title: This has nothing to do with the quality of the Magazine...

text:
Rather this has more to do with the quality of the service I have received with Magazine Express, who is the company that distributes this magazine for amazon.
I do not at all recommend anyone subscribe to this magazine through Amazon, you are better off going straight through ImagineFX and subscribing via their website. This service is a whole lot of hassle and heart ache for nothing.

Long story follows:

My last months issue came very late about 2 weeks late, and I called and harassed Amazon and they were very nice and helpful. Magazine Express however took their sweet time and I got my magazine almost a week later (which by now was 3/4 into the month) and the magazine was damaged and missing the disc. So i complained yet again to Amazon employees, who were wonderful and not at fault here, and they said they would do their best to help me. I didn't receive word back from Magazine Express or Amazon until the 30th (which at that point I had already bought the magazine to enjoy), and I even bought the special edition because I wasn't sure I was even getting that. So yesterday (January 3rd!!!) I get both magazines, the december issue and the special edition, and not only are they not actual Imagine FX subscription magazines, with the big cover, they're regular store bought ones.

I call today to find out why I have received them when I asked on the 30th after so long that I didn't want the december issue and I wanted to be credited back my money for the month, since I already bought it after waiting so long. The guy tells me over the phone that "Oh the issues for that month come in at the end of the month". That is not true since i had received all of my first 3 months almost a week early, and also what's the point of having a subscription if I'm just going to get my issue super late and I could just go out and buy it at the store in the beginning of the month to enjoy it for that month.

This is madness!
Just go and get your subscription through ImagineFX website, that is what I am going to do when this subscription runs out.
I have yet to receive my January issue. I guess I get to enjoy it at the end of the month.


title: Sand sports magazine subscription

text: I had ordered this as a gift to someone at another address and that worked out perfectly. However, when renewal time came I agreed to renew and all of a sudden the magazine is being delivered to my house. I unfortunately can't figure out how to fix this. So, be cautious when doing a renewal thru amazon.


title: A luxury from the UK

text: IT is so good to get a British magazine on amazon here to read as it is very hard to get any British ones other than a couple of British food sites online. IT is also a excellent price and will enjoy reading them so much to let me know whats on in the UK at that time!!!<br />Thank you Amazon! Wish you would do the British woman weekly mags but this is a good start!


title: Five Stars

text: What a nice way to subscribe.


title: haven't received it

text: Haven't re lived this magazine. Disappointed


title: It's owned by Edison Nation

text: It's owned by Edison Nation with advertising for their own company and useless articles.


title: Like

text: Great mag for your gal.


title: Good magazine

text: Gift that was enjoyed


title: Great material

text: Gift foe the wife and she has enjoyed it tremendously.


title: Excellent deal

text: A really good price compared to subscribing elsewhere.  And I like the new format of the magazine ...less ads and nice paper.  A real pleasure to read.


title: Rip off

text: I just contacted Hearst who owns Quo and was informed that this magazine was discontinued months ago.  It's fully digital online now.


title: It’s very nice

text: This is a lovely magazine!


title: good price

text: no problem


title: Great gift

text: My sister loves the subscription I got her.


title: Seriously disappointed in what Outside has become

text:
I haven't read Outside in years, because I got frustrated with how the format of the magazine had changed.  I was travelling a couple weeks ago and picked up a recent issue to read on the plane.  I have to say, all the reasons I stopped reading it years ago are still there, and probably worse.

I don't understand who they think their readership is.  All the "gear features" are for things most folks can't afford or wouldn't spend that much on ($5,000 bicycles, $15,000 motorbikes, etc.).  I don't get it.  There were no articles about great hikes, places to camp or backpack, or getting outside to enjoy the outdoors.  There were articles on marathon runners who overcame an injury, a big pity party about a skier who died, a cyclist, and short (snippet) features on places to go that most in the US will likely never get to.  Those features are great as a small component of a larger set of stories, but not great as the bread and butter of the content inside an issue.

I literally flipped through the magazine once and threw it in the trash.  I don't understand what they are trying to be, but they are not a magazine for outdoor enthusiasts.


title: Pay for Ads and More!

text:
As stated by others, the content in the magazine is...lacking, to say the least. Honestly, the emails they send out for free are a better option than the magazine sometimes. I guess this is just one example of print dying: pay for hard copies of ads but get the articles in your inbox.

However, that's not ALL you'll be paying for. Even after cancelling my auto-renewal (I'm a sucker for that price), I signed up for a "free" giveaway they were doing on their website. Hey, free tools are free tools! After I filled out the entry form, it brought me to a page that said, in essence, "Would you like to subscribe? Give us your details and we'll bill you later!" Naturally, I opted to not fill the form out and just closed out of the tab. But Family Handyman is like a garbage disposal hellbent on money. It wants your money. It NEEDS your money. It's sole purpose in life is to get your money and dispose of it on paper leaflets filled with ads. And Family Handyman was not happy it didn't get its money. So, about a week later, I got a renewal notification in my email inbox. I replied to them, saying that I did NOT want the subscription and that I was already subscribed. A few days later, they sent me a bill for $10. Now, I'm a disabled man. I am not made of money. I was born far, far away from the garden where the money tree grows. My income is limited, to say the least. So, while $10 may not seem like a lot...to someone who gets $34 a month that DOESN'T go to rent...that's almost a quarter of my monthly income. And Family Disposalman needed that money for ads. I emailed them AND filled out a form on their website to cancel the renewal and what was left of my subscription. A few days later, they acquiesced. I somehow managed to slay the monster and keep my precious ten dollars.

The moral of this story is that, if you want a magazine mostly full of product pitches and predatory practices, go ahead and put your money down on the barrel for Family Handyman. If you want something decent, just go watch old This Old House reruns.


title: Great gift

text: Bought this as a gift for my granddaughter. She is 3 and loves that she gets her own mail and loves the issues as well.!


title: GOOD MAGAZINE!

text: Wifes days it's OK.  Basic stuff.  She wishes there were more Age specific helps for Seniors. Maybe future issues will provide them. Generally seems slick and almost on a par with RUNNER'S WORLD.


title: $5 for O magazine is a great price

text: I was able to get O Magazine for $5 through Amazon. That is a great price! Each month the magazine is HUGE! & although I don't agree with all the advice every month, a lot of the advice is practical. My only complaint is I wish they would show more reasonable priced 'great buys' and gifts (I don't live in NYC or the west coast, so to me the ideas are expensive) The magazine is still worth the normal subscription price, but at $5 why wouldn't you get it?


title: Four Stars

text: Like the content, fewer add would be nice


title: Came fast and budget friendly

text: Came fast in mail very nice magazine with recipes and stories


title: great recipes

text: Love Rachael


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect


title: Hate seeing the months roll by so fast but look ...

text: Hate  seeing the months roll by so fast but look forward to the next issue of RD.


title: my son has loved it. He's 9

text: This took FOREVER to start arriving. But once it did, my son has loved it. He's 9.


title: Great for Truck Lovers/Mechanics

text: My husband loves these magazines. He looks forward to it everytime he gets a new one and loves to give me a play by play from the bathroom of what he’s reading about. I don’t know what he’s talking about but he seems to be enjoying himself.


title: Love PW Mag

text: Love this magazine. Only complaint is that it's only four a year. Would not mind having more issues, especially for the price you pay for the subscription.


title: Only for people shopping designs, not DIYers

text: This is not for DIY people.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine...Even if you're not from the South it's a great mag....Even better if you're a Southerner


title: A lot of repetitive content each month

text:
Having moved to LA just a couple of years ago, I wanted to discover new cool spots in the city, especially restaurants.

This magazine usually has a decent cover story, but you get through that content in like 10 minutes and the rest of magazine kind of sucks.  It's a lot of repetitive content, a lot of uninteresting ads, and the multiple pages of restaurant listings are rarely updated at all.

You're better off just using Yelp!


title: Nice reading

text: I love this magazine. My 12 years old also liked a lot.


title: She would have enjoyed the magazine and stories if she could have received ...

text: Problem with this purchase was, it was to be sent as a gift to someone who is incarcerated and she was only allowed on edition, the others were deemed as having offensive content and were destroyed. She would have enjoyed the magazine and stories if she could have received it.


title: After reading the reviews...

text: I have an old copy from 2013, which is very good, and filled with interesting - non political content.  Apparently,  after reading the latest reviews, "Wired" is now a publication that is not interested in content, just political BS Marxist spin, much like the rest of the media.  I will not give them my money.  Nope.


title: Four Stars

text: Always like this magazine.


Great Magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great, fun, entertaining, and educational product!


title: subscribed

text: the 2020 subscription holds a landmark year of the century .


title: Like a mini writer's conference in each issue!

text:
... This magazine contains some GREAT articles that will inspire the beginning writer and help established writers hone their skills. The articles are written by seasoned writers -- most of them have a regular column every month.  For example, Nancy Kress, a well known novelist in her own right, is a regular contributor to a column exploring areas of fiction (for example: description, dialogue).  In the December 2002 issue she discusses stereotypes in fiction -- where they can enhance and where they can detract. The December 2002 issue also contains an interview with Alice Sebold, author of the successful novel "The Lovely Bones" -- every issue contains an interview with an author, from the wildly famous to the newly famous.
Here's a sampling of articles found in the December 2002 issue of Writer's Digest:  Interview with Alice Sebold, 365 writing prompts to keep you writing all year, how to read in public with confidence, earn extra bucks from special events, how to beat the 7 freelance demons, writing clinic: fine-tune narrative voice.  There are regular columns dealing with fiction, non-fiction, poetry, scripts, ask the lawyer, and so much more. All of the issues I've received (I subscribe) have been just as full as this one is.
If you are an aspiring writer, buy the magazine. Can't afford to go away to a writer's conference? This magazine is like a mini writer's conference that comes to your door every month to lift your spirits and inspire you.  Reading this magazine will make you feel that your writing dreams just might come true.


title: Knitter

text: One of the best publications available for both spinners and knitters. This magazine covers unique aspects of spinning as well as beautiful patterns for both the knitter and weaver.


title: Dream machines the British way - Great monthly magazine

text:
I'm not sure if I should be reviewing "evo" the magazine or the Amazon subscription process. I'll do both.
Subscription Process - I used to have a subscription directly with evo magazine/Dennis Publishing. After three attempts to renew it from the US which failed I gave up. The Amazon subscription scheme just works. The initial delivery times are listed as 4 - 16 weeks which accounts for delays due to publishing schedules. My first magazine arrived in 6 - 8 weeks. The renewal is automativ which will save me a lot of hassle. This is a service which could be better publicised but as far as I can tell it just works and can save you a lot of grief.

