title: The office that manages subscriptions is obviously confused...

text: I subscribed to this magazine at the end of Nov 2010.  Within a few weeks I received both the Nov 2010 issue and the Dec 2010 issue.  I didn't expect to receive the Nov 2010 issue (thought that was a bit cheap since the Dec issue was already out) but it wasn't a deal breaker.  This month I received 2 copies of the same issue... hopefully this isn't going to count as me receiving 2 issues!  Whatever office manges subscriptions and/or addresses the issues to go out is clearly extremely disorganized.  While I like the magazine, if I don't receive 10 unique issues there is no way I will renew the subscription.


title: Great buy from Amazon

text:
I purchased this magazine just before Christmas for $5 for a 2 year subscription.  Honestly, I had never even seen a copy of Marie Claire before it showed up on my door, and I didn't have high expectations (especially considering the price).

I have to say that I'm very happy with the magazine overall.  The demographic is probably best described as women from 20-35 who are career driven and don't have children.  I say this because there really isn't much "family stuff", moreso things on dating and articleds for single working women.  It also isn't really for a young "teenage" demographic.

There is also surprisingly a lot of substance to this magazine for the price.  There are a lot of longer articles and most of them are fairly well written and intersting - worth reading at the very least.

My only gripe about the magazine is that the fashion is a bit pricy.  Most of the shirts/pants/dresses they show as being in style are listed as costing around $800.  Not exactly sure who can afford that.  On the other hand, it's not like I ever buy the clothes I see in magazines anyway.

Another thing that people said is that they never received any of the magazines.  Well, I placed the order at the end of November and my first issue arrived early January so as long as you put the information in correctly it should promptly arrive at your door.

This magazine gets 5 stars from me based on price and the fact that I was impressed by the magazines overall content.


title: Fairly easy projects, even for beginners!

text: I dislike that its only published every 2 months, or 6 issues a year. I wish it was monthly. They have easily achieved projects, even if your a beginner! Clear precise instructions on the projects.


title: Easy practical ideas, from food to revamping a room.

text: I have always loved Sunset magazine the recipes, the how to resist for home and garden. Applicable things to improve living! M


title: Easy to Manage

text: Good price and very easy to manage the subscription.


title: Fla. Gardening

text: Best (and only) gardening mag. for Florida gardens.  I give it every year to daughters with Fla. yards.  We love it.


title: Now my cup of tea

text: For anyone who like lots of information and has lots of time to read it's an informative magazine.  Reason is a libertarian monthly print magazine covering politics, culture, and ideas.


title: My brother loves this magazine

text: I know nothing about fly fishing, but my brother does.  I bought this for him several years ago, and he loved it, so I renew it every year.  Last year I even asked if he would like a different magazine, just in case he was tired of this one or found a better one, but he said he really enjoys this one.  He is not easy to buy for, so I am happy to have found this.


title: Imagination Enhancing Product

text:
I enjoy dreaming of doing every project in the magazine.  Unfortunately my imagination
can run through these wonderful designs much quicker that my body can.  Nonetheless
it gets me out into my workshop and every once and a while I actually complete one of the suggest
woodworking projects ... thus proving to my wife that I'm not just hiding out in the garage and drinking beer.


title: More Substance less Adds

text:
The Family Handyman has become worst than the evening news ... little substance and lots of adds.
I still enjoythe ShopTips and the few articles ... but frankly how many garden benches and modular unit does a fellow
need to build.


title: meh...its a magazine

text: meh its a magazine.  what do you want some kind of award maybe?  it is what it is. good job amazon


title: Great book! Great price!

text: My Mom loves these puzzle books because most others are too easy for her. These are more challenging, but not impossible. She usually buys them at the local grocery store, but they only stock a few, so sometimes she misses them. They come out once a month. So for Mother's Day, I got her a subscription. She got her first issue today, 7/1, so it took about 6 weeks for 1st issue. But she is very happy with these! SHe loves that they come ahead of when you get them in the store & Amazon's price is the best I found! Well worth the money!


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Watch out when renewing!!!

text:
I purchased Science News for my husband and he really likes it.  When I got a notice to renew, I did it right away.

But wait!

Now we get 2 issues a week and I'm being solicited AGAIN to renew.  Comparing the two issues I see that I now have two subscription.  Great... double pay and double coverage for months to come.  How much time in my life do I have to spend to straighten that out?  I'm now receiving "please renew" emails for the original subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: good reading


title: Must have for Pastel artists

text: Excellent magazine for Pastel artists!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine for artists.


title: Not what I expected

text: Franchise magazine full of advertising


title: smaller print and a smaller magazine than before

text: i found it way to hard to read the fine print and not that much information. 1st issue was very poor, nothing was wroth reading, i am hopping things will change.


title: good magazine

text: good magazine


title: Not as good as it used to be.

text: Not as good as it used to be. Seems to have run out of ideas.i did like and made the gingerbread Christmas cabin.


title: Great gift

text: My husband loves this magazine. Perfect present for the handyman in him.


title: Luv this

text: Good service,good product.i make a lot if things it if here.


title: Wonderful!

text: Wonderful publication!  I have taken it most of my adult life!


title: Eye candy for design mavens

text: Excellent photography


title: Excellent articles

text: Photos excelkent


title: Fantastic Value For Pattern Collectors

text: Yes, the subscription is pricey, but you get about 40 fashionable patterns in each issue that will keep you on trend. Most patterns are for women, including plus/curvy, but there are plenty for kids and even a few for men. You could potentially have a complete, new, me-made wardrobe after a year!


title: Getting Worse

text: This magazine has been getting really bad with ads lately. I bet a good 80% of the magazine is advertisements. The remaining 20% is articles or articles involving subliminal advertising. A shame.


title: Kinda boring

text: Needs a pick me up .... cute pictures


title: Great magazine

text: Love it


title: Love it

text: Love this magazine!  Hottest styles and great interviews and articles!


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoy the outlay of interesting and relevant articles. High quality photos and paper.  Excellent.


title: GUNS AND AMMO MAGAZINE

text: GREAT MAGAZINE FOR ALL THE UP TO DATE INFO ON GUNS, RIFLES, AND GREAT ARTICLES.


title: We love it!

text:
Ordering the 'paper' version is so much better. I can keep the issues I want and can go back (at any time) and get the subject I wanted to review again. You can't do that if you don't keep re-subscribing to the "online" version.

What a great magazine. Wonderful articles.


title: Paper is Better!


title: Bird info

text: Good info. Wonderful photos.


title: Not rexcommended

text: I only received one issue of this magazine, really don't even remember ordering it in the first place. Did not like it.


title: Super tun, great memories!

text: Very low price for a great magazine loaded with beautiful photos! I couldn't believe the wonderful price! I share the articles and pictures with my family and friends. I like to show them the photis from when I grew up in the sixties!


title: Great Mag for the Outdoor Adventurer

text: Great magazine for outdoor adventure enthusiasts.  My daughter liked it so much I gave her a subscription.


title: All YOu

text: Love this magazine not only for the recipes but for the coupons and ideas that are within it.  Great to have on hand anytime.


title: Highlights illegally mails unordered products to former subscribers

text: Ordered the magazine for my son because I loved reading it in the doctor's and dentist's office as a child in the 70's.  My son didn't find it interesting. He reads more advanced material.  I also purchased a High Five subscription for my 4 year old niece. Turns out her grandmother also purchased it so she got two subscriptions.  I did not want to renew when the subscription term was complete.  The company engages in fraudulent and illegal business practice of sending former customers products along with an invoice for items people NEVER ORDERED.  If this happens to you. Report it to the FTC. enough complaints and the company will be investigated by the FTC.<br />[...]


title: Will reorder

text: Easy read even for people that don't like to read


title: Waiting for more

text: I think I bought this months ago and I’ve only received one issue. Waiting impatiently for more


title: Love

text: Love the articles. Too many ads though


title: Dishonest Refund Policy, No Science, Lots of Junk Ads

text:
A bad joke....almost no science if any and after requesting a cancellation and refund (received 1 issue) they they charged 60% of the total subscription. It also took over 2 months to receive one issue.....

Unethical and a crapous magazine.


title: Beautiful cover Great Ideas

text: We watch HGTV and love the magazine.  Interesting ideas which are easy to implement in our own home.  Great shopping as well.


title: Loads of information.

text: My husband studies this magazine from cover to cover.


title: Great Mag

text: A fun magazine with lots of great travel ideas


title: Five Stars

text: Great Price.


title: Going downhill

text: Not as good as it used to be. The recipes and articles are way off the mainstream beaten path, where you can't get ingredients and it's absurd.


title: dissapointing

text: just received first one today, sorry i subscribed to it. could they have made the print any smaller, or squeezed in anymore advertisement. not worth the investment of time or energy.


A gift for my wife. She loves the magazine and I really enjoy the crossword puzzles.


title: Wonderful resource

text: This magazine is a must for anyone who loves to spin. The ads are as relevant as the articles, and give to all of us a common ground, and information on what's happening in the world of spinners.


title: like it

text: we have subscribed to this mag for lots of years. my son loves it. lots of interesting articles for our aspiring engineer.


title: Disappointed

text: When I read a magazine I do not want to "go-online" for more information. I could just go online to begin with and skip the bill. Probably will not renew this mag. Seems like there are more ads and less info-unless I want to "go online".


title: For 99 cents you cant beat it

text: Got a great deal!


title: I find it usefull

text: I am a bus driver regular/special ed. I find most of the articles that what I do informative there is something for everyone in the school bus industry in it.


title: I LIKE IT ALOT

text: I bought it as gift for my wife and now I find myself reading it too. There are a lot of good articles in it.


title: Five Stars

text: You can sit on the John all days with this one


title: A fun read for serious gardeners

text: I love this magazine! So many great garden ideas!


title: Easier Way To Follow Mass And Daily Prayer (short version of Litergy of the Hours included)

text: I am glad I got this magazine!  The yearly print subscription comes with an online version I read throughout the day and the prayer  section is so much easier to go through than the full liturgy of the hours. The daily mass  is also a lot easier to follow in the magazine. I have a daily missal  as well as the liturgy of the hours single volume, but time does not always permit going through them every day. I also don't want to keep my nice 'forever' books in the car to knock around, dry out, etc. so the monthly magazine isn't just easier to work with, but better to keep on hand. A Great Investment!


