years. I like the way the recipes are all listed with a picture in front of the magazine.


title: Outstanding choice and reliable delivery.

text: I ordered this for my wife, and visiting mother in law, both are from Germany. They love the articles and especially the crossword puzzles. When the queen is happy, there is peace in the kingdom! 😀


title: Five Stars

text: Sent this as a gift and the friend loved it!


title: The best read!

text: I haven't had a magazine subscription since high school (almost a decade ago). My mother had gifted me a subscription to Reader's Digest and I had no idea how entertaining and informative it was. After the 1st year, I let the subscription run out which made me realize how much I truly enjoyed reading the articles. After 1 month of being void of Reader's Digest, I quickly got another subscription. This time, it's for 2 years ;)


title: Extremely Long Ship Time

text:
We were excited to order Nat Geo Kids for our children after viewing one together at a doctor's office.  Unfortunately, it took MONTHS for the first edition to arrive.  So long in fact that a large portion of our subscription was included in the very first month.  Equally unfortunate and disappointing was that our children quickly lost interest after the first edition.  Some of this may have been due to the long delays between shipments and the fact that while a few of the pictures are nice, there really was not much "content" and a lot of advertisements.

This would be an AMAZING product if Nat Geo would be progressive enough to develop this into a multimedia reading app/subscription for the Amazon Kindle and other tablets.

As it is, we would NOT recommend this to others.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine and you can't beat the price.


I love this magazine and this subscription price is just right!. No problems at all with sub, fast and accurate delivery.


I have subscribed on and off for about 50 years.  I have always enjoyed Reader's Digest and the price is great!


title: Don’t buy

text: Got on a cheap Black Friday deal for a couple bucks for a year. Not much substance to the magazine, and they tried to bill me for a subscription renewal months before the first one even ended


title: Informative

text: It's an awesome magazine. In fact alot of folks were responsible for voicing our opinion of to keep some of the magazines writers, still writing.


title: We remember the good things and forget the bad, thankfully

text: I like the fact that the stories sound like different people wrote each one, which they did. But reading them is like sitting and watching an older friend day dream a little and then "out comes a story."


title: Five Stars

text: one of best magazines I get.


title: loved it!

text: This publication is worth every penny!@ It is truly supportive for Reiki practitioners. Looks like I will renew my subscription next year.


title: AS EXPECTED

text:
I need to check into the auto-renewal feature. I don't
like auto-renewal on magazine subscriptions because I
seem to forget about it during the subscription year.


title: Good Magazine!

text: I'm enjoying my subscription. I like the recipes especially and and also enjoy the life style articles.  It's a good magazine!


title: Keeps you  on top of what's on.

text: Gift for my daughter. She loves it.


title: Get it every year

text: I try to read it from front to back every time. There are usually some interesting products in the ads in addition to great content.


title: Excellent mag for those snowy days and vacation plans

text: We get to the Big Island a lot since we have family there. This mag has great articles on all the Islands. It has places you've been for the memories and places you haven't been yet for planning your trip. Ads so you can order that item from that store that you wished you had bought right then but the flight was leaving so soon. Plus lots of great rental ads in the way back. Going condo or rental house is definitely the way to see the islands. But I wouldn't knock the hotels either.


title: Writer's Digest Magazine & Digital Subscription - Excellent Resource for Writer's

text: I have been a subscriber of the Writer's Digest for the last 10 years, ordering direct from the company.  When I stumbled upon an offer through Amazon, for the same price, I could receive not only the magazine, but also get a digital copy for my kindle Fire - - I was sold.  This magazine is for any writer level.  It provides extremely well written articles on writing, publishing, fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and many other writing topics. No writer should be without it!


title: OK but too general of info and net very usefull

text: After a year's subscription I honestly have to say that I am disappointed. Most of the financial info is the same as some of the websites that get my daily news and from one of the major big box stores that issue a free magazine. The only thing this is really good for and what I got out of it is that it confirms what I already know. After a year's time and a few dollars spent on this, I would rather ask my financial adviser instead of renewing another year.<br />Update. While this subscription may not be for me, I do have to say that for someone who does not have a financial background it would be worth the money because not everyone is familiar with finance and CR is very credible for the general public.


Science science science.... in my teenage days...
Growing curiosity, so I bought it again.

Love it!

I subscribe to National Geo as well:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00005NIOH?ie=UTF8&camp=213733&creative=393185&creativeASIN=B00005NIOH&linkCode=shr&tag=swiclu-20&linkId=SOEBOIXNP5NN2L26

Cheers!


title: Chock Full of Ads, Scant Advice

text: There should be a requirement that this magazine have at least as much content as ads.


title: The Internet and Xbox Live have made this Obsolete!

text:
Honestly, I am so glad I only paid $5 for a 1 year subscription, and will NOT be renewing.  Why?

1. All game demos can be downloaded from xbox live(Gold or Silver memberships) for free.  The ONLY thing occasionally interesting on the disc is the occasional free gamerpic.  If this was really to be of value they could throw in a premium theme or avatar gear from time to time...but they haven't yet.

2. Stale articles - by the time I get the magazine, I've already read news online for free from my favoirte gaming websites.  Rarely do any print magazines scoop the internet.  Unless you like the feel of glossy paper in your hands, I just don't see the value in paying for a gaming magazine anymore.  I'm a cheapskate trying to be thrifty in this struggling economy, and I just don't see any value in magazines like this anymore.

3. I will say it is a nifty feature that they keep a full archive of every video game review on the disc they provide every month, but again it is freely available on the internet and easier to find the review for the game of interest online than via the disc.

Ok, I know I am not a great writer, but I hope this review is of value to someone.

Cheers!


title: Thin Magazine

text: Wired has turned into a very thin magazine. It used to have much more content. Sad, sad, sad


title: My favorite crochet magazine

text: This is my favorite crochet magazine. Like any magazine, I don't like every pattern in here (of course), but every issue has at least a few patterns that I like. AND they're always good patterns. Books bought online or at the store are hit-or-miss when it comes to good patterns. They often have patterns that simply don't work--they have too many mistakes. But this magazine is always well tested and good.


title: Awesome magazine

text: I don't like every pattern in here (of course), but every issue has at least a few patterns that I like. AND they're always good patterns. Books bought online or at the store are hit-or-miss when it comes to good patterns. They often have patterns that simply don't work--they have too many mistakes. But this magazine is always well tested and good.


title: Love all the tips I receive in this magazine

text: One of my favorite magazines


title: Very nice magazine.

text: Could not beat the price on this. Very nice magazine.


title: Great info in each issue

text: Sent this subscription to my son three years ago and he loves it.  I have renewed it for him here at a great price.


title: I continue this magazine each year.

text: I continue this magazine each year.  It is the best photography magazine for outdoor landscape photography.  The subscription price is very good.


title: glad to be reading Writer's Digest again

text: I am so happy to be reading WD. It is giving me the impetus to continue my writing again. I love many of the articles. I am in the middle of working on a novel. Between the pandemic, getting sick and what feels like all hell is falling around me, I got a bad case of writer's block. Reading the magazine is making me feel connected with other writers.


title: It seems that many haters left negative reviews of this ...

text: It seems that many haters left negative reviews of this magazine since they put Food Babe on the cover. Any magazine that has the courage and values to put Food babe on the cover not only has my thumbs up but my subscription. Even though Food Babe and this magazine are accused of psudo science, I disagree. Food Babe argues that we shouldn't have cancer causing chemicals in our food. She argues that the United States should have the same food standards that they have in other industrialized countries. I am certain that the regulators in the European Union that have banned trans fats and food dyes to name a few, did so based on real science. Food Babe is simply asking for a higher standard in the U.S. food supply.


title: Manufacture Biased Identity Crisis

text:
C&D was once entertaining, witty, objective and a great read. The staff worked well together and they put out a consistently good magazine. Then it went through some rough years where it got kind of tame and boring. Now, it's an ill fitting mix of new and old writers trying to be fresh and hip while being spoon fed by the car manufactures. The magazine lacks consistency, focus and any sort of clear vision as to what they're about.

