title: Grilling, Fast Foods, Tasty Gourmet Delights PLUS Wine

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This magazine would be a delightful reading experience for a wide audience. It appeals the *most* to busy young adults, who are looking for quick, healthy, easy-to-make delicious meals, which they just *might* want to spice up with an occasional adventurous new taste in wine recommendations. There is a wonderful column on "new flavors". In the June 2004 issue it is "lemongrass". In the July issue it is "miso". There are fine recommendations for new restaurants in exotic locales, such as, Bermuda or Sao Paolo, Brazil. Also included are foods for special holidays, such as in June for "Father's day". Naturally, grilling is the "haute cuisine" on this auspicious day. The recipes for "Salmon Nicoise Sandwiches" and "Tuscan Baby Back Ribs" are mouth-watering ...

The "fast food" section is loaded with tasty healthful salads, such as, "Spicy Chicken, Avacado, and Mango Salad" and "Turkey and Green Bean Stir-Fry with Peanuts". Some grilling suggestions include, "Tandoori Pork with Gingered Mango Salad" and "Korean-Style Chicken Wraps". Needless to say, all the food is tempting and the recipes are not too difficult to accomplish, provided one is already familiar with cooking techniques.

Overall, the emphasis on this magazine is *not* on wine but instead on food. For a change of pace, the June issue has a very fine article on "vodka". In the July 2004 issue there is a superb article by Robert Parker called, "Australian Wine Guide". The regular wine column covers "German Reisling" by Richard Nailey. Most impressively, the July issue introduces the reader to "America's Best New Chefs of 2004". Of course, each selects a recipe to share. This magazine is loaded with unique articles for the adventurous cook and aspiring gourmand. Highly recommended. Erika Borsos (erikab93)


title: Dreams of how the "leisure class" vacations, perhaps lives

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This reader thoroughly enjoys the photos and articles about 'exotic' vacations in Europe, Asia, the Southern Hemisphere (New Zealand] and Central or South America ... one can dream ... and possibly one day live the dream. One learns of vacations in out-of-the-way unique locales. For instance, in the July 2004 issue, there is a feature article on "Puglia' dubbed "the next Tuscany". There one can rent space in a 15th century convent or room at the most modern resort. In either case, one can taste the finest Italian cuisine, fresh food, grown and raised in the region.  Another adventure which appeals to this reader is "perfume tours in Provence".

This reader is in love with Mayan ruins, so reading about how Richard Hansen, an U.C.L.A. archeologist, has worked for 25 years to excavate and preserve, El Mirador, one of the largest mayan cities, is of great value. This reader shares his dream to designate the region a national monument and turn it into a living outdoor museum. It would become a top tourist attraction, such as the Tikal National Park (Guatemala's most popular). Another fascinating article featured "Shanghai". Here one learns of where to shop for silk slippers and the beautiufl blue and white porcelain for which it is famous. A person can have designer clothes copied by tailors at huge savings ... The contrast of ancient and modern China is amazing. Going antique shopping would be most satisfying ... Featuring, Ming Tsai, a Chinese chef and owner of "The Blue Ginger" Restaurant in Massachsetts is quite the perfect ending to a wonderful magazine. He is often featured on PBS channels sharing his recipes and techniques for Chinese cooking. This reader enjoys every article and looks forward to each monthly issure. Highest recommendations. Erika Borsos (erikab93)


title: Well Researched Guidance for Health-Concsious Readers

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This gem of a magazine covers common sense topics of interest to health concsious readers, primarily young adult women. Feature  articles cover topics on "fitness" (body), relationships and feelings ("mind"), "food", and "guidance" on specific health problems. The articles are well written and well researched. It contains delicious easy-to-make healthy recipes, beauty hints, as well as adventurous exercise options.

Some examples of great articles in the July-August 2004 issue are, the "hike through history" article, the "one minute moves" and the "water workout" article. The first describes hiking trails in different regions of the country, for instance, "Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Park" in Washington, D.C., "D & L Trail (norhtern portion) in Carbon County Pennsylvania, and "Railroad Grade Trail" in Apache Country, Arizona. The second provides a first person account of a very satisfactory exersize program describing aqua yoga, kick-boxing, and circuit training. The "one minute moves" article provides photos and descriptions of very realisitic and doable exersizes for busy people.

The food section has photos of farm fresh green beans, cut yellow squash, and sections of colorful bell peppers ... very excellent recipes follow. These foods are easily obtainable from any grocery store. There is also a tasty omelet recipe and some fresh fruit recipes which include melons, cantelopes, and honey dew. Overall, this magazine is highly recommended for women readers of all ages. Erika Borsos (erikab93)


title: Who doesn't LOVE Oprah?

text: Great magazine in a time when printed material is disappearing ... great articles ... beautiful pictures ... glossy pages and a view of the world as Oprah - all assets in my books :)


title: Two Stars

text: Not enough content - more advertising than any recipes.


title: Love it!

text: I love this magazine for it's information on beekeeping along with the articles writen by experienced individuals with a great insight into beekeeing


title: Analogy

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Wine Spectator is to wine knowledge as
Playboy pictorials are to real sex.

Now that I have your attention.

The wine industry needs a glossy, and the Wine Spectator is it. If you want to be a wine geek, subscribe to International Wine Cellar or Wine Advocat and haunt (read: drink with) the underpaid staff at your local wine merchant.

But if you want to swan around and be able to read the three and four-digit price list of a wine list and menu, then by all means make sure you memorize what is featured in the Wine Spectator.

But big glossies help everybody. First, it helps the industry, and when the industry is healthy, then the wine-geek bottles are numerous. Remember the collapse of world wine prices and France turning otherwise good grapes into vinegar and grain alcohol? Small terroir obscure producers of hand crafted approaches are the ones *most* hit by a weak industry. So yes! Bring on the yuppies reading the slick!!!

Second, sure the reviews are gushing, but the cold fact of nature is a lot of the wines featured here are supurb and if you do get your hands on them you'll enjoy them, even without the tasting notes featured here.

Third, to its credit, Wine Spectator pays attention to new world wines with the same attention and care (perhaps more so to California Cabs) the old world wines get. For decades all anyone (including Parker) wrote about was France France France. Wine Spectator started saying "hey, American Cabs are good!" and suddenly, Italian, Spanish, Chilean, Argentinean, Australian, etc. wines were getting better coverage from all thoughtful corners. This was a net good thing (although Wine Spectator has criminally neglected Austrian whites).

Forth, if wine criticism was just wine geeks and offset printed newsletters the wine world would be as sad a place as an Original Series Star Trek convention. I like a big tent where bluffing yuppies get to drink with scruffy obsessives. Sure the scruffy obsessive has sacrificed his life and economic position for the obscurity of his passion, but heck, he gets to taste bottles he would not dream of because some Wine Spectator subscriber happens to come to the geek fest.

Still, two stars because you just feel dirty that it exists.


title: Helpful, thoughtful, but skewed and human

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Okay, a four star review.

The Wine Advocat is a valuable newsletter written by experts and helps you save money and time buying better wines by rating and reviewing wines with an understandable and sometimes personal vocabulary and a rating on a 100-point scale.

Anyone who has ever had a test graded on a 100 point scale knows it is successful and accurate at assessing your knowledge of something *most* of the time, but not *all* of the time. The "precision" is over-fitted, but the "capture" of information is pretty accurate.

Why this is a controversial revelation to the wine-crybabies is a mystery to me. The 100 point scale is a useful hermeneutic tool, not perfect, but better than what went before it (read English wine critics of the 1920s and 30s for some real codswallop, Salvador Dali couldn't have written more bizarre prose).

There is an admitted cultus around Robert M. Parker, Officier de la Légion d'honneur, of which there are legions of fans. Well deserved, for Parker has saved lots of people lots of time with his reviews and point system.

But I don't blame Robert Parker for those who *misuse* his system and then throw stones at him. The difference between an 89 and a 90? Nothing. Time of day, particular bottle, a dirty glass, etc. When I was young and poor I only bought Parker rated 85 to 89 wines, and learned a tremendous amount about wine very cheaply. The minute a wine gets a 90 or above rating, kiss the price skyward.

So The Wine Advocat is an excellent tool, and a value, for those who are going to buy serious wine. Is Parker, Schildknecht, et. al. always right? Yes, he is always right according to his lights. Is he skewed? Yes. In the early days he liked fleshy, sweet, full bodied, overwhelming jammy red fruit wines (like Beaux Freres tastes). His handful of 99 and 100 point wines are trockenberrinauslese. Okay, so we know what the man likes.

The trick is to know what *YOU* like and then use his and his excellent writers voluminous tasting and screening to save you money and time. The Wine Advocat does that and is a value-added product.

There is an unhelpful and unfair entry on "Controversy" in Paker's online reference material. Most of them are petty beyond belief, and personal (his goddaughter? that is low, and anyone complaining about his ethics over that should be dueled to death in dishonor). But the two most unfair are about Andy Bassin's MacArthur Liquor, and most egregious David Schildknecht.

Andy Bassin's MacArthur Liquor is a great store with knowledgeable staff, the wine world is a small place, and Parker's newsletter helpful. The idea that it is wrong to try and reach that client base AND HELP THEM with a cheap newsletter is absurd. Nobody forced Bassin's clients to subscribe to The Wine Advocat, they aren't zombies, they are people with free will.

The scurrilous "controversy" over David Schildknecht is more shameful. Most folks working in wine struggle to make a living. Think how hard it is to be a wine expert in an industry where *rich*people*do*it*for*free*and*can*afford*things*you*can't*. Enter the "controversy" of David Schildknecht writing as a wine critic while also trying to make a living importing and selling wine.

There just isn't one. David Schildknecht is one of the hardest working, smartest, well-read, thoughtful, decent, honest, intelligent, ethical, and champions of good wine that is working in the industry today. He has *never* sold me a bottle of bad wine, and he and Josh Raynolds of Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar are the best writers working in the field today. The question is, who would you trust on their opinion, someone who is independently wealthy and just importing mountains of plonk and three cases of superb wine, and flogging it off on an unsuspecting army of zombies? Or David who makes his living and reputation off wine and wine alone. David, Josh, Tanzer, and Parker win hands down any day.