I ordered a 2 year subscription on June 8th 2015.  My last issue was Dec/Jan 2016. How is that a two year subscription? Wood Mag is great just not from this seller.


title: Like a lot

text: Great info


title: Great

text: Great piblication


title: Just splendid!

text: Love reading this magazine!!!


title: I'm so happy Amazon has it

text: My mom loves this magazine.  She looks it over for days page by page and keeps everyone to look at in the future. I'm so happy Amazon has it.


title: Great price...

text: Great price... keep one in the vehicle to read whenever have a wait period...


title: Expensive to Get But the Best Vogue Ever!

text: I know it’s expensive to subscribe but iin so many ways the Brit edition of Vogue is superior to the American one. I heart 💜 all things British anyway so I am a bit biased. To me the fashion content even the pages themselves are better. And it’s not edited by Anna Wintour whose allegiances I don’t always care for Reality stars I won’t name.


title: I love Country Living

text: I have always loved this magazine and I am very happy to have a two year subscription at a very reasonable price.


title: A Serious Woman's Magazine

text: This magazine is perfect. Fashion and Make Up of course but no other magazien will give you reports on women around the world, In depth articles on celebrities and what they are doing to make the world a better place, Opportunities to donate to fantastic organizations, Relationship not just sex advice, and a true look at what concerns woman.


title: Love getting this

text: Love this informative magazine. Came way earlier than expected. Lots of grand fabulous articles. I highly recommend!


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine.


title: One Star

text: Global warming has always been a fraud!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: This subscription price is the best available.


title: Hemmings Is in a Class by Itself

text: This was delivered way before the outside date that they gave for delivery. This is a great magazine showing old, classic cars. My brother loves them so I got it for him.


title: Mostly ads

text: Mostly advertising and things to buy.


title: Great Mag but...

text: This is a great magazine and fun to read but I cancelled my order because it took to long to receive it.  Probably my fault but when one buys something as a gift it should not take a month and a half to receive it so I ordered something else.


title: An Old Friend Returns

text: I am so glad that newsweek is back in print again!


title: Buy it I was glad to get it here at Amazon

text: Short stories. Have made this a favorite. Little ads<br />I like it.


title: Great magazine!

text: A nice light and inspiring read full of great ideas. Got this subscription on a deal and it's so worth it.


title: Always Looking Forward to This One

text:
I love this magazine. I'm not a cook however. The less time I spend in the kitchen, the better, as far as I'm concerned. While some of the recipes are definitely not-so-light (as some of the other reviewers have mentioned), and some are a little more time consuming than I'd like, a huge amount of them are great. I've learned to eat some great new foods with this magazine and I've definitely used a lot of recipes thanks to this subscription. My family loves them, too - as soon as I'm done, I pass them to the other cooks in the family, too. I love the learning portions of the magazine, too - the how-tos and the what's cool to buy stuff.

I definitely look forward to receiving this magazine for many years to come.


title: Not the magazine it used to be

text: Time changes EVERYTHING....and I guess that applies to VOGUE or ANY other magazine too.  They have gotten REALLY thin and the ADS are all I buy it for anyway for junk journaling.  BUT they don't even have decent spreads on those anymore.  I will not be renewing.


title: NOT WHAT IT USED TO BE

text: I wanted some "vintage" images for junk journaling.  The magazine is from such poor quality paper, even the print of it is "old" in a bad way.  The stories and recipes are still worth reading, but I was hoping to have a little more quality in the prints of photos, etc.  Will not be renewing.


title: My new favorite mag

text:
I have been a subscriber to Discover for years. I used to love it, but the lackluster articles and cookie-cutter format started to turn me off. The content never lived up to the cover.
When I found Science Illustrated, I found my new favorite magazine.
I just renewed by Science Illustrated subscription for another year after realizing how much use a single copy gets. I read it... sometimes scanning articles for safe-keeping. I love the photography (I'm a photographer myself). My wife reads it (she's no scientist). Then I bring it into the break room at work and it gets circulated around for at least a month afterwards.
With great illustrations and down-to-earth explainations of concepts and theories, this magazine is great for those interested in science, nature and technology as much as people who work in those fields.


title: Unfortunately a Masquerade as Science.

text:
It's like science except it's actually politics 3/4 of the time when you really scrutinize the articles. Selective about what studies are used when covering topics. Selective about what authoritative figures are used covering subject material. So sad what this has become. Did not renew and from the reviews below thank goodness I wasn't set up for auto-renew. Sounds like it is harder to cancel this than satellite radio!!!

Science is awesome! Political agendas? Not so much. :(


title: unable to cancel the subscription.

text: not interested


title: all advertising

text: most  items recommended are not with High reviews


title: not as expected

text: I will cancel the subscription


title: better than other men magazines

text: great magazine, a lot useful informations


title: five stars

text: great magazine


title: Repeating

text: Since I was extremely satisfied with my first experience with this product, it is not surprising I renewed my subscription. So satisfied with this item, I will continue to order it. Why, I can even read without my glasses for a while, giving my eyes a welcomed rest.


title: Not as good as before

text: 10 plus years ago I loved this magazine, now I find that it just recycles the same old. I did not mean to renew it was auto renewal on Amazon. For first time readers could find it interesting, but for me nothing new.


title: Five Stars

text: Love


title: Five Stars

text: favorite magazine!!!!


title: great magazine, great format, fun to read

text: a lot of info about iphones, great format, love it


title: Love this magazine.

text: It's terrible that these stack up on my desk without more attention but they do.<br />When I finally get around to reading them, they give me all the nerd love that I'm looking for.


title: Mostly ads

text:
I got hooked into ordering this magazine because there are some great DIY articles on their website, and I thought it might be nice and inspiring to see some projects and read about emerging technology in the print magazine. Boy was I disappointed. I have only received two issues so far, but from what I have seen it is mostly advertisement. Even some of the key articles are cleverly disguised advertisements. For example, the most recent issue had an article about how to build your own backyard fire pit. I turned to that article only to find that it was less an "article" and more like installation instructions for a $500 kit that is basically made of retaining wall stones. There are several supposed "articles" like this that are really nothing more than cleverly disguised advertisements.

Also, I don't care for the way they lay out their articles. They are very choppy with bits and pieces of writing laid out on top of pictures, rather than structured paragraphs. Like I said, I have only received two magazines so far. If it manages to impress me through the rest of my subscription I will come back and improve the star rating, but for now it seems like they missed an opportunity to deliver legitimate articles to the casual techie and DIY guy.

All of that being said, if you can see through the advertisements there is still a bit of entertainment to be gleaned from the articles and it is worthy of sitting next to the porcelain throne for casual looking through, much like a catalog or used car trader magazine might. That is why I gave it two stars instead of one.


title: Flight Journal is informative.

text: I have been a fan and subscriber of Flight Journal Magazine since it's first publication. It covers a wide range of aviation topics both civil and military. The writing and editorial staff is of top notch quality. So many little know and personal facts are brought up in the articles that I believe most aviation fans will find this magazine of interest. Keep up the great job,Flight Journal!


title: Absolutely enjoy every issue

text: Absolutely love this magazine. Great price and the issues for each month come out in the previous month. It's product ratings are great. The best of the most recent items on the market in a side by side comparison displayed in a short but informative article between stories. Wood working saws, impact drivers, all purpose utility knives. I would recommend this magazine to anyone and everyone who may ask.


title: Egregious display of anti-tolerance

text: The articles published in this magazine are full of hatred towards people of a certain lifestyle. I personally choose to support such things as gun rights and don't need to be receiving full spread articles about gun control in a magazine that is supposed to be about music. I will not support the sales of such a biased agenda based company any longer. 1 star because I couldn't rate this any lower.


title: Good recipes

text: I like the pictures and recipes for healthier eating.


title: NO GOOD!!!

text: Ordered a 12 month subscription (10 mags) on 1/11/2017. Only got maybe 5 magazines before I was charged for a second yearly subscription only 10 months later 11/11/2017 for over twice as much!  What a hassle to cancel it!!!  Wonder if I will even get the rest of my subscription....  Hearst Mags Sucks!!!!


title: Four Stars

text: got some strange outa this


title: I love this magazine!

text: I love this magazine. It's like getting a cookbook every week. It has recipes that range from easy to expert.  Every recipe has pictures.  There are kitchen profiles and advice from experts. At the end of the magazine profiles different restraunts accross the country.  It's like watching the channel.


title: Five Stars

text: same


i've recieved the first 2 issues for my cosmo and i'm very please to say that they arrived in great condition, as if i pick them up myself from the stand.

great content and great service :D


I always look forward to getting this magazine. I read the articles from cover to cover. It is a great magazine for anyone who loves and owns dogs.


title: Don't like the New size - Won't renew.

text: This month our magazine has shrunk in size and we are NOT happy with the change. It used to be a normal magazine size and now it is maybe 5"x7".  First we almost threw it out by mistake now my daughter is complaining about it being hard to really look at any of the pictures or read.  I have to agree with her - it looks like they kept the same content and shrunk the page. Not very reader friendly.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Favorite Magazine

text: Hands down my favorite magazine. I read this cover to cover. It has tons of useful tips on organizing and home decorating and much more. I found this magazine a few years ago and I have subscribed off and on. It seems if I am not subscribed I end up buying it anyway, so may as well save the money and also have the convenience of having it arrive at my house each month.


title: Impressed

text: I was expecting a magazine thin on content and full of ads. I'm pleasantly surprised. There is a lot of high quality content that's well presented. I'm going to keep this subscription going, until the content thins out, which, unfortunately, seems to be the fate of many magazines.


title: MAD

text: My grandson loves mad magazine. He was very excited when he received this as a gift. He read it over and over.


title: Five Stars

text: A great magazine for dog lovers


title: Great Magazine!! Not so great disc

text:
I'll start off by saying that I am an OXM subscriber for 2-3 years now. I got hooked after getting a free two-issue trial (who knew those worked for companies?!), and I've loved the magazine ever since.