Evo magazine has been around in the UK for a number of years. It is a monthly car magazine published by Dennis publishing. Its ethos is "the joy of driving" and it concentrates on the driving experience rather than the utility of the cars it tests. The writing is crisp and often excellent. The design and photography are truly great too. It doesn't cover a lot if US cars but as a gateway to European and Japanese cars sold in Europe it is second to none.


title: We are always excited to see it arrive!

text:
When the mail carrier brings the latest edition of Babybug it's an exciting day in our home. My daughter loves these little books and we read them over and over.

In the reviews here on Amazon, at least one parent complained about there always being a story about Kim and Carrots in every episode, or the stories being simple. Um ... this is for your child and not yourself, right? Has your child ever watched "Wonder Pets" or "Sesame Street" episodes over and over, never tiring of Elmo or the other characters? Same concept here! Kids love repetition and thrive on it. This is exactly the kind of publication any early childhood educator would recommend for a child in this age range. But let me be very clear -- Kim and Carrots is really the ONLY story line that is the same in every issue. The rest are fresh and new, every time. The negative review I'm speaking of (in which the parent complained of Kim and Carrots reappearing in each issue and the simplicity of story lines) is actually a great "advertisement" for this magazine; it's just unfortunate that the parent who wrote the review didn't realize that fact.

For the record, we had no problems with delivery. Perhaps it's more a mail carrier/delivery issue?

Your child will treasure these books and will be so happy to see that "they" got something in the mail the day it arrives. It pops up in the mail and adds something new into the daily book rotation and turns an ordinary day into an exciting day. It always seems to arrive on a day when we really needed the extra boost. I promise, it will make you pat yourself on the back every time it arrives. I wish it was less expensive too but we appreciate it enough to pay the price they ask. You won't be disappointed either.


title: One of the BEST *natural* health magazines!

text: I've been a subscriber for several years, and my husband and I love this magazine. They have super articles and great recipes. It's just an overall wonderful magazine. Note: I didn't purchase from Amazon.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome :)


title: Great Magazine For Avid TV Watchers

text:
While some people don't like to admit that they watch a lot of TV, I'll gladly admit that I watch it, and enjoy it. Therefore, this magazine provides more in-depth information about many of the shows I watch. They let me know what shows are doing well, and what shows are on the chopping block. Also, I like the in-depth articles they do about a particular show each week.

The one disappointment I have is that I thought I would be able to receive this electronically on my tablet that has a Kindle app. Apparently, one has to have an actual Kindle in order to have this feature, so I do wish Amazon would expand the electronic version to all tablets with Kindle apps. I docked it one star because of this.


title: Good food book.

text: Purchased as gift, she really likes the book. So do I.


title: Four Stars

text: magazines ok


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE THIS


title: nope, doesn't do it for me

text: as the author of 14 published books I have to say that this is okay but of no help at all to the wannabe writer, rather read Stephen King and Margaret Atwood's marvelous books on writing and then take a good course near you.


title: Five Stars

text: Always done well and has beautiful artwork with informative information.


title: AllRecipes

text: Very happy with my first issue. Looking forward to this subscription & great menu ideas all year long.


title: Best magazine out there

text: Best magazine out there if you are interested in the world around you . And who isn't right? Award winning photographers. I grew up with these and still have some 1950's magazine. They are like a time capsule.


title: Five Stars

text: Love Dwell. Always great ideas.


title: Eagerly awaited every month

text:
I've not subscribed to a pet magazine since middle school when I couldn't get enough of Cat Fancy and the pictures of all the adorable, fluffy kitties.  Now, content is more important than pictures, and Modern Dog delivers.  I read every issue cover to cover and have yet to recycle one because they are so full of information.  Everything from food to training to breed quirks to pet friendly businesses are covered.  The product reviews are thorough and cover a wide variety (and price range) of products. The holiday 2010 issue had several pages of gift ideas, and I was surprised that so many items shown were actually affordable.  Many times pet magazines showcase items that are out of almost every income bracket are listed, so this was a refreshing change.

Dog owners will get a lot out of this magazine - health information, adoption stories, training tips, travel tips, nutrition, caring for senior dogs, products, shopping resources - it's all there. A subscription would made a wonderful gift for any dog lover.


title: Great magazine

text: I've been a subscriber for about two years now, and I still look forward to this magazine in the mail.  It has great ideas to improve my home in fast, economical ways as well as great recipes.  Of all the magazines I subscribe to, this is one of the two or three that I save every issue of.


title: Five Stars

text: Nothing better.


title: Five Stars

text: Great no hassle service


title: Five stars for the content, negative scores for Taunton Press' endless sales pitch annoyances.

text: I wholeheartedly agree with the other positive comments regarding the content and rich resource this magazine offers to builders. That being said, just be aware of the horrific tactics of Taunton Press and their management. I chose to not renew my subscription and the onslaught of advertising and pushy sales pitches have not stopped. I opted to not receive sales e-mails, but that only seemed to increase their frequency to several times a week. I am receiving regular telephone calls from them, although I keep telling them I do not want to resubscribe at this time and to please stop calling me. I am on the national no-call list and have notified them as well, but they have no respect for your personal wishes. It is shocking that such a fine information resource has management more akin to used car salesmen and time-share hucksters than to a professional organization. Enjoy the magazine, but unless you intend to be a lifetime subscriber be prepared to be hassled with a non-stop deluge of sales pitches in your snail mail, e-mail and telephone. I intended to order the magazine again in the future but their tactics have soured me to supporting their disrespectful organization ever again. So be forewarned, potential subscribers.


title: Lost it's way, another also ran.

text: I first subscribed to GQ when it was still a quarterly...an issue only every 3 months.  Back then it was primarily a men's fashion magazine.  It was sophisticated, useful and classy filled with clothing men could actually wear and practical grooming tips, trends and style.  I suppose in many ways it resembled a Ralph Lauren print ad. Now fashion is relegated to a few pages in the back of the magazine with men wearing things they seem to have found at a local flea market.  Nothing seems to fit properly, patterns - plaids - stripes...anything goes.  It resembles homeless couture.  Odds and ends that nobody should actually wear.  Sure the world has changed.  But fashion, good taste, and quality are timeless despite tweaking and contemporary preferences.  The editors may feel that grunge, hopeless edginess for it's own sake and adolescent sloppiness sell issues.  But they might be surprised that there's a huge pent up demand for sophistication and real style, both formal and relaxed.  I hope someone else picks up the torch.


title: Great value.

text: For $10/year. Everyone needs to get this.<br />Just don't let them auto-renew at a higher price.


title: Good for free.

text: Very good articles. I have received two issues since getting this for free. I have found at least 3 or 4 articles in each issue worth reading. Not only interesting, but have increased my knowledge on the subject matter.


title: Five Stars

text: The 6 year olds are happy.


title: Five Stars

text: The 6 year olds like it.


title: Pharmaceutical and cigarette ads

text: I just subscribed to Southern Living and was outraged over the advertising content within the magazine.  In particular, the issue that I received had a pharmaceutical ad for lung cancer and a few pages away from it was a cigarette ad.  Disgusting.  I would think a magazine that focused on lifestyle would contain ads that were relevant to that lifestyle.  There were also many other ads for various pharmaceuticals throughout.  When there was an article, it was very good but I can find the same ideas on Pinterest without all the irrelevant advertising.  I'll never subscribe again.


title: Always Entertaining

text: I subscribe to more magazines than I care to admit and I hate to say that I hardly read any of them.  This is the only magazine that I read on a regular basis because the content is always impressive.  My husband also reads this magazine and asked me to renew it.  The articles come with a fresh perspective and always focus on what is hot in Entertainment at the moment.  Unlike People or other popular magazines, this magazine does not have Papparazzi photos and is very classy.  It doesn't have trashy articles and that is what I like the most.  I highly recommend.  Amazon also has a great price on this.  I just renewed my subscription through a different source and paid 4 times as much.  I wish I checked Amazon first.


title: Not for someone like me...

text: I received a free subscription to this magazine over the past year.  While the recipes look decidant - they are not really something that I would make.  I am a working mother of 2 small children, I don't really have time to come home from work and whip up a Gourmet Meal.  The ingredients are also uncommon items that would need to be bought in specialty stores.  I imagine that I should have guessed by the title that the magazine is not really in my cooking league.  However, if you like to cook and use fancy ingredients - this is probably the magazine for you!


title: LOVE this magazine

text: This isn't a technical journal, it just has articles on the latest finds geared toward interested laypeople. I look forward to it, my only complaint is that it only has 6 issues a year!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magiazing plain and simple


title: Good Information

text: I have not finished reading all the articles yet, but so far, I am pleased with what I am reading.


title: Very informative

text: Grandson Loves this magazine so did his daddy


title: What did they invest my money?

text: I purchased this subscription in December and it now shows I won't start receiving it until April.  What are they investing the money?  It was convenient to subscribe this way but WOW 4 months to key a name, address, and mark it paid?


title: Excellent magazine for anyone interested in science

text: I love this magazine. I highly recommend it for anyone who is interested in various fields of science. The articles are short, engaging, and interesting. This is a great magazine for the layman who may not be into all the technical writing of a true scientific journal but would like the highlights version. This is it. I also recommend subscribing to their Facebook feed for your daily dose of brief scientific knowledge.


title: Watch the auto-renew

text: Auto-renew kicks in very early - you will be billed in Jan for the March issue.  Wish I had known.


title: Watch auto-renew


title: NOT WHAT I WAS EXPECTING

text: Hello,  The magazine arrived, but it was not as expected.  I like to hunt and shoot traditional bows, Recurves and Longbows.  I do not want to make my own bow or make my own arrows.  I assumed, incorrectly, that the magazine was what I wanted.  Completely my fault, but unfortunate.  Thanks.


title: A Truly Outstanding Magazine

text:
I subscribed to The Economist over a year ago after having found myself purchasing copies at some six dollars per pop at local bookstores. The price for a magazine subscription was higher than I would normally pay (some two dollars per copy was the best rate I could locate). But the in-store issues I had purchased were just so good that I found myself returning every week for the next copy, and that was turning out to be TRULY expensive. So, I made the plunge for a subscription to try it out.