C&D mostly seems to print what the biggest manufactures want them to. There have been several articles lately, such as on the new Nissan GT-R and Corvette ZR1, that literally mirror articles in other magazines even featuring some of the same quotes from the same car execs. You might as well go to the manufacture's websites and read their press releases.

There has been a lot of inconsistency in C&D's reviews. One car will be rave reviewed, and 4 issues later, will place near the bottom of a multi-car comparison test. The impression is very much whichever manufacture spends the most on ads, dinners, drinks, and other gratuities, gets top billing regardless of the quality and performance of their vehicles.

Some of the writing is entertaining, but that's offset by the same tired editors (Csere, Bedard, et al.) who largely keep writing the same stuff they've been whining about for a decade or three. The end result comes off as heavily biased, anything but objective, and an awkard mix of writing styles.

My suggestion: Save some trees and just skim the C&D website for their rare entertaining exclusive article and get the rest of your automotive news somewhere else.


title: foodnetwork magazine

text: Love this magazine. In fact its the only magazine that I subscribe to. Love all the different recipes and it has so many different chefs so you get a lot of variety.


title: Great magazine.

text: The mix of entertainment, current events, fiction, essays and cartoons is more relevant today than ever.


title: Never received a single issue!!

text: I would give it zero if I could! I just realized that I ordered this in January and never received a single issue!


title: Great value

text: Wish there were more issues published in a year.


title: Fun Magazine for Kids

text: This was a gift for one of our grandsons a couple of years back, and each year he asks us to renew.  He loves it.  Great stories, pictures, information.


title: Great magazine for 10 year olds

text: This has been a Christmas gift the past 2 years for our grandsons, and they love it.


title: Nice affordable gift

text: My nephew loves this magazine and do far has had no issues with timely delivery.


title: Ok

text: Ok


title: Shop around

text: Not what I expected. Nothing hood to say. It was a waste of money.


title: Great guide for traditional, streaming, & premium

text: No daytime listings but better content than the old TV Guide. Yellow highlighting of notable shows to watch on the grid is more helpful than the old sidebars. Longer Articles and quick summaries are interesting reads. No puzzle. Cheaper than best rate offered direct from TVGUIDE  with Amazon auto renew


title: This is me...paying and waiting

text: Waiting to receive.


title: Good hits

text: Lame


title: Great buy

text: Great magazine


title: Great $5 a year stocking stuff perform my brother.

text: $5 a year subscription from my brother is ideal as he Usually pays pays full price at bookstore for these types of magazines.


title: It’s Christmas year round!

text: Our favorite magazine, it’s like Christmas coming year round!!!


title: great recipes

text: I love cooking, and this is excellent for recipes, and inspiration in general, for all seasons too.


title: Favorite Travel Magazine

text: I subscribe to just about every travel magazine available and in my opinion, AFAR and Lonely Planet are my two favorite.  The writing here is top notch and so is the photography.  I am always happy when it arrives in my mailbox


title: One Star

text: Think they are chasing the Enquirer's readers now.


title: Reader’s Digest

text: Been getting this for years


title: Like it

text: Really like it with first issue.  NOW I hear it is going downsize from 6-4 issues a year, bummer


title: Four Stars

text: Really like the articles, and product reviews.


title: Constantly getting mail to renew

text: I got TV Guide when I was offered a $5 a year subscription. Then, almost every other week, I am getting mail to renew for a really large amount. This isn't that good a publication and I really don't even read it anymore. I toss it in the trash when it comes.


title: Ok

text: Ok,


title: Information about cats

text: good little pamphlet about cats.


title: Great magazine!

text: I’ve always loved the Readers Digest! The small print is a challenge but you can’t beat the price.


title: Three Stars

text: A little out of touch with main stream America.


title: First-rate Magazine. Don’t get your magazines on Amazon.

text:
I love The New Yorker. I had received a subscription as a gift many years ago. This was a refreshing reminder of those days.
For whatever reason, my subscription was doubled and there was no way to simply cancel the second one. I gave the extra copy to my post mistress.
Amazon, don’t instantly mark (as in- “I just placed the order this moment”) a magazine as “shipped,” with no cancellation available. That was quite disappointing. I now had two automatically renewing subscriptions, and that’s not cheap. I finally got Amazon to cancel both, but it was a pain.


title: My Son loves sports. Watching & reading.

text: This was a gift to my son. He plays in a variety of sports. His friends and family consider him a sports fanatic in every way. He watches probably double or more of the sports he plays.


title: Gluten free

text: Great updates, recipes, coupons, and interesting articles for those that can't have gluten.


title: Enjoyable

text: I have one copy but like it a lot


title: Love

text: Love the magazine


title: Great Magazine!

text: I have been reading Good Housekeeping since I was a teenager, I'm now in my 50's! I still use the stuffing and pumpkin pie recipes from 1982, the first Thanksgiving I was married! The recipes, hints and advice are timeless.


title: My son in law loves it. Good for bday present every year

text: Great magazine


title: Sales

text: Yes it made a great birthday gift for my son-in-law. He looks forward to it


title: Bring it back

text: I miss this magazine


title: All You magazine

text: I have not yet started receiving this magazine.  Am looking forward to it, as I understand from friends that the mag is great and includes coupons.


title: MA Rules!

text: What else is there to say?  This mag beats all others hands down!  This is by far the best deal on it too!  Happy Macin'


title: Five Stars

text: I have always liked Good Housekeeping.


title: Reminds me of my youth.

text: I used to get Mechanics Illustrated.  When that became unavailable, I cast around for a replacement,  and settled on Popular Mechanics.


title: This is great. The subscription cost was way lower than other ...

text: This is great.  The subscription cost was way lower than other vendors.  I like that I can view it on my kindle but you still can get the paper magazine delivered.


title: The magazine you need to enjoy beach life, even at a distance.

text: Coastal Living is the ultimate guide to beachy living.  Every issue showcases fabulous homes and beautiful scenery, not to mention great recipes and ideas for entertaining and decorating.  If you want to live at the shore, even vicariously, this is the magazine you need.


title: Great Magazine.

text: Southern Living has always been one of our favorite magazines.  It is the one we read as soon as it arrives.  It covers pretty much everything--including food, décor, fashion and lifestyle.  As one who would love to move back south, it is a little bit of home.


title: Very interesting I have read it for years.

text: Haven’t got to read it yet. I love the Reader Digest.


title: Grandkids love this magazine.

text: Wonderful publication.


title: Culture and science

text: I enjoy how this magazine explains the culture and science of the recipes


title: Great food ideas

text: Love this magazine


title: Excellent cooking magazine

text: I love this magazine!  It offers such a variety of foods, from healthy to comfort, from complex to simple, from elegant to cozy.  It helps me keep my family’s table populated with good food and happy conversation.


title: Five Stars

text: I love having the TV guide on my tablet, so handy


title: Bad Experience

text: First off, this is not a weekly magazine.  It's not even a monthly magazine.  The publishers sometimes send "double issues," which are not many more pages than other celebrity magazines (it just has a thicker cover).  So, the number of issues you will receive is a mystery.  Secondly, I only got 4 magazines over a total of several months, so I canceled.  Thirdly, they sent me an unsoliciteed gay magazine, "Pride Nation" I think was the title.  I'm not gay, so it was a waste of trees to make the paper it was printed on.  Horrible experience with the publisher of "Entertainment Weekly," which is not weekly and it goes downhill from there.  Star magazine is a much better celebrity magazine, less expensive, and dependable delivery.


title: OK magazine is OK

text: interesting gossip magazine.  Often has the same photos that Star has, but it's easy reading about about movie and TV stars.


title: GOD is real & loves us

text: This is a calming, soothing read for those who want to experience the word of God at your fingertips.