It really is a great magazine. The OXM crew is great. They make a very appealing magazine with interesting material. The reviews are superb, as are the previews and other articles. It's a more formal magazine than the late EGM, but it's informal enough that there is some slang thrown in there and many pop-culture references.
Plus, if you only own an Xbox and don't really care about other system offerings, then there is no reason to get a magazine like GameInformer which will have your Xbox information bogged down by Wii and PS3 stuff. Get OXM.

My only negative to OXM is the disc that is included with it. I have received the disc my entire subscription, but as of lately, I have not even used them at all. At first, when I didn't have Xbox Live, they were great. I could try out all demos and see some high-def trailers on my tv, but now that I have Live, there is nothing worth anything on the discs, except for month old demos. If I want to try a new demo, I can download it from Xbox Live or wait a month for OXM to possibly include it on their next disc. It's not worth it. Unless OXM changes their discs substantially, I would highly recommend getting the magazine subscription without the disc. It is very pricey for a magazine subscription, but if you can get it for around $12-15 a year without the disc, I would say go for it.


Good information, fun to read. Have subscribed for 40 years. Good information, fun to read. Have subscribed for 40 years. Good information, fun to read. Have subscribed for 40 years.


title: Five Stars

text: Best history magazine available!


title: Awesome magazine

text: This is my favorite magazine.  I see all the work they put into the magazine and I understand why it is not a monthly magazine.  I absolutely love all the articles and food.  The design hints are fabulous.  My number 1 recommendation for a magazine.


title: One Star

text: We have not received any issue!


title: Thumbs up!

text: I enjoyed reading and subscribing to Sister to Sister. I let my subscription expired a few months ago. I was hoping it would go digital by now. I have been reading Sister to Sister for years since it first came out. I enjoy all the issues. Jamie keeps us updated on all the entertainment. In addition, I like reading Dr Jeff's articles. I was surprised when Jamie allowed Tammy from "Basketball Wives" to write an article. The negative way she acts on the show, I would never read any of her articles.  Overall, Sister to Sister is a great magazine!


title: Must read!

text: Love every article, cover to cover. One of my favorites is “how to get the look for less money”.  Lots of great, affordable decorating ideas.


title: not what wife looking for

text: did not like more advertising then cared for


title: Gift

text: This was a gift


title: It's just NOT what it used to be ;-(.

text: I remember 55 yrs. ago going to visit my grandparents [May they both Rest in Peace] and my grandfather had a basement with all kinds of tools, a lathe, table saw, etc. He also had a subscription to Popular Mechanics and he had all kinds of them downstairs in the basement. While he and my Dad [May he also Rest in Peace] worked on wood making all kinds of things I would curl up on an old couch in front of a fireplace and peruse Popular Mechanics from the 50's and 60's. Great memories. No longer do I see pictures of submarines, jets, etc. It is rather boring in fact. A very SAD fact. God bless you.


title: Nice mag but costly.  Subscribe directly saves a little.

text:
I subscribed at their website; used promotional code "USA3"
The price dropped from '80 Pounds to '50 Pounds ... thats less than $USD 80 for 13 issues (Amazon's price is over $USD 139).
Downside: (1) the credit card will add a fee for foreign currency; (2) You don't get Amazon's satisfaction protection.

8/27/2011 I just renewed my subscription.  The code "USA3" still works; 13 issues delivered to USA for 50 Pounds.  Great magazine, highly recommended.

8/6/2012 Time to renew?  Promotional Code "USA3" no longer works.  "USA4" is a new code, does work, but the price is £65 for 13 issues.  That's over $101 USD and exceeds my budget by a lot.  Digital edition may be less expensive, but since I don't have an iPad, that's irrelevant to me.  (Come to think of it, much of the mag's content is now iPad-centric.)  Guess I'll let the subscription expire.


title: ET weekly mag and app are great

text: ET weekly is to me the best source for Entertainment news on the market and if you get there print edition and you should you can get the issue using this free app on your device. I love the app it does what a magazine app is designed to do allow you to get the magazine on your device to take everywhere with you. ET weekly print, app and website work perfectly together for you to keep up with all your Entertainment news 24 hours a day


title: The best Entertainment Magazine out there

text: Been getting ET weekly since 1998. If you like to keep up to date with the world of Entertainment this is the magazine for you. Plus you get it on your tablet, ipad and the likes which is cool.


title: Five Stars

text: Good Reading! Some really good Recipes & Ideas!


title: I personally like the magazine

text: I personally like the magazine, but I gave it as a '1st Time Home Buyer' to a pre-owned Condo, thinking He might Need to learn how to Fix & Repair a few things, Himself!! So, I really Hope HE Likes it!!'


title: Deeply disappointed

text: Does not come with digital access. The economist sells the Print + Digital subscription for less on their website. Deeply disappointed


title: this should be free

text: 90% of the entire magazine is real estate adds. i see this type of magazine to pick-up for free when i enter or exit my local publix store. it's a ripoff.


title: Too Many Ads, Not Enough Content

text: When you get a copy of the American Vogue, the first 5 pages at least are full page ads for fashion, fragrance, or whatever else. The table of contents is typically 1-2 pages. Once you start flipping through the magazine, you find the average length of an article is 1/2 to 1 page long. It's difficult to discern the fashion photo shoots that are part of the actual magazine content from the articles themselves. The fashion tips and photo shoots are not based on any real style insight but rather on who has bought sponsorship in the magazine. If you really want to read this magazine, I suggest you flip through it at the library or while waiting for an appointment at some office that has a subscription. It will take you less than 30 minutes to read the entire magazine from cover to cover and the only thing you'll be left with is knowing that is 30 minutes of your life you are never going to get back.


title: reading!

text: to increse my great granddaughters curiosity


title: Variety..

text: One of my favorite magazines. There are usually several articles that make it a good purchase. It is good for families, parents and people who like to do home projects.


title: Wait for a good price..

text: Great magazine. There are a lot more ads than ever before, but I wait for a good deal and still order it. I like to have them around and enjoy some of the articles very much.


title: Beautiful designs

text: Not really what I thought it would be but I’m not sorry I subscribed.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Machine Embroidery

text: I love this magazine with so many tips and free patterns.  Always anxious to see what is next.  Will definitely renew.


title: Great reading

text: Well written articles and stories that are always interesting.


title: Two Stars

text: Its not like I remembered.


Magazine


title: Must have for Military History Affectionatoes

text: Military Heritage appears to me to be a more scholarly magazine than Military History of which I also am a subscriber. This magazine will appeal to the Historian as well a the lay reader. I find the book reviews most incisive and helpful.


title: Four Stars

text: great articles


title: Technical Difficulties

text: I am a new subscriber, signed up for all access. I got my hard copy of the magazine about a week ago; now that they have changed their method of delivery, I cannot get in on my Kindle Fire HDX. I tried 5 times, got message they were having technical problems, try again. I love having magazines on my Kindle, I hope they can resolve this problem soon.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Good Magazine but Poor Delivery Service

text: I liked the magazines...the ones I ACTUALLY received! I did receive the digital format. But after reviewing my subscription orders, I see that I should still be receiving issues and I am NOT. I have also learned that I don't enjoy reading on my Kindle, although it is convenient and nice to have magazines issues on my Kindle and not carry around several magazines with me while spending the day at the hospital waiting for a loved one to come out of a long surgery.  My biggest complaint is not receiving all of the paper issues, plus just learning NOW that my subscription ends in March, 2016. I ordered a year subscription. I won't make this mistake again. I'll stick with the old fashioned way of buying the issues at the grocery stores.


title: Glad I purchased this

text: Nice to reference and plan tv viewing. I enjoy the articles, especially Cheers and Jeers. Also, the crossword puzzles are fun to do...really tests memory. The only con is there are no daytime listings except for what's put in the daily highlights. It would be nice to review which guests/topics would be on during the day, not only prime/night time. However, cable users have a guide button on their remote which will put a schedule & info 24hrs a day directly on your tv screen.


title: Good

text: Hreat


title: Every month - Christmas

text: My wife was reading Texas Monthly at the dentist's office.  Then buying a copy here and there.  For Christmas, I ordered a subscription.  Now Christmas comes once a month.  Ho, ho, ho.


title: Great for anyone who is a fan of the prehistoric.

text: Great magazine. I have been buying this magazine for many years. It contains good articles on various prehistoric animals, current discoveries in paleontology, as well as artist tips, and what toy and model companies are offering currently.


title: Magnolia Journal is a real hit!

text: I just love this magazine.  A wonderful addition to watching the show.  I can never get enough of Chip and Joanna!


title: ongoing price gouging with amazon sellers

text: It is sad and seems criminal that Amazon partners are doing this to consumers for so many products in difficult times.  That is false and deceitful advertising and price gouging.


title: One Star

text: Love the show but still no magazine.


title: Entertaining

text: Great magazine


title: Gentlemen’s quarterly

text: Favorite magazine


title: One Star

text: boring magazine


title: Three Stars

text: I want the large print not small but love the story in it. John Bradford


title: Five Stars

text: love the Health information it give, John Bradford


title: Five Stars

text: I love the magazine, love the information tell about different counties!  from John Bradford


title: Three Stars

text: Mag is ok.


title: love

text: This is the greatest mag. for anyone who is considering DIY builds.Good Ads.I purchased a UNKNOWN CHOPPERS frame because of the ads.


title: Great magazine

text: I spent too much time reading long articles.  I cancelled it.  Good for intellectuals.


title: Excellent

text: Excellent information


title: Great Magazine

text: Classic toy trains is the best Hi Rail O Gauge magazine. When I saw it was available for Kindle, I decided to give it a try. At first I couldn't read the print on the 7" screen of the kindle, then I discovered you can switch to print and pictures only. You can even enlarge the pictures. It would be a 10 if you could download it to PC....