If you can only subscribe to one wine newsletter then I'd subscribe to Stephen Tanzer's The International Wine Cellar, but if you have money for both then get The Wine Advocat too for complete coverage.

Four stars to emphasize that you shouldn't become a Parker zombie or greasy-haired, medallion wearing, leisure-suited Wine Spectator poseur.


title: Best coverage in a weekly

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The Economist has for decades been a free-market, classical liberal magazine, but has recently under her new editor gotten squishy on all sorts of interventionist government backstop twaddle.

Still,the depth and breadth of coverage is amazing and shames any American newsweekly.

Recently The Economist has beefed up its coverage of Asia (perhaps in response to the death of Far East Economic Review and being able to pick up stringers cheap).

Folks complain of the stiff cover and subscription price, making it a premium or expense account class item. For me it is worth it: Advertising doesn't pay the bills here.

One of the few news magazines that covers the middle east dispassionately and well.

One of the few magazines that actually uses economics and statistics and finance terms well. The editors clearly know and understand what it is they are writing about.


title: Excellent magazine

text: Always enjoy my new edition. Always something new.


title: One of the best magazines.

text: one of my favorite magazine.  Good writers and articles.


title: No brainer!

text: Didn’t think I’d get a years subscription for $5, but it is legit! Good deal!


title: The best

text: There is a trend now among flippers and re-"muddlers" to buy gorgeous old homes and then gut and "modernize" the interiors.  As an old house lover from the early '70s, I remember hearing of the frustration of people who bought old Victorians only to learn they had been stripped of all character by previous remuddlers.  Now that disgusting practice is rearing it's ugly head again.  I cannot tell you how many beautiful old cottages and estates in my area have been purshased by people who watch way too much HGTV and have removed walls, put in ultra modern kitchens and baths and generally ruined the once proud houses they bought.  If you own, or want to own, an old house and reSTORE it while still making it liveable, this is the magazine for you.  I read every issue from cover to cover and find so many useful tips and techniques that I end up keeping every one.  I cannot recommend this highly enough.


title: Four Stars

text: Good read.


title: Great Horse magazine.

text: Outstanding horse magazine.  Look forward to it's arrival each month.  Good price.


title: Great magazine!!

text: Enjoy and look forward to receiving this magazine. Would make a great gift for any horse lover in your life.


title: Not a tangible magazine....

text: I thought I was buying a magazine I could pass on to my nephew, who would have enjoyed it immensely, because he plans to farm cotton for a living when he finishes college.  Unfortunately, this magazine was on the computer only; I wasted my money...


title: The MOST BEAUTIFUL magazine ever!

text: Oh my goodness!  I can't say enough good things about this magazine!  It's not a thin, skinny magazine, it has lots of pages and it's absolutely PACKED with beautiful pictures of embroidery projects, and the complete plans are provided right there in the magazine.  It's bigger in size than the magazines published here in America, and full of projects from beginner to advanced!  I've been taking this magazine for about 5 years now, and I can hardly wait for each issue to arrive!


title: Great magazine for a Foodie!

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I was at Williams-Sonoma, and I saw a copy of Gourmet News on the counter; it was the store manager's copy.  While I waited to be checked out, I began to browse through it.

When it came my time to check out, I BEGGED the clerk to let me buy it, and offered to buy any old issues stuffed behind the counter!

This is a foodie's dream magazine!

Tantalizing tidbits of info on new products, news and updates from the gourmet food industry, and elaborate ads for new products a foodie will just drool to try!

I can't wait to begin getting my own copy!  I could only get that one copy there at Williams-Sonoma (the clerk just gave it to me!!!), and to think - I did not even know it existed before that lucky day ....


title: Fantastic!

text: I absolutely love this magazine! I can't wait each season to see the new shows coming out, as well as the programs that are recommended. The guide does a great job outlining these programs in an organized fashion that allows me to easily set my dvr for the programs I am interested in. Well worth the money for the convenience!


title: Enjoy National Geographic

text: Enjoy reading, easy renewal, good price


title: I hate it!

text: nuff said.


title: Love it but buy elsewhere

text: I absolutely love the journal! The articles are simple, non judgemental, and very interesting. This magazine is the first one I've seen where the ads actually look like they are meant for the readers and the ads on the pictures go with the themes of the magazine. I really enjoyed some of the unique articles about how-tos. The only criticism I have is that buying it on Amazon unfortunately sends you issues a season behind. I recommend the magazine but maybe not to buy on Amazon


title: Five Stars

text: Given as a gift to my mother.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the articles


title: Happy Hubby

text: My husband loves this magazine.  He can't wait for it to arrive every month.  It is the first thing he reads when a new one comes in the mail.


title: Relaxing Read

text: This magazine has a little bit of everything. Inspiration, humor, household hints, beauty/fashion tips, recipes, nutrition, puzzles and book reviews. It's a nice relaxing read and when I ordered through Amazon, they made sure my issues got to me when I moved.


title: Great price

text: Loved the price.  Got an extension on my subscription with no problems.


title: The Scots Magazine

text: I love this magazine. I've been reading Scots magazine for years and must admit I liked the old format better. It is now a slick, lots of pictures, type magazine. The articles are still interesting and of course the pictures are beautiful. The old format was smaller and easy to just carry it a purse.  All said, I still love the magazine.


title: great magazine

text: This is a beautiful magazine that I have subscribed to for years. I renewed my subscription through Amazon the last time and what a convenience that is. I don't have to worry about when my subscription is due, everything is taken care of for me.


title: Great deal on Great Mag

text: Good Housekeeping has been in homes for many years.  As time passes, this magazine seems to keep up with the changes in our society.  While still focusing on "good housekeeping" articles, there is something for everyone in this magazine.  I especially enjoy the interviews and stories about real  people today.  This magazine will never become outdated.  RE: my subscription through Amazon - the first issue came within 3 weeks.  Amazing!


title: Been a good magazine for a long time

text: long time reader


title: Great Sewing Magazine

text: I use this magazine to make my clothes. It is tricky to learn how to trace the patterns, but once you solve the puzzle you end up with stylish patterns.


title: Great magazine!

text: I've been subscribing for years and love the variety of articles, recipes and insights.


title: Long-time subscriber - can't imagine a month without Reader's Digest

text: I have subscribed to Reader's Digest for more years than I wish to admit and used to read my parents magazines when I was a child.  :)  Yes, it has changed over the years.  But this magazine is still the best deal in a monthly magazine in my opinion.  It covers a wide range of topics.  I learn something new every issue.  I laugh about something with every issue.  Love the Word Power!  I've subscribed and dropped many magazines over the years.  Reader's Digest IS my one constant magazine!


title: Husband loves it. We just renewed.

text: Husband loves it!


title: American Art Collector rocks!

text: I had tired of the Art In America magazine. It kept reminding me that American art is in the toilet. This magazine is classy without being stuffy and shows what collectors like these days, and even lets you see some of their homes. Very nice! I recommend it!


title: I really enjoyed it and will use a recipe from it for ...

text: It is a very informative magazine. I really enjoyed it and will use a recipe from it for my dog.


title: Yes!!

text: Love this magazine!!!


title: They Picked the Wrong Team

text: This is the pre-Superbowl issue and concentrates mostly on the Seahawks.  Too bad.


title: Magazine Subscription

text: I love this magazine, Real Simple, it has great articles, coupons, sweepstakes and so much more.  The price was phenomenal, how could you pass us $5.00 for one year.  Everyone should take advantage of this offer.


title: TV's Most Watched Drama

text: Can't ever get enough of Mark Harmon.  Nice article for the leader of the most watched drama in the world!


title: Five Stars

text: Good information!


title: Five Stars

text: Good information.


title: Wonderful Magazine

text: I love this magazine. I have been reading it for a long time. My mother in law used to give me her magazines when she was finished with them until I was able to get my own subscription. These magazines are well written and have many interesting articles, pictures and recipes inside. I sometimes cut out he beautiful pictures and frame them along with making many wonderful dishes for my family to enjoy for dinner. I recommend this magazine to anyone one young or old.

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title: The best magazine for dog lovers and friends

text: I own 2 cats a nd I love Dogster!!  If I owned a house I know I would have both dogs and cats.  This is indeed an informative magazine and gives excellent advice.


title: Five Stars

text: Very informative magazine and timely shipping


title: Readers digest has changed!

text: Readers Digest isn't the same as it used to be.  Ats all advertising, even to the point of selling it own product (a diet book!) under the guise of a featured article, even occupying space on the cover of the book.  It used to be one of my favorites, but I have little interest in it anymore.


title: Great Bird/Garden magazine!

text: A must-have magazine for all bird and garden lovers!  The pictures are so colourful and the magazine is filled with loads of bird and garden information and tips.


title: Five Stars

text: I just love my recipe magazines.  Really great pics.


title: Four Stars

text: Great.


title: Did not order

text: I did not reorder this product, did not like it, ane want it STOPPED!!!!!


title: Simply the best!

text: I've read Reader's Digest for several decades and find it no less interesting as the years go on. This is definitely my comfort read and hope it stays around for decades to come.