I was not disappointed. The Economist has turned out for me to be without doubt one of the best magazines to which I've ever subscribed. The publication reads more like a detailed world briefing than a magazine, and its coverage of events from around the world is impressive in nearly every respect. I find that a weekly perusal of the magazine has broadened my horizons immeasurably, allowing me to learn about important people, events, and issues both within and outside the North American context. It is a publication that I look forward to reading each week, and it has shown me how very little "news" one gets by simply sitting down in front of the television (which has a significant portion of its time dedicated to running inane commercials, and the rest a playing of little "news reports" that are cycled endlessly, even over days) and assuming that what one is receiving is the sum of the news for the day. (It isn't.)

The Economist breaks up its print edition each week into geographical regions (The United States, the Americas, Europe, The Middle East and Africa, Asia, and Britain) and other topical categories (International, Business, Finance and Economics, Science and Technology, Books and Arts, Obituary, and Economic and Financial Indicators). There are also the regular weekly repeating columns, such as "The World this Week" (a summary digest of the world's news in short paragraphs). Opinion pieces each week include Charlemagne (covering issues within the European Union), Bagehot (covering Britain), Lexington (covering the United States), and Buttonwood (covering financial issues), in addition to current issues of interest (recent issues focused on Sarkozy's bid for the French Presidency, and The Economist openly supported Sarkozy, even printing one issue with Sarkozy in the place of the famous Napoleon portrait by David). In addition, the magazine regularly publishes "special features," insets to the magazine, typically some 15 pages in length, covering either a specific region of the world, a city, or a financial issue. Many of these special features are also available as individual reprints for educational use.

 Most articles in The Economist are just the right length to make sitting down with the issue for half an hour a day the perfect schedule for working through the magazine in time for the next weekly issue to arrive. A web-based edition of the magazine, complete with a searchable index of articles that have appeared in the magazine over the years in addition to the current issue, is available free to all print subscribers (one must use the customer number from the print edition to create the free online account). This is a perfect magazine for daily reading.

In a day and age when publications seem to be getting dumbed-down by the minute, The Economist is a place where one can find a comprehensive review and digest of news from around the world. We don't have to agree with all the perspectives the magazine takes, but we can certainly benefit from the outstanding coverage the publication provides. Reading it each week becomes an education in itself, and due to its wide-ranging scope, I now realize that purchasing my own subscription was a truly "economical" thing to do.


title: It's OK, but

text: nothing to hold one's breath in anticipation for. So I let the subscription expire and will read whatever is interesting when I see it in the library.


title: It's OK -

text: But the articles generally were disappointing, so I decided to just read it at the bookstore whenever a decent article appeared. Saving money and trees.


title: Not A Good Deal -

text: The magazine is great, but Amazon's price is not. I'm in for 20 issues at $20 - get the insert card in the magazine's latest issue and go to the site listed to charge to your credit card and save the bother/cost of mailing in the charge later.


title: Invaluable -

text: My special favorite issues identify the Top Docs and Top Dentists within the area. I've used those resources to pick my medical providers out of the 'sea of applicants,' found some wonderful providers, and never regretted it.


title: Often Very Useful Material, Much More Credible Than Forbes -

text: 'Fortune' often has useful articles, and even more often, its material is interesting. I always look forward to reviewing the latest issue.


title: Superficial and Vacuous!

text: I have tried reading this magazine a number of times - in each instance based on an article highlighted on the cover. Unfortunately, in each case I found the article to be too short, superficial, and vacuous. The magazine is just a waste of time and paper.


title: Often Interesting Source of Business Information

text: The articles, however, are usually not as detailed as some in Business Week and the Wall Street Journal, and the columnists are so blatantly biased (conservative) that they are not worth reading.


title: The BEST U.S. Newspaper

text: News is well researched and balanced, and I especially like their columnists such as Paul Krugman, Thomas Friedman, Bob Herbert, and Maureen Dowd.  In addition there is the excellent weekly NYT Book Review, and the occasional scoop - eg. the NSA spying flap.


title: I have been reading this magazine for several years. ...

text: I have been reading this magazine for several years.  If you watch the food channel, you will see some of the chefs and their tips plus recipes. It is a very entertaining magazine, not just recipes.


I have been reading this magazine for years and love it!!! It not only reviews new shows, it reviews movies and books.  If you love scifi, fantasy, dystopian, this is it.!!!!


I would never be without this magazine. It goes way beyond the news headlines. Precise, in-depth reporting on everything plus great photography. This is my world information!!


title: I would like more articles on treatments for ill pets and on ...

text: It's just an OK magazine.  I would like more articles on treatments for ill pets and on how to keep them healthy.


title: Guilty pleasure

text: I love this magazine, it is two of my favorite things - celebrity photo's and fashion tips.  Love it.


title: Informative

text: I like this magazine, I found it has quite a bit of ads in it, but some really good interviews with bands and the members, as well as articles that are well done.  I also get Rolling Stone but like Alternative Press magazine because it covers bands the other magazine may not and I learn about new bands every time I read one of these issues.  I can then search for them on Spotify and listen to new music from new bands I had not heard of before.


title: Oldie but goodie

text: I am an artist and like to look at National Geographic for inspiration for my art.  I absolutely love this magazine, very colorful, bright awesome photos and interesting articles.  National Geographic has such high quality photographers working for them which results in breathtaking and one of a kind photos. Love this magazine.


title: Great for Fishermen

text: My son is a big fishing fanatic, I ordered this subscription for him a couple of years ago and he loved it so I have renewed since then and will continue to do so.  If your into fishing this magazine is a great read, full of articles, product reviews and tips for fishing.


title: Your all in one Gardening & Farming magazine

text: I wish I had known about this magazine years ago, love it.  FULL of helpful information if you garden or farm.  I learn many things with each new issue and look forward to receiving them.  Very helpful articles, tips and stories to help you make the most our of your land, gardening, farming and producing.  Will certainly re-subscribe every year.


title: Interesting articles

text: Vanity is not just fluff articles but a lot of articles with good journalism.


Many magazines are a mix of articles and ads, and this one is no exception. However, it's full of cats so my kids LOVE it and we find the ads useful because we buy plenty of junk for the pets in the house, haha. My daughter repeatedly takes this one from our reading area and looks at it over and over again. She, at 5 likes the pictures and my 10 year old reads the articles. It's one of the few magazines that's still worth getting in hard copy.


title: Five Stars

text: a view of England worth seeing


title: I love the style of many of the homes - but expensively decorated

text: This is a more expensive magazine than ELLE DECOR, which is an equally nice magazine, and the products and furnishings featured in ELLE DECOR don't seem to cost as much.  I like ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST but it's a bit pricey for a subscription.


title: Features expensive hotels

text: I like the photos, but the special issues (like the annual one on Best Hotels) are pretty useless to me. I can't afford these places and probably wouldn't stay in them if I could.  Too luxe.


title: A little too much about food, but nice photos

text: I like the photography but there's quite a bit about food in this magazine, something I've found with ALL travel magazines, and I'm not too interested in that.  On the other hand, the writers sometimes explore remote places I've never seen and may never visit, so the magazine holds my interest.


title: Too political

text: This has went way too political, will cancel if it keeps it up.


title: recipes

text: The recipes in the magazine are amazing! I would purchase this for a friend interested in eating well with tons of flavor


title: One of the few magazines I read cover to cover

text: Real Simple magazine is fun and makes good suggestions. Even the recipes are pretty good. But the main reason I like it is that I read it from cover to cover. It's diverting and entertaining.


title: Perfect for the whole family

text: My son is 12 and he has really enjoyed this and learns something new all the time and shares with others. Nice to see a young kid have a decent conversation and not about video games!! My husband loves to read these and he isn't a big fan of reading. It really is great for the whole family.


title: Always great pictures and text

text: Have taken the mag since the late 60's. I always look forward to the coming issue.


title: boring

text: very little usable info


title: Appalling what the magazine have become

text: What used to be a catalog for curious became paid advertisement board with occasional political flavor in the articles. To think it is paid subscription when it should have been free. Unsubscribed.


title: Five Stars

text: Grandson loves it!


title: I am sure I would love everything, if only i could see the small print

text: I love Marie Claire. Through MC I have the opportunity to see beautiful clothing, gorgeous models outstanding photography . Additionally I great recommendations for care of my face, skin, and hair. hERE IS MY PROBLEM...The print is too small. I would love to be able to zoom in on a photo and size the print so i could read it. Please make an affordable digital version or larger print paper magazine.


title: Great Magazine

text: I really like this magazine.  The articles are great and the writers are people that you want to hear from.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine! Love OPRAH


title: Love it in print

text: I love this magazine and was able to get a good deal during Christmas. I wish it was published more often but it's great.


title: AD is a must read if you're into home design

text:
This magazine is one of my favorites to receive every month.