title: Slow getting started

text: Little slow on getting subscrition started.Just now recievied first cope .


title: Wonderful Train magazine

text: A great read! This magazine is a gift for someone who is a train enthusiast!  He reads it cover to cover.


title: Alot Of Great Information In One Magazine

text: I gave this magazine to my twenty two year old Grandson, who when he receives it, can't put it down until he reads it cover to cover. He tells me that there is so much to read about new ideas in the scientific world. With machines, motors,<br />cars, to the universe around us!


title: Great Gift!!

text: This magazine was a gift to a family member, who isn't free for the moment, but<br />thankfully soon will be. This was a great gift because, he loves this sort of magazine, because he is in to mechanics. This book also gives him hope of all the things that he has sadly missed for the last few years and soon will be able to do again.


title: Love it

text: This is my go to mag


title: Love it

text: Love it


title: I have to wait 3 months for the first issue??

text: I'm already disappointed.


title: An AD HAPPY MAG.

text: Far too many ads.  I'll have to endure it for the duration of what's left to come!


title: Well

text: now it’s gone and they’ll send you people magazine for the rest of your subscription. Whether you like it not not.


title: Alicia

text: I love Redbook every issue brings something new for my marriage, work, fitness, family and friend. What else do you need?


title: Come eat with Ree

text: This is a great magazine.  Many stories, recipes, pictures and interesting items for sale.  Ree Drummond seems to be very talented, patient and kind.  I enjoy her show, cookbooks and watching her cook real food.  Love the magazine.


title: Just breathe.......

text: This is a great magazine for those people who are doing mindful mediation or who want to learn.  It is very helpful for reducing stress and is a great companion to mindful classes.


title: I was quite disappointed to get the first issue and find it full ...

text:
I was looking forward to getting this for my daughter after seeing so many positive and insightful articles online regarding the current political climate. I was quite disappointed to get the first issue and find it full of nothing but vapid advertisements and articles about sex. While they were appropriate for an older teen, I would not recommend this for anyone under the age of 16 or so. I threw out the first issue without giving it to my 14 year old.

Update: I've now received 3 in the mail and every one has gone into the trash. I decided to update my review after once again seeing a link online to a great Teen Vogue article about the psychology of FOX News viewers. Don't be fooled like I was into thinking the print publication is anything like this. It is literally all vapid advertisements with insanely slender perfect people and articles on sex in every single issue.


title: Intelligent culinary info

text: This is a.great mag. Coupled with the tv show it takes you around the world and then some.


title: Awesome pictures and articles

text: I have spent so much time in Arizona-it's my favorite state-but I don't live there. I subscribed to this magazine so I could vicariously continue to "visit" the state in between visits.


title: Over 50% of each issue is advertisements and much of the content is fluff.

text:
Although this magazine has occasional articles that are beneficial, I found each issue of 100+ pages to contain at least 50 pages of advertisements.  Many for Cialis, Viagra, etc.  Come on!  Where is the content?

Most recently, they sent out a letter with their November, 2011 "super sized" issue.  They advised they considered this 'super sized' issue to be so big that they are counting it as two magazines against our subscriptions.  Aside from the audacity to do such a thing, the reality is the issue was only 20% bigger as far as content.  They then said the customer is responsible for calling in and getting the month credit back onto their subscription if the customer didn't think the November, 2011 'super sized' issue was worth it.

I've never had a company do that and they won't do it again. Subscription cancelled. I don't know why they chose to cut everyone's subscription short.  Maybe they're having a hard time putting together enough for another issue next month.  Who knows.

I don't recommend this magazine.


title: Great for any level of cooks

text: This magazine is one of my favorites.  It offers many tips that have changed the way I cook in the kitchen.  I use their recommendations on many products.  I've changed cooking methods on food I have been cooking for years.  Really enjoy receiving this and using it as a tool.


title: Best magazine for a reader

text: I’m a pretty voracious reader. I can go through a magazine in about 20 minutes. What I like about Oprah Magazine is that it takes me much longer. There are well written, lengthy articles. That I really enjoy reading. And enough content that I feel it is a good value for the money. Probably my favorite magazine.


title: Finally received my 1st issue

text: And enjoyed it thoroughly. It’s like hints from Heloise but for men or DIYers (men or women)


title: Saveur this...

text: Always find good recipes and articles. Wish they had more cartoons. I look forward to a number of things and Saveur this is one of them


title: I should have gotten this magazine years ago. I ...

text: I should have gotten this magazine years ago.  I usually do a lot of research before I make a purchase, which takes some time and effort.  Consumer Reports has done all the leg work for me.  I read it cover to cover and keep the old issues as a reference.


title: Never again

text: Mostly ads.


title: Great cat magazine

text: This is a very nice magazine if you're a cat lover. Great pictures and articles. I like it a lot


title: Loves

text: My kid niece loves these. She gives them to her friends after she reads them.


title: Still amazing photography and reporting!

text: I used to read these at my grandparents home, and my husband always had a subscription growing up...then as adults we just let that drop.  I saw the amazing price through Amazon and went for it!<br />I'm so glad I purchased this magazine!  I forgot that every one is a photographic masterpiece.  The topics can be light-hearted, but are usually deep.  I missed this, and will continue to renew!


title: Threads is great.

text: I have subscribed to this magazine on and off since its publication debut. It's gotten better with age, like so many of us.


title: I love the magazine

text: The best place to buy this magazine is Amazon. Once my subscription had expired, all of the offers I had from the magazine were a lot more than Amazon, (which made me annoyed with the magazine)


title: A Better Than Average Gossip Magazine

text: My wife loves the articles in this magazine. I love the puzzles. We first found this on the newsstand but thought it a bit expensive. We found this subscription, which softened the cost pain. It took quite a while to start arriving but is fairly regular, subject to the USPS problems. It is definitely an above average gossip magazine!


title: Magazine Subscrption

text: This offer beat what the magazine's publisher's best offer. If you like this magazine, why pay more than you have to? Good-o for Amazon!


title: Magazine Subscription


title: Excellent Magazine

text: This magazine fills the void for all of us sand lovers! Lots of detailed articles, the ads are products that matter to the sand sport world, its just a great magazine overall for sand sport enthusiasts.


title: Love it

text: I have always enjoyed this magazine


title: Not sure what sort of audience is intended

text:
I tried out a couple issues of this magazine through Maghound's service.  I really don't care for it!  Let me say that I do not have a scientific background at all, beyond general required classes in college, a good deal of documentaries and so forth.

Most of this magazine's topics read like quick "sound bites" and include a big picture and a short caption, in the space of 1/2 a page.  Usually the short caption just makes you want more information.  And what is deemed to warrant full article status are the more general topics that you might expect to find in a high school textbook. The issue in front of me now has an article explaining how the sun works to influence Earth's climate; an explanation of what causes Auroras or Northern Lights; an article about the history of developing space planes and rockets.  And mangrove forests.

I will type for you the first paragraph of the very general article about mangrove forests (four paragraphs across an 8-page spread).

"For many, the word 'forest' conjures up images of mountaintop pines and woodland creatures.  But on tropical and subtropical coasts around the world, there are forests of a very different sort: mangroves.  A diverse group of trees and large shrubs that sprout in salty tidal waters, mangroves and the forests they create are home not to chipmunks and bears but to fish and tigers."

The above first paragraph is characteristic of all the "cover stories".  the article doesn't list the author, just the photographer.  So, is this a magazine for kids or what exactly?  Who thinks bears and chipmunks live in tropical forests?  And why would those same people be subscribing to a science magazine?

Yet, the mag teases you with interesting photos throughout, with miniscule captions or paragraphs that are cramming so much into a small space, it's hard to understand.  A lot of it seems to assume more science knowledge than I have, in stark contrast to the actual articles.  My brain just says, "What? Why?" and I long for explanation and more depth.  You could still learn from it by heading to the internet and researching more about the real story behind these tid-bits, but that's not why I read magazines.  I read magazines on paper because I want them to inform me and interest me, not try to imitate TV or the internet with tiny bits of information flying at me but no meat.  It makes me really appreciate National Geographic, I think I'll just stick with NG.


title: Great gift for all ages of homeowners!

text: We have a subscription and love it. I ordered this for all my staff members, and one even ordered it for his father-in-law.  Everyone said they like reading it.  I have to say living in L.A., some of the stuff wasn't as relevant, but since I live in Michigan now, it all makes sense!  LOL.


title: MaryAnne's opinion

text: This is a wonderful book if you like reading the daily readings.  I am a lector and use this book often to prepare before mass. This enables me to see any hard to pronounce names or city names before mass so I can look up the pronunciation on the internet.  Also great for people who are hard of hearing they can follow along using this book.


title: GREAT PUBLICATION

text: Popular Mechanics is a very informative publication, and not only for those mechanically inclined.  It contains advices for most everyone.


title: Misleading title

text: Political magazines should probably not call themselves scientific.


title: Good Magazine

text: Magazine is great but the emails are a nuisance. Once subscribed it seems there are lots of offers for stuff.


title: Can't stop Auto Renewal

text:
The magazine is fine at 5/year but not anymore than that. Couldn't find the 'Do not renew' button/option so I just canceled the whole subscription.