Our clients seem to enjoy reading this book while waiting for their appointment.  We will continue with our subscriptions until further notice


title: Gotta Have

text: I love the Magazine.  It has some of the best charts.  They are large and clear...easy to follow.


title: Five Stars

text: AAAA


title: Educational Item for Toddler

text: this book was orderd for my 1st Gradson education learing, ge is doing so well with this activity book, great learning item for toddlers.


title: Good Education Item

text: My 1st Grandson loves these books, he has learned so much from these books, very good books for education.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine and service


title: Grandson loves it!

text: Very educational.


title: Tons of info

text: Very fun magazine


title: ZERO STARS!

text: I ordered this in November 2018 for my wife.  It is now July 2019 and have never gotten the first issue.  I have emails back and forth that the subscription dates will be updated and a magazine in route.  At this point I should get a free year and the option to renew!!!  CANCELED.  Horribly Dissatisfied.


title: Not happy at all with service

text: I signed up for this for 6 months. So far in 6 months I have received 4 issues. 4 issues. That's not even once a month let along weekly or even bi-weekly. I really wanted this to work out, but this was horrible.


title: This is a great magazine!

text: The kids love this magazine! My child takes it to school and loves having it come in the mail.


title: Five Stars

text: Very nice magazine.


title: Rolling Stone not as it used to be but still Rocking

text: Great columns, definitely geared towards the younger readers, etc.  I was disappointed they no longer have the Top 50 songs, and Top 100 albums in each issue.  I guess they assume we can get that online, but I subscribe to this magazine so I DONT have to go online for stories on music, artists, groups, etc.


title: Time After Time

text: I dont know where I would turn to find accurate, in-depth reporting on current events, week after week, than Time.  So many now get their "news" on the internet, social media, email alerts, and i know some of those have dependable coverage but Time offers both print/mail copy or online.  Many national publications are either too liberal or too conservative and thus biased in their news reporting.  As an avid reader of their stories and event coverage I have never sensed an obvious allegiance to either side which is the way it should be. I want news reporting not news commentary.


title: I LOVE THIS MAGAZINE

text: This is my first subscription to this magazine and I am scared to miss an issue.  My house is already renovated but I love to look at this house and I continue to get ideas to further change and improve my house and what to look for when I finally get a chance to get my dream old house!


title: My O mag

text: Wonderful and informative magazine with excellent articles and good product reviews


title: Order mix up

text: I got two of the same magazines where is the other I ordered


title: LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this!

text: I LOOOOVE this magazine!!!! It is funny, thoughtful. It has shallow and deep information. Whatever I am in the mood for.... each time it arrives, it is exactly what I was needing. I hope to get this for many years to come. Everyone will like this no matter what age.


title: Love to read

text: This is a great magazine for those around Salt Lake City, or those whose heart is still there.


title: Pretty poor magazine

text: I got this subscription because I was looking for some new recipes and some new ideas.  In 6 months the only good recipes I have found are in the Reynolds Warp advertisements.  This magazine has more about celebrities kitchens and stupid trendy kitchen decor than about cooking.  The recipes it does have are all about chefs showing off how snooty they are by using ingredients no one keeps in their kitchen or fancying it up to the point no one would make it for a normal family meal.  The latest  edition is all about how to post pictures of your food on instagram.  What a waste of space.


title: Yuk!!!

text: I guess cooking light means cooking yuk.  I haven't found one recipe in months that I would even bother to make.  Frankly they can't stop send this magazine soon enough.


title: Five Stars

text: I like that the magazine has stayed with patterns and great designs. Really like the "scraps" page.


title: Nice Gift for someone who likes horses

text: I got this along with "EQUUS" as a gift for my sister. She rarely has time to read with her busy schedule, but she really enjoyed these magazines and kept up with reading them.


title: Perfect gift for horse lover

text: I gave this as a gift to my horse loving sister for Christmas. She really enjoyed reading it and sharing the knowledge from it with her friends.


title: This magazine is great. I didn't give it 5 stars only because ...

text: This magazine is great. I didn't give it 5 stars only because there needs to be a magazine just for General Hospital. There are so many GH fans that can't get enough. Please consider it!


title: Great

text: I'm a handy dude who does his own renovations and plans to build a new house myself.  This magazine offers a lot of the expertise and usable information on innovations in a very readable format.  It won't make you competent at construction, just better informed.


title: Mediocre, but fine for the money.

text: The journalism has slipped substantially, much like most magazines.  However, you do need to consider their circulation and the fact that that gives them better access to test fleets.


title: The classic man magazine

text: A staple in any man's periodical library.  It should just be issued with the dangly bits at puberty.  Even so, the content has slipped a bit over the years.


title: It's a classic

text: Sure, the brown wrapper is gone and it's riddled with ads now, but it's still National Geographic.  The table next to your man chair is incomplete without it.


title: A good read

text: Not as much content, particularly of peripheral stuff like accessories as I wish, but it is GOOD content.  Overall I'm pretty happy with the expertise offered here.


title: Five Stars

text: Our 9yr old loves this magazine. Looks for it every month


title: Good price

text: Love the magazine


title: Great magazine for those curious scientific minds

text: We love the scientific articles in this magazine. They are very well written.


title: Great Health Newsletter

text: I have been subscribed to this newsletter for several years. This along with the Berkley Wellness Letter helps keep me informed on new nutrition news. I've been leaving it out on the dining table when it arrives the last few months and found out my husband has taken up reading it during breakfast or lunch! Never bothered before. I have made several changes in my habits when they've indicated something either does or does not work.


title: Antique reading

text: Great for someone who loves antiques and wants to know more!


title: Five Stars

text: My elderly mother loves this magazine - don't know why but she reads every article.


title: One Star

text: boring, probably will cancel.


title: Four Stars

text: great magisene.


title: Five Stars

text: Some informative and some very entertaining content.


title: Worth the subscription....

text: Love this magazine. Fashion, great articles and ads for the best cosmetics both affordable and the not so affordable.


title: Five Stars

text: We got this subscription for our son for chirstmad and he loves it.


title: teaching your kids to smoke pot???

text: Hope you want your daughter to do drugs and start being sexually  active at a young age. This magazine has inappropriate articles and is terrible for young girls.


title: Very helpful for Florida gardeners of all levels

text: This is not a large magazine, but it gets right to the point.  It's great for the new Floridian who is learning which plants to plant where and when in their yard, and it is also helpful for those of us who have been here for a few years and are looking to try growing something new!  The advice columns are particularly helpful, and the calendar of upcoming shows and plant fairs is nice, too.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice


title: Good magazine

text: I read this magazine at my doctor's office in the waiting room, then found myself picking up the same issue every time so I decided to subscribe.


title: No practical way to cancel the subscription to this magazine.

text:
Once this magazine started coming, I attempted to find a way to cancel it. There is apparently no way to do so.

The magazine is mainly ads.


title: Five Stars

text: Brother enjoys it


title: Best Car Magazine Out There

text: Best Car Magazine Out There


title: Five Stars

text: fast response!


title: Five Stars

text: subsvription arrived quickly. very pleased


title: This is not the Popular Mechanics of old

text: This is an okay Magazine for the person who is learning some basic Man skills, and for obvious reviews of products. This used to be a Great Magazine. I have to admit the Exciting Covers make me want to buy it, and some of the articles are interesting. I will not renew when the time comes. It is just not what I thought it was. Will be good for some people.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: It's Okay

text: "This magazine is for women" said my husband as he read it.  I didn't realize it was when I ordered it.  It is and Okay little magazine but I probably wouldn't order it again.


title: Five Stars

text: My 11 year old daughter loves this and the material seems age appropriate.


title: Bugs, bugs, bugs!

text: What young boy doesn’t like bugs.. Bought this for my six year old grandson for his birthday. He loves it!


title: Four Stars

text: Full of useful ideas


title: fun to read

text: You can tell the editors are enjoying themselves writing about the cars and culture they love, and this makes for a fun read. You won't find tired cliches that seem to run rampant in other, larger auto magazines, like "an over-eager right foot." Lots of cool and highly customized cars to dream about, and plenty of useful features for enthusiasts on a budget.


title: USED TO BE BETTER

text:
I have been a subscriber for years and have grudgingly paid more and more every year for my subscription.  Still I have always loved PW and look forward to my weekly edition...although I do not always receive my magazine in a timely manner. Whether because I live on the West Coast or if it's just the mail, I don't know.  Sometimes it arrives way into the following week, sometimes closer to the beginning of the week.  I still find the magazine valuable, but have to say the following:

For a magazine directed at the publishing trade I find it ludicrous that there are so many typos in the reviews as well as the text. WHO IS DOING THE PROOF READING HERE?  There is a new format that has updated the look, but I miss the best seller lists being in the back of the magazine.  Now they're somewhat in the middle and one definitely can't just easily flip to them.  Also, the Q&A's with authors are so stupidly placed in issues which don't contain the review of the author's book who is being interviewed.  Instead, there is a reference date to the issue said book was reviewed in. It's frustrating to read the Q&A and then not be able to see the review of the author's book in the same issue.  I guess the publisher thinks people keep the magazine at least 4 weeks or issues just lie around the house or office and pile up.  I like the "Deals" columm and "Hollywood Reader" column, but my very favorite section is the Author Profile.  I am curious tho about the age of some of the writers in this publication... I'd also like to know how the magazine and the editors decide what book should get a starred review.  Sometimes I'm astounded as to what gets starred.  The website, which you get full access to when you register as a subscriber to the magazine, is easy to use.  Even before I receive my issue in the mail, I can see the latest issue on line.


title: Interweave does it again.

text: I subscribe to other Interweave Press magazines, this one does not disappoint! I would subscribe to it again and again.


title: SOP - Excellence

text: What can anyone add - same ole, same ole.  Absolutely Great!


title: Three Stars

text: The magazine is good. It would have been better had the November issue not shown up in January.


title: it's ok/ won't get it next time

text: While I like the ideal. I was not impressed. I probably won\t extend my subscription next year.Sorry about that. Bye Bye.


title: good content but need more accessibility from all devices

text: good magazine but there should be a way to view digital content on iphone and also on a web site, not just hardcover magazine and ipad.


title: Five Stars

text: Highly recommend this magazine.  What a refreshing change from all the negativity in the world.


title: Does not work on Kindle for the Mac!! However content is excellent.

text: This is the first digital reading I've purchased that simply will not work on an Apple system. I find it difficult to read on my Android phone. The content is excellent, but unless you have an Android or PC device (I assume that will work) with a large screen do not purchase this! It ought to be made clear before purchase that for millions of us who primarily use Apple equipment it isn't friendly to our equipment.


title: turn off auto-renewal or just buy the magazine directly from the publisher

text: This is not about rating the magazine, which I would give 4 stars. This is about the auto-renewal, which indicated it was unable to renew due to problems with my card. I had changed cards. When I tried to fix this, I discovered no way to alter anything that actually worked.


