title: I have enjoyed getting caught back up on the latest and greatest ...

text: It's been years since I received my last Woodsmith magazine, but I've once again subscribed. I have enjoyed getting caught back up on the latest and greatest woodworking techniques and technology.


title: only disappointment is that they do not continue the theme of ...

text:
only disappointment is that they do not continue the theme of the cover with Olivia Mumn and have a monthly Miss Tool.

otherwise, I am a lifelong subscriber from here; PM picks my curiosity, exposes me to helpful solutions, and leaves me dreaming about what if and when!


title: Good for the value

text: Keeps me up to date on recent developments, and product reviews are very helpful. Tips on new techniques are also a plus.  For  a general overview this is very good.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent Magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine.


I just received my first issue. It's great not to have to buy it at the store.


title: Never!

text: If I could give 0 stars I would.  I have spent a ridiculous amount of time trying to get the magazines I've paid for.  This is the second time I've subscribed to Vogue and last time I received 3 of the 12 issues.  This time, with a paid subscription, I have received none.  When I call customer service I wait and then the call drops off.  Wasted time and effort.  I love the magazine but will NEVER subscribe to it again.  The savings is not worth the aggravation.  Too bad, I love a good deal.  This isn't one.


title: Five Stars

text: fav magazine!


title: Great for reading in the bathroom

text: Love reading this. Lot of good ideas and tips


title: Not the MARTHA I KNOW!? Something has changed

text: Have been a subscriber for YEARS and since moving back to the states I decided to order it here. The paper quality is not as nice as before and slim on the great articles like before. So not THE MARTH STEWART LIVING of days gone but, overload of ads, little content, won't renew. You get what you pay for at this discount rate ...


title: One Star

text: It stopped coming


title: Five Stars

text: Granddaughter loves it.


title: Never ordered

text: Never ordered


title: Always a good purchase

text: Highlights for children have been around for a long time. I read them at a young age. My children loved them. Now, my grand children like the educational value of the magazine.


title: I really enjoy the magazine

text: I really enjoy the magazine. I like having access on my kindle. I don't feel sad when it's time to discard the hard copy. I can always refer back to my kindle copy. However, I did not receive a free tote bag. Otherwise, all is good.


title: pretty nice

text: Pretty nice magazine and supports a great institution. Only pity is that the advertisements inside seem to be from all the wrong companies, the Stauer and GovMint type mail-order companies that you would expect to see on the Home Shopping network, not in a serious magazine.


title: became too vulgar

text: Enjoyed it for a while, but unsubscribed when it became too raunchy - started to try to compete with Maxim on the cover and image spreads.


title: Money saver

text: The smart way to subscribe to TV Guide


title: Five Stars

text: Read it to keep my French up.


title: Happy with purchase

text: Arrived on time, as expected, and as described. Very pleased. The kids love it. I would order again.


title: Aweomdr

text: Great read!!


title: Great value!

text: Great pictures and decorating tips!


title: Best man of it's kind.

text: Love the great homeowner tips!


title: Purse size magazine.

text: Not as comprehensive as it used to be.  Still an entertaining read.


title: A scam

text: This is a scam. We have also received these bills in the mail for something called “hidden pictures” with claims that were delinquent in payment. We never signed up for this service in the first place!!!


title: Don’t expect to get a magazine every week. Or every 3 weeks for that matter.

text: I only received 1 magazine a month ago. Not shipped weekly.


title: Drop in quality from the good days

text: I loved this magazine as a kid, but as an adult I find it to be not really worth my time. The editorial quality is hit or miss, and its really filled with so many ads that it's hard to read the magazine.


title: still waiting

text: I know it said "The first issue should arrive in 12-16 weeks," but I don't understand why it should take so long.


title: Five Stars

text: The canvas tote was kind of silly small.


title: This magazine is a cover to cover read

text: I live the articles


title: she was a little disappointed we never received the free clutch offered with the ...

text: My daughter enjoys getting the magazine and the online version, she was a little disappointed we never received the free clutch offered with the subscription.


title: Can't wait for the next one!

text: Picked this magazine out because my daughter watches the show and I thought I would surprise her with the magazine but when I started looking through it, I liked it so much I couldn't give it up, so got her her own subscription!


title: Beautiful publication...print magazines are still the best.

text: The only thing that was a problem was getting the subscription rolling...I already had the first issue that I received (fall) so I passed it on to someone else.  I just now received the winter issue. However, Chip and Joanna are not only wonderful designers but I think they must be good people who love their family and live a spiritual life.  The magazine incorporates all of these things.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Five Stars

text: gift


title: Five Stars

text: gifted it


title: Great inspiration within its pages

text: This magazine tells you about new gadgets and has great ideas on how to do every day diy stuff. Many of the plans are easy to do and the instructions make it clear from start to finish. Very inspiring material for any DIYer.


title: Very disappointed. Modern Dog is a much better magazine and ...

text: I would give zero stars. Last several pages full of breeders. With millions of animals euthanized every year due to overpopulation how can you support breeders ??  I ordered this a gift and wish I could get my money back. Very disappointed. Modern Dog is a much better magazine and no ads supporting breeders.


title: A good read, or gift.

text: A lot of excellent poetry.


title: Excellent

text: A lot of excellent poetry.


title: It must be a good magazine...

text: This must be a good magazine because I have continued the supscription for 4 years for my daughter at her request.


title: Oh Martha, you are getting harder and harder to ...

text: Oh Martha, you are getting harder and harder to relate to in your older age. Please do some things to make your magazine appeal to a slightly younger demo.


title: Great Recipe book

text: So happy I am able to sit down and read recipes and see pictures that prey on tastebuds!


title: Convenient ordering through Amazon. The quality of contents of ...

text: Convenient ordering through Amazon.  The quality of contents of the magazine is okay.  You have to learn to recognize which reviews may have been sponsored by the product manufacturers.


title: What's not to like?

text: Convenient to order.  Reasonable pricing.  Reader Digest quality.  What's not to like?


title: Delightful!!

text: My 10 year old granddaughter Loves!!<br />this magazine.


title: Wonderful for kiddos needing reading practice.

text: I am a retired 30 year teacher. I purchased this subscription for my grandson. It is a wonderful and fun reading supplement. Parents have an excellent opportunity to be part of their child's reading.


title: Poor magazine delivery service

text: We have stopped receiving the magazine since Nov-18. Annual Subscription purchased in Jul-18. The content is great and kids love it.


title: Five Stars

text: what to say!


title: Five Stars

text: love it!


title: Great magazine for kids learning to read

text: My 7 year old granddaughter loves this magazine. She will read it over and over for weeks.  She reads it to her 3 year old brother. He loves the pictures.


title: When I ordered large print for my aging father, I wanted large print, not the regular sized. It took forever to start arriving.

text: This is regular sized.


title: The grandchildren love receiving it in the mail but again the quality ...

text: Although the magazine content is the same as it was when my children were growing up the size and the quality of the paper has very much diminished.  For the cost of the subscription I would certainly expect a higher quality.  Since I signed up for the long term subscription I will let that run out and probably not renew.  The grandchildren love receiving it in the mail but again the quality of the paper and the smaller print was not to my liking.


title: Now I'm a home decorator.

text: I love this magazine. It is chock full of ideas for the home and garden.  I've already used several ideas I got from the magazine.


title: Definitely a must read.

text: Very informative and current.


title: why is this woman on the cover?

text: Used to buy wired and there were great tech articles in it.  Was not impressed with the issues I got so far.


title: good magazine

text: I love this magazine.  Anybody interested in model railroads has to have this mag.  It has excellent articles and how to dos


title: Five Stars

text: A cook's dream gift!


title: Best Subscription Price

text: I've been a subscriber to Southern Living for over 40 years. I also gave a gift subscription to my mother. When it came time to renew, I went through Amazon because they had the best price.


title: What makes a granddaughter happy?

text: This is the 2nd year that I have bought a subscription to the American Girl magazine for my Granddaughter.  It's a red letter day when the mailcarrier arrives with the next issue.  She just loves it!  It's a gift that gives all year.


title: Watercolor Magic

text: My husband is a watercolor artist and we used to order this magazaine directly.  Now with the Amazon service, we not only get the magazine a little cheaper, we get it renewed easily via emails from them.  Excellent service!


title: Something For Everyone

text: This magazine is relatively inexpensive and offers a wide selection of material that should be of interest to most people.


title: Must have!

text: This is a great and positive addition to our home. Each magazine is different and eye catching. The kids learn about all kids of things they never even kew they were interested in. We like to leave ours on the dining room table for a few days, and we all look through it for a while.


title: Good Magazine, HORRIBLE SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE

text: I bought this as a gift, so it wasn't until too late that I found out that only one of the magazines had actually arrived (over an entire year!). I wrote the company, they responded that I should tell them which ones had not arrived, I did, no response. This is very upsetting as for gifts like this you really need to trust the company. It is also an expensive magazine so now I am out 100$. I would NOT order from this service again.


title: Great Magazine

text: Both my wife and I like this one.


title: Unsolicited Merchandise

text:
This company offers good products, but they will send you unsolicited books and then bill you for them, and then turn you over to collections when you refuse to pay for the book or send it back. When you contact them, they say that you agreed to getting more books when you purchased one. I for one prefer not to do business with companies who use slimy marketing tactics like this.