Amazon needs to make sure that the Help instructions match reality.


title: I like to see various  ways  to make , repair and finish (paint  ,stain and seal)

text: I really enjoy reading various  way to do things?  My only problem is subscribing to  to the mag.??? I want  to continue  subscribing but would like  to add  my grand daughter  joint  subscriber ?  She  in  30 years old with 2 boys and likes to build things But I have trouble finding this way to do it??  I want pay for her first year subscription and my regular  subscription .  Thanks Jack


title: Love eating, love the mgazine

text: I love trying all the differentreciped during the month after I get this magazine. THere is something in here for all kinds of eaters. Nice big pictures and easy to follow reciped for during those hectic weekday nights


title: Three Stars

text: Knives!!!!


title: Excited Sports Fan

text: My son was so excited to get this in the mail. It's the gift that keeps on giving....all 12 months with an issue each month.


title: Bad protection

text: Took forever for it to arrive and when it did the mag was not in a protected plastic bag, and it had rips and folds as thought it was just used by the last user..


title: magazine

text: I received this magazine thinking it would be fun to have things to do with my grand kids and find it boring .No imagination.


title: My daughter loves it

text: It is perfect for my 8 year old daughter. She gets to see pictures of animals and learn about them as she reads the articles.


title: One Star

text: It's all ads


title: Not for me want to cancel

text: This magazine my account once every 6 months would like to cancel the subscription keep trying but it won't let me it's just a bunch of paper to me had a few good tips but not for me


title: Good price,great mag

text: My favorite mag. Good price as well


Great magazine.  Lots of new and interesting recipes.  Cancelled my subscription to Bon Appetit which I had had for almost 40 years (hated their NEW graphics).  HOWEVER, because of a complicated gifting arrangement I had a lot of trouble managing this order.  I wanted to order for two other people and ended up being charged for a subscription for MYSELF (which is actually given to me by a third friend).  Couldn't cancel easily, but thankfully e-mail to a real person got it taken off my charge card.


title: still waiting

text: haven't gotten the first issue yet. I'm sure that I'll like the product when I do


title: Its the truth.

text: This is the greatest magazine in the USA.  I have been a reader and subscriber for 40 years, and have learned so much from it. Always a fan.


title: For the rich "Cowboy"

text: I find this magazine to not be what it's cracked up to be.  It seems like it's geared for the city slicker cowboy, not anyone that knows anything about country living.  For example:  all the rodeos profiled in it are the gigantic rodeos (ex. Pendleton Roundup) that my wife's uncle goes to so he can, as he says it, "dress up like a cowboy for a few days and find an excuse to wear pointy boots."  The clothing sections are generally full of expensive clothes, especially the hat reviews.  I have found falsities in a few of the articles.  It's just not worth the money.  This is my only year I'll be subscribed to it.


title: Waste of Money

text: This magazine is a waste of money.  It used to be fantastic.  I don't know what happened at ESPN, but their magazine has gone down hill since the last time I had a subscription.  The worst was the MLB season preview.  6 pages.  SIX MEASLY, FREAKIN' PAGES!!!!!  Each page was devoted to a division.  No in depth team coverage, just a per division preview.  That's it?  That's the best that THE. SPORTS. AUTHORITY. of the world could come up with?  Needless to say, I've canceled my subscription and moved on it life.


Great magazine with a wide variety of topics, I am disappointed it is no longer available as single issues.


title: Oops Wrong One

text:
Wrong
Terrific magazine but the wrong one. Don't know who screwed up the order, me or Natl Geo, but it should have been the HISTORY magazine.
Oh well Live & Learn


title: Total disappointment

text: The magazine is about food and travel, not cooking.  Apparently written for people who don't actually cook.  Big disappointment.


title: Great Magazine but

text: I've had a subsciption to this in the past and find it a valuable tool; I renewed it online a month ago and have yet to see a single issue...


title: Gift Out of the box

text: Sent as gifts to relatives and they were most appreciative.


I've only received 1 issue so far, but I thought it was interesting. Having purchased this magazine previously (retail), I like it when they stick to "cottage" type decorating.  Sometimes they have an issue that is more formal or more modern type of design which doesn't interest me, but on the whole, the issues are very interesting. Unfortunately, there are only 5 issues in a year's subscription. However, that is half the retail price per issue.  Just wish there were more issues since I really like the magazine.


title: No one ever got back to my emails.

text:
I have written to Amazon about this problem and received 2 emails saying more time was needed to straighten out the problem, but then never heard back from anyone.
The problem. I signed up for a subscription to Popular Science for my husband, then within the hour, I received an offer for 2 years of Popular Science Mag. for the same price I paid for 1 year. I cancelled my original subscription immediately. Then I signed up for the 2 year subscription. This again, was in my husband's name.

Last week I received 3 issues of Popular Science (ones we already had received months earlier) and they were in my name. I wrote again to amazone to complain since I ordered this on amazon.
That is when I got an email, and the next day another email, both saying more time (a day or 2) would be needed to straighten this problem out.

Never heard from anyone again. That was several weeks ago.
I use amazon.com a lot. I am VERY disappointed in this problem. Maybe Amazon wasn't cut out to sell subscriptions.


Not what it once was... too “woke” and political. For the record I am a straight woman who started out reading my dad’s issues of Men’s Health when I was a teenager and I realized it was a really great magazine. It was a lot more interesting than dumber down women’s mags. This magazine used to be very health focused which makes sense because it’s called Men’s Health. There was always great stuff on diet, work outs, sleep, supplements, avoiding chronic conditions, relationships, etc. Now? There is a lot of political BS (left wing, of course) I don’t care to hear about when I just want to read about, I dunno, health.


title: Great Reads

text: Always a great read.  Look forward to them every month


title: Eating Well

text: The magazine itself is OK.  However many of the recipes are too involved and costly for our family.  One word of caution when subscribing to magazines:  Many companies AUTOMATICALLY renew your subscription so be sure and save the order information so you have the information at hand to cancel or you may have to deal with your bank account being debited automatically.  It can be a real hassle.  Cancelling my order thru Amazon was successful so I would not hesitate to order other magazines at a later date.


title: 3 magazines only

text: I only got 3 magazines sept oct n November.  Its December almost the end of the year and no more have come in. What a rip off thought it said full year subscription . No one to email and complain to either


title: Hubby's Favorite Magazine.

text: My husband loves this magazine. He loves everything RV. If you own or are thinking about purchasing an RV you should subscribe to this magazine.


title: Love this

text: We live this magazine. I got it for my boyfriend and I actually enjoy it as much as he does. He typically doesn't like to read, but looks forward to this coming in the mail. It has great ideas and easy projects


title: Beautiful photographs and descriptions

text: I like reading about places that I cannot get to visit- and I also like the trail descriptions of the places I can get to. I look forward to this monthly magazine. I liked the paper version better than the online version- it is the only paper publication I get because the full page articles and photos are better in the magazine version.


title: Beautiful home design

text: I love this magazine. Filled with beautiful layouts and great ideas.


title: Love

text: Love this magazine. The styling is so nice.


title: Thanks National Geographic

text: Who doesn't enjoy National Geographic? I babysit a 4-year old boy who loves to look at different places on the I-Pad, laptop or phone. As a retired school teacher, I still like the feel of a "real book". We sit and enjoy the beautiful photography and I get to talk to him about different places and cultures around the world. A small investment so worth every penny and more!!


title: Elegant...Refined...Understated

text: There is no flash, no stress, no promises.  This is a magazine intended to give IDEAS to its readers on what works.  Articles on life changes, easy to follow recipes, buying guides, and exercise routines fill its pages.  You read the magazine and it makes you want to flip through all of its pages with its subtle hues and bulleted articles.  I love the recipes, expecially the holiday ideas.<br />A must have for today's hectic household.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine. Has everything I need to know about backpacking.


This is an excellent magazine with high quality production, nice writing, and some lovely cocktails.  It's put together by people who obviously care about what they are doing.  A steal for $20/year.


title: Smart reading on self care

text: Good articles on health.


title: 12 year old loves it

text: Per my twelve year old son, FIVE STARS! Anything to engage him in reading. I do still find the content to be a bit behind the times in terms of some of the humor not necessarily being PC (particularly in regards to women). But hey, we have dialogue about this. And after all, it is Mad magazine.


title: Three Stars

text: It’s okay


title: how to eat better

text: helpful


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of good info for all levels of gardening.


title: The photography alone is five stars

text: I have loved National Geographic magazine since my grandparents got my brother and I subscriptions as kids. Amazing stories and photography, makes the world big again. Awesome!


title: Great publication!

text: My wife and I absolutely love this publication, great articles, well detailed recipes, an all around joy to read!


title: Four Stars

text: Fun magazine, good recipes, love Ree


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine. I especially love the articles on history and different fibers used in weaving.  Well done, a joy to read.


title: PBS listings on Sunday evenings are usually wrong.

text: I live in San Diego CA.  The guide is almost always wrong on PBS ptograms on Sunday nights-as if it’s for a different part of the country.


title: liked it

text: was a gift


title: liked it

text: was a present


title: Five Stars

text: A tradition of reading....


title: Five Stars

text: One of the few newspapers that feels intellectually nourishing, and informing to read.


title: Good entertainment

text: Good magazine,  sometimes a little thin


title: Great mag!

text: Learn a lot from this magazine. Good articles, nice photo's and a keeper on my bookshelf! Good buy !!! !!!


title: Love!

text: There are about 3 magazine I always want. This is one of them. Good information and variety! If you've never read one try it!


title: NIce

text: Arrived quickly, has great articles- husband very happy with it. Beats the cable guide descriptions of shows, and allows an old school view of shows upcoming without tech hassles.


title: No top vote, did not get the tote

text: Magazine is great, but no tote as stated


title: Good mag but no bag

text: Good magazine, arrived quickly- but no free messenger bag.


title: Lots of ideas for you and your kids!

text:
This magazine has tons of "activity" ideas to do with your kids.  It also seems to inspire some families to come up with new ideas in order to be featured in the magazine.  The projects seem like they contain contents that would be readily available and not too expensive.  I have not had the chance to really implement the ideas since my toddlers are not quite two, however, I have saved up my magazines and I plan to revisit them to have lots of ideas for birthday parties, holidays, seasons, and rainy days.