Despite the fact that I may never afford the products advertised, the ads are beautiful and not annoying as far as ads go.

AD features a number of different architectural and design styles, from the highest end luxe apartment to more reasonable but still modern and beautiful designs. They work hard to credit sources and give inspiration to both architects and just home design lovers.


title: I've always loved this magazine .

text: Great articles , reviews, and  short stories .


title: Disappointed

text: Little content , mainly ads. I will be canceling my subscription .


title: ... in the vintage days but still a lot of fun.

text: Not as sexy as it was in the vintage days but still a lot of fun.


title: A total rip off.. subscription reads weekly yet ...

text: A total rip off.. subscription reads weekly yet we received just one issue, that was in horrid shape. This subscription is much too expensive to issue ripped and torn merchandise. Smh


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. My wife loves all the great ideas and recipes


title: Love this magazine.

text: I love the magazine selections. So much fun to read.


title: Ladies Home Journal

text: good magazine for health information , recipies and beauty tips . Affordable clothing ideas and targets ages including 30s, 40s and 50s .


title: cuts out needless information and focuses on 50 +  !!!

text: Good beauty tips really geared towards more mature skin . Nice wardrobe ideas as well that are less trendy and more classic .


title: Reliable magazine for recipies

text: Reliable magazine  for recipies as well as beauty tips and stories you can relate to , for everyday type issues .


title: Nice Christmas Gift

text: This is an annual Christmas gift for my grandson.  I have been getting this subscription for him for about three years now, and he really likes it.


title: Great magazine, been getting it for over 15 years

text: Love this magazine. Colorful pictures, very good articles with tips on gardening


title: Texas

text: If you are from Texas or like to pretend you are, here is where you find out what is really going on at home!!!


title: Discover Magazine Renewal

text: Renewing magazine subscriptions with Amazon, rather than through the publisher, is not only less expensive, but absolutely seamless.  That is, as long as you enter your address the same way appears on the magazine label, your subscription is "tacked on" to the end of your current one.  With many other discount magazine sites, you'll wind up with an overlap of your old and new subscriptions, meaning that you get duplicates for some time and don't get the number of issues you thought you were signing up for.<br />Amazon is the best!!


title: Motivation

text: Great magazine to motivate you to get to the gym. Every month I find something I want to try.


title: Deceptive Billing Practices and no phone number on invoices

text: Very deceptive billing practices! I don't hate the magazine, just the way O magazine tricks you into renewing. They have multiple scams to keep you paying year after year, such as sweepstakes that automatically renew your subscription and billing tricks. There is no phone number on the bills to call them to correct it either. I was able to find a phone number 800-846-4020 and finally got my subscription stopped after years of renewals.


title: Something to look forward to in the mail other than bills

text: I got a great deal a few months back. I'm not a big magazine reader but I always enjoy getting my Food Network magazine in the mail.


title: Beautiful magazine

text: Love this magazine as quality of pictures.<br />Beautiful. Great articles.


title: Five Stars

text: Love Joanna and Chip and their taste and style! Love their show and magazine! Terrific magazine!!!


title: a must read for everyone

text: Has helpful information and resources. Tools, building, etc.


title: The Fall 2019 copy arrived yesterday!

text:
My copy arrived yesterday and I flipped through it and at first glance it looks like it has returned to it's original style!

Omg that's huge because it was RUINED when the long time editor in chief left the magazine and some new one came in and turned it into a food trend mag.


title: Good Product but auto renewal?!?

text: Real Simple has been a great magazine in our home.  We purchased this as a gift for our sister in law, and she has enjoyed it as well.  However, the seemingly forced auto-renewal has left a bad taste.  Look for the checkbox to uncheck if you don't want auto-renewal!


title: Five Stars

text: I love getting this again !!! I love the stories and beautiful pictures


title: Five Stars

text: Most excellent in every way!!


title: wow

text: love this magazine it has such wonderful receipes in it... cannot say enough I try to cook everything in the magazine and it has not let me down..


title: Five Stars

text: I do love this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: NOT THE WONDERFUL MAGAZINE I USED TO KNOW AND LOVE!

text: It saddens me that I have to write this negative review, but hopefully, the publisher will notice that enough people are upset about the state of this (formerly wonderful) magazine, and do something about it!<br />I live in an urban area, and for years, this magazine gave me a steady dose of tranquility. I used it to daydream about the day I can escape this concrete jungle. The layout was great, it was printed on quality paper, there was more exceptional content than ads, the photographs were beautiful, and high-quality. Every issue transported me to beautiful, simpler places. WHAT HAPPENED??!! Now, it's filled with ads aimed at the geriatric set (I am in my 30s, so not quite ready for them), the photos are few and far between, and mostly smaller photos, not the whole page wonders that used to be featured, and the paper is thin and smells like the cheap paper they use to print the weekly Parade magazine included in your Sunday paper. Was all of the original staff fired? Did they bring in some big city, hot shot editor to 'modernize' and streamline the magazine? Is all of the staff made up of disaffected twentysomethings who think simplicity and beauty are outdated and boring? I don't know. What I do know is that I will be personally writing the editor, getting a refund, and buying up old issues I find on ebay. What a shame!


title: Basically recycled information.

text: For the most part the same information is recycled year after year. Once in a while something is is new or interesting.


This was a bonus paper subscription offered to me in 2009 when I made a purchase. I was an occasional  Wired reader many years ago (in the nineties) in the days of print, and I always had trouble reading it because of the colored pages. This time around, I was hoping the printed magazine would be more legible ... and it wasn't. They sent me the bonus subscription for a year, and I tried so hard to enjoy it, but it was hard to read because of the tiny fonts.

Wired has always been a fine magazine, and still is today, despite all the competitive pressures from so many clickbait sites on the Internet.

Would have renewed it if I could have read it more easily.


title: Love the RD

text: I am a life long reader of the Reader's Digest.  I remember getting old RDs at a local swamp meet when I was 10.  I always love the articles and all of the jokes.  This is a good deal compared to the offers that the RD sends us from time to time.


title: Nice women's magazine

text: I was looking for something different to read.  I like the magazine, but really don't find that much I actually love.  Translation, a nice read, but nothing to write home about.


title: Why Bother

text:
I have read PS since the 1970s. The format changed and I "lost" issues due to the new limited edition model. Fancy paper doesn't make up for a lack of content.  My reduced subscription has ended and I have NO intention of renewing. PM still has my support.

I realize that the Internet has a lot of the content that PS used to contain but there is no substitute for printed media and the old style of PS.


title: Deterioration of Quality

text: I agree with the posts that the magazine has gone downhill. The holiday issues, especially Halloween through Christmas, have become bland, formulaic and unimaginative. The ads, particularly those for medicines, take up far too much of the magazine now. The coup de gras for me recently was a spread they did for a couple of television design stars in Laurel, Mississippi. The article featured a big gathering of folks getting ready to socialize at a spread on main street - and, other than I think the mayor of Laurel, there were almost no people of color photographed anywhere in the article. I used to live and go to school close to Laurel, and I know something of the diverse population there. I couldn't believe what I was seeing, nor the message that article was conveying. Sadly, as a long-time subscriber, I'm disappointed in both the editorial and creative quality of what used to be favorite magazine.


title: Great Find

text: This was the first time purchasing a Burda magazine so I was surprised that it came with patterns.  Well worth the price.  I look forward to trying the patterns.  I have copied one and it took a little while to  get the hang of all the lines.  Still, I love having access to these patterns.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Not my thing

text: Bought this for my mom who loved reading it. It kept her happy which made life better for me.


title: Five Stars

text: great product - will do business again


title: Not pleased with delivery or content

text: I never received this issue. It took forever to get the second one. The content is kinda boring and not what I expected. I am looking for cutting edge stories and tips that assist one in starting a business in this competitive world.


title: Great Magazine for Freethinkers!

text: Free Inquiry is a great magazine; it is well edited and informative.  The articles are well researched, and the columns are enjoyable mainstays expounding on topics of interest to those of us who want a more secular, less religiously inclined, world.  Editor Tom Flynn is opinionated, honest, and amusing as hell.  The magazine used to showcase the late great Christopher Hitchens, which is why I began reading it.  I will continue to read it, as long as it continues to promote reason at its best.


title: a great go-to guide

text: What I really like about People Style Watch is that it's laid out in an easy-to-read, at-a-glance manner. I subscribe to a lot of magazines for various reasons and often don't have time to look at them all cover-to-cover in one sitting each month. Though I usually have good intentions of finishing them later, more often than not, they get tossed in cleaning sprees before I accomplished that task. But with Style Watch, you can get a lot of info covered in a short amount of time and learn a lot; yet, if you don't get all the way through it before it's discarded, you still got your money's worth. In a nutshell, it's a thin magazine packed full of useful, interesting fashion tips, trends, new products, education, and pictures -- all without bombardment of ads or filler like in most other fashion publications. Just like it's parent magazine, People, the pages flow seamlessly. Perhaps Style Watch's greatest asset of all, in my opinion, is its appeal to women of most any generation: not an easy task to accomplish. Personally, I am the youngest of baby-boomers, but I enjoy the magazine as much as the twenty-something women I work with. In fact, for me, the only negative comment I could construe is that there's almost too much detail to absorb every month!<br />But that's a criticism I can live with:)


title: Great magazine for price although it's thinner now still enjoy

text: My favorite magazine


title: ... of reviews and figured out that this was the best magazine out there for kids needing some extra curricular ...

text: I read a lot of reviews and figured out that this was the best magazine out there for kids needing some extra curricular knowledge. So far it seems a little over the top: very scientific / factual and a bit dry. I can't imagine a 7 year old liking it. Perhaps it's because the whole first issue I received was about mud / dirt. How cool is that? Not really in my opinion.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves this magazine, he enjoys the many articles related to himself.


title: My 4-year old loves it

text:
This magazine has beautiful photos and easy to read large format print that is perfect for children just learning to read.  Highly recommend but be careful with the auto-renewal option.