Dallen Baugh


title: Nice way to continue learning a foreign language

text: Subscribed to the French edition of National Geo so my son could have some reading material to continue to learn French. The subscription service purchase went off well - it is amazon after all - but the magazine was delayed from delivery for 3 months before the first edition came. Good product but just a slight downgrade for the subscription delivery slowness.


title: Love this magazine

text: I was receiving the magazine on my Ereader and liked it but wanted to magazine. Love it love it love it.


title: Every Girl in the US should have a subscription.

text: I loved it as a girl and I bought it for a young girl who came into our family through my niece. She can't stop telling me how much she likes it!


title: nonna's gotta have it

text: This is the magazine for you if you love word and language-style challenges in italian - 100% italian. I find it unbelievable they can put together a collection this size on a weekly basis. I'm also not aware of anything like it in english. This took about 7 weeks for the first one to come to Pennsylvania. They are now coming steadily. It keeps nonna occupied for hours on end.


title: I filed this publication in " Projects to complete next 12 months"

text: I am filing this in my Projects to Complete file,  detail in articles are easy to follow and end results very good looking.


title: All the new interesting technology is here each month

text: I look forward to receiving my Popular Science each month.  They cover each technology with great detail and supporting graphics.


title: A fantastic magazine for anyone who wants a beautiful home!

text: I absolutely love HGTV Magazine! I subscribe to about 15 different magazines and HGTV Magazine is one of my favorites! The photos are of amazing quality and the designs featured are absolutely beautiful. I have purchased many products for my home after seeing them in an issue. This is a magazine that I will continue to get for as long as it is in print! Also, purchasing the subscription on Amazon is a much better value than paying the listed price on a newsstand.


title: He asked for something good to read....

text: Ordered this for my son so he would read more. He absolutely loves this magazine and he will read and reread all of his issues he’s gotten so far. Great Publication!


title: Takes 4 Months for First Issue to Arrive!

text: Be aware that it takes 4 months for your child to receive the 1st issue,  not 6 weeks like they said. It took 16 weeks for us. Kind of heartbreaking. My granddaughter kept running to the mailbox when the time it was supposed to be showing up arrived.


title: Just Do It!

text: Beat 5 dollars ever spent on Amazon. I have around 80 dollars of Vogue magazines that I got for 5 bucks .


title: Love

text: Love


title: Not worth the price

text: Too much advertising, short on beauty and health information.


title: House Beauriful

text: It is not what I expected.  I defintely do not want to renew for another year.  There are a lot of magazines that give you tips and ideas for your home.  Do not renew.


title: TV Guide

text: I was so disappinted in this magazine.  It only lists what is on TV from 8:00 pm to 12:00 p.m.  It is more a magazine about the people on the shows than informing one about what is on TV


title: Delivered before Christmas!

text: It's a great magazine  & was a subscription gift for my mom for Christmas! She absolutely loves it!


title: One Star

text: Not for me


My husband enjoys this magazine.  Only problem we have is that the "renewal" has gotten mixed up the last two years and we get 2 issues per month.  However, calling the company corrected the problem and they were very nice to deal with.


title: Jewelry parts, projects, whole salers everything you need

text: Great magazine


title: Lot of good stuff in it for moms

text: I love the content in the magazine. It has lot of information everymom wants to know. Their beauty products reviews are great. They also provide information on kids toys according to the age and it’s so helpful to buy them perfect toy.


title: Nothing like riding out !!

text: Got me back on two wheels...appreciated !!


title: I love this book

text: I love this book.  It goes into detail, it has interesting topics, it shows what you can do with a home, and it is something I spend a lot of time on when it comes


title: Not that good

text: I got it as a sale for $5, which was well worth what I got. What I did not realize is that I automatically got enrolled in autosubscribe and got billed $25 for more. I didn't want more. I tried to cancel the same day it went through and Amazon said it couldn't be cancelled. Not sure why. Don't do magazines with Amazon, unless you really want that magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: My father likes this .


title: Good but probably won't renew subscription

text: Not as good as I hoped it would be. I'm more of a technical person so only one issue so far has kept my interest. The WIRED email articles I get are usually more interesting.


title: Like any other magazine, some issues are great, others not worth keeping

text: Like the magazine. Three months into subscription so far. One issue I kept, rest I've tossed. Sometimes there are very interesting articles but some issues I've just browsed through and then tossed.


title: Four Stars

text: it's so thick I cannever finish before the next one arrives!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Have always enjoyed this magazine and still do!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Item is the best


Still the best writing and editing in the US.  Cartoon editor Mankoff is a genius in his field.  And the free-with-subscription online version of the magazine is stunning. I prefer it to the hard copy that comes in the mail five days after I've read it. I get The New Yorker's fresh perspectives on the news of the day every morning. It presents issues in context with history and trends and humor.


title: Lost interest due to political overtones

text: August issue will be my last. The magazine has jumped on the political bandwagon. I'm out. Good luck to you and your new advisory council- I think you're going to need it.


title: Nice Magazine

text: I like this magazine, since it provides both information regarding the available trailers to consider for purchase as well as great places to visit in North America. I plan to visit them sometimes after retirement.


title: Never Again . . .

text: Not worth the money even at the discounted price . The magazine is prolific with ads and paltry on content.


title: Don't subscribe! Lovely magazine terrible subscription.

text: Love the magazine but don't buy subscription! I subscribed to three magazines through a "deal" on Amazon about 6 months ago, received 2 issues of Victoria & just received a subscription renewal notice (no thanks!)


title: Beware of the subscription.

text: I LOVE all these magazines but skip the offer & buy only the copies that you're interested in. I had a horrendous time trying to stop subscriptions after the wonderful 1 year low introductory price.


title: fun magazine

text: Love seeing such fine jewels and fashion.  And that's all I have to say about a magazine.  Merry Christmas  bye


title: Five Stars

text: Annual order


title: Great Gift Idea

text: I bought this for my son in law for Christmas. My father in law, my hubby, my son in law, and my grandson build muzzleloaders. Where we live in PA we cannot find this magazine in the stores so he was extremely excited to get the subscription!


title: not so great to me

text: This is a totally subjective review for a totally subjective magazine. You either like what this publication offers or you don't. I have noticed that this magazine seems to denigrate exactly what his magazine touted and profited from years ago. For instance, anything of European origin, or anything smacking of "Americana". I am all for introducing a wide variety of cuisine and the diversity of chefdom from our big, wonderful world, but not at the expense of disrespecting the culinary contributions of others, considered to be more traditional, thus obsolete and non-inclusive.


title: Not my cup of tea

text: Disappointed in the content of this magazine. The long form stories were usually visually interesting but text itself was lacking for me. I didn't have the inclination to cook any of the recipes in my year's worth of subscriptions. They weren't very accessible to me -lots of random ingredients or incredibly complex recipes. I will try another food magazine.


title: Not the same style magazine as 10 years ago

text: For years I was a cosmopolitan reader... I stopped the service/subscription when the magazine became less informative and funny and started sounding more and more like crazy liberal garbage. Not my kinda magazine any more. Barely a few readable articles, worthy of a good laugh or worth the read.


title: Sad. Because I liked it

text: Received first issue, then an automatic refund... they stopped the magazine print. Sad. Because I liked it.


title: Five Stars

text: great read


title: great as always

text: my grandson likes it, I liked it as a kid.


title: A pleasure for the senses and an inspiration for the spirit

text: If you're looking for a magazine with a spiritual slant that has gorgeous images and insightful writing, Stone Voices is that publication. For example, a recent issue included the work of photographer George DeWolfe, who has been well known in his long career for delicacy of color and skillful compositional balance. Stone Voices is as much a pleasure for the senses as an inspiration for the spirit.


title: Two Stars

text: Subscription lied on start of deliveries. Magazine is not the same as the 90s


title: Atomic Ranch

text: Love, love, love Atomic Ranch.  Great articles on the mid-century lifestyle and furniture and design.  Look forward to every issue and read cover to cover when it arrives.


title: I LOVE MARTHA

text: The biggest splurge Ive allowed myself in years.


title: What a downward spiral for this once fine publication...

text: This magazine was something I always looked forward to, and I have been a subscriber for many many years, however the quality is gone; the photography is horrible, the magazine looks cheap and is filled with too many ads. It does not even have a table of contents anymore, good luck finding the article you want to read. AND, the magazine really does not have much to do with Country Living anymore either. Country Home, is back in print and I will take my business there. I have rarely seen such poor low quality photography and graphics and styling as in the recent years of Country Living. It is an insult to charge for such poor work. They have absolutely ruined this publication, sorry to say. I canceled my subscription, and the gift subscription I had for my sister, she is 15 years younger than me and she does not like it anymore either.


title: Five Stars

text: thanks


title: Three Stars

text: got one magazine, never the rest of the year


title: Check your expiration date.

text: The magazine content is fine.  I have subscribed to it many times over the years.  However, I have a problem with the subscription service.  I received the April issue in mid-March, which was fine.  Then on the last day of March, I received the March issue, too late for it to be of current value..  One week later I received the May issue.  The April issue, the first received, had the last half-dozen pages torn in half, missing the bottom part.  My subscription expiration in listed as February 2018.  I think Opera News should give me an additional month, since March came so late.


title: The joy of learning

text: My son is always very excited to get these and absolutely loves everything in them.


title: Great magazine!

text: Great Magazine!


title: Great deal

text: Wish I got this for myself for the price.<br />My sister loves it.


title: Four Stars

text: Nice..thanks


title: Would not order again

text: Order for my grandson who loves hockey and the players. Not enough information about individual players. Very disappointed for a 12 year old.


title: Good collection of articles

text: I've only received one issue so far, but I've really enjoyed it so far. The articles span a variety of topics and most are quite interesting, although I don't like it as much as Wired. But definitely worth the subscription price ($12/year?).


title: Biologist recommended!

text: As a scientist myself, I could not be any happier with this magazine! It really is the best, we look forward to it every month!!!


title: I love this magazine but only received 4 issues from my ...

text: I love this magazine but only received 4 issues from my last subscription. How can I be sure this doesn't happen with my new subscription?


title: Great magazine.

text:
Been reading this magazine forever!
I look forward to receiving my Time magazine every week!
The magazine is greatly superior to our local newspaper!!!  The local newspaper has no news beyond the local variety.
Whereas the Times magazine gives me a bird's eye view of what's going on around the country and the world!!!


title: Great magazine

text: Love this magazine


title: Great

text: Very educational and just plain fun to read. I recommend this for everyone who wants to know more about the world we live in.


title: Great Publication for Young Readers

text: I think People is too expensive, and know this is a sister publication.  Unfortunately, it is skewed to a much younger audience than my decade!<br />I have noted a couple of recommended TV shows, and recorded them.  Otherwise, it is a disappointment.


title: Great life hacks but could do without so many ads.

text: Good tips but quite a few ads.


title: My husband has been reading this magazine for 20 years ...

text: My husband has been reading this magazine for 20 years and loves it.  Convenient to order from Amazon and the publisher saves money and paper by not having to send us reminder notices.


title: Don’t buy this

text: Don’t really care for the magazine. Still fighting to cancel my subscription


title: Moms want to find fun things to do with kids?

text: This magazine offers fun solutions of activities with kids.  Unique food ideas.  I love it - expands the grab-bag for parents wanting to have fun with kids and try new ideas


title: Cool Corvette info.

text: This is the best Corvette Magazine out there. Good articles on modifying or restoring your Vette. Has everything from old to new Corvettes.


title: Five Stars

text: My son loves these! On time arrival.


title: Economical updates

text: MAC WORLD HAS BECOME TOO  COSTLY. MAC ADDICT IS ECONOMICAL AND PROVIDES ALL THE CURRENT INFO I REQUIRE.  GOOD REVIEWS AND PLEASANT FORMAT


title: Should be a book not magazine

text: The pictures are inspirational, however I found the magazine lacking in substance.  The articles are rather shallow, at least for someone who is not an avid traveller.  I looked through 3-4 issues before canceling (non-refundable, it seems) and got bored.  Pics are nice, but I come to expect more from magazines than nice pictures.