I recommend this magazine not only for stay at home parents, but also for parents and grandparents (and other caretakers) for weekend activities to do together.


title: Going out of print

text: Very disappointed. Signed up for another year. Then I received a card telling me they will no longer publish Eating Well. They transferred my subscription to another magazine that I can opt out of.


title: Thanks

text: Good magazine.


title: Not a bad magazine but got overwhelmed trying to keep up with ...

text: Would rather read it online. Not a bad magazine but got overwhelmed trying to keep up with this and Sports Illustrated.


title: A readers magazine

text: This magazine is for the normal Joe Blow. If you want to read about some guy who hunted on a ranch and killed a 200+ inch steroid fed beast, stay away. If you want tips on how to hunt pressured public land or to see pictures of readers' deer, then this is what you need to be reading.


title: Godson, future engineer, loves this magazine

text: Got it for this 10 year old boy for Christmas and his mom says he is able to read it and is very excited when it comes.  Victory for this boy who isn't crazy about reading, but is smart.


title: good variety recipes

text: Good magazine for the home cook. Lots of great recipes with a wide variety of skill levels and ingredients. Something for everyone in every issue. Some of the recipe ideas are a bit out there but we have yet to encounter a recipe we did not like. The stories are good as is the monthly view of a celebrity chef's home kitchen.


title: love it

text: I love this magazine. I am an artist and this is the most inspirational magazine of contemporary artists that I have found. Some others (I won't mention High Fructose and those like them) are just junky bandwagon publications. Sooo boring.  My only problem is the price. I know its worth it but not everyone who wants it can afford it. THAT is a problem for me because I believe that art should be accessible to everyone and this price just continues the misconception that art is only for artists or the snub nosed collectors. Thats why this gets 3 stars. Lower the price please


title: Five Stars

text: what's not to love?!


title: Nice magazine

text: I enjoy this magazine for the pictures mainly. I like the variety of the beach cabin look and seeing the places on the water. It's not as useful as Handyman, but I do like looking through it for ideas.


title: Great magazine

text: This magazine never disappoints me. I find lots of suggestions and ideas that are helpful (and of course some that aren't). I improved my plastering skills from one of their articles, and I find things to suggest my husband build for our home.


title: No useful content

text: Yup, I got this as a free subscription too.  It has no useful content to me.  In the latest issue I flipped through it page by page and there was only one article that I found interesting.  The magazine just seems to be like a shopping magazine geared towards high end kids items.  I could not relate much to anything.  One article had a mom writing about how sleep deprived she was because both her kids did not sleep through the night until 6 months!  She had to take 4 days to go to spa retreat.  Please!  I know so many mothers myself included who would thank their lucky stars if their babies slept through the night at 6 months (mine still doesn't and is 12 months)!


title: Don't get this from Amazon

text: I bought this as a gift, and first of all, it never arrived.  My friend said he never got a single magazine.  Second, the company will automatically renew your subscription unless you call to cancel it.  They send you a single post card with the information, and unless you read closely, you may not realize what it's about.  The cancellation process itself was painless and automated, but I don't think you should ever be automatically renewed for a one-year subscription.


title: My 7 and 5 Year Old LOVE This Magazine

text:
In looking at some of these reviews, I wonder if we have the same magazine.  I did not find it overflowing with ads--but then again, many of those reviews were from quite a few years ago.  Maybe they toned down the advertising?

Anyway, we get a bunch of magazines at our house, and this is by far the favorite.  My 7 year old tries to squirrel it away so that his younger brother can't read it.  He'll read it for hours--and loves to entertain us with facts he learns.  My younger son (5) is a beginning reader, so he can't read it very well on his own, but loves the pictures and activities.

Both boys also love "Wild Kratts" on PBS--and I think this is a good tie-in.

I'm very happy with the magazine; however, if you've never seen it, check out an issue at your library or bookstore.


title: One of the Few Where I Always Try a Few Recipes, Super Family Friendly

text:
I'm one of those people who seem to subscribe to a lot of cooking magazines and buy a lot of cookbooks, but never get around to trying many of the recipes.  "Cook's Country" is one of the exceptions.  Without fail, I always find at least four or five recipes in each issue that not only do I want to try... I actually do.  I think it's because, for the most part, these are the recipes I and my family want to eat.  And you know what? Without fail, every single recipe I've ever tried has turned out.  Another nice feature is the picture index so you can see what you're going to make.  If your family likes American classics (including some takes on our favorite ethnic take outs), you'll like Cook's Country.  If you don't want to subscribe yet, I recommend picking it up at Costco or one of the other warehouse clubs--as the savings makes a big difference.  You can also look for their occasional collections of favorite recipes (like a magazine/booklet) for a great taste of what they offer.

I've subscribed (or currently subscribe) to Cooking Light, Southern Living, Cook's Country, Better Homes & Gardens, Food & Wine, and used to get Gourmet as well.  This was the magazine that I cooked the most from.


title: Love the recipes

text: Love this Mag!!! Great recipes and always has a small pull out booklet with even more recipes


title: ok

text: ok, I  canceled it because they tried to upsell me on some subscription service


title: not for kids

text: Got this for my 5 year old. First issue had an article about an athlete that committed suicide. Not a kid friendly topic.


title: Gave subscription as a gift

text: Gave this subscription as a gift and the recipient really seems to enjoy.


title: What's not to like?

text: When I choose to purchase a new-to-me magazine subscription, there's never much risk. I really appreciate knowing I can simply cancel with a few clicks inside my Amazon account.  That being said, I do enjoy the articles and photos in Vogue magazine.  It's a keeper!


title: pictures are fab!

text: My father has Alzheimer's, yet still wants to read though it's extremely difficult for him.  The pictures in the magazine meet his needs beautifully without adding to his frustration.


title: Fun, shallow magazine

text: This magazine is slightly sensationalized, but I still enjoy receiving it and reading it over time.  I research all the ideas they put forth before I believe them!!!!


title: Just right.

text: Loves Carrots and Kim. Enables the 3 year old to practice counting various items in the stories and identifying and naming items in the book.


title: Fantastic and engaging

text: I've been following this magazine on Instagram for a few years and wanted to subscribe but the cost held me back- $10 for a magazine?! I gave in and am very glad I did. My nine year old daughter spent days going through this issue and has re read several parts of it over and over. The activities were engaging and fun for her and we talked a lot about the content. Well worth the $10 an issue issue I had with it. We are now going back and buying older issues and gifting them to friends as part of birthday presents.


title: One Star

text: nothing domestic


title: 11 year old boy loves it

text: I bought this for my son's 11th birthday when the price was down to $5/subscription.  He loves the magazine and has been checking them out in his school library over the past couple of years.  He's super excited when they arrive in the mail and can't wait to read them.  He loves the 'posters' in them and the trading cards that are inside that you tear out.<br />I haven't looked through it much myself but my son loves this.  This would make a great gift for a little boy.  Watch for the $5 sales!


title: Good Reading!

text: This is a renewal, so I am aware of the magazine's attributes of high interest level articles, restaurant recommendations, and the top ten lists!


title: Just What I Was Looking For

text: i wanted to give my granddaughter a gift subscription to a magazine. She lives several hundred miles from me. Each time she gets a magazine, she told me it was like getting a hug from me! She has outgrown the previous magazine I ordered for her. She's 9. I didn't want to give her a magazine that gives advice on 'crushes' & inappropriate clothing choices. American Girl is exactly what I was looking for. The articles are more mature than the ones in her previous magazine but they are wholesome. The girls pictured are from several ethnicities. It's just what I was looking for & just what she was looking for as well.


title: Not Your "Hee Haw" Type of Magazine

text: In this magazine you get great home decorating & remodeling tips, choices where you can purchase items, collecting tips (purchasing, where to find, plus your collectables value), great articles on so many things, with guest stars, various subjects and more. This is a great magazine to get comfortable and just get lost in all the different things from cover to cover. Just Love It!!!


title: Great Gift For Those Do It Yourselfers & Curios Ones Too!

text: We gave the subscriptipn as a gift and the recipient was very excited to be receiving it. The free issue we received as the giver just came and I can't wait to see who'll find a project to try first me or my husband. lol


title: Another trash

text: Won’t subscribe again.


title: Just loads of advertisements.

text: What a garbage.


title: Five Stars

text: good articles


title: A nice escape to see how beautifully a home can be done

text: Veranda does have a lot of ads like most magazines, but at this price, I don't mind.  It is very upscale, but don't let that intimidate you.  Photography is beautiful.


title: BETTER THAN I EXPECTED

text: This magazine has gone beyond the days of just music reviews.  It gives a great perspective on current news.  In this day and age it is great to see a perspective on the news no one else has.  The articles are timely, interesting and provocative.  As a senior citizen I still enjoy the great articles and reviews.


title: Five Stars

text: My traveling friend loved this as a gift.


title: Must have magazine

text: Excellent magazine. No ads. Consumer Reports for motorcyclists.


title: My Favorite Magazine

text: I initially stumbled upon wired magazine at an airport magazine rack looking for something to read.  Its been love ever since.  Wired magazine is dedicated to news with a concentration in technology for the 20-30 year old generation.  Many of the stories are short and to the point averaging about 1/4 page and then there are some longer feature articles.  Wired reminds me of Popular Science with more interesting articles for my generation.  The Wired magazine arrives on time every month packaged in plastic so it doesnt get wet or wrinkled.  I highly recommend this magazine to anyone with an interest in technology.


title: Five Stars

text: love this magazine


title: Gets read as soon as it pops out of the mailbox.

text:
Have loved this magazine for years, and it keeps getting better. I've followed its advice on reliable used cars, with generally stellar results. We couldn't buy the dryer they rated, but found the criteria they described using to rate them helped us decide on an excellent choice. The articles are short, pithy and useful. And there is a page of funnies in the inside back cover.

The only thing I'm missing is whatever they put on the website. I just don't have the time to pay to access it. It's probably worthwhile, but I just have to choose where to put my money and time. If it were free to magazine subscribers, I'd probably use the heck out of it.