title: New spin on food

text: This magazine makes a great gift for friends and family.  They will be sure to love it.  If you are a perfectionist, I would recommend Cook's Illustrated magazine... it's awesome!


title: Ehhh...

text: Not good, not bad.  It does give you a look into the lastest products but its usually just 2-4 pages long and the descriptions are about a paragraph.  It was ok.  If you're bored or have time, then get this mag.  But most likely you have better things to do or find a better magazine.  To be fair, it would be good for someone who is not very tech savy.


title: Reasonably priced fashion suggestions

text: This magazine is a very straight forward fashion magazine.  It's not jumbled into 'artistic' (weird) fashion photography, portraying women as murder victims or drug addictions.  It gives you the product and the price and the lastest trends and how to wear them.  The price range of the products is relatively reasonable, ranging from $10-$250, nothing like "call to inquire" pricing.


title: Old Friend

text: Love all the in depth articles with humor...subjects that are not always in the news soundbites...


title: Great Product

text: Great Travel Ideas. Thanks, Frank


title: Hemmings magazine

text: Hello<br />the magazine is good - the person it sent it too already has the same magazine sent to him and I was wondering if you could use my order to extend John Palka's subscription???


title: Beautiful Patterns

text: I loved the patterns.  I had problems when I first bought it for my kindle, however.  I couldn't get the print big enough to read it comfortably.  Ended up buying the paper version.  I don't like to do that, as I don't like a lot of magazines piling up around the house, but I think this is one I will be keeping & enjoying in the future.


title: Fly Tyer Magazine is the best!

text: I have subscribed to Fly Tyer for many years. Every issue is packed with high quality articles. Subjects range from historical flies to using the newest materials. There are illustrated instructions for tying all types of flies. You will find fly patterns for all locations, fresh water, and salt water. Start your library today! I would recommend Fly Tyer to all Fly Fishers.


title: usefulness

text: fair


title: Room for Improvement

text: Enjoy reading the content. But paper seemed cheap and flimsy for such a lifestyle magazine that rely heavily on images and colors. Even free brochures I receive use better quality paper these days.


title: For women who will never be as skinny as the models

text: Great for those times you don't want to think too much!


title: A good gift for kids

text: My kids are enjoying their subscription. Colorful, interesting, and who doesn’t like getting a magazine in the mail! My kids are ages 7-14 and all seem to enjoy it.


title: Outstanding interviews

text: If you love in-depth interviews with the biggest stars, look no further. Interview Magazine does have a little bit of a European slant to it but I tend to think that the best cinema in the world is coming from the UK and Australia and that Hollywood has fallen woefully behind. The magazine also includes very artistic photos and much more.


title: A very different weekly news magazine

text:
Reading The Economist is a very different experience from that of reading the "big three"-- Time, Newsweek, and US News-- for two reasons.

First, it's a British publication, written in a very British manner.  It's tone can vary from flatly dry to dryly ironic to jarringly blunt.  There's nothing here that one can call politically correct; the authors and editors call 'em as they see 'em.

Second, it's a serious news magazine.  Each issue is packed with stories about current affairs, politics, economics, and business.  There are also book and movie reviews.  However, there is almost no pop culture news and absolutely none of the celebrity gossip that has begun to corrupt the "big three."

It's important to understand that reading The Economist takes some commitment of time and effort, probably at least two or three hours an issue.  Every article is deeply analytical, and many stories are revisited weekly for updates.  This is a NEWS magazine, not a news MAGAZINE, if that makes sense.

The issue of political bias always arises with the media.  The Economist takes definite stands on nearly every issue, and those editorial stands are clearly stated and defended.  However, it is at the same time scrupulously fair and balanced.  That's quite a trick, but the staff pulls it off week after week.

So, if you're ready and willing to spend some time reading thoughtful, thought-provoking, in-depth analysis of the news of the world, you won't find a better news magazine than The Economist.

(You might want to buy a copy on a magazine rack somewhere and check the subscription offers on the insert cards.  They're almost certain to be better than the Amazon price.)


title: Great gift idea

text: My dad loves it.


title: a magazine for the whole family

text: i was looking for a gift they didnt have and would be great for the whole family. wonder time was perfect. a great magazine.


title: When did they get into politics?

text: They added too much politics to the stories and liberal opinion pieces to make it worth reading anymore.  It's a shame as I have been a subscriber for 15+ years.


title: great magazine

text: Good articles and meal ideas


title: Ads spoil it.

text: Quality has decreased immeasurably with all the ads. I will not renew.


title: Excellent magazine spoiled by too many ads.

text: I remember when Reiman put out incredible magazines I could lose myself in for hours. Now the magazine is thinner and spoiled by so many ads that detract from the quality of the magazines.


title: Good gift

text: Very pleased


title: Great!

text: Great gift!!


title: Four Stars

text: Enjoyable and pretty good at representing this category well.


title: Good magazine, just not getting them all.

text: I love the magazine, but I thought it was monthly.  I haven't been getting all my issues.  I am not sure if it is the army post office we have or what.  I donate them when I am done and people steal them all the time from the clinic I leave them for.


title: Favorite mag!

text: The absolute best magazine ever published!  I look forward to getting this in my mailbox, and everything else in my life is on hold until I read it cover to cover.  Then it gets passed around to my husband and kids, and finally taken to work (hospital) where it seems everyone wants it first.<br />i've been a subscriber for over 20 years, and will keep subscribing as long it's printed.


title: More like Self No Access

text: I can not get the magazine on my kindle or Samsung tablet.  I am very VERY disappointed.  This is the only amazon purchase I have ever had a problem with. :(


title: Full of Garbage

text: From the June/July magazine I just ripped out a bunch of pages and threw them in the trash. This magazine focused on Jill Biden (pretending it was about fashion), about some sort of LGBT parade or protest (couldnt tell) and a whole section on Pro-abortion with pictures of some lady on the table. Sickening! Even though I originally signed up to receive this magazine for the pictures to use in my mixed media art, I had to cancel and unsubscribe from the rest. Don't want this garbage in my house.


title: Someone needs to talk to these people about what "good housekeeping" is.

text: This is the wife of the person who ordered this subscription--it was ordered for me. I am really disappointed in this magazine. I don't know when it because part of "good housekeeping" to diet. This magazine has multiple articles and advice and such on losing weight. If I wanted that kind of magazine, I'd have subscribed to a health magazine. I was looking for something more like Martha Stewart or Rachel Ray, with yummy recipes, maybe some crafts and decorating ideas, etc. Instead, it's like any other "woman's" magazine pushing the same tired ideas about getting your body ready for a bikini.


title: Meh

text: Meh, for sure not as great as it could be out of the whole magazine only found one thing my family would eat 😕


title: Boo!

text: Not really like the recipes on the show these are all stuff we really wouldn't eat 😕


title: Five Stars

text: I love The New Yorker.


title: Science!

text:
Current science happenings - Check
Appealing pictures - Check
Supporting the published word - Check
Feeling smarter because you are reading science stuff, priceless :)


title: great magazine

text: I love this magazine and I got a subscription for a great price, I buy it for the coupons because they have alot of them inside.


title: Great magazine but don't order through amazon

text: This magazine is great but it's May and I totally got the March issue 2 weeks ago as my first issue and then the april issue a few days ago.  Not sure why they didn't just start with the May issue this month.


title: Great Magazine!

text: Great price here on amazon.  These magazine are so inspirational as far as fitness and health is concerned.  I love getting them in the mail!


title: My friend hasn't received them.

text: Love this magazine. Ordered for a friend incarcerated & too bad he hasn't received them.


title: Perfect for Senior Citizen!

text: Seniors can finally read this print without their glasses.  A wonderful gift for grandparents!<br />Just make sure not to sign up for auto renewal..... very hard to cancel.


title: Four Stars

text: There GREAT


title: Magazine subscription published last issue

text: :(  Totally taken aback they ended this magazine. If you didnt read the Editors Letter you would have no idea that the November 2018 you have in your hands  was the last issue  you were getting by the mail.


title: Fabulous magazine!

text: This magazine is full of great ideas and is one of my favorites! I look forward to each new issue.


title: Five Stars

text: love every article in the magazine


title: Decent magazine, but don't pay full price

text:
PROS:
1. I love the recipes and have had a lot of success with them
2. I like the articles about repurposing everyday household items for other uses
3. Lots of photos/articles about how to decorate fairly cheaply, and their pictures provide additional inspiration.  I do like the layout and graphic design for the entire magazine.
4. I've actually clipped a lot of useful coupons from the ads, and used them to save money!