My wife ordered this.  She did because if you get a bill from the TV Guide people it is 10 times this amount - which I consider to be just plain stupid.  It ought to be free based on all the friggin' ads you find.


title: Not much content

text: I found the Ads a tad more useful than the articles. But that s just my opinion


title: If you dont mind waiting 4 months to ship its a great price.

text:
Issue says shipped 5.21 will arive august 3rd. Its a great magazine but by the time you get it most articles are online for free through fourms. It needs to ship the week it prints.

From 1 star to 5. I really enjoy reading these.


title: Four Stars

text: Keeps me in touch and sharpening my skills.


title: Essential reading for authors.

text: I read this for years, then lapsed for a year through oversight, until resubscribing through Amazon. There are great articles by authors regarding the writing of fiction, non-fiction, articles for periodicals, and general issues. Moreover, there is an ongoing list of upcoming conferences and other events which has greatly helped me. I highly recommend this magazine to improve one's skills and gain perspective on others' viewpoints and resources.


title: seems ok

text: It took a little over a month for the first one to hit my doorstep, but so far my wife seems to enjoy it.


title: cheaper magaizine

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for years, always at the publishers rates. I discovered recently that you can buy these through Amazon at a large discount. This is saving me a good bit  of money. The magazine is well known, guys type magazine with lots of how to type articles and auto reviews.


title: Crawl magazine

text: The magazine came a lot earlier than we expected which was great.  It was a gift  and the fellow was totally in love with the magazine.  I would most definitely recommend it to anyone else that is into rock climbing.


title: Nice buy

text: Good magazine for kids.


title: NatGeo

text: Locations and excellent photos.


title: Smithsonian

text: Smithsonian magazine helps to make the minutiae of the subject matter relevant.  Not just focused on the insider experts in that field, but, a broad stroke to allow neophytes to gain an understanding of why this particular subject matters.


title: Cycle World

text: As a confirmed Harley Davidson rider, I am, none the less, interested in what the other motorcycle people are doing.  Cycle World tries to provide a broad brush stroke of this realm.  By providing product reviews and stats on reviewers, Cycle World helps me to picture myself on that motorcycle.


title: Popular Scienceg

text: Yes, Science matters.  With an automatic self checking function and a willingness to correct itself when better explanation occurs, Science does matter.  Popular Science magazine opens a window to show us how the Wizard works.


title: Popular Mechanics

text: A broad view of the technology out there.  Photos of equipment in use and proposed for use.  Easy to read and absorb the ideas.


title: Scotland

text: Scotland is a fascinating country, yet, it is an integral part of the United Kingdom.  Having lived in a Scotland for two years, I have fond memories of the people and places.  Scotland Magazine focuses on the many positive attributes and historical tidbits that keep readers interested.  The magazine displayed a piece on the single malt distilleries.  Excellent.  Having taken many a tour of these places, I am happy to recommend them.  Spring and Fall are good times to be in the Highlands.  Scotland Magazine provides an inside look at a very special place.


title: Nothing better

text: If your interested in private or commercial Aviation at all this covers it. Cub to BizJet. kit planes to global range jets. Includes FAA updates and experiences from some of the best aviation/pilot writers around. 1 day or 40 years experience there is something for everyone.


title: Enjoying the mag but...

text: Ordered in the summer. Got my first issue in November. Got a 2nd in January and am eager for a 3rd. With this staggered schedule I'm afraid I will be billed " the normal rate" before I get a chance to renew at a sane rate.


title: Too confusing/ cancelled cancel

text: Too confusing, not helpful.


title: Five Stars

text: Received first issue great issue!!


title: No mag!!!

text: I ordered a month ago still no magazine....I wasnt aware it took so long for a subscription. I really like vogue magazine I just wish I could get it some time soon to read it.


title: Should be named Eco Science.

text: This magazine is really not anything like it used to be. Story after story is just eco this and eco that and how the earth is dying. I'm done with this magazine.


title: Get it while it's OLD!!!

text: Got my first issue last week and everything was good.  Yesterday I received my second issue and it was a Christmas issue that was to be removed from shelfs almost 30 days ago. I wanted current issues not issues from the trash.


title: Pictures are still great.

text: Not as amazing as it used to be. And no more maps!!!


title: Former Fan

text: I subscribed to this magazine  for 2 years but have decided not to renew because of the editorial view that human beings are destroying the earth and the solution to the world's problems is to have fewer people. For many of us getting back to basics- growing our own food, living simply and eschewing a consumer lifestyle this is an offensive slap in the face. We have 8 children and I would guess that the majority of the people interested in simple living have all the children that God wants them to have. We see children as a blessing. When you examine the most successful homesteaders you are talking about subcultures like the Amish- who understand that children are not the problem. It is an interesting paradigm- the agrarian lifestyle with 2 or fewer children. It simply isn't feasible.


title: No Hockey News ???

text: Just trying to get help . I have yet to receive an issue since placing the order.


title: Medicine

text: Beautiful reason during crazy daily storm of insanity


Seriously Popular Science, I am done subscribing, I have been a subscriber for YEARS and it's like 99% ad's these days. Forget it, I am done


title: Horrible Customer Service!

text: Investor's Business Daily is a typical large company that has forgotten about customer service. Each person is different but as for me, being able to call and speak to a human being when help is needed, is a necessity.  Over the years phone calls have been made from my office to IBD when help is needed. People with surly attitudes usually answer the phone and little help is given. This short coming was attempted to be conveyed to jonatahn howard who is a manager at IBD. Jonathan has not returned the call and the message was left over a month ago. As one can see, the problems with poor customer service start even with the managers. This is despicable! My suggestion is to fire all the customer service agents at IBD and pass those savings on to the customers. I have been a customer for years and have no interest in being a customer again.


title: Disappointed

text: Dont know what is going on with this I only got 3 magazines and I thought this was for the whole year ...I am very disappointed some one needs to contact me about this


This is a great magazine for anyone who loves to keep learning. It's an easy read and the articles are not too long. highly recommend it.


title: Awesome book

text: Pretty durable, I run a daycare and it’s been chewed, attempt to rip, stepped on, drooled on and squashed but still in decent condition, would highly recommend.


title: Very biased but still interesting.

text: Be aware this is a left-wing magazine. Also be careful of auto-renew, which will automatically sign you up (and charge you) for another year if you don't cancel. Used to be a lot more of a magazine that documented history as it happened. Now it just blatantly tells you left wing viewpoints. Read articles in a few of them but now they show up every week just to gather dust.


title: Get this!

text: I always order these. Must buy!


title: Best thing in my mailbox!

text: Great for the emerging reader. Lots of good and engaging stories. Best of all, it teaches kids about God in a way that they can understand in a world full of criticism.


title: A great kids magazine

text: A fantastic children's magazine that supports parents biblical believes. It is a great read for kids and they will look forward to getting it every month!


title: Great Mag watch the price!

text: Good magazine but pay attention to the purchase agreement you're using.  Initial price was great but the auto-renewal prices can easily be beaten (I my case)


title: Absolutely Fantastic

text: I received the first issue of my subscription today.  Love it!  I grew up flying tail staggers in the 50s.  We had a couple of Bonanzas, J-3s, Aeroncas, Cessna, in addition to my family's Interstate Cadet and Luscomb all packed together in a left over B-29 hanger.  By-13s and a T-6 were banished to the ramp, and a Cessna twin plus others were in a second B-29 hanger.  Oops, I almost forgot to mention a couple of Ercoups.  Wonderful memories, together with others that were just tragedies.  Anyway, Plane and Pilot's Pages are filled with spurs to fond memories, plus ads and articles that show how much has changed through the 70 year history of the Bonanzas.  The V tails are gone, and the Moonies are beautiful.  And ads for modern instrumentation are fascinating, especially when cast in ads showing Cessna 195s.  Wow things have changed, but bring back the memories!