title: For the most part, beautifully written

text: If you want to look for evidence to dispute the claims of literary snobs that fantasy and science fiction are poorly written trash, start here. Although the magazine is written for those of us who enjoy fantasy and science fiction, you will quite often encounter stories where the prose is as highly polished as anything you will find in so-called mainstream fiction.


title: grownup solid science news

text: read from 60 years ago as a teen,,,, expanded today to include longer solid articles


title: Like the info

text:
I have had a subscription to Prevention for a long time and still enjoy it.
I try to be proactive in my own health care and find the information up to date.
I like taking the more natural approach and Prevention does that.  The only thing I don't like is the pharmaceutical ads that they started putting in a couple years ago. To me this detracts from the holistic type of magazine they are when those are there.


title: Nice kit

text: Has a lot of product for the price


title: Always review their articles over any product over 20.00

text: As the title relates, I reach for consumer reports before any product that costs near or over 20.00.  For the most part, I have been pleased, but, they can only review what is in their queqe for a certain amount of years, they have no idea what may happen to that item a few years down the road.  For example, I researched through CR, a 750.00 front drive, walk behind, rear bagger JD lawn mower that was superb..........till it was recalled about 7 years later for the exact issue that destroyed mine.......750.00 down the drain.  JD is an exceptional lawn product producer, so it is likely that model is the only one ever recalled, I have no idea.  However, it was NOT the fault of CR...........I still maintain subscriptions to them!


title: Normal foods for regular people.

text: Would like normal dishes without a list of spices.  Most of which I have never heard of.


title: Not the same ,do not renew it.

text: This was a replacment for another mag that folded. It does not have the same info. Please do not renew when this subscription is over.


title: Five Stars

text: Another but modernizing standard read.


title: Five Stars

text: Thought provoking every issue.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Grandchildren read and talk about it.


title: Five Stars

text: New and interesting.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the pretty pictures and articles.


title: Interesting and pretty.

text: More modern than it used to be.Interesting and pretty.


title: Five Stars

text: Price read


title: LogHome

text: I love this magazine and I hope to have a log home someday. I am collecting great ideas from this magazine.


title: Gread Kids magazine

text: My daughter loves when this arrives.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: God help you if you read this magazine.

text: At a time when gas is $4.15 a gallon (where I live, anyway), 70 thousand people are losing jobs per month, and a $700 billion bailout is required from an already bankrupt nation; the last thing we as Americans need to worry about are which celebrities have the saggiest butts, guts, and nuts.


title: So many advertisements

text: Really wanted to see architectural designs… will no renew. Watch the YouTube channel and get same and more.


title: Very interesting

text: Got one issue so far and I like it


title: Every dog owner should get this!

text: I am a PR (positive reinforcement) dog trainer and WDJ is the main trade pub I subscribe to. It is loaded with excellent and current information regarding health and nutrition trends, vital recall information, PR training articles, and the latest information in the ever-changing world of canine sports. I love their holistic approach to health care, although they are always on top of what's going on in the medical field as well. It truly is a must read for EVERY dog owner.


title: Fun Ideas

text: Great ideas..


title: love it

text: I cant wait to see whats going to be in this mag each time I open it and every time it's something new to me and I pass it along to someone else in the family, makes great conversation


title: hobby farm home

text: This is a great magazine "IF" you enjoy cooking ! too much on cooking and not enough on Farming for me, I don't have time to cook I'm outside all the time.


title: Five Stars

text: Great for kids!


title: Great for outdoor enthusiasts!

text: Love this magazine! Bought as a gift for my husband.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Extremely good value. Love the magazine, but the stand price is too high. Subscription price is really economical and delivered on time.


title: Lovely

text: Great content!


title: A great magazine for nature lovers.

text: A wonderful magazine!


title: Two Stars

text: No tote bag, and the renewal is done automatically for 89.99 if you don't remember to cancel.


title: The April edition was much better. I think I need an English traditional magazine ...

text: My hope was that TH would continue to be traditional and not become another HGTV/pottery barn mag.  We can go on line to get that stuff.  Keep to tradition.  I know there is a new "American Traditional".  The April edition was much better.  I think I need an English traditional magazine for a search to the past.  I love the contemporary art mixed in.  But when it comes to furniture keep it traditional!!!


title: Favorite magazine

text: My family's favorite magazine,  with recipes that we actually want to make!


title: You'll love this magazine!

text: If you love cats, then this is the magazine for you.  Has usable information and amazing pictures of our furry friends.


title: Best price

text: Always love this magazine


title: Good Price

text: Excellent price. Could not get it cheaper from TV Guide directly. Like the articles and the puzzles plus the up to date entertainment value.


title: never received

text: We have not received this magazine yet, as of today (2/11/10) it has been 10 weeks.


title: never received

text: We have not received this magazine yet, it has been 8 1/2 weeks as of today (2/11/10).


title: Subscriptions - The New Yorker

text: It was much cheaper to purchase a new subscription through Amazon than the "valued customer" renewal rate offered by the magazine itself!!  An approximate $40 savings on a 2-year subscription!!


This was a renewal.  I like the articles and pretty much the guide.  I understand why it is only prime time but a full day would be nice.


title: awesome way to get magazine

text: Started quicker than expected. Great value


title: great recipes

text: wish i could cook more, great recipes


title: Is this magazine on the downslide?

text: Not as good as it used to be.  I wonder if I've wasted my money ths time


title: Interesting reading

text: This is one of our favorite magazines, for which the subscription has been renewed for over 10 years.


title: Great value!

text: This was a renewal of one of our favorite magazine, to which we have subscribed for more than 15 years.  The articles, photography and general quality of the magazine make this an outstanding value.


title: At least one 10-year-old boy loves it!

text: My grandson needed something fun and interesting to read to boost his reading skills.  Not that we can give Ranger Rick all the credit, but he enjoys the magazine and sits down to read it as soon as it arrives.


title: Loving It

text: I really appreciate Fo It Yourself info, so finding a magazine that gives me info and know how, is right up my alley.


title: Very disappointed

text: I thought this expensive magazine would hold new ideas but there were only old ideas I’ve seen for years. I feel duped.


title: Four Stars

text: We enjoy this magazine. The road tests and trip information are great.


title: the correct TV schedule, many times they are not right.

text: still don't know if one subscription hooked up with the one we already had. I guess it is better than nothing.


title: Magazine subscription

text: I ordered this for my son-in-law for Christmas. When I ordered it I got a reply that it would be 14-16 wks. before he would receive. But to my surprise when I gave him the card telling him of his gift, he had already received the first copy. He is very pleased with the magazine.


title: One Star

text: Gift


title: VERY ENJOYABLE.

text: MY WIFE  REALLY ENJOYS IT.


title: Worth the money

text: We have been getting this magazine for three years. My kids love it! We will have to move up to the regular Ranger Rick magazine. It’s a quick read and has a lot of quick fun facts. My kids like playing the hide and seek games and find it fun. I wish there was a little more content and in-depth facts but it’s fun!


title: Don't like

text: Just read part of an article online; they seem to advocate sin; the article was about a lady and her boyfriend who evidently lived together.


title: If you like yo cook, a subscription to this is a must.

text: I love this magazine. This is a gift for my sister. She loves them!


title: An Intelligent Parenting Magazine

text:
I LOVE Wondertime. I'm a charter subscriber.

I get other more "mainstream" parenting magazines, and they are full of nothing but fluff - regurgitations of the same articles I've read a million times already.

Wondertime is fresh and exciting. I'm not surprised to see it getting lower reviews, because it is geared more toward the intelligentsia and upwardly mobile. Perhaps many of the subscribers reviewing here just don't "get it".

It's a great magazine for those of us that think Parents is full of fluff and mainstream crap (like cry-it-out advice and how to keep up with the Joneses) but think that Mothering is waaaaaaaaaay too extreme on the other end.  It's a nice combination.


title: Not mindblowing

text: I feel like it's another corporate magazine, nothing remotely underground or exciting. it did get me into some bands that I didn't know about before, but as far as teaching you how to become an electronic musician, there's nothing in there that Sound on Sound doesn't do 100 times better. It needs better features rather than just expensive product review. I am never going to buy a $15,000 set of monitor speakers, etc.


title: Two Stars

text: I keep trying to cancel this magazine.  But, it always comes back.


title: Always loved NG

text: Great value! So much to learn from this magazine. Entertaining for all ages.


title: Good ol' Martha

text: What can I say about Martha? Perfection...


title: Slim pickin's

text: Not what I remember. Very sparse topics.


title: Hmmm

text: Not the same innovated magazine that I read 10 years ago. Disappointed.


title: Shonen jump

text:
Adore this magazine,
lots of great manga series.
The delivery could be more timely
since its often out at grocery stores before I get
my copy but still, Love the product.


title: Reader’s Digest is still a treasure

text: I read every issue cover to cover- solve some games and test my vocabulary.  Appreciate the articles on medical research and breakthroughs.  I also appreciate that they find stories of modern heroes and caring in our country.  My subscription is the magazine I will always keep.


title: Don’t forget to unsubscribe

text: Content was very metrosexual liberal blah blah bah. I was looking for Gentlemen Quarterly for dressing like a gentleman not whatever this was. Skinny jeans and diaperish style pants is not what real gentlemen should wear.


title: This is why I don't get magazines anymore

text: 90% advertising, good thing I only paid $0.99 for the trial subscription.


title: foodie heaven

text: best recipes and love the articles.  makes food approachable.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the muscle car info.


title: Five Stars

text: Good reading.


title: Liberal Rag!!!

text: I liked this magazine a lot until they started to get politicall, and their liberal opinion didn't sit well with me, so its my money and I cancelled.