CONS:
1. Yes, the magazine has a LOT of advertisements.  Being a bit of a marketing geek, I do like seeing the different kinds of ads, but it can become annoying when the ads seem like they're taking over the entire magazine
2. Recommendations of expensive products: some products really are too pricey for me, but oftentimes I'll see it and think 'oh, i can repurpose item x (which is cheaper) for the same result!'
3. Pricey magazine overall.  I would not pay the full subscription price for the magazine.  But Amazon magazine deals and other website subscription deals make it a much better deal.


title: Concise and well written

text: This magazine has been on newstands since the days of the PS1.  Now the PS3 has arrove and it is rolling towards the next generation of game play.  I enjoy this magazine quite a bit.  It's not an official Playstation Magazine but that generally keeps the writers from being biased.  I know in general I can always get an honest answer and a good review.  The magazine is a decent price compared to the official magazine which costs twice as much at newsstands just because it offers a demo disc.  I will stay with this magazine to get my news and pics.


title: Two Stars

text: I use to like this mag but it's gotten too liberal for me. I'll probably quite reading it.


title: Great Magazine.  Great App.

text: Great Magazine.  Great App.


title: Parents Magazine -gift for new mother to be!!

text: Friends daughter is expecting her first baby. She’s nervous, as expected, & voicing lots of questions. Thought she might relax in her new nursery rocker & enjoy reading the articles in Parents magazine. Great magazine for young adults becoming new parents!!


title: Very Good works like it should

text: Only use the pen when Im in photoshop otherwise I'm using my magic mouse and the tablet as a track pad.


title: Written by 15 yr old

text: Ian Fliynn is in my opinion doing something really good to this comic series. He is giving the characters more depth and making them more relate-able, seems like they are more alive! I have wanted to read this series for awhile. I am glad I came in at a point where some of the more interesting things are happening. I do not like the new artist, compared to the last one. There are still some problems with the series.


title: my one MUST HAVE magazine every month

text:
I have been collecting this magazine since about 2004, I know because I won't lend, recycle or pack them away! There is nothing on the US market to compare with this wonderful magazine, nothing. It's overall quality goes beyond home decor, or tasty recipes, or gardening features; it has superior paper stock, photography (and color separations), typography and its "look" is both refreshing and clean.

If that isn't enough, there is a tenderness for both village and countryside that is only surpassed by hearing from their own readers about their lives in the rural parts of the country. My favorite is the double page spread of the wittiest, most endearing blurbs about the reader's own pets.  The monthly magazine also includes the realities of small holdings (livestock), and their allotments, and most touching, how their children can be brought into the natural world on a daily basis.

My one wish would be to beg, implore, demand (!) that they publish twice a month! Not a false, trivial, or superflous note from cover to cover. Try it and make room on that bookshelf for all the back issues you too will not part with!


title: No Disc?  You've Gotta Be Kidding

text: Half of the reason to get the Official Xbox Magazine is because of the demo disc.  Unlike the Official PS Magazine or Nintendo Power (Official magazines for their respective consoles), the official Xbox magazine provides very little in terms of magazine content.  Just one or two short articles, some previews and reviews.  So what is the magazines saving grace?  The demo disc.  So when you subscribe, find an offer so that you get the disc.


title: sports illistruated

text:
typical sports magazine gone down hill
has been better, but the ads are more than the articles or features
unless you really like ads, would not subscribe for a large variety of articles


title: Save money

text: Typical magazine. To many ads and recipes from Food Network stars are scarce. Will not renew !!!!!!!!!!


title: don't buy

text: Received one magazine, never got another one


title: GOOD VALUE

text: Great value here folks for a top notch interior design type magazine.


title: Too many ads

text:
I took this magazine using a card that gave me 15 issues for

15 dollars. Seemed like a good deal. However, I am very disappointed

in the content of this magazine and will not renew. All the instrument

reviews praise every instrument they cover. I went to a guitar store

and tried out a couple of them and was very disappointed with some of

their selections. They were pure junk. With that in mind, I have no confidence in their reviews and their magazine. I receive the issues

1-2 months before the cover date. That's OK but the web links to the

listening clips are not active at that time. By the time the cover date

comes around I have moved on. Don't waste your money on this magazine.


title: Food & Wine Magazine/Enjoyable/Learning ❌💃😊

text:
Food & Wine Is The Type Of Reading To Gather Exactly What Magazine States;
Knowledge To Know Your Food Goes Best With Meats, Seafood, Etc❌🍷
Pricey & Lower Cost Wines, Etc❌ 🍾
Did Enjoy Reading This Magazine &
Learning High & Low Prices On Wine❌👍

esthertayacosta858@gmail.com


title: Poets & Writers Magazine Has Current Info On The Writing World❗🤓😎😀

text:
It's A Definite Like My *"Poets & Writers"* Magazine❗🤓
Quite Informative & Practical❗🚀😎💃❌
Future Of Idependent Writing;


title: Gream magazine

text: I've subscribed for years.  Best deal, lots to read for a great low price.


title: Awesome and for this price?Cant be beat.

text: I browse through news magazines all the time usually not buying them.  I came across newsweek selling for $20.00.  i bought it right then and there.  some reviewers are correct it does get a little peopleie but i dont mind i actually enjoy it.  i think its a great magazine and for this price it cant be beat.  also ive bought several magazines from amazon and i have never had a problem.


title: Five Stars

text: AAA


title: Easy on the eyes

text: When it isn't entirely devoted to cast & crew of some HGTV series (Chip & Jo, Jonathan & Drew) this magazine has some very nice interior design ideas.


title: Long Live Analog

text: I have been a regular subscriber of sci fi mags for just about the past 15 yrs or so.  It all began with Omni and when Omni folded, I found a a copy of Science Fiction Age.  I had been subscribed to it for about 2 years before it folded.  I found a few Omni-like glossy mag twins thereafter, but they all folded as well.  Finally, I found the magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction and Analog and have been consistently subscribed to other for the past 10 yrs.  Both of the latter are outstanding 'zines but for me, Analog is the best because it satisfies the craving for hard sci fi and *fact* at the same time.  If F&SF & Analog ever have to close up shop then I would hope they would merge because then I'd have my hard sci fi, fact *and* horror/fantasy all in a one stop shop.


title: Five Stars

text: My wife loves the stories.


title: A lot of content

text: Good magazine. A lot of content.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine. I spend hours pouring over it.- Its very satisfying.  Compare that to all the lifestyle magazines that I flip through in about ten minutes!


title: For the Sailaholics in your family

text: My brother loves this magazine so I am happy to give this to him as a gift. He reads it cover to cover


title: Late to mail or never mail..

text: Not a reliable magazine so my beautiful niece was extremely upset..Never received.


title: Thumbs Up

text: If you ride, this is a monthly must read.


title: Five Stars

text: I am really enjoying these magazines.


title: Terrific Crochet Magazine

text: Terrific Crochet Magazine


title: Great Crochet Magazine

text: An intriguing Crochet Magazine with fun pictures.


title: A fun Crochet magazine

text: A very needed Crochet magazine


title: Nice Magazine

text: I enjoyed the magazine and there were great ideas that I was able to use in my own everyday life.


title: Great magazine

text: I really enjoyed my subscription to this magazine.  I was able to compare costs and get the best products after reading their reviews.