Used to get this magazine years ago don't remember why I stopped, always liked it but over the years I have missed it, checked on line found it was still published so immediately ordered it if you own a house or just like to do projects this mag.can be helpful.


title: Comfort Cooking

text: You are always guaranteed to find at least one delicious and easy recipe to try out. My favorite cooking magazine!


title: Cover-to-Cover Read

text: My husband has been getting this magazine for over 5 years.  I still grab it from the mailbox and read it cover-to-cover. He then does the same thing.  We never toss an issue.  Many Ah-ha or "that's a good idea" articles.  Very creative submitters. Has articles on building/remodeling, organization, repair, even car repair. I have given Family Handyman as gift subscriptions to all my family.


title: Not for Seniors

text: This magazine is designed for women who are younger than 50.  Since I'm 62 I found most of the content to not be applicable to a woman my age.


title: Who is the audience for this?

text: When I placed my order for a subscription to this magazine, I (mistakenly) was under the impression that it was an investing publication--go figure with the word 'portfolio' in its name. Wrong! This magazine is more about spending your fortune than it is about amassing one. I don't know about you, but I really have no problem deciding how to spend my money. Very disappointing. Maybe it is supposed to be a vanity magazine for the well-heeled. I consider it a waste of time and money. Thank goodness it was only $10! Needless to say, I won't be renewing.


title: The greatest theological magazine I've ever received.

text: This magazine was founded, as I understand it, by the likes of Ratzinger and von Balthasar.  It comes out every three months and it takes me that long to digest it thoroughly.  I have alwavs kept my old copies and gone back to them over and over.  My appreciation for St. John the Baptist [almost unknown in popular piety, but notice that he comes right after the Blessed Virgin in the Litany of Saints] goes back to a paper by Lawrence Goodall in  COMMUNIO.  I believe that it has ties to the Communion and Liberation movement.  It has also had an article from Angelo Scola when he was a small-town bishop.


title: Five Stars

text: Well enjoyed by my grandson!


title: Great!

text: Don't have cable, this gives me just the HGTV fix that I need without having to pay for cable!! Just disappointed you can only get print or digital versions not both!


title: Confused about ratings...

text:
My son (aged 9) has been receiving this magazine for over two years, and it is by far his favorite "treat."  It has some more serious articles, but a lot of it is light-hearted, fun, and yet informational.  I wish there were more publications that produced such high quality, informative, and interactive literature for this age group.  I feel it gives him the feeling of maturity (his "own" magazine!) yet keeps him young because it is very innocent.  I can't say enough good things!  In fact, we just purchased a subscription for a friend's birthday.

Oh, and in regards to the "excessive advertising" comments...huh?  There are maybe two full-paged spreads in the entire magazine; I consider that pretty minimal for a for-profit publication.


title: Love it.

text: I can read through my magazine 2 or 3 times and I actually look forward to it in the mail.


title: Reasonable price

text: I love the magazine!


title: She said it was fun magazine.

text: Bought as a gift for my niece.  She said it was fun magazine.


title: I love the National Geographic and have loved it since I ...

text: I love the National Geographic and have loved it since I read my first one at my piano teacher's house in 1948.


title: Great magazine.

text: It's a great mag. Love the new info.


title: Not the same magazine it used to be

text:
Fast Company used to be a celebration of entrepreneurship: hard work, technical know-how, and determination that breeds fast-growing startups on their own merits, rather than on previous successes or government support. It held forth tech as something that really could change the world, and lift even the most impoverished into the upper echelons of the middle class and beyond.

Sadly, this has all changed. Fast Company has devolved into a celebration of identity politics, and divorced from celebrating success in its own right and on its own merits.

Perhaps worst of all, it's all very boring now. Sad.


title: Submitted my first story this week. :)

text: I am working on writing clean cut non-fiction. inspirational stories. Readers Digest is full of them. I enjoy reading the other writers as well.


title: Well worth it

text: Superb magazine. I like to learn about other countries, cities, communities, and their traditions. This magazine is one of the best available. Some of the photography is heart stopping as the pictures are just so beautiful. You can tell by reading this magazine that the National Geographic employees are dedicated to their work. The price is negligible compared to the information about ourselves and the rest of the planet passed along to the reader.


title: Wish it came bimonthly

text: Learn something new from every issue.


title: More promotional rather than informative now

text: Writing has suffered over the years, many articles seem more promotional rather than informative. Will probably not renew. Does still have a broad range of focus.


title: I enjoy reading NG Traveler

text: I enjoy reading NG Traveler. Great photos, news of particular interest to travelers and ideas for new places to visit are among the best benefits.


title: Five Stars

text: Kids LOVE IT!!!


title: Disappointed

text: A complete disappointment. Full of ads and very few articles.


title: Classy read

text: Have been receiving the HGTV magazine fir a couple of years. Really enjoy the pictures, articles, and the comparison product pages.


title: sports Illustrated

text: Excellent value for Sports Illustrated subscription


title: This is not, so far, what I thought ...

text: This is not, so far, what I thought.  I bought under the assumption it was going to be full of coupons and it is not.  The articles are okay... but I only have received one issue, soooo... not too sure yet.


title: Not news.

text: I used to like the New Yorker.  Now it's too politically slanted.


title: My view of New Yorker

text: It is a marvelous magazine.


title: Good gift

text: Good gift


title: Did not receive

text: I love this magazine, but I've never received any issues..


title: Five Stars

text: America's best magazine for "art" photography


title: An Excellent  Magazine for the Car Enthusiast.

text: Excellent magazine with great articles and pictures.


title: Didn’t like it

text: Didn’t like the magazine


title: wicked, tragic rag

text:
this publication is a less than a worthless rag- it actually drains one's intellect, as well as being an overall detriment to society.

beyond that, my "subscription manager", or whatever it's called, insisted that i had no subscriptions. consequently,  i was unable to cancel this automatic renewal. neither amazon nor US responded to any form of communication, although one cannot communicate with amazon unless they are tendering money. regardless, the bill for this mindnumbing publication will be contested and NOT paid.

it appears i cannot submit this review until i rate this filth, which means i have to give it at least one star. i give it an infinite number of negative stars. how's that?


title: Expand Your World

text:
Very informative magazine that scrutinizes a wide variety of political topics and current affairs, from American homeland to the remotest jungles abroad, all with their own unique perspective and viewpoint that runs moderate to left.
The writing and topics are engaging, current, and well researched and the editors not afraid to call things as they see fit.
Put down the Cosmo for later, and read a few articles you won't find on the TV mainstream news. after all.. knowlege is power.


title: Popular Mechanics

text: Great publication, the information is first class. I have read this magazine since the 70's.


title: Not For Me

text: Not for me. I did not enjoy the content.


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine always has great tips, articles, gear recommendations and recipes.


title: Informative, Funny, Heartwarming

text: I have always enjoyed reading the Readers Digest.  Amazon's opportunity to get it at an affordable price was something I could not pass up.


title: THAT'S YORKER, RELATIVELY RECENT YORKER I'M TOLD!!

text:
The New Yorker is a weekly publication which specializes in providing its readers with New York arts, world news, mysterious ads for unattainable outfits, and humor which strives to elevate the common brow to a more intellectual position. It contains fiction, nonfiction, epistles, and comics. The periodical provides an up-to-date and engaging portrayal of urban smartness with a tiny but worthwhile liberal education in every issue.

 Most importantly, the editors of The New Yorker seem to uphold a sacred oath not to sacrifice the precision of a statement's words for the sake of readability. Words like "aegis," "lagniappe," and "folderol" are not slashed away and replaced with the active voice, food-time phrases given us by the art of marketing. The New Yorker respects its readers by not simplifying its articles for the least educated person who could possibly afford the magazine.

 Throughout the magazine's history its contributing artists have taken journalism to strange new places. According to Ronald Weber (1978), "Especially during the sixties and seventies, The New Yorker... allowed nonfiction writers both the reporting time to develop their subjects in depth and the editorial space to shape them in fresh and inventive ways" (p 487). Like N.P.R., this periodical is not afraid to dedicate a lot of content to an obscure subject: Tony Bennett's favorite suit, T.S. Eliot, or even a rabbi's disdain for postmodern decor.

 The research methods of these journalists are diverse. Some are obsessive, some are tangential. Some lunge into battle zones, like Dexter Filkins recording the words of the doomed Pakistani reporter Syed Shahzad (2011): "Look, I'm in danger. I've got to leave Pakistan" (p. 50). Others like Alec Wilkinson report on native obscurities. In his article about Drew Eckmann's pop star house concerts in New Jersey, Wilkinson (2011) admits, "Really, though, it's just Drew's house" (p. 52). The magazine thrives on any approach that can be nurtured through exposition.

 Robert Rounds, a composition professor, defended his use of The New Yorker as a textbook in the Journal of College Composition and Communication (1968): "What text comes out, as mine does, with a fresh edition weekly, impeccably edited, full of stimulating writing of all kinds, all of it top-notch but none of it yet `literature' that must perforce be appreciated" (p. 223)? A year-long subscription of fifty-two issues costs no more than the average English textbook, and the bonus of receiving pleasant mail at least once a week brings a joy which age cannot dull.

 Bill Osgerby (2001) found that The New Yorker in its earliest years "Appealed to moneyed, young, liberal aesthetes who were providing a ready market for the growing constellation of theatres and galleries" (p. 546), thus creating a forum for men and women loyal to the arts and immune to controversy. After ninety years this highly attuned journal is still there to fund the most clever analysis of whatever new school of Artistic thought may emerge.