Get this magazine. It's good, and you'll read and use it.


title: great gift subscription

text: Great, easy gift!


title: First issue mostly about remodeling.

text: For me, too much remodeling too little woodworking but it is a well done and attractive magazine. Good info and images.


title: They Get You with Junk Mail!

text: I ordered this magazine as a gift, but had it delivered to my house.  I opted out of receiving any mail other than the magazine.  I still get junk mail to my home.  I know that this is the source because it is addressed to the person I got the magazine for.  I called and asked to take my name off of their mailing lists.  I still get junk mail.  I am paying for the magazine.  I don't need to pay a second time by receiving junk in the mail.  It is not People Magazine, but the distributor used by Amazon.  I would suggest finding a more reputable distributor, and not to buy any magazines through Amazon.  If junk mail does not bother you, then, I suppose it's OK.


title: Junk Magazine

text: I subscribed to a magazine that is mostly advertisements.  Little information compared to ads for other products.


title: Great pictures and articles

text: We love this magazine.  We do the road trips and have seen some great areas and scenery.  The magazine helps to give us great places to explore.


title: Must like to cook gourmet meals

text: In order to really get the most out of this magazine, you must be a better (or at least more ambitious) cook to navigate your way though the recipes & try to find the fancy ingredients.<br />Amazon was kind enough to give me a pro-rated refund on this, since they were going straight to the recycle bin. I could not even bring them in to a doctor's office because of COVID-19


title: Nice recipes, but if you're lactose intolerant....

text:
I used to subscribe to "Taste of Home," so I thought I'd give this magazine a whirl since it was such a great bargain during a lightning deal.
I realized that most of these food magazines are alike. You have to really love to cook to purchase, assemble, and mess with all the ingredients & the cooking process.
Most recipes also include cream/sour cream/pudding/milk or some other dairy product with lactose. It sure would be nice to have an entire magazine (even 1 issue) devoted to lactose-free recipes.....
Finally,  I have also discovered that I no longer love to cook - old age does that to you.....!


title: Editorial cartoons are worth the price of the subscription

text: I hope this magazine never goes digital-only,. The editorial cartoons are too funny not to cut our & share.<br />Some of the (very long) stories & articles are interesting, but there is a lot of specific NYC info to gloss over.


title: Best "true-tested" recipes are in this magazine.

text:
I have always loved Taste of Home magazine. The time-tested, home-based, tried-&-true recipes have not failed me yet. You can not just be a reader, but a contributor via submission of one of your own favorite recipes.
I have kept a lot of my holiday issues, especially.
I can't seem to stop enjoying this magazine even though I don't feel like cooking much anymore, due to health restraints.  I can still dream and drool....! ;-)


title: get only if on sale

text: Not as fun a magazine as I thought. Too superficial, with way too many ads aimed at the elderly.


title: Not like Family Fun...

text: When I ordered this magazine, I got it as a bundle with Family Fun (which I love!).  I was looking forward to it, but so far, I have not liked it.  Family fun is filled with creative and mostly inexpensive ideas for "family fun" activities.  There are ads in it, but they don't take over the magazine.  Wondertime had a lot of ads and mostly activities and crafts that were far more expensive to make.  The toys/clothes in the articles were a lot more expensive as well.  I didn't connect with the articles either.  So, if you like Family Fun a lot, and are looking for something like it for the younger years 0-4 (as this was marketed as I seem to remember) then I would keep looking for another magazine.  I wouldn't recommend this one.  But, if you like Martha Stewart's Kids magazine a lot, then this one might be for you.  It is much more like that magazine than like Family Fun.


title: Nice Magazine for Kids

text: My granddaughters enjoy this magazine and they save all the copies. They have asked me to renew their subscription, so that’s the best I can ask for. They have had these for a while and they are turning 8 & 10 so it might be a fit for your youngsters as well!


title: Must be a scam!!

text: Must be a scam!


title: Favorite Magazine of Mom's

text: This is "hands down" my mom's favorite magazine.  It's also easy for her to read it and she passes along to her friend when she is done with it.  She LOVES this gift!!!


title: Would recommend

text: Giftable


title: Spam and Sales calls galore!

text:
This is a good magazine for kids, but their marketing tactics suck!  Be aware that if you subscribe, you will begin getting massive emails every day for their other products and for the very magazine that you already subscribe to!  You will also begin to receive sales calls every day as well!

I have repeatedly asked to be taken off of their list, but keep getting their calls.

I will likely NOT renew my subscription and will begin blocking their emails and phone calls.

We are all sick and tired of having our dinners interrupted every day with multiple sales calls, but Highlights doesn't seem to get it.  This is not the way to treat customers.


title: Four Stars

text: If you have gluten issues this book helps


title: Love the articles, great magazine.......

text:
I love Esquire, good thought provoking articles, great advice on grooming products, and my favorite reviews, the fashion. All beautiful, stylish clothes, cunningly worn by svelte, manly yet approachable models, at strictly luxurious prices. $5000 for a pair of shoes so exclusive they can o lying be shined in New York at the store? Give me two. A camel hair coat for $2500? Yes please. What! That shirt is only $800?! What, is it from Marshall's?

Look, I am a long time New Englander, and this sort of excess makes me chuckle. I'm sure it's great stuff, and there are people who are big fans, like George Clooney eyes or Donald Trump, but I am neither. I'll pay $100 for a shirt on the rare  occasion (a Hawaiian print from the Sonoma area was the last such frippery) but $1200 for a shirt used as a scarf? Often, they're the funniest bits in the magazine....


title: You may have to Google who Walter Cronkite is......

text: I love Esquire...classy, great articles (I even read the editor's column), humor, grooming and fashion advice.... all for $8 a year. I have gotten tips on shaving, hair products, bourbons, and restaurants, and I may drool after the $5000 Oxfords (you have to take them back to the store to get them shined, they're like a Silver Shadow), they remain a fantasy. The recent 80th anniversary edition was great, profiling 80 men (and boys) from age 1 to 80 years old. It is just some of the most intelligent writing out there. My wife thought it was a girlie magazine, until she read it. It does feature women, but they are also intelligent choices, not picked for their mammarian assets. In a world of sound bytes and purposeful minimized information and sensational (inaccurate) headlines, Esquire is the Walter Cronkite of the magazine world.


title: Must Read

text: I've had a continuous subscription since a professor at MIT, in 1977, told me to never stop reading the New Yorker. He was correct. Always readable, enjoyable. I learn something. I laugh.


title: Love it!

text: Such a great magazine for good cooks who may enjoy new recipes.  Beginners will also enjoy!!


title: Great ideas

text: This magazine is outstanding with ideas for the beginner and more advanced.  I appreciate attention to detail and explanation.  No matter how long you have been crocheting, patterns need to be concise and clear.  I look forward to getting my next edition.


title: Ideas for anyone.  Thanks Amazon, reasonable prices

text: This is such an informative magazine, simple to understand, gobs of fix it ideas and then some.  Very little technical language but written for all skill levels.  I challenge anyone to find something of interest.  Ideas for organization, building simple projects, not just woodworking ideas.  Thank you to whoever put these ideas together for all skill levels.


title: Magnificent!

text: Well-researched, well-written "stories behind the stories"


title: Well-researched, well-written "stories behind the stories"

text: Everybody has read about D-Day and Omaha Beach, but how many articles are there about the Bedford (Va.) Boys landing with the 29th ID? Or a story about an obscure French village razed by the Germans (not the one destroyed in retaliation for Reinhard Heydrich's death) for partisan activity, mistaken for another village 20 kilometers away with a similar name (hence the confusion). I am a newcomer to WWII History, but this magazine is a must read for serious, amateur students of the war. I was skeptical at first, and only subscribed because the price was right, but having now read five issues, I'm caught hook, line and sinker. Continue reading whatever you're reading now, but add WWII History magazine to your list: you won't be disappointed. (By the way, their maps are first class.)


title: This is a wonderful magazine for understanding the events of the world through ...

text: My subscription lapsed through my carelessness. This is a wonderful magazine for understanding the events of the world through a traditional Christian viewpoint. However, not a writers are Christians, but their perspective is a valuable adjunct to the focus of the magazine.


title: Good story

text: Enjoyed the plot and conclusion.


title: Five Stars

text: Exceptional writing. Always interesting topics. A true "cover to cover" read.


One of the last great magazines still around. Writing is top notch. Stories are varied to make every issue worth reading, from cover to cover, every month.


title: STAY INFORMED

text: Consumer Reports on Health is completely fact-based coverage and really informative.


title: Won’t recommend

text: Not so helpful


title: Took much advertising and lots of food recipes

text: Lots of advertising....kinda boring won't buy again


title: good ATV mag.

text: good ATV mag


title: good ATV mag.

text: good ATV mag, not too frequent issues


title: good way to get Mag.

text: Good way to renew.


title: good way to renew

text: good deal


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite mag ever!


title: Never Disappoints

text: I have been getting this wonderful magazine for many years.


title: Great & Delicious!!

text: Yummy!! So happy to have subscribed again!! Years ago I used to get this for Mom and now I get it for me. Just received my first issue and oh how I missed this sweet delicious and fun magazine! Certainly well worth the $5!


title: Fantastic!!!

text: Thankfully, this magazine isn't loaded with advertisments that squash the content. This one actually has something to say, to read, to contribute. It makes me feel great and proud of whom I am and of our generation. And we have a lot MORE to offer the world with grace, dignity, and wisdom! Thank you for reminding our culture that we are worth so much more than just being looked at as aging women. We are gorgeous, sexy, happy, full of life, & this magazine gives the reader this information without making us look ridiculous. We're elegant, intelligent, and damn awesome! Thank you to the publishers of More!!!


title: Can't live without this magazine!

text: If you write or interested in writing then this is the magazine for you! A MUST HAVE!  Literally, I NEED to read this every month! It keeps a writer on their toes and jump starts the creative juices. The advice is invaluable. The stories are inspiring. The magazine is a MUST HAVE in your writers' toolbox. GET IT!