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of good info for the Bass player.


title: Auto-renewal at Amazon's best price (don't miss that bit) and would love to ...

text: Incredible price. Auto-renewal at Amazon's best price (don't miss that bit) and would love to have digital. But at $5... how can you beat that for this exceptional publication.


title: Great for the small urban homestead

text: Grit is a awesome magazine that has great topics that can apply from the large farm to the small family postage stamp lot that many people live on.  I have been reading the magazine for almost 8 years and I can't wait for each issue.  LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT.  You will too!


title: Just as I expected

text: Just as I expected


title: ... subscribing to InStyle since they came into publication and love their magazine

text: I've been subscribing to InStyle since they came into publication and love their magazine. I will not give up on the print edition of this mag. I still have to have the print edition to drool over their pages and hungrily devour their articles. Its part of my R&R routine.


title: Birthday Gift

text: Recipient is thrilled with this lovely magazine. Just right for the age group. Cannot wait for the next issue to arrive.


title: Five Stars

text: Been a subscriber since issue #2


title: excited to receive it

text: look forward to this one everytime


title: Five Stars

text: Always fun & educational reading.


title: Just a big advertisement!

text: Too many ads.  I feel like this is nothing but a magazine for marketing.  Seems like over half the pages were ads for realtors or doctors.  Rich wanting to be richer.  Nice!


title: Great magazine for the car enthusiast

text: I'm pretty sure that my son loves cars more than anything else on the planet. That being said, he was thrilled when he found out that I bought him a subscription to Car and Driver.


title: Still a great magazine!

text: I bought this for my seven year-old son who loves anything related to technology and engineering. He loves getting these in the mail once a month and going through them with me. Highly recommended!


title: intersting topics

text: great houses  ….. find it strange that so many people decorate primitive...


title: A GREAT gift for my husband!

text:
I purchased a subscription to Man Magnum as a Christmas gift for my husband several years ago.  I renew it every year as part of his Christmas list. He LOVES this magazine. He and his brother have hunted Africa twice and will be going back. This keeps them up to date with hunting.

Be aware that the magazine has some articles in English and some in Afrikanz. I bought my husband an English/Afrikanz dictionary to go with his subscription.


title: The best auto mag on the market

text: I started reading Autoweek, during an extended stay at the hospital - I quickly became addicted.  I requested the mag for Christmas, but no one saw fit to love me that much - So, I bought it for myself!!!  Be kind to yourself and treat your mind to some great eye candy autos with great articles!


title: Fun as well as useful magazine

text: This magazine has a great blend of fun, poignant, and serious articles. Our 11 year old lab has two serious health issues which I first read about in Just Labs, as they are relatively common conditions with labs. When he started exhibiting symptoms I referred back to the articles and was able to recognize the similarities, therefore enabling me to discuss things with our vet armed with a bit of knowledge. For their health articles alone I will always be grateful to Just Labs.


title: One Star

text: I just got 6 issues and then stopped getting them


title: Good articles for beginner and advanced loader.

text: Articles are ok.  Since there is no other, this one is #1.


title: Five Stars

text: A++++++++++


title: Awesome Science!!

text: I love Science therfore I love this magazine;)


title: Three Stars

text: Too many advertisements for me.


title: Different now

text: Not like it use to be. Seems to overview articals and lots more ads.<br />Guess I am a old Boomer who likes to read the early 1900s issues.


title: Worth the subscription!

text: A good read, lots tips for around the house projects, would be better with less advertisements.


This is one of the best magazines I highly recommend. I have been hand loading for 38 years. I shoot once a week. Handguns and rifles. This magazine I read it completely. It has some of the best stories and loads you wouldn't find in<br />any of the reloading books. If you don't reload you will if you read this magazine.


title: Not the old Nat Geo

text: Not Great by any means. But still has some good info and articles.


title: I have two friends....

text: I have two friends who LOVE this gossipy magazine. One is too cheap to purchase a copy and the other gets them a year at a time, asking me to make the order for her. It must be worth the trouble, Susie keeps every issue in a collection! (I read them at the dentist's office....)


title: Have subscribed for a long time

text: This is one of the few magazines that I really like. The pictures are great and the articles are interesting, if not relevant to my life at the moment. A person can always come away with some idea or starting point.


title: One of my favorites!

text: Every time I find a new issue of First, I buy it.  It has terrific tips on health, shopping, cooking, and all the things that pertain to women today.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine - super price


title: Enjoying each issue!

text: Fantastic magazine—I'm so glad I subscribed!


title: Five Stars

text: Gave it as s gift. Hubby loves it!


title: Christmas gift

text: Gave the Western Horseman subscription to my brother for Christmas.  It was easy to order, wrap and he was pleased to get it.


title: Five Stars

text: I really enjoy the information in the magazine. Always so current


title: Good, but slightly over rated.

text:
I have gotten Cook's Illustrated on and off for years as well as Bon Appetit, Gourmet Magazine (now out of business) & Fine Cooking.  I am regarded as a pretty good cook.  If you are wondering why a pretty good cook would get all of these culinary magazines...I enjoy reading them and do now and again get tips.  I have cancelled Bon Appetit due to the overwhelming amount of adds and did cancel Gourmet Magazine before they went out of business also due to all of the adds.  Both Bon Appetit and Goumet were wonderful magazines at a time, but they got carried away with adds and articles that had absolutely nothing to do with cooking.

Cooks Illustrated has some good information, but I do think it is slightly over rated.  In my humble opinion, Fine Cooking is the best of all.  Allot of great information, recipes, equipment recommendations and reviews.  Still not cheap....$30 for 6 issues, but again, jammed packed with info.  All adds, which aren't many, are culinary related.  A very pretty magazine with great photography.  I've given it as a gift a number of times and all have loved it.


title: Perfect gift for someone who likes cars

text: My favorite auto magazine!


title: One Star

text: what drivel - one large makeup ad


title: Five Stars

text: best sailing mag there is


title: Five Stars

text: great stories


title: 20 Years

text: I've subscribed to Bazaar on/off for 20 years... In terms of these kind of fashion mags, I find this one to be the best... For me. I like the articles and the quality of the photos, etc.  Something about this mag that I can relate to vs the others.


title: Another gift.

text: Again I have had a subscription to this magazine for a few years and got one for my friend last year for Christmas.  Asked him this year if he wanted me to renew his subscription, I got an emphatic yes.


title: Great magazine

text: Had this magazine for myself and have bought this subscription for a like minded friend for Christmas.  Makes a good gift at a reasonable price.


title: Wait time for product and follow through are not good

text: Product description does state 6- 10 weeks before delivery.  That being said, there is supposed to be a post card sent to the recipient of the order, this was not done.  The estimated delivery dates on Amazon's site are in conflict with each other, in one place it states delivery in Sept or October and on another page it states first delivery on November 3rd, hmmmm that would place delivery 75 days after ordering.  Really! this is 2010, should anyone have to wait for 75 days.  I could take a covered wagon to the publisher and tell him in person of my order and then return home and come back in 3 weeks to pick it up myself before they could get it to me in 75 Days!


title: Highly recommend this informative magazine~ especially when traveling!!

text: Best all-around magazine I've ever subscribe to! If the quality work continues, I will continue to purchase it! This had a little bit of everything and I think I read it cover-to-cover within 2 days! Lots of wonderful information and packed with great recipes, ideas, and all-around good reading! Highly recommended for trips, too!


title: Good gift idea for teenager!

text: I gave a subscription of this magazine to a teenager who seemed to enjoy it.


title: Good gift idea for teenager!

text: I got a subscription of this magazine for a teenager and she seems to like it.  I liked it when I was a teenager.


title: Always a favorite.

text: I have received one copy of the magazine so far. I used to get it long ago. I am really loving the ideas and instructions for projects all over again.


title: I may have a drinking problem.

text:
Look, it's a magazine.  Do I read magazines?  Um, no.

Don't I get everything I need from the interwebs hence negating my need for magazines?  Um, yes.

Have I, or do I ever plan on, getting married?  Um, no again.

In conclusion, I think that the only reason I ordered this magazine is due to excessive alcohol consumption.  Frankly, I can't think of any other reason that makes sense.


title: Bought it for my spouse

text: I can't stand this magazine, its ideas or its editor. The editor of this magazine-William Kristol is one of those rich jerks who smile while delivering bad news. I cannot bear phonies of his ilk.


title: Popular Mechanics is Great

text: I forgot how much I still enjoy these magazines. There's a lot of info on cars, electronics, etc., just the stuff us guys like.


title: Dr.Oz magazine

text: Dr.Oz always has great information on health and wellness. This magazine is very informative and helpful.


title: Charged for 12 issues - delivered 9 issues

text: The subscription was for 12 issues - I only received 9 issues and was informed that my subscription has expired.  How do you do math?  American math?


title: It's Martha

text: I use this magazine purely for entertainment/education on subjects I might not be familiar with.  Most of the recipes I don't use, like other magazines, quite a few ads.  As long as it stays at $5.00/year I'm renewing.


title: I Miss the Old Days

text: I hadn't subscribed in years and was extremely sad to see the new Taste of Home mag.  The ads are so numerous it was ridiculous.  I remember back in the day when they took pride in being "ad free".  I understand tough times and all, but when I have to flip thru a dozen pages to get to the first recipe, it hardly seems worth it.  I'm sorry to see it's come to this.  I'll still buy the holiday special editions, as those seem to be a bit more traditional!


title: Five Stars

text: Husband enjoying it


title: HGTV Magazine is the best!

text: I can't say enough about this magazine.  All kinds of tips and idea provoking articles.~ you won't regret a subscription!


title: Five Stars

text: wood carving delights


title: Best automotive MAG!

text: Look forward to it every month - on top of latest trends and automotive issues


title: Gift for my son

text: What do you get to ultimate techy who needs nothing...  Wired Access....  he loved the hat the paper copy and reviewing it on line.  It was a hit...


title: Four Stars

text: Everything good, but the awful receipts .


title: 6 dollars a year

text: People complain about a lot of ads, but the articles are good, try this: ignore the ads, read the articles and remember the fact that this magazine cost $6 a year. Good deal


title: Five Stars

text: educational mag - love it


title: Just not for me.

text: This is a fine magazine. Just not my cup of tea. I prefer motorcycling, pop science and handyman mags. Good day.