 I recommend The New Yorker with vehemence to all readers, but especially to those who wish to write for a living. Its style may not fit with the blunt technicality of a press release, and its vocabulary may not behoove a writer for a local paper; but it is an excellent weekly tool for helping a writer see how ideas can develop, what is being admired in the artistic domain, and who is about to release a rather sassy art book of photographs detailing various playgrounds of Europe.


title: Don’t be a heart in a hurry to receive your first issue. Takes about three months

text: Just ordered this two days ago (July 20) however they tell me the first issue doesn’t arrive until October. So I tried to cancel it and they told me the order is already processed doesn’t make sense. Also be aware When the subscription runs out the next year be automatically renewed at the full price.


title: love it

text: love it!  and it started pretty quickly!


title: You will not be disappointed

text: Love this magazine and prize olso


title: Great Gift Idea!

text: I got this for my 88 year old grandpa for Christmas!  He loves it and we love listening to his stories about the war!


title: Nice articles with a lot of details and a contact ...

text: Nice articles with a lot of details and a contact information for further follow up. The mag is a bit thin though - you can read it from cover to cover in an hour!


title: Great price

text: Great  Price  on the renewal. And arrived on time


title: Great for kids

text: My daughter loves this magazine.


title: "Ok" magazine

text: Not bad, but there are better articles out there in different magazines that I would personally rather spend my money on.<br />It does arrive on time and in good quality!


title: Great ideas

text: Wife loves it


title: One Star

text: I probably received 1/3 of the magazines I should have....don’t know why such a problem with delivery


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of fun and interesting recipes. Always makes me hungry and want to try something new!


title: disappointing

text: Not the wired I grew up with. I don't need my tech to be political and "woke".


title: Boring.

text: A lot of ads.  Years ago I enjoyed this magazine.  It is not the same.


title: Not impressed !

text: I have been taking this product for a couple of weeks now and I have to say with a regret that I do not see any effects it has on my body. I did not notice increase of energy , lowering my appetite or any weight loss . The pills are a good size and easy to swallow so I will give it that !<br />I received it at discounted price in exchange for my honest review .


title: Great gift for bird watchers

text: Got this magazine for my dad but my mom also likes it. I like the annual price. I would recommend for bird lovers.


title: It's "okay"....

text: As the rating implies... it's "okay"... wouldn't be recommending or loaning it to a friend...


title: Great magazine for the handyman in your life

text: Bought as a birthday present for my husband and he loves them


title: I have two labs so I love this magazine.

text: i like this magazine a lot. If you have labs, you will love it too.:)


title: Four Stars

text: Product performs as expected.


title: Four Stars

text: Nothing to add.


title: Excellent Design Resource

text: I am an interiors architect, I appreciate the diversity, breadth and depth of the articles. Their commitment to high quality, not high budget, residential and product design keeps their magazine on the top of my "must read" periodical reading pile. Although my focus is not residential design this magazine continues to be a source of inspiration. They have truly raised the bar for residential design, bar none!


title: Great magazine

text: Husband loves the magazine! Very pleased with it.


title: Four Stars

text: a


title: Ok magazine, poor service to customers

text: I got this magazine as a gift for the last two Christmases, but they are really cheap because you immediately get two issues: the new jan/feb, and the old nov/dec.  This is annoying because it means that your "one year" subscription will be over in September, and who wants to read about November and December food on New Year's Day.  Also, of course, both years my mon had already sent the older issue to go under the tree.  I would not purchase this as a gift and, you know, unless you are a beginner cook, it's really not the best anyway.  It's also not that great if you are into natural food.


title: Terrific Magazine

text: If you like birds and flowers, it doesn't get better than this. Lots of interesting photos and articles about both subjects. I look forward to reading every issue as soon as it arrives.


title: I love HGTV Magazine

text: I have received my third copy of HGTV and I love it! It shows makeovers, painting techniques and furniture ideas. I read it from cover to cover the same day that I receive it. I then read it over and over again for anything that I might have missed the first few times. I was getting so tired of the monthly magazines I had been getting for years and this is just such a fresh magazine. Good job people at HGTV.


title: Five Stars

text: no problems


title: Where are the magazines?

text: I ordered this magazine on Cyber Monday after Thanksgiving, and I still have not received and magazines yet. Where are they at? Today is Feb 1st 2010.


title: Entertaining & informative.

text: Entertaining & informative. Lots of interesting articles, and some DIY/How-to.


In my opinion, this is the best all-around magazine for photography enthusiasts.  Nice balance of articles, how-to, and product reviews.


title: Decent magazine, auto-renewal sucks

text: It's a decent magazine, but the renewal service sucks.  I forgot to cancel it, as I'm sure a lot of people do, and received an email that my autorenewal had just processed.  I logged into Amazon within a few hours of them having sent this notification and tried to cancel it.  I received an email that it was too late to cancel the subscription.  Really?!  Come on, it hadn't even processed yet, and now a couple of weeks later I still don't even have the next issue from the new subscription.  WHAT A JOKE.


title: Absolutely can not beat the price I scored my subscription ...

text: Absolutely can not beat the price I scored my subscription at and the articles, as always are well written and packed into this magazine. There is not a plethora of advertisements, which is refreshing.


title: Poor quality/Good Content

text: Thin and the low quality paper is disappointing... but, everything I like as far as content is there.


title: Very informative magazine!

text: Love the magazine!  Lots of good information and a great value.  Neat pictures, too.


title: Perfect for younger children!

text: Who doesn't love Highlights?!  Great magazine for young children and there's a lot of activities to do, too.


title: It's loved by kids...

text: This was a gift for my grandchildren...They love it.


title: help and inspiration

text: I have never found a magazine so helpful as All you. It gives me tips on saving money at the grocery store, how to utilize my time wisely, encouragement in eating healthy. It is packed with helpful hints for just about everything. I used to buys all kinds of different magazines so that I would have recipes, coupons, ideas, etc. and now that I have found All you, this is all I need.<br />Thank you for such a great magazine.


title: SurferMagazine.

text: I look forward to reading this magazine every morning.<br />-Louis


title: Buy for animal loving children

text: Great for kids


title: nothing but ads

text: Ridiculous. Show a few recipes and a couple pictures of $25,000 kitchens and you've got this magazine. The rest is nothing but ads for depression and erectile dysfunction.


title: nothing but ads!

text: Nothing but ads and repetitive crap articles... Complete waste of trees


title: Slow delivery

text: Great when it finally came.... delivery is so painfully slow.


title: So many good ideas

text: Always excellent recipes


title: Glamour Magazine

text: Very good. Cheap too. I got my sis a subscription too and she loves it too.


title: Not delivered in any protective plastic.

text: The information in this magazine is great. I like the projects, and custom trucks they show. If you’re into custom trucks, it’s a great magazine to add to your collection. I don’t like the frequency of the magazines, wish they’d come every month. I also do not like how they don’t deliver them in any protective plastic like some of my other subscriptions come. Out of my 4 magazines I’ve received so far, 3 have came when raining and have been basically ruined.. :(


title: love this magazine

text: we've been a subscriber for a long time, love this magazine. Amazon has great price on this.


title: Great value

text: I renewed this subscription for my son, a young architect who has also worked in construction. He greatly values it.


title: Terrible magazine in regards to quality.. almost like newspaper ad quality..

text: Cheaply made magazine. Similar to an auto trader type paper.  Content is good, but they were overly  cheap on the production side.. skip this deal..


title: Great magazine!

text: This magazine is perfect for my children.  They pour over the articles and pictures for hours.  If you’re looking for a great gift that takes a step away from the screen, look no further!


title: Yes

text: Always loved her magazines


title: CAUTION!

text:
The Economist $12 for 12 weeks plus 1200 bonus American Airlines FF miles is a definite RIP OFF. This is an AA "Advantage" buying program where you can get FF miles when you buy from the featured sellers.

I was supposed to receive an email at the end of the trial period to cancel the subscription, but it never came.

By the time I became aware of the scam, my credit card had been hit for almost $150.00.

Of course, I'll never, read the Economist again. But I may also stop flying on American Airlines as well.


title: FISHY MATH

text: I see they are offering a 4 month auto-renew subscription for 99 cents. Seems like a decent deal, if you like to look at the printed equivalent of an infomercial. I take issue (pun intended) with the fact they are claiming the original value of a 4 month subscription is $13.30 when you can get an entire years subscription for $10. Hmmmm. Thanks but no thanks, I'll pass.


title: Scammers

text: The customer service is so disappointing, or lack thereof. This experience wrecked my happy childhood memories of this magazine. If you want to cancel, they make it very hard to do so, and drag on and on with lack of response until the deadline goes by...then wham. They send collections after you to pay rack rate for their "discount trial". What a waste of energy. Don't bother.


title: When’s my next issue coming??

text: Ordered this magazine in early October 2020. So far I’ve only received one issue. Very disappointed!


title: ATLANTA MAGAZINE ROCKS

text: The issue about local schools is so excellent.  Very organized and easy to use.  Very helpful and interesting.


title: Great mag

text: Awesome seed company is it this month @headinthecloudsgenetics they are sold of souvenirs i just bought this months so many great articles this month and next minths


title: Great Magazine

text: Love the magazine. Even better now that I can read it electronically


title: ADVERTISING CATALOG

text:
This was a gift from my spouse.
I see no reason to spend money on an advertising catalog. That is exactly what this is. As for the gentleman who said people were whining, well sir I purchase and receive many magazines every month, and at an extremely discounted price. I have no issues with these being ad campaigns.
In closing, this is a waste of your hard earned money, and I am very disappointed with Amazon for not removing this a long time ago.


title: Disappointed

text: Not what I would expect from HGTV. Not much context


title: Good product

text: Good price


title: Good product

text: Good price.


title: Slim magazine that fails to excite

text: I am very disappointed with this magazine. I was expecting a quarterly periodical to deliver in-depth coverage of the National Park system. Instead it is a surprisingly slim magazine that somehow fails to excite. I am not going to renew.


title: Bring this back!

text: Loved this when I ordered it years ago, such a stellar price!<br />I hope this becomes available again soon for a renewal.


title: Wonderful learning tool for children

text: Wonderful learning tool for children.  I subscribed to Highlights when my children were young; now I am subscribing for my grandchildren.


title: Five Stars

text: Great price!!


title: Cycle World is getting as little light on articles. ...

text: Cycle World is getting as little light on articles.  Magazine has less than 5 anchor articles.  I'll cancel after the 6 month subscription...


title: Great price

text: Got the sample 4 issues for $1.  Love it


title: Great price

text: Tough to beat a year subscription for $5.


title: Must have

text: Great magazine! Love the layout and articles.


title: not worth it

text: Not worth your time


title: Do not buy any magazines from Amazon not worth the stress.

text: Worst mistake ever bought a subscription for half a year and 2 years later they're still standing them to me . I've tried to charge also talk to Amazon multiples of times I lost counter reading to try canceling it but they seen to be acting stupid as well. I always talk to someone from not of this country and it's just annoying.


title: very interesting read!

text: i got this subscription for 5 bucks during christmas for the whole year! i really only got it because of how cheap it was and figured it be nice to lay out in my home studio for people waiting. however i fell in love with this magazine great reviews great tips and interesting images nice job!


title: not realistic, but fun to look at

text: It is an upscale magazine, and I would never and could never buy any of the designer clothes, but it does have nice pictures and does give you an idea of what is popular, so that you can get the look with other less expensive brands. I also like the articles about travel, they show you fun family friendly places to take your kids in differnet cities and countries, some are reasonably priced. It had a 20% off coupon for Gymboree that made it worthwhile to me and I am considering renewing.


title: Major disappointment

text:
Just got our first issue as a gift (actually they sent us two issues) and totally agree with all the negative reviews.  The advertising is really horrible.  It is at the same level as trashy adult magazines (i.e. Cosmopolitan) - most of the "articles" and "activities" are pushing consumerist garbage.  The advertising (both explicit ads and the advertising-disguised-as-articles) in adult national geographic is at least for stuff related to the topic of the magazine - travel, cameras, that sort of thing.  The ads in here are for processed junk food, throwaway gimmick toys,  and video games.