title: Great magazine

text: I like the suggestions for organizing in this magazine.  The price was very good . I couldn’t pass it up.


title: love it

text: great mag super interesting even if i can't afford 75% of the equipment...


title: great mag !

text: had to wait a long time for my first copy but it was worth it, dodge is one of the few car companies still cranking out nice looking muscle cars...


title: Five Stars

text: Ok magazine but loaded with ads. Disappointing.


title: They fired Owen Gleiberman

text: The best thing about EW was the movie review section, headed up by the great film critic Owen Gleiberman. It was bad enough with Lisa Schwarzbaum quit a while back. That was a big blow to the magazine, because she was a great critic too. But now that have unceremoniously canned Gleiberman and that is just unacceptable. Nothing against Chris Nashawaty, who seems to be a solid film writer. But I can't believe they got rid of the man most synonymous with the magazine for decades. Time to cancel the subscription I've head since the early '90s. What a shame.


title: One Star

text: NG has become politically liberal junk.


title: An informational yet fun resource

text:
Saveur is by far the best food magazine I've ever ordered, and one of the few I set to automatic renewal.  It's informational, not just packed with recipes.  Each issue is centered around a topic, market foods, cuts of meat, barbecue, vegetarian dishes, etc.  There's an article that introduces the theme and then each of the recipes go on to expand it.  The recipes range from very easy to more complex, and I'm willing to bet that just about everyone can find something of interest.

The photos are very well done and accompany the different recipes.  It has a nice layout and is really a visual treat to the eyes.  This is one magazine that I'd highly recommend for personal use, or as a gift subscription to a friend.


title: Was better before Martha bought it

text: I subscribed to this magazine for years, but it's changed a lot since Martha Stewart's companies bought it.  And not for the better.  It's over commercialized now, and the commitment to health, in my opinion, has markedly declined.  It's not completely useless and probably better than your average magazine, but I let my subscription expire.


title: 12 weeks to start subscription - riduculous

text: Really, I have to wait 3 months before the subscription starts? This is ridiculous!! If I would have seen that it took this long before I submitted the order I wouldn't have submitted it!


title: Outstanding General Information on Horsemanship, Horsekeeping

text: "Horse Illustrated" is an outstanding compendium of horsemanship, horse-keeping and breed information.  With beautiful photographs to boot, it's an outstanding choice for horse owners, or those who happen to love horses.


title: Great for 5-10yr olds, Pls Dont listen to Karen. its a wholesome fun engaging throwback

text: Ordered this for a 7yr old in my immediate family after receiving it for years as a child myself in the 80s-90s. For those who remember Highlights from back then, it is literally the EXACT SAME wholesome, engaging, and educational experience for elementary school age children that it always has been. For people upset that it tries to be "inclusive" of world cultures and other religions, ethnicities, etc. that's sort of the point - it's helping to educate your children on the world that's out there past the end of their nose, you know ... in hopes of educating your child about the cultures and religions THEY DONT SEE on a DAILY BASIS, helping them to become informed citizens of our nation and the world. This magazine, while maybe not espousing outright christianity in children's faces, is an amazing and modern example of what "christian values" should be - kindness, honesty, generosity, family, community, creativity, and friendship.  And it does it in a way that doesn't involve screens or  fancy gadgets or commercials. It is the perfect solution to the 2020 that we live in now, giving kids, parents, and caregivers the chance to connect for 5-10mins here and there to complete puzzles and articles, etc. and gives a welcome break from virtual learning and/or other screen time soul suckers.  Yes, there is an auto-renewal, as is the case in about 90% of ALL magazine subscriptions purchased online. What I did was as soon  as I subscribed on here, I set a reminder in my phone's Google Calender for 5mths later to pop up and notify me so I could cancel/renew. That's what I do with everything. Keeps me from being suprised and unprepared for charges I wasn't expecting.


title: Not what we were hoping for

text: I'm sure many people like this, but it wasn't much to our tastes.


title: National Geographic

text: Grandson continues to read this journal from cover to cover.  Although he is only 16, he accurately pointed out that the articles have become fewer because more pages are dedicated to advertisement and this is a huge disappointment.


title: Family Fun!

text: It’s great! There’s fun information for the whole family


title: Kids love it

text: Kids love getting these every month


title: I absolutely love this magazine

text: I absolutely love this magazine. It's filled with delicious recipes and meal plans. Pay what you would for a book, and get a year worth of recipes!


title: Still waiting for rest of the issues in the deal

text: Got this on a lightning deal cuz it seemed like a good deal... but the shipping didn't start til beginning of the year... i got like 3 issues out of the 6... shows that next issue is running late. I did stop the autorenew and was expecting to see the rest of the issues... but it doesnt appear that i will be getting them... what a bummer! No way will i pay the full price for these... will update if i get the rest... kids really like it... they where bummed when i said i wont be renewing cuz it was full price... the deal seemed worth it... but if you get only half then no not worth it...


title: but I've loved this magazine in the past and would like to ...

text: Not a review per se, but I've loved this magazine in the past and would like to subscribe. However, it indicates a 3 to 4 month (!) wait before the first issue can be expected to arrive. Is that a typo??


title: Awesome

text: The best! Entertainment Weekly is the one must-read every week. Definitely get this subscription.  Movie and TV previews are terrific.


title: Guitar Magazine

text: My husband loves them


title: Good magazine if you cook

text: Like this magazine for the stories and the recipes. Sensible and easy to find most of the time.


title: Another success for Joanna Gaines.

text: Excellent magazine. I gave this to my daughter-in-law for a gift.


title: Christmas Present

text: This was a Christmas present for my son.  He tried it last year and asked for it again this year.  He said it helps him plan interesting and different places to fly to.


title: great magazine

text: I was wary of getting this magazine because I know that I was stepping closer to being a cat lady, but this magazine is well written and provide great, useful articles.


title: I’d like all of my issues please

text: The magazine itself is fantastic. I love the freebies that come with each issue. I have two complaints. One, sometimes the US will receive an alternate freebie. The freebie that will go to the UK that month is much nicer. Two, my biggest problem, is that I don’t receive all of my issues! It’s not the end of the world but if you’re doing a stitch along you’ll end up having to purchase the missing issue.


title: Best magazine ever!

text: The Reader's Digest never fails to exceed my expectations! Has very timely articles, great vocabulary building, terrific jokes, something for everybody to enjoy reading!


title: Great price and great magazine

text: Love my magazines and love love Amazon magazine price!!!


title: Great Magazine

text: Bought this as a Christmas gift for my mother. She has always liked it. I started reading it in my 20's at my job and enjoyed it. Now it gets passed around to everyone in the family. No wasted money here.


title: great magazine for active minds

text: You can't really pinpoint Wired, since it covers a wide range of topics. Its mostly geared toward people interested in science and technology, but it doesn't stay boxed in that all the time. You'll find odd articles once in a while such as on gardening or sex. Its by far one of the better made magazine out there.<br />One odd article i found recently: How to escape a zombie mob (and they give you specific directions on how to run)


title: Great gift for the paper crafter in your life!

text: I ordered this for my step daughter for her birthday. She liked enough to have me renew it for her for another year. Sounds like success to me!


title: New subscriber - quite pleased

text:
From my research, I see that this magazine has been published since 1988.  As I am a new subscriber, I am ignorant as to how it may have changed over the years.  I mention this because it has become common for long-published magazines to undergo major overhauls in layout and content (most recently Architectural Digest and Garden Design).

I have only received one issue of Wine Enthusiast so far (April 2011).  I have found the content to be informative, interesting and useful, and I like the layout.  It is definitely something I will read cover to cover.  There are plenty of wine reviews, organized according to region and grape. There are also reviews for spirits and beer.

WE certainly has its full page advertisements, but they are placed well enough as to not be obnoxious.  The travel and food spreads are a nice addition.  The recipes look tasty and are not overly complicated, as is often the case in food and wine magazines.