Lots of reviewers are upset that they did not realize they were buying an auto-renew product.  Make sure you pick "1-year" NOT "1-year with auto-renewal" if you don't want auto-renewal.  At the time of this review, both options are available.  I know, it seems obvious but by the number of 1-star and 2-star reviews complaining about it, I thought it would be good to point out.


title: An oasis in the cultural desert

text:
I've subscribed to The New Criterion for three years. I don't remember how I found out about it, but it has given me more insight and pleasure than any other cultural journal I've subscribed to.

In his small classic, "On Becoming a Novelist", the late John Gardner identified two "masks" found in writing: the bland optimism of "Pollyanna" writing, and equally false "dis-Pollyanna" writing-- a bias toward cynicism and iconoclasm, gratuitous violence, crude language or bodily images, and uninformed negativity passed off as seriousness. The "dis-Pollynna" school of culture and criticism gets its sham strength from its (ever diminishing) capacity to shock and desensitize. Yawn. Time to disconnect those electrodes and walk out of the nihilist cultural dungeon.

By contrast, TNC is refreshingly free of mindless iconoclasm and smash-and-grab sensationalism. Its regular features cover a wide cultural range: art, music, theater, media, fiction and non-fiction books, poetry and more. Articles are rational and erudite, yet fully accessible to non-specialists. Reviews of books and cultural events stand on their own merits; one need not read the book or attend the event in question to profit from them. (Often, they serve as excellent introductions to the subject in question.) TNC pays little heed to fads or to the university ghetto; much of yesterday's avant-garde has already become today's intellectual Antiques Road Show.

A subscription to TNC includes on-line access to years of searchable archives of past issues, a huge value. So many archived articles stand the test of time, both in style and substance-- a sure sign of their quality and depth of insight.

If you want to encounter our great cultural heritage in well-written articles and features, issue after issue, and enter into an exchange that respects you as an equal even as it enlightens, The New Criterion may well be the journal for you.


title: Five Stars

text: Always good


title: Was resubscribed for 1 year without consent

text: I bought a 6 month subscription for my daughter and she loves them. But once that subscription had run out they resubscribed us for year without prior notification and charged my account 30.00. As soon as I saw this charge literally with in minutes I tried to cancel and was told that it was already in preshipping and couldn't be cancelled. I'm NOT a Happy Camper.

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title: Thinner than usual

text: Like themes but magazine is very thin


title: Great magazine

text: I have been getting PM for several years now and I love it! I can't tell you how many times I have learned about what's new in products, Space travel, Military weapons, cars, etc. It also has in depth articles on things like oil exploration and new energy resources. I'm telling you, if you want to sound intelligent around the water cooler at work or maybe you are just interested in new things like me, you should really consider ordering this Magazine.


title: Biased "news"

text: Never noticed how terribly biased Time has become ...


title: Great Value

text: Amazing recipes


title: Love it

text: Learning a lot.. getting incentive to do things for myself.


title: Learning good things

text: Very cool ...nice bathroom reading... Learning some nice tricks and it’s giving me incentive to better my home.


title: Good reading

text: Informative


title: US is miserable because Clinton lost

text: The cover says Malania is miserable. She does not seem miserable to me. The it would not surprise me with rags like US magazine lying about her and her fsmily. Lies about her young child as well. Magazines like this do not inform, they misinform!


it was once about music. today its just another of many liberal rags. if you are a far left anti American lunatic then this is your magazine. If you protest because the sky is blue and loot and destroy other peoples property this will suit you just fine.


title: Magazine inserts Bills every month

text: This magazine was purchased as a gift for my son. Every issue arrived with a BILL inserted requesting that he pay for the renewal. The last two issues were almost threatening! I do NOT recommend this as a gift at all.


As all ways, the best writing/graphic from the thought leaders of the world


title: Could Use Improvements

text: Works well on my android based tablet.  I just wish the crossword and sodoku games were interactive because for now they are useless in the digital format.  Part of the reason to subscribe (print) is to get on or before the newsstand.  Right now, it comes in the mail after it hits the newsstand.


title: Paid for a Year -- but received only one issue

text:
I subscribed to Revenue Magazine in Dec 2006.  It said that it would only publish 6 issues per year, so I wasn't alarmed when it wasn't till late Spring when I received my first issue.  Summer came and I wondered what became of the subscription, but I thought perhaps my wife might have misplaced an issue.  September came and my job got busy.  By Christmas 2007, I finally realized both that [1] this subscription was a pure waste of money because it never came, and [2] it was far too late to do anything about it.

I'm going to do two things [1] never again subscribe to anything with less frequent publication than "monthly", and [2] never again subscribe to a magazine via Amazon.


title: Still as good as ever!

text: Exactly as I remembered from years ago. I have the time to read again so looked for this publication and was glad to find it.


title: Still rockin'

text: I DJ part time on an Internet Radio station, Radio-KOL, so keeping on the cutting edge of music is pretty important. I use a few sources for free music and I depend on Rolling Stone for their music news and access to their website for members where a great selection of free mp3s are offered by new groups already heard and reviewed by RS staff. A iconic magazine for music lovers!


title: My eyes are happy

text: I have read Good Housekeeping for years, and since I've bought my subscriptions via Amazon before, I knew I could continue to do so with this one. Thank you!


title: great deal!

text: great deal!


title: Great reading for kids

text: My greatgranddon loves to read this.  Lots of information to learn about different animals and other articles.


title: Meh

text: Ordered in August got first issue in November.


title: $100.00, is this an error?

text: Why the big price jump.  $100.00?  Is this a mistake.  I love the populist,but the price is way out of reach.


title: good magazine if you want to know about new guns an ammo

text: good magazine I really like it


title: quality DIY publication

text: what a great 12 month subscription for such an incredible price. Look forward to its arrival each month.


title: The bicycle magazine for the rest of us.

text: I have been a subscriber since issue one, and will continue to subscribe as it is an incredible magazine and one that I thoroughly enjoy. It is the only magazine to cover non-racing bikes, regular riding, and all-around bicycle awesomeness!


title: Why can't we resubscribe?

text: WTH is going on with not being able to resubscribe? All my mags are on Amazon and this is one of my favorites. It's been dead for months and I keep waiting for it to go live again so I can resubscribe, just to avoid having to go through the publisher directly. This is the best PC magazine available, doesn't bother with fluff pieces, and is for the serious PC'er.


title: Love it!!

text: I love this magazine and I’m so glad I could take advantage of this special offer!


title: Best southern magazine on the market.

text: Fabulous magazine the pictures are so realistic and well planned. The articles are clear and easy to understand.. the lay out is great the recipes are grouped together so if you want one you aren't cutting up the whole magazine. Garden articles are useful.


title: Love this magazine!

text: I have read this magazine for over 30 years. It has the best ideas and recipes in it along with great info!


title: Excellent source of information for home improvement projects.

text: I have enjoyed the magazine for many years. Always find informative information that I have used many a time in home improvement projects. Instruction for projects are always clear & easy to follow.


title: What a ripoff!!!

text: Second year of waiting for my subscription and nothing yet. What a ripoff!!!!


title: Rip-off!!!

text: Second year I’ve been waiting for my subscription and I’m still waiting and nothing yet. What a ripoff!!!


title: Still waiting!!!

text: Love this magazine but I’m still waiting to receive them!!!!


title: Two Stars

text: not a fan but my husband is


title: one of my favorite mags

text: great deal. the only car magazine i still get. love it.


title: Don’t

text: Do not order! Even when you cancel it, somehow the next year you are back on automatic orders.  It is the Hotel California of magazine subscriptions.


title: Five Stars

text: My daughter is 8 and loves it.


title: Five Stars

text: Very interesting information for young readers.


title: Four Stars

text: My son-in-law is enjoying this magazine very much!


title: Love it

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: I love it


title: Five Stars

text: Great for kids...written well


title: Great for the Weekend Warrior or Wannabe

text: Good variety of articles and great photos.  I always rush to read it when it arrives.


title: The info and the system is great!!

text:
The info  and the system is great!!!
what I hated is the freaking adds every time you wan to view a video..  you would think that IBD will take those adds out for paying customer and live those in for non subscribers. I guess they are good at investment but  not at marketing.
I don't see my self paying $268  for viewing a website when I realized that I can  get some of the information  for free.

who knows I will seat on the sidelines and wait if  IBD stop force feeding infomercial  to paying customer and lower the price some more.


title: Mostly a blast from the past

text: The magazine is hyper liberal which I am but honestly I keep politics and humor in two different parts of my brain.  I still love it though.  My only grip is they ship in no protection other than a light paper cover so the magazine usually looks awful after going through the mail system.  For the cost they charge they should at least be in a plastic bag like every other magazine.


title: A Mental Vacay!

text: I just love this magazine<br />I wish there were 12 issues like before!


title: Pictures ,color is amazing

text: Great magazine


title: Best Cooking Advise

text: My husband just loves these magazines.  Everything we have ever made from this magazine we have loved.  I will say that we only cook 1 or 2 recipes from each book but, we don't mind because the tip/advise that you get from these books is the best part.  We also like reading the articles where they compare different products and tell you which ones they prefer and why.  As my husband says, "This magazine is cooking for Engineers" because it's all tested a proven.  We love them so much that we get there special edition hardcover books at the end of the year.


title: On time

text: This mag is on time and all about you, who could ask for anything more? Don't ask, my ears are closed to negative comment.


title: Hooked into continually renewing

text: Tried to cancel be it wasn't possible.


title: Bon Appetit for the city folk

text: I live in a rural part of the country. A lot of the recipes in the magazine call for ingredients that I can not easily obtain. The one recipe I did try was good but beyond that the subscription has been virtually worthless.


title: Not really country living, but "Farmhouse" in a HOA neighborhood with a lovely view of Target.

text: Most of the pages are advertising. And the "Country Living" isnt really Country living. More like an episode of Fixer Upper meets Modern renovators. A few stories of farmers or people with chickens.