The reason I was suprised at the ad content is that we've been getting National Geographic Little Kids for a couple of years and it is fantastic!  No ads, great photography, excellent content.

To respond to those who say to just use scissors - if I cut out the advertising there would be about a page and a half left.  We'll go back to the Little Kids version until my kids have truly outgrown it.


title: NO POWER

text: Needed power most<br />NOPOWER


title: NEW EDITORS NEW MAG!!!

text: Was about 2 cancil when they got a new editor<br />NOW EXCELLENT !!!


title: Five Stars

text: All good!


title: SURF Mag  top 2 mags for surfing

text: Great magazine.  Can't get this for any cheaper so you might as well go through Amazon.  Takes about 3 weeeks to get your first issue.


title: Five Stars

text: bought for my great-grandson 12 .  He enjoys it.


title: Free Trial  Scam

text: Lets get right down to it. If you sign up for a trial subscription you will be billed on your credit card as they extend it unknown to you. By the time you get your monthly statement you will have to call and go thru all the B.S. to set it right. They are right and you are wrong, of course. Excellent paper, but the matter being discussed here is their underhanded ways of conducting their business. They themselves would probably rate it "F".


title: Wonderful Gift forthat hard to get a gift for woman

text: This was wa very good gift for an Oprah fan; Very much appreciated


title: Vanity Fair is a first class Magazine

text: Hey after buying newspapers at the store, and comparing it to the price for a good magazine you've got to subscribe.  Consider a weekly news magazine as well, and maybe TIME is the only one out there today.  But subscribe to Vanity Fair for good long well written interesting articles.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine. Great value.


title: Magazine renewal.

text: I have been a subscriber to this magazine for more years than I can remember. I read it from cover to cover. The renewal came through in remarkably fast time. I am really satisfied!


title: Fishing Facts

text: Bought this for my grandson.  I think that this publication does the best job of teaching a person HOW to fish.


title: Country Living: Great Gift

text:
I ordered this magazine as a gift for my girlfriend, and I can tell you that it was one HUGE hit! She has thanked and praised me numerous times. She just finished (cover to cover in a few hours) the second issue she has received, and is currently biting her nails in anticipation of the next one!

Guys: Do not hesitate to get this as a gift for your significant other!


title: I enjoyed looking through a copy of The Saturday Evening Post ...

text: I enjoyed looking through a copy of The Saturday Evening Post at my  eye doctor's office and decided to order it for my husband for Christmas. Of course I will enjoy reading each issue too. I know we will enjoy each issue!


title: Five Stars

text: nice


title: Very good tips!

text: I love this magazine!  Packed full of coupons!


title: need more info

text: I am a Romanian gypsy from America yes I was on the TLC show My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding along with my family big mistake I must say I'm interested in this magazine but don't know anything about it I wish there was a way to find out before I subscribe


title: Four Stars

text: very informative


title: Good read

text: Learned a lot


title: Bright Spot

text: RD is a bright spot in life! So thankful I decided to start receiving it again.


title: FAIL!

text: I was very disappointed! I expected cute short stories, but the stories were not entertaining at all. I canceled my subscription,<br />which I had no trouble doing. I would not recommend Babybug! You are better off just checking out books from your local library.


title: Money Magazine

text: I am still waiting, more than a month after ordering, to receive my first issue of Money magazine, which I ordered from Amazon. This is the longest I have ever waited for a new subscription--hope they haven't forgotten me, as I was very promptly billed for this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: I gave this subscription as a gift. Recipient is really enjoying it!


title: quick and Easy

text: I like this magazine because it has a lot of short, concise and easy to read articles.  I am no financial genius but I do like to read about what is going on.  I also like any and all pointers/education I can get my hands on.  The biggest downside to Smartmoney is that it's full of advertisements.  But for the subscription price, I can easily accept them all.


title: Learning tool

text: I enjoy reading the Handyman magazine


title: Five Stars

text: I have always love this magazine and the price was great1


title: Bait and switch - don't subscribe

text: I signed up for the free trial with no problem.  Even went to a user group workshop.  When I called the subscriber desk I got a price quoted for the online, the physical paper delivery and a "free" book.  They took my credit card number and told me I could go online immediately and start using the service and the physical paper would be there on Tuesday.  I had called on a Thursday.<br />After running into problems getting online, I called Gary again and was given the run-around on my subscription and was told I didn't know what I had ordered, but if I paid more money I could actually get what I ordered the first time OR I could get a full refund.  Hopefully I won't have a problem with that.  Caveat Emptor!!!


title: Infomrative

text: Great articles, so I subscribed for future issues.


title: Five Stars

text: Have read this magazine for years - really enjoy it.


title: I really like the recipes in this magazine and have also given ...

text: I really like the recipes in this magazine and have also given a gift subscription to my daughter, who also enjoys this magazine.


title: I know he will enjoy it.

text: I got this for my son who requested the subscription. I know he will enjoy it.


title: I got this for my son & he loves it.

text: This is the only magazine that my son will read. I got this as a Christmas gift. He got it right away. I like getting this magazine from Amazon because they give you the option of not having an automatic renewal.


title: It's a great magazine for any man or woman who wants to ...

text: It's a great magazine for any man or woman who wants to learn to do things and not have to call someone to do little jobs.


title: Great for kids!

text: My son, who is 11, loves this and looks forward to getting it!


title: Only got 3 issues

text: Ordered a year subscription, got 3 issues. Impossible to get ahold of anyone at Rolling Stone. What a disappointment.


title: Review

text: Great magazine!  Very nice innovative format!


title: Magazine

text: This magazine 'Cooks Illustrated' was a Christmas present for my son.  The subscription has arrived, the whole transaction was smooth and my son is enjoying the magazine.


title: Eh

text: Every recipe in the magazine is on her instagram.  Sad


title: Vogue magazine

text: I’ve been buying this magazine since I was 14, I’m now 61.  Love it!


title: Three Stars

text: fun magazine but too many ads


title: Some good ideas!!

text: What domestic goddess wouldn't enjoy perusing Martha Stewart's magazine!!  She's got some creative ideas on how to waste a rainy day with inside goodies and enjoy a creative, sunny day with outside goodies!!


title: I was so disappointed to receive my "Country" magazine after letting my subscription ...

text: I was so disappointed to receive my "Country" magazine after letting my subscription lapse a few years ago. The overall quality is poor now. The photos are not printed at the same high level of standard as they once were and there are so many adds now. And no more recipes! Very disappointed.


title: NO DAYTIME SCHEDULE

text: WHEN I ORDERED  T.V. GUIDE I PLANNED TO CANCEL  MY DAILY NEWSPAPER.  YOUR GUIDE ONLY BEGINS EARLY EVENING AND ENDS  ABOUT 11PM.  WHAT ABOUT THOSE FOLKS WHO LIKE TO WATCH T.V. DURING THE DAY, OR LATE AT  NIGHT  ?????????  I AM ONLY GETTING  HALF  OF A GUIDE!  NOT  WHAT I THOUGHT I WAS EXPECTING.


title: Great articles

text: I realy enjoy this magazine as it offers short update sand articles. Takes awhile to read but is what I want. Try it


title: Great Read

text: Smithsonian Magazine is always a enjoyed review of history...analysis of history and culture.....I am always learning


title: AutoWeek thru Amazon

text:
I have been a long time subscriber of AutoWeek, this time I chose to renew thru Amazon, I saved money, plus it's convenient.

AutoWeek is my favorite car magazine, I subscribes to 3 other magazines and I always look forward to receive my AW in the mail every 2 weeks.

thanks Amazon for offering this deal.


title: History channel

text: I lost my job and had to give up cable TV.  I loved the History Channel.  But now for just a dollar a month I can get this magazine!


title: My husband loves it. Read it cover to cover ...

text: My husband loves it.  Read it cover to cover as soon as he received it.  Already started a project.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Excellent in depth reportint

text: Harper's provides exhaustive, interestingly written reports on a wide variety of subjects.  You get the background story to the more superficial reports of the newspapers and other journals.


title: Best price I have found.

text: Best price I have found.


title: More than Meets the my chosen need for this subscription.

text: I ordered this subscription for my husband my soon to be six year old son. They both love the outdoors and our son loves to try and learn all he can from daddy, but daddy has been a bit out of touch the past six years when he was in the army. So now we're home to stay and I thought this would just be another enjoyable tool for the two of them to share and learn with. Thank you


title: Five Stars

text: great ricer mag ill order more


title: So happy for this magazine

text: This was a great find.  I am a level 2 Reiki practioner and this magazine keeps me focused and makes me realize how Reiki affects so many people.  I highly recommend this book no matter what level Reiki you might currently be or working towards.


title: Excellent!

text: It took the typical 4-6 weeks to receive my first issue, but they also sent the issue that I missed during the processing period. This is a fantastic, easily digestable magazine that is brief enough (~100 pages) to not be a daunting read


title: Why so sour on advertisements? This is a great mag.

text:
It kills me the other reviewers are complaining about ads in magazines. As a writer, I can tell you lots of advertisements are a sign of a healthy magazine. The amount of text you get in the book is directly related to the number of ad pages. Fewer ad pages=fewer articles. Don't whine about the advertising. If you want magazines to stay around, get over it.