title: Beware the Hearst

text: I love PM and look forward to each magazine. It is full of all the things I like to mess with, from fixing a leak to the newest lawn mowers. I have only one problem with PM, that is the publisher, Hearst Pub. The keep sending me a bill saying that I marked something on their bill that says that I wanted automatic renewals and they keep sending me a bill for the magazine. I finally had to write them a letter informing them that I purchased the magazine from Amazon and checked nothing. To me this is a dishonest way to sign people up. By the way, Amazon is also cheaper, so if I continue I will do it through them.  Anyway, great magazine with timely articles.


title: PCPhoto - great magizine

text: I recieved PCPhoto about 6 weeks after ordering.  I really liked the price compared to news stand prices I'd been paying.  I am a hobby photo user and have had 7 digital cameras.  This magizine had many articles and several how to stories in it. I have learned a lot about digital photography from PCPhoto and enjoy the balance of articles and the way they are written.  Worth every penny.


title: Shutterbug full of ads

text: I recieved my first issue of Shutterbug after about 7 weeks from ordering it.  I was disappointed in the mag. as almost all of it is ads, ads and more ads.  As far as I'm concerned it should be given away for all the advertising they recieve in it.  The articles they had in this issue were about very high end equipment that 99% of the readers would not be able to afford or use.  Most of the ads do not even contain prices for the products, making them useless for shopping and comparing anyway.  I did like the low price that amazon had for Shutterbug though, I would have really been mad if I had paid cover prices for it.


title: Five Stars

text: was a gift so the only thing I know is they received it


title: Liked

text: Liked


title: Four Stars

text: good mag


title: It's the New Yorker

text: It's the New Yorker.


title: It is not what it was

text: It seems to have become more of a fan magazine . Less useful content for guitarists .. Disappointed in the new direction. The magazine is much smaller , fewer pages . The decline seems to have started with the new editor. I wont be re-subscribing. It used to be the best.


title: Good read

text: I like this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent product & service.


title: good read

text: lots of info Thanks


title: Great magazine

text: Love this magazine. Great deal on Prime day


title: This is just a fun fan magazine done well with interesting previews of what ...

text: This is just a fun fan magazine done well with interesting previews of what is out there in film, music, stage and books.  I look forward to it and it always satisfies. However, it is not weekly.


title: A great magazine

text:
This is one of the most fun food magazines I have ever come across.  It has plenty of good recipes that are relatively accessible to the average cook, but it also has lots of articles that are both informative & entertaining.

The primary focus (of course) is on hot and spicy foods, but it also concentrates on any number of regional cuisines that are not necessarily scorching hot.  A issue highlighting salsas, for example, will have a fair number of high-Scoville recipes, but will also include flavorful salsas that are intended to enhance a main course rather bring beads of sweat to your forehead.  A neophyte will better understand that a salsa isn't necessarily a hot sauce but actually covers a much wider spectrum.  The same would apply to their issues on barbeque as well as cuisines from Mexico, Thailand & India, among others.

If you want to know how to grow peppers, you will also find this magazine informative, as it addresses many different aspects of pepper horticulture.  There is also plenty of information on the frighteningly extensive array of hot sauces that are commercially available.  If you come from a region where it isn't easy to grow your own peppers, finding a resource for peppers is important, and this magazine definitely helps.

Even if you aren't a pepper-head, there is plenty within this magazine that you will find useful.


title: The Gold Standard for Feminist Reading

text: If you are a feminist, you will find yourself reading it from cover to cover, skipping nothing. There was a while when we "lost" this magazine (the era of the Cher covers), but it got its soul back and is well worth getting re-acquainted (if you're an oldtimer, like me) or acquainted (if you're a newbie).


title: Unbeatable

text: I can honestly say I am a very frugal person for the most part. I cannot complain about a 5 buck a year subscription.


title: and they look exactly like mine. My family got a kick out of ...

text: So far I am loving the subscription.  One of the issues came with poultry on the cover, and they look exactly like mine.  My family got a kick out of it!


title: Best Chill Day Escape Read Ever...

text: I love this mag. It is a compilation of all things relevant to the modern muse. It has relateable fashion, hair and makeup articles that can actually be utilized in the real world, always an enlightening article on a female issue somewhere in the world, as well as other pertinent articles. I am still Old School and actually enjoy holding a real mag, while I peruse over a warm beverage or glass of wine. Yup, I still tear pages out to refer back to. If you are looking for an all around great mag with various content, this is your baby.


title: 5 Stars WITHOUT Digital Access

text:
As a caveat, I am only giving 4 stars for one reason. I have never been able to access this mag digitally, but that was never my intent. I am still one of the dinosaurs that actually enjoys perusing the hard copy of a mag. Admittedly, the digital copy comes in handy for automatically ordering from a website and to add a photo to Pinterest and such. On the other hand, it never reads properly to me in this format and I often like to take notes or even rip a color page out for future shopping purposes. It definitely has its pros and cons. I suppose if it is one of the selling points, then it should be a viable option.

What I can attest to is that this is an excellent magazine for a person who likes to follow makeup trends, reviews, tutorials etc. It is never so thick that it is like carrying a dictionary and the info is always current. The price is so reasonable that I continue to repurchase it, deposits also following blogs, Youtube, Instagram and such. My fav time to read it is when I am at my hairdressers and thinking about new makeup for my 'new' hair.


title: Yes!

text: I love this publication and have been a subscriber for years. It is a collection of health, beauty and fashion.  Although high end on the fashion spectrum, it is not so far fetched that only the very wealthy can enjoy.  The articles are intriguing and always on the cutting edge of what is new. I have all access, but have neve found the electronic version to work well.  I don't really mind as reading a magazine in hard copy is a pleasure of the past.


title: Too many adds

text: Too many adds as in all Magazines now


title: Rip off

text: First, these are way thinner then the ones you buy in the store and I subscribed for a year. I specifically chose the option not to auto renew… they charged my account anyways and by the time I noticed it was “too late” to cancel it. The following year they tried to do the same thing again and I caught them in time and the money was prorated back. So they still ended up charging for the one episode that subscription that I didn’t want nor agree to. Do NOT fall for this crap!!!! It’s a headache.


title: It’s a magazine

text: Item as described


title: Great

text: Love this magazine


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine


title: So much information

text: Love it


title: Great tv news

text: I love tv guide ,always look forward to getting it ,The only thing is that I wish it came every week, instead of every two weeks,I enjoy the puzzle, and like getting it on my Kindle fire tablet


title: Great magazine

text: I love the magazine,always bringing me news about the entertainment world.


title: It was great gift

text: It was a gift


title: National Geographic Traveler

text: Ordered the National Geographic Traveler for my salon.<br />My clients always enjoy the wonderful articles and photography in the Traveler.


title: Son-in-law Christmas gift

text: Same thing as the Kiplinger's.  Although I have noticed every time I renew this, the address is always my personal one.  I have tried several times to have it changed to his.  Hopefully now it is right.  I got the one in December.


title: Love my handyman

text: I am a do it yourself kinda of person I love getting my handyman magazine through Amazon I get it at a discount and that helps a lot but it helps me keep up with new things out there to thanks


title: Best place for buying my magazine love it

text: I love my magazines and the best place for me to get them is right here but they come on time and I don’t have to pay a lot for them thank you


title: Love

text: I love this magazine, lots of informative articles and photographs for inspiration.


title: Expect every issue to be damaged

text: It doesn't come in a sleeve, so expect every issue to be damaged in some way. My last one is actually torn. I'm not renewing unless they remedy this! I understand it must be expensive to print in a digital age, but I would gladly pay the extra .10-.20 cents per issue to get even a crappy plastic sleeve and a piece of card stock paper behind it.


title: Three Stars

text: Nearly impossible to find the route to cancel, this is on auto renew.


title: Three Stars

text: He does not love it.


text: Purchased for a very inquisitive 11 year old. He has enjoyed the issues received so far.

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title: ... was purchased for a young person who is extremely happy with the issues received so far

text: This subscription was purchased for a young person who is extremely happy with the issues received so far. He loves to learn about history.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine. Great for a reader with traveler's itch!


title: Five Stars

text: Great Mag.


title: Bought for someone else and they love it

text: I bought this for my husband and I don't read it myself.  I do know that he loves it and always comments that his Mojo has arrived.


title: The Best Magazine

text: Every two months, I can hardly wait for this magazine to show up in my mail box.  It is the only magazine I get in hard copy because I just love to hold it and read it from cover to cover.  I have been reading it since I became vegan over 8 years ago.  The articles are both informative and inspiring.  I just made a raw Pad Thai recipe from a past issue that was to die for.  Thanks VegNews for a great magazine!!!!!!!


title: The Definitive Magazine for Older Homes

text: The absolute best magazine for those with older homes, and perhaps even newer ones too.  Every issue that comes in, I find articles that are directly applicable to my renovation of a 1923 home.  Everything from practical tips to keeping the older home charm alive in projects using new wood.  I used one article to design my deck, another to figure out the best way to skirt the house, and another to design some columns.  Worth every penny and then some.  This isn't just coffee table material, it's practical, and in one project you can pay off years of subscriptions.


title: Great ideas

text: Even though I'm in the wedding industry, there are a lot of things about getting married that I didn't know.  I have found this magazine great for ideas from the big stuff down to the very smallest detail.


title: No wonder this magazine subscription is so cheap. It's ...

text: No wonder this magazine subscription is so cheap. It's a glorified trash can of ads on every page. Zero content.


title: Clubhouse Jr., Excellent!!!

text: Absolutely LOVE this magazine for our Grandson, way cute & very educational as well as MOST interesting to him!!!  Highly recommend it!!!


title: Not worth ordering

text: Poor product, not many pages, lots of ads


title: 1 star because I believe its an excellent magazine.

text: I ordered through National Wildlife Federation over a year ago and never received one copy of their magazine. They are a good charity, but the magazine admin seems to be MIA.  You may have more success through Amazon.  I'm afraid I'm reluctant to try again  Good luck.


title: Imbibe magazine

text: Excellent reading , enjoyed each issue.......


title: The BEST Knitting Magazine

text: As other reviewers have stated, this is the best knitting magazine if you are not an absolute beginner.  I have other knitting magazines, but none are this insightful and interesting.  The articles crack open new worlds to explore, such as learning about Estonian lace.  Ethnic lace?  Fascinating!<br />I have learned so much about the culture of knitting from this magazine.  Yet I also love the patterns.  Strangely enough, I have not made even one although I am planning to.  Some other project always jumps ahead in the line.  Their projects are simply beautiful and some are classic and timeless.  As for the trendy projects, if I like it I may make it anyway.


title: Five Stars

text: I like the magazine. It took two months to show up which I don’t understand.


title: Popular Science - a lot of good articles.

text: I have read this magazine for a period of more than 60 years, not continuously, but a lot of years.  It seemed wonderful during my teenage years and maybe just good now.


title: Wonderful magazine for anyone with children under 5

text:
I first subscribed to Wondertime after reading two issues cover-to-cover during visits to my pediatrician and obstetrician's offices while pregnant with my second child.  The articles are always well researched and well written by authors who are working moms, stay-at-home moms, working dads, and even stay-at-home dads.  I find that this diversity of authorship creates a wonderful mix of topics and viewpoints on parenting.  And I love that at the end of each article, there's a photograph of the author with a little blurb that tells you who they are and what they've written recently.  From this, I've found a couple books because I've learned to recognize certain authors as my favorites.