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title: Its a travel magazine.

text: Magazine has pictures of really awesome places.


title: Fake News

text:
A fake news newspaper. Simply transcribing Rush Limbaugh's radio show, word for word, like a broken record. Zero authentic journalism.
Does very little to address the real problems facing orthodox Jewry, such as the chareidi draft in Israel.
Spends half the paper discussing boring back door israeli politics in the knesset, and focuses very little on interesting news items.
Blacklists any Chareidi Rabbi that dares to disagree even slightly with their positions. It's the english version of "pravda".


title: True Freedom of Speech

text: The best magazine created by the bravest cartoonists.


title: Great!

text: Every issue you you get is different than the ones in stores! Most of them come with a bonus or two! Lucky me, 'cause I got my subscription for $5


title: Great subscription offer

text: Great subscription, first issue came within weeks.


title: More Advertising Than Writing and Recipes

text: I have been a Ruth Reichl fan since her days at the LA Times (and her three autobiographies are exceptionally written), but I do not understand what she has done with this magazine. My chief complaint is the number of pages of advertising vs. the number of pages of writing and recipes. After finishing an issue, I feel assaulted by multi-page adver-torials from wine companies, cruise ships, and anyone else willing to fork over big $$$ to convince me how environmentally responsible they are. I never come away excited about food or ingredients or culture or a new dinner idea. Bon Appetit, on the other hand, has modernized and stylized its page layout, coverage and relationship with the reader. Yes, they, too, have a ton of ad pages, but I can overlook them better when almost every page of content is a joy. BA, I will be renewing my sub next year!


title: Two Stars

text: A lot of feelings about climbing.


title: Five Stars

text: Good content!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


I love Porsche


It needs to be stated clearly that this is a "print only" offer. If you currently have an all-access subscription with Time, and were disgusted by their renewal offer of $75.95 (while they are offering a $40 all access subscription on their website right now), you will be disappointed if you pick this offer. Yes, you will be saving money with this inexpensive offer, but you can say bye-bye to reading the Time magazine on your iPads and iPhones.


title: Subscribe services not good!

text: Not interested


title: A great knitting magazine.

text: This magazine works well for beginners and for the more advanced knitters. Good patterns that can be easily read, the pictures are great and it's the one knitting magazine that I use.


title: Great magazine.

text: My husband really loves this magazine.


ENJOY MOST OF THE ARTICLES WHICH ARE VERY CURRENT.  HARD TO HOLD -- A LITTLE BIG AND DON'T LIKE TO HAVE TO TURN TO BACK PAGES TO COMPLETE MOST ARTICLES.


title: GREAT COVERAGE OF UP TO DATE AND TRENDING TOPICS.

text: I LOVE HE TOPICS--VERY CURRENT.  I DO NOT LIKE THE SIZE - IT IS HARD TO HOLD.  I ALSO HATE HAVING TO SKIP TO THE BACK PAGES TO FINISH MOST ARTICLES.


title: OK

text: The text is very small, difficult to read, though the restaurants and small shop guide around L.A was informative.


title: Good price

text: I couldn't find Reader's Digest at a better price than Amazon offered.


title: 30 minute meals for real

text: Excellent selection of recipes anyone can prepare, in just 30 minutes.  No need to be out of ideas for any party or get together, just open the book to any page, and you're set and ready to go, or should I say Cook!!


title: Fabulous

text: I absolutely love this magazine coupons and recipes . what more could you ask for? Would definitely recommend it to anyone


title: Everything I ever needed and more.

text: Most useful and practical articles. Especially for someone who doesn't do online classes and workshops. I prefer quick reads and this magazine is easy and enjoyable read. When ever I'm stuck, I read these helpful articles and they pull me through. I end up getting refreshed, motivated and loaded up with useful tips and tools. Best investment for my career. Thanks!


title: Great!

text: Bought a subscription for my husband - He loves this magazine and it's so convenient to manage through the Amazon magazine subscriptions!


title: It's OK

text: Some good stuff, some new stuff, some really  old stuff. It's inexpensive, informative, and comforting.


title: Every horse owner should read this

text:
I have been a subscriber to EQUUS for about 4 years.  There are 2 other mags that I receive that I trust as well, to keep me informed on the latest findings in research, diseases, equipment, training, etc. With the three mags, I am better informed and can be the best participant in my horse's well being.  I can trust what I read in EQUUS.  Every horse owner should add this magazine to their list of subscriptions.

THe other two magazines I receive are The Horse Magazine and the Horse Journal.


title: A Plethora of Useful Information

text: I have been subscribing to The Horse Journal for over 4 years and have found the articles to be very informative.  This magazine has no advertising and has something for every horseperson.  You'll read the latest finding on a particular health issue, questions and answers to and from the vet, and a consumer report on a particular product.  I save my issues as I have had to refer back to them when an issue arises at the barn.  We had one horse suffering from severe rainrot.  I was able to pull the past issue that dealt with this problem and show the owner.  This magazine follows much of the AAEP findings - you won't be sorry you subscribed.


title: Great magazine! Although I wouldn't pay full price because ...

text: Great magazine! Although I wouldn't pay full price because it's FULL of ads, it's a great trash mag for the weekends!


title: Lots of value inside of this Magazine.

text: Fantastic. Lots of great articles.


title: Five Stars

text: The grandsons love reading this magazine every time it arrives. They love the pictures and stories.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome magazine for your little ones


title: House Beautiful inspires me to make little changes in my home ...

text: House Beautiful inspires me to make little changes in my home to keep 'in style.'  There's always an article about using color, and Alex has some good recipes!


title: Worth it.

text: This is a very good magazine to have a subscription to.  It's informative and interesting.  I'll keep ordering it. Thanks!


title: More

text: Great magazine for older woman. This not only covers the aging process in all woman,but also covers gardening ,home decorating ideas,and  great food recipes


title: BHG

text: I love this magazine. They have simple affordable decorating ideas. Living at the beach gives me the opportunity to put these ideas to good use. Love the cottage style looks. I also wanted to say they are a very nice company to order through.


title: Simple Living

text: My favorite magazine. I have received Coastal living for years. I love the simple ideas for decorating this magazine offers.After all liviing at the beach is a simple lfe style.


title: Few recipes.

text: Am not a fan of the magazine.  To many advertising ads.  Not many recipes.  I am going to be canceling the magazine.  If you don't live in New Orleans area you can't purchase some of the items the recipe use.


title: Advertisements everywhere

text: I wish I could say I loved this magazine but I don't.  I won't be renewing.  The cover will say things like "25 Instant Kitchen Makeovers" and then you turn to the page and it is a list of 25 things like napkins, toasters, and cookie jars.  I want to see 25 makeovers--as in CHANGED ROOMS not crap you want me to buy so that you have more advertisers.  I would happily pay a higher cover price if this magazine actually showed more rooms and more makeovers instead of catering to advertisers.  Sadly it is mostly just product placement and junk they want you to purchase to fill up your house.


title: Never received a single issue!

text: Bought this as a Christmas gift and never received a single issue. Embarrassing! I had let our niece know about it and she was disappointed.


title: I love this magazine, and you can’t beat the price!

text: I don’t often order subscriptions, but this magazine is consistently awesome.


An excellent publication and so worth a subscription! The way it is designed really helps you learn techniques to engage your child<br />In reading. But it's all fun! Never preachy or teachy. However I would recommend this for a child who is at the oldest two and half, and who hasn't started preschool. If your child is closer to three, I'd suggest LadyBug instead.


title: Hit or Miss

text:
As with anything that's a collection of essays, reporting, humor and/or fiction, every issue of this tended to be a mixed bag for me. There would be issues where I'd read the whole thing; some where I'd read one or two articles and skip the rest; and, unfortunately, some where I'd read the Talk of the Town and the cartoons and that's it. (The poetry is always bad; don't read it.) There are stretches of time where I've subscribed in the past and been very satisfied, but my most recent subscription period (early 2019) wasn't great. I was repeatedly disappointed in the content, week after week, finding many of the stories dull (that profile of A.J. Finn was a huge trip though!) and the humor and fiction lacking, leading to issues piling up, unread. I ended up cancelling before my three months were up.