As far as the magazine, this, to me, is the publication for "thinking" moms. Wondertime infuses the real experiences of motherhood with everything from deep reflections to fun learning activities. If you have an attention span that likes articles longer than a page or two and that doesn't need to be spoon-fed every idea with tons of graphics and little "bite sized" articles, you'll love Wondertime.


title: Great, informative magazine

text: Have subscribed to National Geographic for years.  Every time I think I will let my subscription expire, I dig around and find a better deal to renew.  This time Amazon won.


Excellent information in this little magazine!  Promotes good health, reversal of bad habits AND the tools and info needed to accomplish optimal health!


title: Car & Driver

text: One of my favorite car mags.  Bought on a $5 deal.  Love it


title: Five Stars

text: I love Wired


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


I got several books for my Granddaughter, she is six years old and reads Thrid grade books.  She loves to read and you have the best.  She loved the books.  Thank you


title: Fast Shipping, Great Magazine!

text: The magazine arrive in less than 4 weeks, and I very pleased with the content. I'm in my 30's so still like to be updated with the fashion statement but not with the Cosmopolitan dating stuff.  Also like to read about the woman roles in the social topics. So I made an excellent choice and the price is great too, need to say more?


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine from a great organization!


title: Not what it used to be.

text: Terrible. Trying to cancel my subscription.


Great magazine.  I have subscribed for years.  This is the best rate I have found.


title: eh, I wouldn't buy it again

text: Just got my first issue of this magazine and I'm not impressed.  A lot of articles about "advice" that most parents would consider common sense.  Maybe it was just a bad issue, but I don't plan to renew.


title: ♥ my Cosmopolitan

text: Arrived much quicker than anticipated! Awesome deal!


My 2.5yr old and 5yr old love this magazine. My 5-year-old is outgrowing it a little, so we will probably continue the subscription for our daughter and upgrade to regular Highlights for my son. Their favorite part is the "Find It" pages.

My one critique is that the "Move It" section and "Recipe" sections are not always stellar. This month (July 2021) they are great, but often the recipes aren't appetizing and the Move It has been dull in the past. (One month the activity was just throwing a ball in the air and catching it. I mean, that's fun, but we can figure that out without a magazine :) ). Hopefully the magazine will continue to improve in those sections.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the TV Guide.  Can't beat the price.


title: Five Stars

text: Always liked this magazine, now I get it at a tremendous price


title: innovative and cutting edge, giving you the edge

text: I haVe been gathering this publication each trip to France for years, and now have it delivered (yea!).  The designs are hot Euro trends and should inspire you to new looks.  We use it in our work in NYC and use it often...and always get Kudos...you know maybe I should keep it to myself....um, forget everything I've said


title: It's Popular Mechanics... What's not to like

text:
Not much to say since their information is always cool. You can see some of this stuff, if not all online for free but it would take some serious searching. However, I've found that their website shows most of the same content shortly after you receive the magazine. However, it doesn't have to same layout and their website is cluttered with ads. The price was great and I like having the magazine in hand. Since I don't have a tablet or e-Reader it's better than reading the website content on my phone.

Ps. It would have been 5 stars if there was exclusive content available only to subscribers of the magazine print/e-reader versions.


title: Memory Makers Magazine Offers Ideas For Scrapbookers

text:
Memory Makers Magazine promises "a community of ideas and inspiration primarily for scrapbooking", and the magazine does a good job hitting their target. Memory Makers is published nine times a year by F&W Publications, and sells at a reasonable price.  The newsstand cover price is $5.95, but a yearly subscription can go as low as $2 - $3 per issue if you search for discounts.  The magazine does not undertake anything ambitious, just creative layouts that are doable for your average scrapbooker.

Scrapbooking subjects are tackled by dividing them into three departments: community, ideas, and inspiration.  Community includes Journaling Spot, On the Web, Reader Mail, ScrapHappenings, and Great Finds.  Ideas cover Calendar, Digital Design, Focus on Images, True Colors, Page Maps, and How Do You Do That, and Inspiration includes Reader Idea Gallery, It's About Time, Getting Started, Take 2 and Inspired Living.

The technique pages offer good ideas.  The February 2008 issue covers dribble paint writing, multi colored stamping, mesh doodle frame, chipboard tile letters, crumpled paper flowers, hand stitched letters, and flocked paper.  The dribble painting is journaling titles that are written with acrylic paint using a pointed bottle tip.  It's such an easy idea!  And cutting out paper flowers and crumpling gives fast depth to your page.

The ideas offered are simple and some are repetitive, but a beginner or medium level scrapbooker can use the magazine as a starting point.  The publication offers contests, advice, and additional information online.  There is a forum to connect with other scrapbookers and discuss common interests.


title: Cloth Paper Scissors Is a Great Artistic Discovery

text:
Cloth Paper Scissors is a beautiful full color magazine that can inspire and excite an individual to create their own works of art.  The magazine is published six times per year, and covers a wide range of doable projects for mixed media enthusiasts.

The January/February 2008 issue included projects with scrap wood and paint, the joys of blogging, how to paint an art apron, and painting a gouache resist gelatin print.

The samples are professional and artistic, and a stong goal to strive for in your art work.  Enjoyable to look at and read!


title: Five Stars

text: Great price. This costs what three of the magazines on the stand costs.


title: You do not get 12 issues. You only get 4 issues. This is a rippoff!

text: I hated the 4 issues per year instead of 12 issues per year as promised. This was fraud.


title: Gift giving

text: A subscription makes a great gift for birthdays or holidays.


title: Used to be worth a read.

text: Long time customer but I certainly won’t buy again. Used to be for the demo that actually bought this magazine. Not sure who this magazine is made for now…not 30’s, not bodybuilding, not health/wellness, and certainly not for style. MH knows how to alienate their clientele.


title: Dissapointing

text: This is not the Martha Stewart Living magazine that most would even recognize... not even close to what it used to be... quality of paper, and thin, half the number of pages.


title: Full of information

text: Love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: the best


title: A must-have magazine

text: I love this magazine. I like the decorating ideas, and the recipes are always good to try. There is good everyday information, which makes for enjoyable reading.


title: Great magazine

text: I love this magazine and have read it for years - for the home cook who wants to do something a little more interesting than Betty Crocker, it's terrific. Only problem - having ordered it 3 months ago I have yet to receive the first copy in my subscription....


title: Beautiful magazine

text: There are some great ideas and my clients like to talk about the styling choices as well as get inspired.


title: You will want to read it

text: I purchased it for my salon and my clients love the magazines and look forward to reading a new issue.


title: Five Stars

text: There's no other car magazine like 'em! (that may be a good thing! ha ha ha)


title: VERY POOR DELIVERY

text: The magazine arrived with the cover page crumpled. There is a tear along the side of the magazine that extends through all the pages. The paper seems like the magazine got wet and also feels very dusty to the hand. Like someone practiced some soccer with it in the alley.<br />Very Disappointed.


title: Times, artists, and writers change, As does my sense of humor.

text: Not as good as when I was a kid


title: My ongoing subscription was updated automatically, even though there ...

text: My ongoing  subscription was updated automatically, even though there was no way to indicate I had a subscription on the order.


title: Excellent, Simply Excellent

text: If you only subscribe to one magazine, ever -- make it Harper's. The Index, Lewis Lapham and the fine group of editors and contributing writers are something I look forward to every month. I will always subscribe to Harper's -- regardless of what direction my political or philosophical views may take.


title: Ordered but returned automatically

text: This is an amazing magazine, but I, like the others, had trouble getting it through amazon.  I ordered it just fine, but the company automatically refunded my money 8 weeks later.  I never received any issues.  It was listed as "returned" but I never returned anything.


title: Great gift

text: Purchased for my husband,  for one year.. just renewed for year two .<br />He really likes reading and re reading... likes having the hard copy.


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite magazines for years.  Love it.


title: Mad is still great!

text:
Wow, I cannot believe all the 1 star reviews about subscription issues. You guys are hurting the magazine over a minor issue! Complain to the people who can do something instead of hurting the mag's overall rating with potential subscribers!
(BTW I have no connection to Mad except as an admirer.)

I got a recent issue from the library and found it still very amusing. I'm going to subscribe.


title: Magazine

text: Like


title: Disappointed

text: Not what I was looking for.


title: Another source of information, if you enjoy cooking.

text: I love the recipes, and the food and equipment info.


title: Three Stars

text: I like this magazine. Lots of fun articles and features. I love the product reviews.


title: What the what is going on!.

text: Not receiving this magazine. It says auto-renewal???? Please see what is happening. This is very annoying to see things I have ordered and paid for that I am not receiving!


title: Perfect for modern country families.

text: Loved this magazine since it came out. Especially enjoy, "what is it, what's it worth" and the houses for sale.the layout is easy to maneuver.


title: Very informative about car ratings

text: This magazine gets passed around the family as we're all car lovers! Very informative. Comparisons are so informative.its a good read.


title: Three Stars

text: Mostly advertisements for rich people and the rest is liberal.


title: Three Stars

text: Meh.


title: Sorry I just subscribed!

text: I just signed up, have received one magazine....and two notices today to pay up! I paid in advance for ONE year, but now, I received two notices today to subscribe for another year. My envelope indicated in red ink "Second Notice" like I was a deadbeat. Sorry, sorry. Your marketing strategies are terrible. Your financial woes are not my problem. I live on a small, fixed income and do not need the guilt complex or harassing notices. Take me off your mail list for "notices."


title: My 89-year old mom loved it

text:
She just passed away but this is the only magazine that she loved out of the 8 I ordered.  I was quite amazed since she was a conservative Hindu lady.  Then my wife also loved this one.

It's like the YES! Magazine.  Full of inspiring, humane and positive stories.  Thank you The Atlantic folks!


title: Fun magazine with cool tips

text: Fun magazine with cool tips, I wouldn't pay anymore than $5 a year for it. Got this around black friday when there was a lot of offers!


title: but good info.

text: this is smaller version than in the past, and fewer coupons it seems, but good info.


title: Real Simple is great

text: Love this magazine, so many ideas.


title: The Perfect Gift!

text: Subcriptions of O Magazine has been my standard 40 year old gift!  Now that many of my friends are hitting the big 4-0, I offer a year or two of O...something I've appreciated for years.  I had no idea Amazon did magazine subscriptions...the price was so good, I recently gave a friend TWO years of O for the price of ONE!!!