In short, if you're looking for a parenting magazine that lives in a different sphere from the normal toddler tripe, this is the periodical for you!


title: Five Stars

text: The kids like Highlights


title: Five Stars

text: The kids love Highlights


title: Wealth of information!

text: The vast amount of quality information on gear is supplemented with links for even more detailed "how-to's" on the Recording Magazine website.  Great specialty info.


title: only magazine i read cover to cover

text: i've gotten NatGeo, Readers Digest, PopSci and a lot of other magazines in the past.  THIS is the only magazine I read cover to cover and read the entire articles.  I am fascinated by history and I can't wait until the next issue arrives.  Even if the article is on a subject I am unfamiliar with or not that interested in, the stories are compelling and I find myself engrossed in them.


title: As described

text: As described


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Great  Gift for Men

text: Men are so hard to buy for so this book fit the bill.  My husband loves this magazine.  Would be a great Fathers day gift.


title: Not As Trashy As Some People Think

text: Sometimes the National Enquirer is the only place to find the true story about a subject - for example it broke the story about O. J.'s shoes. I guess you have to pick and choose your articles. Some of the articles, I admit, are useless. However, other articles are interesting and some you can't find anyplace else.


title: New Magazine About Plastic Surgery

text: This magazine is published twice per year. It has quality content regarding plastic surgery. Each article is reviewed and approved for accuracy by two doctors prior to publication. The purpose of this magazine to give the reader reliable & truthful information about various plastic surgery choices.


title: Along With The WSJ, The 2 Best Daily Newspapers In The USA

text:
Don't miss the science section published each Tuesday.

The New York Times gives you great stories in depth from around the world. It is the detailed stories and some investigative stories that you can't find anyplace else that are so refreshing to read. Compared to the screaming cable news shows, the news presented in the NYT and WSJ is so much better and more complete that it almost takes your breath away. You will say to yourself "why did I waste my time watching those crazy cable news (really entertainment) shows that are so uninformative?" If most Americans get their news from the TV as I am told they do, then we have dark days ahead. Our society will become less enlightened and less caring.


title: Just Islands - Beautiful Photographs

text: This magazine is in part a magazine of dreams. If you have ever dreamed of getting away to an island paradise, then this magazine is for you. All of the articles and photographs are of island destinations. Enjoy your taste of paradise! This magazine covers islands in every part of the world including Hawaii and the South Pacific islands.


title: No Paid Advertising - Refreshing

text: This magazine evaluates thousands of products including new and used cars without advertising and without the biases that go hand in hand with accepting advertising. Before one buys a car, TV, computer, fax machine, washing machine, dryer, vacuum cleaner, refrigerator, stereo and many other items one can gain excellent insight into the quality and value of the products by subscribing to Consumer Reports magazine or by looking it up in the library. It is so refreshing to receive information on products without all the usual distortions and lies that one finds in advertising.


title: Good but still a lot of ads

text: I wish there wasn't as many ads but still great reviews on cars and all kinds of new cars coming out.


title: Got my Mind on My Martha, and My Martha On My Mind

text: Who doesn’t love Martha Stewart, now that she hangs with Snoop Dog!  If you’re not a fan, don’t read the rest of my review - it’s not for you!  I get one or two useful tips with every mag, and the thing I like most is her calendar.  I tear it out to hang in my kitchen, and write my own to-dos and under-achieving tasks right under hers for the day.  While she’s speaking at a CEO seminar, I’m thoroughly cleaning my canary cage.  We are certainly kindred spirits.


title: Large print gift

text: I bought this for my mother as she had macular degeneration. She has enjoyed it very much.


title: Great mag, great price

text: I always picked up this mag when I was living in the city, and when I had to move to Missouri, my mom got this subscription for me. I love it - it came shortly after she ordered it, and arrived promptly every week. I highly recommend it for any New Yorker or anyone who simply loves the city. It keeps you updated on local events, and makes you feel like you're still a part of it - even if you're far away. It also features great articles that would be of interest to any intelligent person, whether they love NY or not.


title: Very good read

text: Everything


title: Delicious

text: Lots of really great recipes made with ingredients most people have in their pantry.


I haven't actually started getting the issues yet! When should the first one arrive?  (I gave it 5 stars because I've subscribed for awhile and love these puzzles.)


title: Great buy!

text: Bought this fir my granddaughter. She loves horses and is so excited to get each new magazine. Helps her with her reading.


title: Son Loves this magazine. He can't wait to receive ...

text: Son Loves this magazine.  He can't wait to receive each issue.  Compelling stories.


title: Worth the money

text: Great tips and helpful products


title: Five Stars

text: Okay read


title: Interesting stories, good writing, too many ads.

text: OMG, the electronic version is like a huge advertisement vehicle with some stories.  The writing and stories are very interesting.


title: Lots of excellent ideas

text: Ideas to use around the home. Very nice how to make items or repair items.


title: Five Stars

text: Love cooks illustrated has great information and recipes


title: A treasure chest for women!

text: This is one of my two favorite magazines for all the great ideas and information! It’s got so much inside it, it’s almost like a treasure chest for women - everything from how to’s in the kitchen to helping create the best version of ourselves!<br />The absolutely packed with tips and DIY’s from cover to cover. To have the magazine online instead of stacking up on the coffee table is so handy and clear of clutter! I love it showing up on my homepage for easy access!


title: Intelligently written, currently important

text: Articles are stimulating and interesting, containing topics of current interest and import.  Intelligently written and thoroughly covered.  I have always liked this magazine


title: If the kids like it......

text: My grandkids like the magazine so it can't be all bad when they asked for another years subscription. That's good enough for me.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine and the SOUTHWEST, pictures are such that I can hardly wait to go back.


title: Great

text: Great magazine


title: Great

text: Magazine for exactly what its called.


My wife loves it. It has very good recipes that my family enjoys.


title: Five Stars

text: It was through WIRED I discovered the Oculous Rift. Need I say more


title: Great Magazine - always has been!

text: I have subscribed to Wired on and off over the years. I enjoy reading it cover to cover! I also subscribe to Fast Company and there is considerable overlap, though Fast Company is more startup business oriented, but still has a lot of the latest technology developments in it. You need to be somewhat geeky to enjoy Wired, though I should add that I am an almost 70-year-old artist/graphic designer/all things Apple woman and I love it! It's fun to read and learn from... I am also online a lot learning stuff at many websites. Like to try to keep up with new developments in science and technology. I was also given a gift subscription to New Scientist last year and I love it!


title: It's been around a long time but it's still great!

text: I subscribed to "Wired" years ago. In fact, I think I still have the very first issue they ever published! At some point I let my subscription lapse. I was busy with a lot of other stuff. I am so happy to be receiving it again! When the first issue arrived, I read it voraciously, cover to cover! Now I've received the second and am working on that! It contains lots about what's new and coming in the future, in technology, the sciences, music, business, you name it. It's well-designed and fun to read. If you're a geek or just someone who finds information about new things that might be happening in not-so-far-distant future a turn-on, then you'll probably love "Wired."


title: Great Magazine!

text: When "Business 2.0" stopped being published last year, I was very disappointed since I didn't know of another magazine like it. I think "Fast Company" fits the bill and am excited to find that it's loaded with articles about "the new" in the business world and in the tech sector. The latest issue has a story about the top 50 up-and-coming companies, with Google being number one. What an interesting piece about their corporate culture and some of the people who work there! I hope they keep up the good work and that they don't fall into a black hole as "Business 2.0" did. I like having something I can hold in my hands when I'm reading. I know I can find out a lot of this stuff one way or another on the Web, but when I curl up in bed at night, I like to have a magazine or book in my hands, not a laptop... I am looking forward to the arrival of the next issue!


title: Five Stars

text: Always a good read


title: You get what you pay for?

text: Disappointed it is not a complete daily schedule. Couldn't figure out how to add to Kindle, bummer.


Keep up to date with science and technology breaks through and discoveries in easy to read quality articles.  Don't have to be a science major to understand and enjoy.  If you want to know more than what's covered, many times other journals with in depth coverage cited.  Have been a subscriber for years.


title: Magazine Layout....Not Good

text:
I really like WIRED magaziine for the information it provides, but found the magazine to be unreadable.  The margins are uneven, sometimes with type going right up to or even over photos, the pages don't balance or flow,  and some of the ads and gimmicks are so overpowering it affects readability.