$5 for 3 months is a great deal, especially if you're lucky enough to get it during a strong 3-month period, but I find myself in a love-hate relationship with this magazine most of the time.


title: Great magazine for young boys or girls

text: My kids really enjoy getting mail and love this magazine.  It is appropriate for boys and girls.  My kids love the posters that sometimes come in them too.


title: Great DIY project ideas and fixes

text: Great DIY project ideas and fixes.  I read through every issue and keep them handy when I need them later.


title: A must read to see the best in the world

text: If you want to stay positive about life, stop reading doom and gloom websites and magazines and start reading what's AMAZING in they world. This magazine does just that. Life is great and getting better every day because of the innovation and creativity of mankind. I enjoy reading this magazine and it makes me positive.


title: **THE TRUTH: WILL NEVER DELIVER ON FULL SUBSCRIPTION

text: Notifies you a few months in advance to renew at 10-times the price. If you don't, they cut your prepaid one year subscription off right then and there, and you get cheated out of the last few months of your supposed 1-year subscription.


title: HAPPINESS is SEEING

text: Great to be able to see Readers Digest without straining my eyes.  Even with glasses, I could not see it all.  Si I am extremely HAPPY.


title: Three Stars

text: Just didn't enjoy it that much.


title: magazine

text: good magazine


title: Nothing else like it for woodenboat lovers

text: Quality magazine with very few ads.


title: It used to me way better...

text: As a subscriber for many years, I can definitely say is is not as good as it used to be.  Reviews are shorter. Smaller and fewer photos in the articles but more advertisements.  I really miss the old columnists from 10 years ago.


title: one big sales pitch

text: This magazine is just one big sales pitch, trying to hide behind "let's see what's new".<br />Also, the delivered the last magazine wrapped in plastic, as if the planet doesn't already have too much plastic choking itself......


title: Nice coverage, helpful tips

text: I have only received a few issues, but I do seem to like this magazine better than Golf Digest. I think the design and layout are more readable, and the golf tips they provide seem a little easier to understand.


title: Nice projects

text: Love this magazine, but as most others it has become thin and mostly adds.


title: Great magazine

text: Love the projects in magazines.  Step by step instructions.


title: Great Magazine

text: I just got my first issue and I love the magazine.  The layout is great.  The table of contents is pictures of every recipe separated by type, breakfast, lunch, dessert, etc.  It's easy to read and follow and the stories are short and sweet.  All in all, a great purchase!


title: Great price

text: The price was very affordable.


title: All YOU Magazine

text: Great magazine and I will continue my subscription.  All kinds of coupons and interesting stuff.


title: Best RC magazine still around!

text: Lots of eyecandy and how to articles, from building ARF models to intalling engines and more serious construction. Can't wait for each magazine!


title: An anti-american liberal elite publication

text:
The people who publish this magazine should be in jail.  The

elite liberals behind this magazine have admitted to publishing

false stories about our troops in cuba doing bad things to

arab books.  The editors (to the top) need

to go in the same way that all the people at CBS had to go when

they published false stories about our president and tried to

throw the election to the liberals.

The important mission of bringing freedom and american values

to afghanistan is one we cannot allow anti-american liberal

publications to sabotage.  Authors like David Horowitz have

explained how liberals are the silent footsoldiers of terror

in partnership with the terrorists (see his book: unholy

allance: radical islam and the american left).  The connections

between the liberal elite media and the american left are

already well known.

The only good thing to come out of all this is that afghanistan

showed how far they have come in learning freedom.  The

terrorists attempted to take over the government and they were

stopped in their tracks by Afghans who love their country and

love freedom.

This needs to be investigated by congress and the justice

department.  Our leaders need to dig into the connections

between the elite media, liberal front organizations and

the terrorists in afghanistan.  The propoganda in newsweek

and the attempt to overthrow freedom in Afghanistan were far

too well coordinated to be coincidence.

Freedom of the press is exatly that:  freedom.  Our constitution

and founding fathers never intended for freedom to turn into

a government-backed right to lie in a magazine about US troops

and to give aid to the enemies of freedom in afghanistan.  Our

leaders must stop this treasonous nonsense now.


title: Cool cat magazine

text: Great cat magazine.  I first saw this at my vet's office and decided to order on Amazon since the price is right.  I only wish they would publish more issues per year.


title: Thought provoking

text: Wired has excellent articles.....the content is well researched and the subject matter goes beyond technology.<br />Objective, I don’t see much in the way of a political slant.Refreshing!


title: Beautiful magazine, well put together!

text: This is an excellent magazine for any artist, beginner to advanced.  Bought it for my daughter, the artist, except<br />she didn't read it, so I did, and I became the artist! Very nice pictures, and articles to learn by.


title: ... issue and am waiting for my October issue I love Eating Well just wish it would show up

text: I so far have only received 1 issue and am waiting for my October issue I love Eating Well just wish it would show up


title: Four levels of Sudoku plus

text: I've been buying this same collection at a local drug store .  Since this is a subscription it is a much better price.  There are four levels of regular Sudoku plus Loco Sudoku and Sumoku.  Sumoku is very challenging.  If I had any complaint it would be that I would like to have more of the Loco Sudoku.


title: never shipped

text: I never received this order. I received an email stating they were cancelling it and I will receive a refund for the gift certificate, but never received it


title: Can read without glasses.

text: Especially like the puzzles.  Fun to be able to try without struggling to see.  The articles are not real exciting, but didn’t expect them to be.  I like it.


title: Even my wife reads....

text: ...The Smithsonian!  Interesting articles and features. Usually takes us 2 or 2-1/2 hours each, to read.  This is awesome because we both skip material in any magazine that doesn't look interesting.  Most can be discarded after 15 minutes!


title: Great magazines

text: One of my favorites magazines for a crazy good price  on subscription , I love it . 100% recommend


title: Five Stars

text: i love it


title: Good recipes - Mainstream magazine

text: Lots of adds, has celebrity information and recipe in it.


title: DO NOT ORDER

text: Do not order!  Once you order they automatically continue to send.  I have tried unsuccessfully to cancel this and you CANNOT get in touch with anybody to cancel.  I ordered for 1 year in 2015.  They automatically charged my card for 2016 and now for 2017.  NOT HAPPY!


title: Great magazine at a great price

text: I too recently subscribed to BBC History Magazine through Amazon and had no problems. It's a colorful magazine full of interesting and lively articles and stimulating ideas. Indirectly, I also see BBC History Magazine as a kind of travel magazine. There are lots of historical places I want to check out after reading a few issues. Highly recommended!


title: Not what I thought it was

text: It is above my needs. There does not seem to be much in the way of metal SMITHING.  Just not for me.  I am a beginner, looking for more specific ideas and sort of training.


title: Great magazine

text: I’m a big fan of national geographic channels  and this magazine was the first magazine I bought from them And it was really  worth it I really love it


title: Great magazine

text: So much talent and information. Enjoy picking what I can use and adapt to my personal style and space


title: Misleading Offer

text: I thought I was going to receive hard copy issues of Bob Appetit. Instead it is apparently on-line access, which I didn't particularly want.


title: Natural History rating

text:
I gave this subscription to Natural History as a gift and it was well-received.  Not only are the adults enjoying it but the kids enjoy looking through it, too.

I'm very pleased that my gift was well-received and enjoyed by all.

Janelle Mason


title: Loved it!

text: Unique ideas.  Wonderful photos.  Unfortunately, now, priced out of range.  Wish it was printed in English.  Also, when I tried to reorder, there were absolutely  no options for English, and I don't read or write French.


title: Five Stars

text: birthday gift


title: One Star

text: Sadly No, it didn't. We only received half of our issues even after contacting them twice.


title: Cover the technology - Not the politics

text: Cancelled my subscription.  Heavy political tilt.  I just want info about the technology - not why we should or should not be adopting it.


title: Great Magazine For Your Young Animal Lover!

text: Wonderful Kids' Magazine! It is filled with vivid pictures & interesting articles! My kids love reading this magazine!!!


title: Easy news

text: Time magazine has been an easy source for up to date information on what's happening in the world for a long time.I like the format better than the other news magazines. I started reading Time when I was a child.


title: Don’t understand your question

text: I’ve only gotten 1 copy in the last 3 weeks. It used to be a weekly magazine


title: Five Stars

text: They said it was large edition. I had to call and change it.


title: This was an interesting magazine but not my cup of ...

text: This was an interesting magazine but not my cup of tea. This was a free subscription so this may not be a fair rating.


title: A portland necessity

text: I can't say how many times a month this magazine reads my mind. There have been so many different restaurants, bars and places I've visited because of this magazine. I do agree with another poster about the amount of ads. There are a LOT and it seems like they have no standards. If you thumb through the advertisements it seems like they will take absolutely any ad, it doesn't matter who or what it's from. Other that that, I enjoy my monthly subscription!


title: Four Stars

text: Interesting mag but overpriced


title: Very light on content.

text: Too much filler/ adds.


title: Four Stars

text: A peek into a future of limitless possibilities.


title: Great price

text: Great price


title: must have Catholic companion.

text: a catholic staple. thank you.


title: If you like classic cars, this is the magazine to get

text: Great articles and great pictures.  Printed in fully color on very heavy stock.  Each issue features some in-depth articles about classic cars and also articles about the people involved in manufacturing & design.


title: UPDATE: Fabulous and Super Informative

text:
UPDATE 2015; GREAT magazine now. Perhaps they changed editors? Now, I use and love. A friend had and said, "you must be thinking of another". I wasn't but, when I got her new issue to peruse, I was amazed. It was now wonderful. I made two recipes that day and was enthused by articles on eating well. NOT generic any longer - and something I would totally now recommend to someone looking to eat healthier.

You can read what it was like to see I must really like now...

It is a magazine of recipes that are not new or special. I ordered hoping it was in depth about healthy eating. So, if you are new to eating "right" this may be okay. But, eh. UPDATE: They must have read as they never sent another issue...how terribly dull.


title: Best Nag

text: One of the best motorcycle magazines ever.


title: Neither timely delivery or accurate item

text: First, it took almost 5 months to receive the first issue, then it is replaced with an "all new" version, which is far too adult for my 6 year old daughter.


title: A joy for the poetry lover

text: This magazine contains exclusively poetry.  No distracting ads or reviews, just poetry (and some black and white art by editors Robert and Andrea Moorhead).  About forty five poems in each issue, in several languages.  The majority is in English, as this is an American magazine.  But there are also poems in French, Italian, German, Portuguese, and Greek, to name a few.  The foreign language poems are translated in English or French.  To me, this increases my interest in the publication, because I am somewhat interested in other languages.  The editors, the Moorheads, clearly have a great dedication to poetry.  In an early issue, they defined Osiris as "an apolitical international journal, which seeks a human art, without intellectual or social categories."  A must for anyone with a passion in poetry.  And the delivery has been impeccable so far.


title: As Good as always!

text: It has just enough instruction, and information for craftsmen. Sources for material and step by step instruction very good and helpful.


title: Parents BEWARE!

text:
This magazine lures in young readers by putting familiar admired celebrities on the cover. In a recent article they discuss kissing. They also address girls kissing girls on page 81 of the feb/march 2012 issue.
That is NOT appropriate for this age group and clearly this magazine has an agenda.
I encourage parents looking for a nice magazine to consider Discovery Girls:[[ASIN:B0000633EA Discovery Girls (1-year)]]
instead of GL/girls life.