It doesn't hurt that the first issue I received has a great article on Sangiovese, my favorite wine grape of all time!


title: Torn about Bust

text:
On one hand, I like this magazine. I appreciate the interviews for the most part (Amy Sedaris), and I love the retro articles with feminist takes, like the one they did on airline stewardesses. They seem pretty jazzed about women in music, so there are reviews every issue. The mag is littered with plenty of dense, blurbish "reporting" on varied subjects, keeping the reader interested and moving along.  On the other hand...I don't feel like the mag "applies to" my age group; though it tries to keep everyone happy, their main demographic is obviously young women in their 20's.  And I have read too many incorrect, flip, trying-to-be-oh-so-young-and-hip and just plain not-well-thought-out responses from Betty Dodson, their resident sexpert. Additionally, I think a magazine like this should avoid politics altogether. It's obviously liberal, considering the recent article on Obama's wife.

I don't love it, I don't hate it.  I'll just read it at the library or newsstand.


title: For the desperate-to-lose-weight housewife

text: Was once an excellent, reliable mag, with all sorts of helpful information on different subjects. Now, it's mostly adverts with a few pages of info and recipes here and there, and half of it seems to be geared toward housewives who are intent upon watching every calorie.  I guess if you're ocd about your weight and you're looking for another way to beat yourself up, this is for you.


title: The recipes work

text: Love the entire publication


title: Love the paint color choices

text: Lots of great decorating ideas


title: Four Stars

text: Gift


title: Girls' Life Magazine

text: I ordered this for my nine year old daughter. From reading about it online at the time it seemed appropriate. I will admit I am not crazy about censoring what she reads and watches. However after ordering it I saw it in the store and flipped through it. I immediately canceled my order. It is not appropriate for a nine year old. She would love the celebrities (often Disney Channel girls) and the fashion and beauty articles. Along with recipes and other fun things, but there is also plenty of articles that I do not think she is old enough for yet. I will wait until she is at least 12. Just a heads up for other parents.


title: Kindle edition?

text: Disappointed that it will take 2 months for my first issue. Ad says it includes Kindle edition but can't find how to activate it. Tried to cancel the next day and it wouldn't let me


title: Go to elle....

text: I've always liked elle magazine. The layout has changed, and the editorial has become somewhat superficial. But it's still a good magazine.


title: Dream on

text: Thoroughly enjoy the magazine and have been a long time subscriber.  A little more expensive than some of the deals the magazine offers at things like the Wooden Boat Show or some renewal deals through the year but simple to deal with.


title: Lovely photos of designer homes

text: I agree that Veranda has too many advertisements, but that's the trade-off for this very affordable, high quality publication.  I'm not sure I'm the intended target for this magazine because I can't afford most of the things in the ads, but I've gotten lots of ideas about color, layout and accessorizing that I can use, and the variety of architectural and design styles has helped me define my own style.


title: Five Stars

text: This is a first-rate publication.  Amazon's offering works without a hitch.


title: Value publication at reasonable cost

text: I've been a reader of The New Republic for many years.  Obtaining it via Amazon is easy and quite economical.


title: Five Stars

text: waiting room


title: Five Stars

text: my sister loves this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: daughter likes this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: A hit with my 15 year old how dances


title: Five Stars

text: for waiting area


Five Stars


title: for my daughter

text: ordered this for my 13 year old daughter. she loves getting magazines in the mail. it so cute to watch her look at them


title: This magazine promotes smoking

text: I am deeply disappointed in this magazine after coming across an advertisement for organic cigarettes. I am absolutely certain that the owners of the magazine know how addictive smoking is and how many lives ended prematurely because of smoking. Supporting tobacco companies in selling this product to people is disgusting. I would have given no stars at all if I had such option.<br />Cancelling my subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine! So far such a great subscription!


title: awesome mag!

text: I really like this magazine's fitness and life tips! They are so quick and easy but helpful :)


title: Great for bright 13-yr-old boy.

text: My very bright 13 year old Grandson eats it up. He is so thankful for the subscription and is always telling something interesting he learned from it. So we renewed it for him :-)


title: Awesome magazine

text: Although this comes only 6 times a year, it is a very good magazine with very healthy recipes that taste good!  I'm very happy that I tried it.


title: Five Stars

text: great motorcycle magazine


title: Pretty good magazine.

text: Pretty good magazine, Islands. Not enough pictures though.


title: Great magazine

text: Great Atlanta homes magazine


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magizine and have subscribed for years.


title: Only Received one issue

text: Only one issue of this subscription was ever sent.


title: Waste of paper

text: Not at all interesting. All ads.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for a great price


title: No other magazine like it

text: Great articles and pictures. Even the ads are great.


title: Real people real recipes

text:
It's a great magazine these people's best recipes every dish came out grate.

Hundreds, if not thousands of people submit their best recipes d'magazine test each one individually and the winners are published.
great for someone who's just learning how to cook or for someone who's experienced and wants to try new things and make sure that they always come out good. There's not one recipe in here that we didn't enjoy


title: Five Stars

text: Seriously what's not to love about the Reader's Digest


title: Same ol'

text: I am much more interested in creative, healthy, low-fat, recipes... not more of the same old high-fat American diet. Everything I saw in this magazine I can get for free on the mobile app. Cancelling my subscription.


I ordered the magazine because the cover is beautiful and have not yet received a magazine.  After I receive it I will be able to review and am
looking forward to receiving it soon, I hope!
 Finally received the first edition and was not thrilled with the contents;  Sooo many ads.  Am hoping this gets better.


title: the online version is nice addition.

text: read the day arrival, the online version is nice addition.


title: No fake news here!!!

text: This is the perfect magazine for our Republican family.


title: Love it

text: Like this magazine. I like to scroll thru the recipes and it has a great price on Amazon.


title: Getting Boring

text:
This review is from December 2012-- I updated my review from December 2009.

I've subscribed to Harper's Bazaar for about 6 years now.

It's just getting boring to me.

I want MORE pictures of runway fashion, runway trends and up-and-coming new designers.

There is a little of that, but less than in previous years.

Right now my favorite fashion magazines are PeopleStyleWatch and also InStyle.  Those magazines show more street style from celebrities and also complete outfits.

I look to Harper's Bazaar and Vogue for the high-end styles, but neither magazine really delivers what I want.

I don't read the articles in Harper's Bazaar, but they look pretty lame.  Stuff about cleanses and detoxes.... a lot of gossip type "science"... what exactly is a toxin?  No substance.

Recommendations for age-defying surgical treatments and enhancements (would probably not appeal to people in their 20s).

Recommendations for "whitening toothpastes" which have silica (sand!) which can damage tooth enamel.  So I don't really trust their articles.

They have a lot of full page spreads based on color.

Like-- a full page of emerald green shoes, handbags, jewelry, etc.

A full page of black and white shoes, handbags, jewelry, etc.

That's okay, but it's getting boring.

There is also a lot of animal abuse clothing like leather, fur, etc..... which is backwards.  Not really Harper's Bazaar's fault because that's the fashion industry, but it's still another turn-off.


title: Great mag and large print

text: Thanks for having Large print!


title: Beautiful Photos

text:
This is a great magazine,
A lot of helpful information and
Beautiful Photos🌺


title: Handyman crafts

text: Purchased for my husband that dabbles in wood working.  Some great projects and articles in it.


title: Excellent, in-depth coverage of inspiring food from around the world.

text:
Saveur and Cook's Illustrated (CI) are the only food magazines worth even looking at. CI is indispensable and the universally-respected standard, but rather stodgy and unadventurous. Saveur is food as adventure itself.

An excellent example is their recent article on rendangs: long-cooked, rough-edged Malaysian dry curries that are barely known in the US, but hopefully one day might become the next sushi. When the latest issue arrives in the mail, I pounce on it like I used to pounce on my boy's comic magazine when I was ten. Issues quickly get dog-eared and food-stained, but I can't imagine ever throwing one out.