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves this magazine


title: Great magazine!

text: You can't go wrong with this magazine.  Have been subscribing for several years.


title: Lots of photos and information.

text: I had subscribed to B&B for years but then the magazine seemed to have taken on more of a "sponsor" attitude.<br />I tried it again recently and I think it has returned to the beautiful (photos of Birds and gardens) magazine once again.


title: Magazine Subscription

text: Love this magazine and the price


title: Five Stars

text: Auto renewal- husband enjoys


title: Gift

text: Subscription for my adult son.<br />He grew up with our family subscription and now enjoying his very own. :o)


title: Beautiful pictures

text: This is a fine quality magazine for the inexpensive price of $5.00 a year. The pictures are glossy and clear. I get a lot of crafty ideas from this magazine and I am not a crafty person.


title: Love it

text: Love this magazine. So many clever ideas for updating any room in your house.


title: Spam magnet

text: I have always enjoyed the Reader's Digest.  It's not what it use to be though.  I am now getting tons of spam and snail mail.  It reminds me of why I quit entering the Publishers Clearinghouse sweepstakes!!  Read the fine print when you order.  Not life threatening just annoying!


title: Five Stars

text: I love the magazine, it is one of the best I have used to use as a project idea.


title: Solid publication

text: A well written magazine, I read almost every article. Highly recommended.


title: Excellent Quality for the Money

text:
Dell also is the owner of Penny Press, and these puzzles follow very similar formats to the bigger penny press booklets here on Amazon (eg: [[ASIN:B00EYGCVTO Puzzler's Giant Book of Sudoku-Vol. 24]]). Although Challenger is supposed to be black belt/very hard, some of the hards are more difficult than the challengers. None of even the hardest are the two day guess and retreat nightmares; at worst the hardest might be spread format with only one 9 and one 7. If you're moderately good you can get even the worst done in about two hours. Most of the challengers can be done in about an hour and most of the hard between 40 minutes and an hour.

If you can do doubles and triples and row an column elimination, the easy and medium will be a breeze. Most of those have a low hanging fruit elimination of at least 3 to 4 numbers first pass. You don't have to do outside box trials until the hards (little internal pencil pairs are enough for the mediums and easy almost all resolve with just row/column crosses).

These are generally the second best designed puzzles (Nikoli are the best, and are all human crafted; Example at:[[ASIN:0761158359 Expert Sudoku]]), have humans and not just computers designing, or at least looking over the computer designs, and are of course guaranteed to all have unique solutions. There are two different magazines with this subscription (4 of each in 12 months), and each has a little over 180 puzzles-- about page 100 of the penny press books (which have over 500 puzzles).

Note that this is a MAGAZINE subscription, not a book order, so it will take at least a month depending on the publication cycle for your first one to arrive. The amazon default also is auto renew, so if you don't want that, go to subscription management in your account and change. You WILL get a "warning" from Amazon a month ahead before it auto renews so you won't be surprised, which is time to change to manual renewal or to cancel. Enjoy my fellow Sudokers!


title: Ugggg

text: This magazine isn’t the same as it used to be. It clearly has a political leaning which is not what I want in a fashion magazine. It used to be a carefree read / picture perusal but not any more.


title: don't bother

text: Had nothing but problems getting them to sent it to our grandson. He was unimpressed and did not want to have it renewed.


title: Five Stars

text: Love these magazines.  Used to live by the coast so brings back nice memories.


title: Three Stars

text: This has some good recipes but too much advertising.  Probably won't order again.


title: Five Stars

text: Love TV Guide


title: Three Stars

text: I love Rachel but her magazine is more advertisements than anything.  I won't be renewing.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves this magazine.


title: Perfect gift for inquisitive grandsons!

text: This is the second year I've given National Geographic Kids to my two young grandsons ages 13 and 10. When I asked if I should forget it this year, the instant reply was "No! We love it!" Both boys are animal lovers, so the articles pertaining to pets, exotic animals, fish, rodents, whatever fascinate them. They often take the magazines to school to share. Wonderful gift!


title: Good mag, needs more content.

text: Good mag wish it had more crawler 1/10 stories and builds.


title: Not sure this has worked...

text: I'm doing an auto renewal of my TIME subscription but am not sure yet whether it has switched over seamlessly or not. I feel like I might have missed an issue or two. Because I am unsure I am giving a middle of the road rating. I will go back and change it if all is well.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine ---- it always has interesting articles.


title: Surprise

text: Actually bought it by accident - was the wrong magazine but For the price it was actually a pretty good one and enjoy getting them each month


title: I'm not going to renew, it's not interesting to read.

text:
Every mag has anti-Trump crap in it.

The articles are not interesting and have a bunch of useless information in it not pertaining to anything near me.
Seems political leaning towards the left. I can never finish a whole mag, it's just too boring.

THen there are articles that include things that no one cares about. Like, no one cares!
The only article that interests me was the one in China about their usage of apps to "enhance" their pictures.
But Since I keep these at work, I had to make corrections to the mag. It's not accurate and some articles are pure BS.


title: Useless left leaning political mag.

text:
Nonstop political left leaning articles.
It's pretty tiresome.

I will not renew. The people at my work think this magazine is worthless.
It's not even about music anymore. Just politics and a few pages pertaining to anything towards music. Then the general history of the magazine of what they did in the way way past.

Fail


title: Great value

text: Love this magazine


title: Great!

text: Love all the short stories


title: Love it

text: Great magazine


title: Buy it— you won’t be sorry!

text: This is worth having in every home. Just great information on so many different topics. I love it!


title: Good Magazine

text: It was fine but doesn’t have the amount of Farmhouse decorating that I like


title: If you live or have ever lived in any part if NY—this is for you!

text: Love this magazine!


title: A must by

text: Great pictures and stories!


title: Great price!

text: Great magazine for my husband


title: One Star

text: Do not use on the Kindle - wish I could delete it to free up space.


title: Catster

text: I don't start receiving the magazine until August.


title: Original repository of "Dad jokes"?

text: Still a good read after all of these years when taken for what it is meant to be - a general interest magazine.  RD is always positive, entertaining, and reminds me of all of the many good-hearted, hard-working people with whom I share this earth. It's an antidote to the sadness and cynicism induced by 24/7 news of ... well, so much.


title: gift

text: gift


title: Clever articles

text: At first I wasn't very excited about this magazine. If you're looking for relevant, informative articles about raising your children, you might want to look elsewhere. If, however, you're looking for an escape and eager to find something a little different from your typical parenting magazine, Wondertime is it. I love the clever stories and intelligence and silliness of this magazine. It's also the only parenting magazine my husband will read. I'll definitely be renewing.


title: I was expecting more

text: I've only gotten one issue but so far I haven't been too impressed. The magazine feels a little low budget (paper weight, photos, etc.) and the projects weren't anything I'd actually do.


title: Nice magazine

text: Nice magazine


title: Great Magazine!

text: Great Magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: This is a magazine I fell in love with at a very young age. Love the Short stroies


title: Great Magazine

text: Real Simple is my favorite magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Nice prove, but not my type of magazine. Too expensive to recreate some ideas.


title: They do a great job on the two subjects and how they play ...

text: Decent magazine. They do a great job on the two subjects and how they play roles with each other.


title: Renew subscription

text: This is an okay magazine, it once was a winner but has lost most of its popularity due to too many adds and not enough about its contents.  The magazine has turned into a money maker instead of reporting on interesting ideas and stories.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: My mom loves this magazine.


title: magazine

text: The large print in easy to read. I struggle reading small print


title: Cancelled

text: Very liberal and mostly advertising. Cancelled my subscription


title: Good pics

text: Not as much information and variety as I’d hoped for but it’s okay. Would be a nice gift. Going to continue with subscription anyway.


title: Best in show!!

text: I am a lover and breeder of our cold blooded friends and this magazine helps me stay on top of the latest breeds and techniques. Reptiles magazines is a must have and I highly recommend it whether you are a seasoned pro or you are looking to purchase a reptile or herp for the first time.


title: Great Magazine for Decorating tips

text: Want good decorating tips and recipes, subscribe to Better Homes and Gardens.  This monthly magazine is fun to read with a lot of good articles on decorating your home, your garden.  Beautiful pictures. and less advertising than other magazines.  A nice way to spend a quiet afternoon, reading the latest issue.


title: GREAT PUBLICATION . . . BUT

text: Purchased as a TODAY'S DEAL at introductory rate.  Really enjoy the articles and presentation. It's unlikely I'll renew at full subscription rate.


title: Can't beat the price in the stores

text: I love paper print magazines but at today's newsstand prices, I just couldn't afford them. All of the Amazon magazine subscriptions have brought the joy of magazine browsing back into my life. I will never buy another magazine at the supermarket or drugstore again!


title: ... weight watcher's leader and this magazine is packed fullof good information on foods

text: Purchased the magazine on advice from my weight watcher's leader and this magazine is packed fullof  good information on foods.


title: Disappointed in Oprah for the First time EVER!

text: The Oprah Magazine use to be good. Quality of articles, etc. just wasn’t as good as when it first came out. Just received the latest additions and breezed right through it. Nothing was saved and it went immediately into recycling. I will not renew.


title: Same magazine I've always loved

text: I've read this magazine since I was a girl and I still love it, even in digital form.


title: Cheap magazine

text: Great price for waiting area magazines


title: Lots of great tips and interesting

text: Magazine is well balanced for both the novice and pro. Lots of great tips and interesting articles


title: One of my favorites.

text: My favorite magazine.  Renew it every year.


title: For the tiny ones.

text: My two year old granddaughter looks forward to getting "her magazine."  She loves singing the songs, and reading the stories.


title: Something for every child

text: My seven year old granddaughter loves the magazine and looks forward to its arrival


title: Excellent magazine

text: I read each magazine from cover to cover.  Very interesting and well written.


title: bump

text: NEVER WANTED THIS STILL WAITING FOR A REFUND.


title: Like this magazine

text: Just what I ordered


title: It's just okay

text: I get Entertainment too.  It's okay.


title: Great women's magazine

text: Articles made for women's issues and family


I like it even though most of the stories aren't true.  I like the fashion and the Movie and TV reviews.


title: Five Stars

text: I did not miss an issue from when my subscription ended to starting this subscription.


title: Great to read and informative

text: Like the magazines but some recipes require too many ingredients


title: Very informative

text: Love the magazine!


title: Love it.

text: Finally got my first copy.


title: Please recycle...take to a dr office or oil change waiting room when done☺

text: Worth 5.00, always a tidbit or project to read about. Recycle them at the drs office.  Win win.


title: Five Stars

text: Good price


title: The only magazine ...

text: I read from cover to cover ❤


title: Great content

text: Perfect for my mom….. took 2 months to get started but it’s regular now