title: This Is What Time And Newsweek Should Have Been But Were Not

text: If you tired of shallow low-res news you need to get this periodical and find out what is going on in the rest of the world (and the U.S. as well). Well worth the money.


title: Headline?

text: Love this magazine.  Grew up in CA, my mom used to get it.  Live in OK now.


title: so much fun

text: this is my favorite new subscription.  the layout is great, the content is very entertaining and useful, the regular columns are well-chosen.


title: if your looking for a good decor magazine this is the one.

text: Love it. Lots of great ideas for decorating.


title: better to get it at this price and enjoy. love the deco ideas

text: wanted this mag. at a good price, and love the deco ideas.


title: A little on the expensive side-but WELL WORTH IT!!

text: On a get-a-way with my wife we went to the local Meijer. As she shopped I checked out the plethora of magazines. That's when I found "Handloader-Ammunition Reloading Journal". WoW! A little bit expensive, but well worth it! Even if you don't reload and are just a shooter it is packed with tons of information. Take it from a retired police officer.I'm here on Amazon searching for an inexpensive subscription rate. And I RARELY subscribe to any magazines!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it....


title: Not what I expected

text: Disappointing


title: Five Stars

text: Contemporary enlightenment from serious relevant interests to my humor satisfied!


title: You Can't Believe the Drone Reviews in this Magazine

text:
I don't like this magazine because all of the drones reviewed are considered great.  I'm pretty sure the magazine is afraid of antagonizing their advertisers, as I see no negatives associated with any products.

I made the mistake of purchasing the Rise Vusion House Racer based on the 2nd magazine I received (I've received 3 total).  The review stated that the first + was "Easy to fly with advanced modes."  That totally wrong.  The last + was "Just plain fun!"  Again wrong, just plain frustrating is more like it.

I give the magazine 2 stars because the pics are pretty good and some articles about techniques for taking videos and pics are worthwhile, but you are really paying for one big advertisement.  If anything the magazine should be free.


title: Four Stars

text: Grandson loves this magazine.  He can't wait for the subscription to start.


title: Great Magazine

text: I love the magazine. I watch the show whenever I can. So many great recipes, helpful tips. I would recommend this magazine to anyone.


title: Like it a lot!!

text: This magazine is full of great ideas as well as awesome coupons! There are so many cost saving tips and tricks that I feel like I want to do them all! It's a great magazine for those crazy couponers like me!


title: Five Stars

text: Very Good


title: Five Stars

text: My 79 year old Dad enjoys this gift magazine immensely.


title: great

text: love this magazine with all the topics and information of the catholic way of life, things that you want to know the answer too.


title: It is good to see what you are trying to read. Try it!

text: Nothing to dislike. Magazines were gifts for my wife and her best friend. Large print is good for us old folks. Reader’s Digest has brought information and joy to people for many years.


title: Mag seems to have been improved.

text: My wife likes your magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: great value...


title: Great stuff inside.

text: Nice to get DIY projects using common tools that most DIY's have without requiring the Norm Thompson specialized wood shop.


$5 for 3 months, and then auto renewal for $150


title: eh...ok

text: I'm not sure that this is a very good magazine for me... Time will tell, but so far, I wish I subscribed to a different mag.


It is non-partisan and very informative of the week's major news stories.; I have been getting this magazine for 6 years now and truly love it..  Great articles and stories.


title: Great for home remodeling ideas!

text: I really enjoy this colorful magazine, don't use the digital version much.


title: A nice surprise for our family of cat

text: Enjoying this a lot! A nice surprise for our family of cat lovers


title: My wife loves these.

text: We've been subscribers for many years, and it always satisfies.<br />We've been subscribers for many years, and it always satisfies.


title: A great way to keep learning Latin

text: Well written articles about a wide range of topics. In general, authors keep a very good academic Latin level, with a few grammar mistakes and errata here and there, which is understandable. But overall, a great way to learn new things and improve your Latin while you're at it.


title: Same old Hollywood BS.

text: This is just a rag sheet that glorifies minorities, anti-police celebs, and celebrities showing off their expensive wardrobes.

user_id: AFNYALLHYRHTJTHYTFBZERNGCKSA


title: Gentrified Reading

text: I ordered this on a whim, and have been pleasantly surprised with the result. This is the lifestyle magazine I had been looking for. The pages of this magazine gentrify you as you go through them. Even though I may never attend events such as the Hermes equestrian show in Paris, it is inspiring to read about it. Nothing other magazine is quite as refined.


title: Always interesting and fun!

text: I like this magazine.  I was stranded one night in a hotel with no reading material except an issue of this magazine.  After thoroughly reading it cover to cover I was hooked.


title: daily refreshing and inspiration

text: This is an inspirational set of readings that refresh and strengthen each day.


title: LOVE THIS MAGAZINE

text: Being a college student new to the world of small businesses I've learned so much from this magazine. Very helpful and easy to read.


title: Okay for the price

text: Bought this as a stocking stuffer.  My husband said he liked some of the articles, but wouldn't buy it again.


title: Great for sewers for all levels of expertise, none of the clothing ideas are for large size or men.

text: Great for sewers of all expertise levels.


title: Bought for Family

text: Bought for family member who loves Scifi. Price was good and had no problems with subscription or anything like that.


title: Great magazine for the DIYer!

text: Love the articles. Love the savings ideas. Love the tool reviews. Love the oops stories at the back pages.  You can keep them for reference or get the iPAD version.


title: Arizona Highways Magazine is fantastic

text: I've read this magazine for years and it shows some of the most incredible scenery and locations that are common in Arizona. The stories are interesting as well. It is well worth subscribing to.


title: Buy it to remain current.

text: Time is current.  It has excellent writers.


title: More Fun than...

text: Fun, fun, fun!  Concise and topical. Straightforward, clear writing.


title: Dell was good without Penny Press

text: I love Dell puzzles, I wish that they hadn't merged with Penny Press, though, also, I am certain they recycle some of the puzzles...I remember....and many make outdated references, ie. mentioning actors from 100 years ago...I'm sure younger people will not get those answers , overall, the presentation is very nice, nothing like a hard copy and a pencil, much better than working them online


title: Nice gift

text: Kids still like printed material


title: Five Stars

text: I am a DIYer so this magazine is helpful. Promptly arrives every month.


title: New knitter

text: I love this magazine.  I am a new knitter, a bit nervous about complicated patterns.  This magazine provides easy to follow instructions and gives me the confidence to tackle something new.  I've subscribed to a lot of knitting magazines; however, this is the only one that I consistently renew.


It's ok, I would like to see more contempary "popular" art


title: Does make me feel guilty that I haven't done any ...

text: Does make me feel guilty that I haven't done any thing to my house yet or used any of the helpful hints, but look forward to getting it.


title: Love it!

text: Have been getting it for years....Love it !!!


title: Great!!!

text: Great magazine with excellent cooking information!  Thank you!  The rec I'll pes are wonderful!!


title: Do you want the BEST business magazine?

text:
Are you tired of all the negativity pouring out of the typical business magazine? Tired of overdone coverage of issues that should have been put to rest long-ago?
  Here's a periodical that gives you the news BEFORE it becomes news everywhere else. They have good corporate detectives. They tend to get to the detailed meat of the matter. Very little, or no garbage (useless chatter, and baseless opinions).
  This is a good magazine for the person who is in management, a business owner, in the corporate finance field, an investor, or someone heading in any of these directions.
  Forbes is a good learning tool. I'm going into the corporate turnaround business, and I find Forbes very useful.
  The magazine also adds some light-hearted notes.
  Basically- a no-BS capitalist tool.


title: didn't read. only swim suit issue

text: haven't bee to stop subscription


title: Pay more. Get less.

text:
The current incarnation of EW is not the same mag it was just about a year or two ago...  It's now vacuous, superficial, and snarky (which in it's previous form was good snarky, not annoying snarky). It used to cover shows and films that actually deserved the attention because they were good...now it seems their agenda is to cover something because it's hugely popular, or even worse, because their editorial agenda demands that they hype something.

My subscription is up at the end of March and I was on the fence about renewing, and then I found out they raised the yearly sub rate by five bucks.  Let's see...pay more, and get less...hmm, ok make it easy for me.  No sale.


title: Thoroughly enjoy this magazine

text: Excellent, interesting magazine


title: Fantastic magazine

text: Lot of good stories, news, information, humor and facts. I look forward to it every month.


title: Excellent magazine

text: Love seeing people's different ideas for new crochet projects


title: Five Stars

text: good recipes


title: One Star

text: really boring articles


title: Cat Fancy why you leave me?

text: I miss Cat Fancy.


title: popular mechanics

text: Its hard to review something you havent received yet. I dont know when it will come in the mail. I am looking forward to it coming, but until I get it, I cant give an opinion.


title: Keeping Up With Science

text: Good magazine.  Wide spectrum of topics.


title: Too many ads

text: I expected more content from this magazine. There are so many medication advertisements in every issue.<br />I am so frustrated with all the ads that I will not be renewing my subscription.


title: A Celebration of New England Every Month!

text: I love New England, and this publication is a well written and photographed tribute to all that is wonderful about this region.  Highly recommend.


title: Where are my magazines ???

text: Only got 2 magazines....none since February


title: Great magazine for Archaeology buffs.

text: Great magazine for people that love archaeology and historical archaeology.  Keep-up the good work you are doing.


As always I have been an constant reader of Archaeology Magazine.  This magazine will always amaze me with the articles it has in it's contents.  Because of the quality of the magazine I will always continue buying and continue reading this magazine.  This scope of the articles is wide and interesting and the articles are always worldwide.  And that is why I enjoy reading this magazine, because of the scope of it's articles.  I therefore, Highly recommend this magazine for people who enjoy reading about the past.