Because of this, I cancelled the subscription.  On this, I will give Amazon backing an A+ for service.  I stated my reason for cancelling, and Amazon quickly forwarded that information, and the subscription was cancelled and the money for the remaining issues credited to my account the next day.


title: The problem is too much to read

text: I have enjoyed this publication for several years... Another reviewer here denigrates the quality of articles and poetry BUT in fact as with any poetry publication, there are writings that will appeal to you and stuff that you will dislike completely. After all, few fields are as filled with differing tastes and styles as poetry (I can't imagine a poetry publication where all poems are of universal appeal). The essays and articles will either be of interest to you or not. I usually find a few that are well worth the reading time and some that are excellent and others that are memorable. CAUTION: this is not a mass market publication. It can be demanding (after all, even a single poem can take time to read and re-read) and I rarely manage to find time to read the entire issue before the next one is available. RECOMMENDATION: Ignore the negative review... find a copy, read it and decide for yourself.


title: Cooking Light Subscription

text: The magazine is great.  Would highly recommend it. What I'm not sure of is ordering it through Amazon instead of directly through the magazine.  I ordered it for my daughter's birthday and unbeknown to me, a friend of hers also ordered it for her, directly through the magazine.  My daughter is now trying to straighten out both subscriptions so that they cover two years instead of double issues for a year.  While Cooking Light has record of her friend's subscription, to date, they have no record of the Amazon, and she cannot yet straighten this out. Hopefully eventually she will.


title: Great ideals.

text: Have always loved flipping through these mags.


title: Large print

text: I can still read the magazin event hough I have macular degeneration.Thank you


title: Five Stars

text: Always very interesting


title: It’s  small and easy to carry with you

text: I have been reading this magazine for most of my ...long...life. It is my faithful companion!


title: Handyman Magazine

text: I would always look forward to receiving this magazine and pour through it.  After I collected all of my ideas and tips, I would pass it along to a friend.  We both have files on the projects and information that make our lives easier and more beautiful.


title: one of the two best

text: If you decide to have two foodie subscriptions, make them Gourmet and Bon Appetit. You will find that they are not redundant but rather complement each other. Bon Appetit is really much more heavy on the recipe side and brings a wider variety of day-to-day great cooking ideas and techniques. It is also a fabulous magazine as far as the restaurant reviews go. All the recipes are well researched, and I have never had a problem cooking or baking anything from Bon Appetit, on the contrary: most of the recipes I have tried, have been great successes and lasting favorites. The holiday special issues are always wonderful, each year the editors find new and wonderful ways to create that extra special holiday gathering. The overall quality of the magazine throughout the year is very high, in both writing, research and photography/grafics. This mag is worth the money.


title: Rooted in tradition, yet always up to date

text: Gourmet magazine has been around for over 60 years now, but by the fresh look and the up-to-date topics and trends you would never know. Fortunately the editors of the magazine also take pride in the treasure chest of their publication's history and firmly believe that old does not have to mean out of date or bad. So every once in a while they go back to wonderful recipes or articles of the past that have stood the test of time. And this is what Gourmet is all about in general: good quality. The recipes are always solid and can be recreated in your kitchen with reliable success. The table decorating and entertaining tips and themes strike a good balance between the fancy and the everyday useful suggestions. While this is definitely to be considered an upscale magazine, you don't have to be well off to live well in Gourmet style. I have subscribed to Gourmet for years now and still look forward to every new issue.


title: the most over-rated food magazine

text: I subscribed to Food & Wine for a while and was continuously disappointed. The articles are on the superficial side and more importantly a lot of the recipes and product reviews are not as well researched as they should have been. I experienced more than one flop trying their stuff. The magazine tries very hard to be trendy and pick up the latest and greatest in the cooking and restaurant scene without being careful enough in deciding what is actually an important or meaningful trend rather than a fad. This magazine can't hold a candle to "Bon Appetit" or "Gourmet".


title: old reliable.....

text: Long  time subscriber and viewer of TV shows. This one was present for my grand daughter freshman in high school.


title: Informative, revalent

text: If you want the best sounding system this is a good place to start.


title: Informative, helpful.

text: If you love music, this will help get the best sounding equipment.


title: Five Stars

text: love!


title: I thought it was just me…

text: So, when this periodical came out originally, I was elated with the idea of having a good reference I could use to fix or do things. I am a habitual DIY guy. Everything I do it either by hand, or by myself.  I subscribed the old fashioned way, via mail card, paid my subscription up front. I received the first issue about four months afterward and was elated, because I had forgotten I subscribed. I pushed past the first few ads, ahhh there's the content… huh? I wouldn't do THAT, it won't last/stand up to time…. this is interesting…. more ads. I get it, ad revenue ;ays the bills. My family ran a small newspaper for three generations, ad revenue is critical, but it's not everything, unless the publisher practices, left handed Yoga. Regardless, I kept reading the issues for a year. There were some good ideas, some not so good. I renewed. Never got another issue. Called the subscription number, was advised that my payment had arrived. OK… no periodical tho. Well sir, we're sending them. OK thanks. I'd get two, then nothing. At the end of the second subscription year I didn't renew. I liked most of the content, despite the plethora of ads but found one or two gems in every issue. Too bad their subscription service is sub-standard or I'd have 10 plus years of it gathering dust right next to some of the old men's magazines my neighbor gave me.


title: Great gift

text: I bought this as a gift to my mom for Christmas. She loves it.


title: Excellent magazine! I’ve been reading and enjoying Reader’s Digest ...

text: Excellent magazine ! I’ve been reading and enjoying Reader’s Digest for many, many years ! Great reading at a great price. Enjoy !  🇺🇸🦅


title: Looking for May 2004

text: I am looking for a back issue of May 2004!! There is a story of my husband's dog in there that I would love to get and frame.. Please email me @ montanasteele02@yahoo.com


title: Mostly advertisemens

text: Magazine is Okay. There is a lot of advertisements in it.  Some articles.


title: Qi Journal

text: Excellent journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Taijiquan, Qigong, Asian health & longevity promotion, and all things Qi.  Good reference for Internal stylists, whether Taijiquan, Baguazhang, or Hsing-I.


title: Classical Fighting Arts magazine review

text: As a martial artist practicing kenpo karate, kali and jujutsu, I find the historical reference articles published in this magazine to be superb.


title: Martha Stewart Living well received.

text: I got this as a gift for my mom & when I asked her if she would like it renewed this year she didn't hesitate to say yes!  MY mom is 88 and dosen't do any cooking anymore but loves this magazine!


title: Four Stars

text: Love to read National Geographic.


title: Five Stars

text: It started quickly and is a great read.


title: Five Stars

text: It took forever for the subscription to start, but once it did, the mags came regularly.


title: Five Stars

text: It took forever for the subscription to start, but once it did, the mags started coming regularly.


title: horse journal

text: glad i ordered this, giving me a lot of helpful info and tips on things I am not doing correctly.  I am a novice horse person this publication has been really helpful to me (once i finally started getting the publication, seemed like it took a long time to get my 1st issue)


title: Don't bother!

text: Update: a few isdues in & this magazine is mainly liberal propaganda now. So disappointed!. It isn't worth the discounted rate i paid. I got a refund & cancelled. I thought I'd give the O magazine another try after a few years away and I can say I'm glad I got it on sale because its nothing but ads! I was SO dissapointed. The O magazine used to have a LOT of great content but not so much now. The whole magazine just seemed cheaply made. I hope they improve it but I will not be reordering.


title: Very little content- mostly ads.

text: I could only give this magazine 3 stars. There's hardly anything to it. I get if for a great price on Amazon and I'm a magazine "junkie" but this failed to delivery anything truly interesting. I literally read it in 15 mins. So dissapointed- its mostly ads. Not even worth the $5 for the whole year to me. I won't be renewing.


title: Enjoyed it..

text: Great read


title: We've lived in Colorado over 20 years, and always ...

text: We've lived in Colorado over 20 years, and always find something new to do when we read this magazine.  This year, we also bought a subscription for a recent visitor who is seriously thinking of moving to Colorado in the new two years.


title: Love seek and find

text: My 6 year old grandson loves it!


title: Five Stars

text: Very interesting mag.


title: Five Stars

text: OK


title: Quick, unbiased, researched updates on the news of the week

text: Business Week and Time are now my primary sources for keeping up with what is going on with politics, culture, business, and technology. Nothing in too much depth, but that is what I'm looking for. Just 1 - 4 pages on any one topic. I find the presentations well researched unbiased, thoughtful.


title: Average

text:
It's nice that it shows you different workouts other than doing your typical cardio at the gym.  Magazine is fairly slim in length with average amount of ads.  If this wasn't discounted deeply, I would have been disappointed.  Check out the workouts while you are in line at the supermarket.  Not a must-have magazine.

Edit* Sept 2013
I am downgrading my review from 3 star to 1 star. The introduction or table of contents is really long (runs up to the 11th page.)The last issues have had numerous ads. Magazine is really thin so the amount of ads versus the quality of reading material is atrocious. I think you get better results just googling workouts. Will not renew. Do not buy.


title: A Sip in Time

text: A friend introduced me to this fun magazine.  Without being ponderous, it has more useful and accessible information than I've seen in one food or wine journal in a long time.  I've learned practical things like not to buy the econony sized vermouth, 'cause it won't keep well once opened, or the best sparkling ciders, what wine to bring as a dinner party gift, and why Guinness tastes better in Ireland. It has great virtual trips - like to Thailand, Oaxaco, and Jamaica woven around the theme of the liquid pleasures produced in each country - everything from tea to rum, or chocolate. I find it humanizes the products from all over the world that I take for granted - while giving me imaginative ways to serve them. When CNN starts to drown me with bad news, this snappy mag is as refreshing as Thai iced tea or a tall Vermouth cassis.


title: My eleven-year-old granddaughter's favorite read

text: Hey, it's for my 11-year-old granddaughter. I don't read it, she does. She loves it, so I renew it!


title: Wonderful gift

text: This was purchased as a gift for my garden and flower loving mother. She loves this publication and messages every time a new one arrives. It’s very informative even for an experienced gardener.


title: Five Stars

text: good one


title: Three Stars

text: come 2-3 month late after order and then missing 1 or 2 month in the middle....


title: Ain't what it used to be

text: Disappointed


title: Good all round magazine

text: Love this magazine.  Interesting, informative articles and lots of yummy recipes.