They cover more familar food, as well. A recent in-depth article about pizza inspired me to the point of tracking down Italian 00 flour, putting together a 1000F wood-fired pizza oven, and even to making mozzarella. (Which was sublime, but was also a half-day effort that I'm unlikely to repeat.)

Recipes abound, of course, but also articles about ingredients, like the current issue has an article about American-made bottarga (cured cod roe), made in Florida and seemingly so good the maker is thinking of exporting it to the Mediterranean, where it originates.

And while CI mostly ignores recent food trends and includes recipes containing things like feedlot beef and chicken-factory skinless/boneless breasts, Saveur regularly reviews small, sustainable farmers and what they produce. Highly recommended.


title: Irritating, Indispensable Ladle-Full of Wisdom

text:
Quite simply, this is the only cooking magazine worth subscribing to. An absolute treasure-trove of meticulously-researched, exhaustively-tested, straightforwardly-explained, usefully-illustrated recipes. Throw in their no-sacred-cows-here equipment reviews and their wonderful comparison articles on commercial ingredients, and the result is 32 pages that pack more useful, trustworthy, culinary education than an entire rack of ad-bloated, fluffy-articled "cooking" magazines. Quite the ladle-full indeed.

You would never catch Keller, Vongerichten, or Kunz with his nose in "Cooking Light" (or, for that matter, "Gourmet"), but they all have a subscription to "Cook's Illustrated."

How could I presume to dare disturb this universe?

(...)Then, to find all this deathless information in future, you need to buy the exact same magazines all over again, poorly-bound up in an annual, with a useful index attached - same price. No, the index is not available separately - don't be silly. Give the original magazines away to friends and thus spread the virus. Brilliant marketing. They explain several good ways to skin a chicken, but do they EVER also know how to skin a cat.

You're the cat.

And there are just too many ads! Not too obvious to the casual magazine-rack browser, especially when someone has browsed it before you and pulled out all the annoying self-promoting inserts, but when you shell out for the subscription, what gets delivered is the actual magazine firmly stapled inside an 8-page, heavy-paper section that touts their endless (and excellent) cookbook offerings. Be VERY careful when you remove it, because the staples are the same ones that hold the magazine together. If you also give them your E-mail address, they make good use of it indeed.

And even though they have a diverse staff, they all speak with one identical voice, cleaving to a rigid format that never varies: They try making their assigned dish a few times, blindly following dreadful, supposedly-popular recipes. They have disastrous results that they describe at great length. Do they actually start this way every time? Why? They're CIA graduates! I suspect that they often just make this section up.

'Nuff bitching. What then follows is pure motherlode gold. I like to play with recipes, endlessly improving them. I've endlessly played with many of these recipes, but after 15 years of experimentation, my crowning achievement seems to be that I prefer to blanch the cauliflower for three minutes, not four, and bake the assembled gratin for two minutes longer and 25° F lower. Go me. Tomorrow, the world!


title: Ok

text: It’s ok, not such a great magazine. It cines I pretty late.


title: One Star

text: Have not received anything from SELF.


title: I certainly recommend this magazine for all those runners or future runners.

text: Great magazine which helps keep me informed on all the latest running tips, techniques and nutrition recommendations.  You can't beat it for the low price.


Ordered it because it was inexpensive, didn't try the fitness deal but it's a good magazine.


title: Three Stars

text: Great magazine, can't figure out the digital part


title: Not renewing

text: I loved this magazine at first, but dr. Oz has embraced way too much new age thinking... Yoga practices, zen etc.<br />done with it.


title: Better and better

text: The New Yorker is a magazine that is gloriously itself.  And from issue to issue it just gets better and better.  Its insights into politics, the terrorist threat and American culture are not matched by any other publication, including the (wonderful) New York Times.  In the New Yorker, writers WRITE.  Thinkers THINK (and write wonderfully, too).  The humor, when one can get it,  is refreshing; otherwise, it is opaque but tantalizing ("Maybe next week I'll get these jokes," I always think).  The New Yorker provides hours of fun every week, like a toy for grownups.


title: Subscriber for several years

text: This is one magazine that is a must have for cutting edge ideas for the home.  I really have enjoyed the pieces regarding space management and furniture that serves multiple purposes.  Some of the stuff advertised is too expensive to afford; however, it does provide some excellent ideas for interior decorating.


title: Amazon product details are wrong

text:
TV guide is listed as "52 issues / 12 months ($0.10/issue)"  The magazine is actually published bi-weekly, or 26 issues a year. I hope that Amazon can correct the misleading information, so potential purchasers will know exactly what they will receive.

BTW - as a just expired subscriber, I would not that the present TV guide isn't particularly helpful for day-to-day listings, but I did find it informative regarding reviews, news, listings of what's available on streaming services (watch anytime).


title: Time

text: Love Time magazine and its reporting.


title: Not what it used to be

text:
Such a shame but this magazine is not what it used to be. Waaay too many ads now.
the new format has shrunk down the size of the pages and the text on the pages to the point that it is now hard to read.
Letting my subscription expire and sadly wont renew.
I miss the old Popular Mechanics


title: company handling subscript signed me up for 6 more w/o permission

text: The company handling the O magazine subscription for Amazon has been harrassing me for weeks to take more magazines.  First they called to tell me they wanted to refund some sort of an overcharge.  When I would not give them more information they briefly stopped calling.  Then they started calling saying they were doing a survey about whether or not I was receiving my magazines.  Called themselves just "reader services" and the phone number comes up as "private number" on the phone.  They called at least 4 times some days.  They would threaten to turn over charges (what charges?) to collections.  Finally they got my husband and he told the to turn them to collections since he knew we had not ordered anything else other than O magazine in Dec 09 (paid for long ago).  Then 2 days later I get a notice from Amazon that there are 6 more magazines being ordered in my name!  I did not order any of them! And I cannot find a customer service number for Amazon to tell them I do not want any more magazines from them ...EVER


title: My fav!

text: I love the gossip mags and this one is my favorite


title: very pleased

text: It took about a month to receive the first issue of this magazine, but it is almost exactly what I was looking for. It has great visuals/photos/graphs to go with each story. The articles are diverse and easy to read. I was hoping my very bright 10 year old would also be attracted to it, but other than skimming the pages, he is not hooked. This is a very attractive product and the articles are not dry and scientific.


title: Perfect for Novices

text: Better than most other similar magazines. Easy reading. Perhaps a bit simplistic for experienced handymen who already know many of the tips offered.


title: A Good Magazine for Men

text: I have been reading Esquire at the library so I ordered a subscription when the price was right. Well written articles. Certainly more sophisticated than Maxim which appeals to a different clientel. Nice reading material when the days are bitterly cold and there is nowhere to go.


title: Canceled, not good enough for new buyers.

text: Not enough information for buying a motorhome


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine. Used to subscribe before and now I can't wait for new one1


title: Great mag

text: Arrival started sooner than I thought it would - and ESPN is a great magazine with outstanding writing and photography.  Can't beat the price so for sports fans highly recommend it!


title: Keep bees, read Bee Culture

text: It is a great magazine, keeps you up on what’s going on. It has a great Q&A. Been keeping bees for over thirty years and this magazine has been with me for most of them.


title: ads

text: More ads than content and the magazine


title: Disappointing

text: Mostly ads and not as much content


title: Five Stars

text: just what we wanted


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Three Stars

text: Wanted this to go to another address and it keeps coming to mine.


title: Good product at a good price!

text:
Item was received on time and in excellent condition!
This item was as described. I selected this item for its perceived value and quality. After receipt, I can confirm that this was a wise purchase decision. I would purchase this again. I would definitely recommend this item.
As a consumer like you, I rely on honest reviews when I purchase items and only offer my genuine interpretation. I encourage positive or negative feedback of my review. If my opinion assisted you in any way with your decision on this item please feel free to click "yes" that you found it helpful.


title: Good product at a good price!