Not sure yet. But me and my husband both love fishing and Kentucky.  Looking forward to the new subscription.


title: Change Can Be Bad

text: Change can be good; however, sometimes change can be very bad. Over the last couple of years, PC Mag decided to become a magazine for the masses instead of providing technical information for their longtime dedicated readers. Before the change this was a magazine that I would keep for a year or so to refer back to the content; now I can skim it in 5 minutes and don't feel there is a reason to keep it for any length of time. As a longtime subscriber (20+ years) I will not be re-subscribing to the magazine. I wish them luck, but I believe they have lost sight of their subscription base and are chasing a broader base of subscribers that might disappoint them.  P.S. I will miss reading John C. Dvorak on a regular basis.


title: Changes

text: Change can be good; however, sometimes change can be very bad.  Earlier this year PC Mag decided to become a magazine for the masses instead of providing technical information for their longtime dedicated readers.  Before the change this was a magazine that I would keep for a year or so to refer back to the content; now I can skim it in 5 minutes and don't feel there is a reason to keep it for any length of time.  As a longtime subscriber (20 years) I will not be re-subscribing to the magazine.  I wish them luck, but I believe they have lost sight of their subscription base and are chasing a broader base of subscribers that might disappoint them.


title: They are here.

text: Great info. Am MUFON member. Great reports.


title: horrid!

text:
Blatant ads plus ads posing as articles ("5 Smart Toys" which lists and reviews junkie crap toys that go quickly into the landfill).
An article about Taylor Swift "Get the Scoop on this Supercool Singer" -- WHAT??!!!  How is this science/geography/world focused?

"Fast Paced" means "graphically overwhelming" to no real purpose.

Got this as a gift - I think it will go in recycling every month before my kids see it.  If I had a cat, I'd line the litter box with it.


title: Not as inspiring as it used to be.

text: Graduated with graphic design 5 years ago, kind of bland these days. Was good/decent in the 2000's.


title: Still the best

text: Still the best automotive magazine out there!


title: Unfortunately you'll never get what you pay for

text: I had the same problem as the other reviewers.  Six months passed after I had ordered until I finally received my first issue.  Then three months went by and two came at the same time.  Not quite sure what is up with the mailing service, but I ended up canceling.  It's easier and less of a headache just to get them from the bookstore.  Too bad because this is the best interiors mag around.


title: A perfect magazine for young readers who love animals

text: My daughter asks for a subscription to this magazine each year at Christmas. She gets really excited when her monthly issue arrives in the mailbox. It's full of beautiful pictures and age appropriate, fun articles. My daughter loves the trading cards inside each issue.


title: Five Stars

text: Love W!


title: Loved it for years!

text: Best little magazine going! I’ve loved it since my Mom received it from her Mom, then I sent it to my Mom right up until she passed away. Now I have it and I still I’ll love it!


title: Five Stars

text: MY seven and nine year old granddaughters love this magazine and I've re-subscribed for them.


title: It was for the young,new homeowner.

text: When I subscribed, I was remembering the old magazine. This one is not like the original, and has a completely different format. I was disappointed in it. I could not relate to this magazine.


title: hot VWs

text: Purchased for my son.  He says Hot VW's is the BEST!  His word is good enough for me.


title: Articles on accidental chemical war shells in

text: Three issues came all once, lots to read<br />quick.  Price good only paid $10.


title: Long time Reader

text: Seems I have subscribed to Reader's Digest forever.  I usually read the magazine a second time just to refresh my mind on some of the best articles.  Highly recommend


title: Magazine subscription

text: Overcharged. Not the offer I signed on for.


title: More Politics than Music

text: A magazine that touts itself to be about music but is mostly about one sided political views.


title: Not what it used to be but still ok

text: While it took quite a while from placing my order until receipt of my first issue it was still worth it.  I subscribed to this newsprint style magazine several years ago and I enjoyed the many carried listings in the classified sections.  The magazine now lists limited classifieds but still is interesting to leaf threw.  Once every three issues or so they deliver an expanded issue which is really all they need.


title: Sick of this stuff

text: Maybe it's just the fact that I watched Oprah for years, or maybe it's the long-running subscription, but I'm not renewing. It seems to be the same old "make yourself over" formulas again and again.


title: Great!

text: Nice magazine, informative articles about photography. Lots about the items you can purchase though, and not everyone has that type of cash. All in all a fine magazine.


title: They both love reading about all of the cool animals and animal ...

text: I bought a subscription to this magazine for my 7 year-old daughter and my 10 year-old son for Christmas last year. They both love reading about all of the cool animals and animal facts in each issue!


title: Terrific Guide to the State of Texas

text: Great guide for traveling to all parts of the state.  Have subscribed to this publication for years.  I enjoy the splendid photography and the limited pages of advertising.


title: America's best science magazine, period

text: I've read a dozen different science magazines over the years, but nothing achieves its goals as well as Muse. Muse has a wonderfully irreverent attitude and tone throughout, and really promotes the wonder, fun, intrigue, and accessibility of science knowledge and research and thinking to absolutely anybody. Highest possible recommendation.


title: An underused, under-recognized gem

text: It's hard to overstate how phenomenal the editing and writing in Ask is. It's about 5 times better  then  you would expect! Every child in America should have a subscription to this magazine from age 4 to 8.


title: My grandson loves it. Can't wait for it to ...

text: My grandson loves it.  Can't wait for it to arrive.


title: ty

text: thank you


title: A great car magazine

text: I believe this is one of the best collector car magazines around.  They have a wonderful mix of articles and columns, heavily weighted toward vintage cars but also looking at newer vehicles also.  I started buying the magazine at the local bookstore but I soon found myself going back over and over to see if the latest issue was in yet.  Finally, I just got a subscription.  Great stuff!


title: Not like it use to be

text: It's sad seeing this magazine turning into trash.


title: The Best Entertainment Magazine Ever

text: I have to say that this is the best entertainment magazine ever. It covers everything from tv, movie, music & books. They have reviews on all things that entertain me. I would recommend this magazine to any and everyone.

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I'm sad that Saveur has changed their format and content.  I used to look forward to reading the magazine because I loved the way they covered regional cuisine in-depth from places all over the world.  Now it just seems like another Bon Appetit, shallow and only focusing more on trends than substance.


title: So happy I got this Magazine!

text: Love this magazine. Great recipes!


title: Recipes to diverse for me

text: The recipes contain many ingredients that I cannot buy in my local grocery store. I do not want to have to order online for products to try recipes.


title: Scamers

text: The magazine my be ok but didn't suscribe to it. Sent cancellation and don't renew requests over and over. There website runs you in circles and they have no phone number. They have repeatedly sent bills and now threatening to send it to collections. Not sure what to do.


title: great magazine

text: I really enjoy this magazine. I spent several very good years in Minnesota and this magazine brings back fond memories. I also like the fact that it is not solely focused on one species - I fish mostly for bass, northern pike, sometimes for walleyes and croppies ( we do have thme in Maine) so it is enjoyable and informative to read about all of these species.


title: One of my Favorite Magazines

text: I really enjoy this magazine subscription.  Has lots of good ideas and information and recipes.


title: Lifetime Time Magazine Subscriber

text: I have subscribed to Time Magazine for 45 years now!  Can't do without my weekly Time fix.  I must say that it has changed for the worse, along with many other publications, over recent years.  It used to be nice and fat... but now it is pretty slim... a lot less thick.  It was definitely better in the old days.  However, I will always subscribe to it because I still love reading it.


title: Good Source of Info for Seniors

text: I have subscribed to this newsletter for quite a few years and will continue to do so.  I think it is of more benefit to ladies over 50.  I look forward to reading the informative articles each month.


title: Erratic delivery and somewhat childlike content

text: In a year long subscription I reveived maybe 4 or 5 issues... not too upset though because the content of these magazines is kind of similar to my 6th grade science class in 1979.


title: Great magazine

text: I think it is the best MTB magazine around


title: Five Stars

text: Great read


title: this shouldn't be here, no longer in print.

text: Motorcyclist magazine had been out of print for years now. It is only online now, yet it is still for sale here.


title: The best food magazine ever!

text:
Food Network is the first "food" magazine I've thoroughly enjoyed. I have, over the years, tried several others - too gourmet, outlandish, rare spices, expensive, etc.

Food Network is packed with interesting recipes, helpful hints, good advice, great little cookbooks (50 bacon appetizers, 50 Deviled Eggs and F.N Magazine KIDS "The Birthday Issue".) I plan to order Food Network for many years to come.


The music portion of the magazine is great.... the rest is just comically liberal garbage.  I am a lifetime subscriber just for the music portion....


title: Good. As expected

text: Good.  As expected.


title: Love this mag!

text: We live in Georgia and have a vacation home in Maine - this magazine helps keep the dream of retiring there alive! I have learned so much about the local color, Maine authors, regional traditions, events and attractions, great restaurants and cool, out of the way places, etc. Love this mag!


title: Easy reading

text: I truly enjoy this magazine. The diversity of articles and the stories are quite entertaining. Would totally recommend it for anyone who enjoys reading short stories and articles.


title: No Interest

text: This magazine just doesn't hold my interest. I'm not really into decorating.


title: Love it

text: Great magazine.  Lots of recipes  and things to read.


title: Interesting format.

text: Well, I only gave this 4 stars because the recipes are not as good as you would think they would be. The recipes from the actual TV chefs are usually good but the recipes developed by the Food Network magazine, not so much.


title: Delivery Issues

text: Love the magazine but delivery is a problem!  Like others, I ordered the magazine in May, received the July issue in August and haven’t received any issues since then.  I contacted Amazon customer service who researched the problem and told me I should have an issue by September 26.  The order information indicates I should have received an issue by September 23.  So far I haven’t received a second issue.  Each issue is costs over $9.  Very disappointing!<br />It is now October 1 and I’ve still only received one issue, the July issue.  There seems to be no explanation!