text:
Item was received on time and in excellent condition!
This item was as described.  I selected this item for its perceived value and quality.  After receipt, I can confirm that this was a wise purchase decision.  I would purchase this again.  I would definitely recommend this item.
As a consumer like you, I rely on honest reviews when I purchase items and only offer my genuine interpretation. I encourage positive or negative feedback of my review.  If my opinion assisted you in any way with your decision on this item please feel free to click "yes" that you found it helpful.


title: Great articles

text: Love this magazine


title: Great Recipes

text: Love this


title: Five Stars

text: I love to cook


title: Don't waste you money on this poor quality magazine

text: Could be a good magazine but isn't.  The fonts are too small to read and the colors run all over each other.  If that wasn't enough bad the articles really are of poor, unorganized, quality.  We tried for a year plus but gave up on this turkey.


title: Fonts size and color hard to read, articles are terrible now.

text: They blew it, got a new publisher who has turned it into just another fashion magazine.


title: Great Magazine, too bad the fonts, colors, and Kindle presentations are so hot

text: Wired is a great magazine I just wish they would adjust their fonts and page views for Kindle reading.  And lightly colored fonts on colored paper leaves much to feel desired.  I know its suppose to look cool but it sure makes reading more difficult than it should be.  Content in Wired I really wonderful but the presentation not so much.


title: Enjoy the product.

text: Great stories and travel ideas.


title: I love Taste of Home magazine

text: I love Taste of Home magazine, I have been getting this magazine since the early 90's and now I give a gift subscription to my daughter and sister.<br />I am a vegetarian but can still use a lot of the recipes. During the holidays I get all my dessert recipes from this magazine and they are always great!


title: Great as always

text: AlwAys love readers digest


title: Amazing!

text:
I should have known two years ago when I tried their Oatmeal Cookie recipe and loved it (I have despised oatmeal cookies all my life) that this magazine was special. Since then I have tried 10 or 12 more of their carefully tested offerings and have been totally amazed. Every single one turned out beautifully and my family and guests have raved.
If you want to serve the best to your family and friends, you can depend on these recipes. They are thoroughly tested and only the recipes that resulted in the finest results are published. You'll even learn what to avoid (and why) from the results of their tests.
I simply don't know of any other cookbook or cooking magazine in which I've found the recipes to be totally successful 100% of the time.
I don't like to give 5 star ratings. It seems to me that there's a flaw in just about everything -- Cook's Illustrated, however, has proved to be flawless in every recipe I've tried.


title: What can I say??

text: This magazine speaks for it's self...excellent!  I look forward to reading this magazine every time it comes in the mail. I like to see what new or old things they are comparing for the quality and price.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine! My wife loves this!


title: Love this magazine

text: Lots of great on useful information and tips.  I always find great things to clip and save from each magazine.


title: Too technical

text: This magazine is not for the casual photographer.  Lots of technical info.  Wish  it would have had more info on how to take great pictures.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine for any beer enthusiast!


title: Gossip

text: Love general hospital  what's new


title: Good Ideas.

text: I enjoy the articles, gardens and recipes.


title: Good information

text: I like the articles and stories the most.  The least is I don't always have time to read the mags.


title: Great publication. My subscription even started a little earlier ...

text: Great publication.  My subscription even started a little earlier than expected.


title: Best product for your buck

text: Best product for your buck


title: got for gift

text: Not sure, got for a gift.


title: Alot of Fashion

text: Magazine is alot abt fashion and ads , It is OK as it does keep you up with the hottest fashion or whatever new perfume that is coming out .


title: Great, but late

text: Love the magazine, its iconic and has relevant information. I hate that it is off schedule. Not a single issue has arrived at the same time, I got my Jan issue in Feb, my Feb issue in Feb. Kind of ridiculous.


title: Educational information on birds

text: We have started backyard bird watching and several feeders. Love this magazine it has a lot of information about birds plants butterflies and identification. Love it.


title: Gift for my son-in-law

text: He loves this and he shares it with my daughter, who also likes it. I highly recommend it to motorcycle buffs!


Still a viable magazine but it lost its luster over the years. Not much for the format of the magazine and I miss Howard Phillips. And what's with all of the ads?


title: Cars and men

text: Got this as a gift for my brother he seemed to like it but idk


title: Truck Yeah

text: Well it’s a magazine and my brother seemed to like it, I sent it to him as a gift,


title: Five Stars

text: I will subscribe to this magazine as long as I'm alive! It's a MUST read!


title: Love DIY projects

text: I have viewed this idea yet


title: OUR GRANDDAUGHTER LOVES THIS MAGAZINE!

text: Have ordered and reordered as a gift for our granddaughter, who LOVES this magazine!  Great publication for pre-teens and teens as well.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: receiving wrong edition, can't get help to fix, kinda worthless

text: Sunset, fine, grew up reading my mother's  SoCal  edition, now I'm a vegetarian, gardening, DIY mother in Colorado ... but I'm receiving the NorCal  edition, sent to my address in the Rocky Mountains in Colorado (!), and I can find no one, no office at Sunset or the subscribing service (Synapse) purchased here at Amazon to help me. Couldn't care less about gardening in NorCal  because I live at 6000 feet! And it pisses me off enough to not be interested in the rest of the mag. Crappy customer service at both Sunset and Synapse.


title: Darling (& expensive) magazine

text:
**I wrote the following five (!) years ago and things have changed. My youngest, now six, developed a profound and severe developmental disability (called Penelope Syndrome or ESES), so in many cognitive respects he is still a baby / early toddler. We have been getting Babybug magazine for five+ years, and I am so grateful. He LOVES it. He lights up when I say "Kim and Carrots!" (Kim is a toddler and Carrots her stuffed bunny: they have a little story in the beginning of nearly every issue.) For whatever reason my son is fascinated with Kim and Carrots. Additionally, my son really, deeply responds to the melodic, rhythmic nature of the rhymes / brief stories. I find them (stories / rhymes) very easy to read in a sing-songy voice -- they are pleasing to the ear, and he giggles and claps and tries to turn the page or prevent me from turning a page so we can reread. For him, I read each page twice, and then the whole story / rhyme all over again, at least one (usually two - three) more time. I don't know if the repetition might help him but he certainly likes it, and I do know that the repetition is good for him, allows his brain time to process what we're hearing. I like the different artwork but I don't think it makes a difference to him (hard to tell). This is the only children's mag to which we still subscribe: the others really held no appeal for him. We'll be getting this magazine f-o-r-e-v-e-r, or so it feels. I'm glad it exists because he really loves it, esp. Kim and Carrots.

(old, previous review)
My children (ages 3 and 1) both love books and we're regular library visitors; I thought getting magazines would be a terrific supplement. Well ... thus far I'm the one who's getting the most from the magazines. I don't know if the characters, illustrations, stories, aren't appealing to my children. ??? Of our three subscriptions, the children seem to be most interested in Wild Animal Baby -- not this or Click. (and Click is by far the least favorite) I still think Babybug is cute, albeit expensive (seriously, esp. given my children's [lack of] interest). If I'd known my children's reaction(s), I most likely wouldn't have ordered it.


title: Love Love Love this magazine!!

text: I have been getting this magazine for many years.  I love all the awesome recipes and chefs stories.  I look forward to the next coming issue.


title: Two many pictures of fit men

text: This is a good magazine for a gay man (or a girl) who wants to look at pictures of attractive men.  Every advertisement and every article includes a picture of a buff guy.  I prefer Men's Journal for tips and interesting articles.


title: Great magazine!

text: I love this magazine. I wish there were more like them. The stories make me want to try things I've never tried and explore.


title: Great buy ! Excellent magazine !

text: Great buy and fun magazine to read and get ideas from at home !


title: Enjoyable

text: Great recipes and wine suggestions


title: Five Stars

text: I love the articles.


title: Grandson's gift

text: I don't love this but my grandson enjoys this magazine so much.  This is the second year I've ordered it for him.