title: Dallas and Ted Cruz biased

text: Gives Ted Cruz a big pass. So no thanks


title: Five Stars

text: Article after article of good information


title: The gift was a huge success

text: Bought as a gift for a big Michigan fan.  The gift was a huge success.  This Michigan fan didn't know this magazine existed.  Impressive when you can surprise a fan that knows everything.


title: Five Stars

text: So impressed that there were no problems with actually renewing the magazine.  Thank You Amazon!


title: Late every month

text: I love this magazine, but will never order it through Prime again. The subscription is weeks late every month!


title: still waiting!

text: Ordered NY Magazine 5 weeks ago.  Still haven't gotten my first issue.  Tick, tock.


title: Horse Illustrated... Is it Right for You

text:
As a horse owner and lover, I purchased Horse Illustrated for myself.  As most everything is done online these days, I found it refreshing to open my mailbox and see a beautiful shiny horse magazine laying amongst the bills and junk mail... a wanted item that was tangible, touchable and smellable.

My favorite thing about Horse Illustrated is actually the Illustrated Horses! Every cover is adorned with a beautiful breed that always takes my breath away and usually leads me right to the center; where the story of the featured breed lives; coupled with even more beautiful photos. And these photographic artworks fit right in at my western themed home.  Sitting atop my coffee table; where they have often served as conversation starters when entertaining.

The meat & bones of Horse Illustrated like most magazines is the advertisement; which I have trained myself to find something positive from the Sell Sell Sell Buy Buy Buy shoved in your face! Usually it is back to the Illustration... even the advertisement has some pretty good art going on.  I am not a fan of advertisement I must admit but like I said... I'm in training to find the glass have full... so to speak.

The veins & arteries of Horse Illustrated are the carefully written articles anywhere from "How to Keep the Flies Out of the Barn" to "What to Do if Your Horse Breaks his Leg While Riding in Timbukto".  All of which, I find to be educational and useful.

The heart & soul of Horse Illustrated is the center story which always revolves around a featured breed and full of glamorous photos of such breed... again, my favorite part of the magazine.

I would really like the magazine to be a little thicker as it's easy to read in one sitting and I'd like to get even more. But really for the price; It's an awesome deal, and for yourself or as a gift; I would recommend this to anyone, of any level of equine experience.


title: Five Stars

text: Delightful to read, but some of the recipes are not very pratical.


title: Five Stars

text: Not sure if it was received yet.  It was a gift.


title: Too ‘Frou-Frou’ and too ‘Crafts-sy’

text:
Two issues in, I’m disappointed in this DIY magazine. I just noticed that this is a Better Homes & Gardens publication and that would perhaps have hinted to me what it provides for ‘DIY.’

The first issue was okay—from it I found the courage to paint my fireplace. I went with a dark color and it looks great—the designer urged us to ‘go for it’ even if we were hesitant, which really I was doing that before I ordered this DIY magazine. But, seeing the fireplace ‘makeover’ I was more inspired to do mine. There were maybe one or two other things I found interesting, even if not my style.

But the second issue is even more ‘frou-frou’ and again nothing is to my style or taste. Not only that, the ‘DIY’ was too much beads, and these ugly patterns, and other decoration ideas that I’d never in a million years use in my house.

Further, there is not enough DIY to call this DIY, at least for me. I was hoping this magazine would have projects that I could do and with instruction on how to do them, not some designer or blogger showing what they already did to their house—if I wanted that, I’d buy a different kind of magazine geared towards home beautiful type stuff.

So this magazine is nothing that I expected and that’s disappointing. I wish now I’d not renewed after these two sample issues. I won’t be renewing after those are done unless the subsequent issues have projects or ideas that I can identify with or use or to inspire me.

Thanks for reading.


title: Did inspire me to ‘go for it’ with my fireplace!

text:
I just finished reading the first issue and I do like the magazine, though this issue I didn’t relate to so much—I don’t do dried flower arrangements (hate them), and the long article on what a designer did to her house was not my style, and if it had been, there wasn’t really enough ‘how to’ — unless I missed it (need to go back and see, however, I’m not interested in doing what she did). But the designer painted her fireplace and I would have liked ideas or instructions on HOW to do it, not just pics of the already-completed project(s). Google to the rescue!

But, it did inspire me to take the plunge and paint my fireplace, which turned out amazing. And what helped me was the designer’s comment, and I paraphrase, ‘If you have an idea, don’t be afraid to go for it!’ - I had been ‘going for it’ with DIY before I read her comment, but in this case it gave me a push to go for something dramatic on my fireplace!

There were a few other ideas I liked. I am hoping however the next few issues have more of my style or what I am more interested in doing for my log home, which is an eclectic mix of rustic, contemporary, industrial, mountain-home, etc. I’d like more how-to as well or point me in the direction of where to find instructions.

I didn’t find ads obnoxious in this issue.

4 stars for now, but if after another issue or two  I don’t find ideas or inspirations or how-tos that I relate to, I won’t renew after my 5 or so issues are completed.

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title: I have no "digital access" as I don't own any ...

text: I have no "digital access" as I don't own any of the devices offered on. I use an iphone and MacBook Air, not available for those devices.


title: One Star

text: Good Price!


title: Who knew?

text: I had no idea I could subscribe to magazines on Amazon and gain immediate access to the electronic version of those magazines.  I am pleased with my subscription to WIRED magazine and I am really pleased with Amazon for offering this type of subscription service!  I will definitely subscribe/renew subscriptions through Amazon in the future.  The service went without a hitch and I was reading WIRED on my ipad within minutes of subscribing.  Great partnership and seamless service!


title: Great magazine for coupons

text: I enjoy getting this magazine and benefiting from the coupons included. This magazine also has many great articles to review.


title: Elle Decor

text: Most of the decor is way too expensive. have only received one issue for some reason.  So maybe te next ones will at least give me some ideas.


title: Excellent bargain

text: Good magazine for enthusiasts at an excellent price.


title: Five Stars

text: Gabriella (10 months) loves it, and that's all that matters! Very well done.


title: This is not an idea generating or creative magazine

text: I thought I would try this magazine to see if it really did generate some ideas and creativity.  However, (in my opinion) the art work and creativity inside is very lame compared to the covers.  You cannot judge this book by the cover as the covers are pretty eye catching, but there are mostly ads and silly stories inside.  This may have been a misunderstanding on my part regarding what the magazine's purpose is.  So if you want ads and current "thought" on print media this may be good.


title: Five Stars

text: Shipped as promised


title: great book

text: love it - all organizations should read this


title: yes

text: Grandchildren love this magazine


title: Real Simple Magazine

text: This is my favorite magazine.  It has so many ideas to simplify your life.  Decorating, gifts, cooking, storing, etc.  Well worth the read.


title: The best

text: I enjoy reading anything about the latest Science Fiction movies, books, etc.  This is the best book out there that gives me all I want to know.


title: Good magazine, but the price!

text:
As part of starting a relationship with this magazine, I subscribed to the print version, and registered at their website. No sooner had both began than I got an offer in the mail to subscribe at significantly less than the price on Amazon. Not a great way to start off.

That said, it is an essential reference for writers retreats, MFA programs, grants and fellowships, which makes the still-modest price tag on Amazon worthwhile.


title: Why no dual print/Kindle option?

text: I must sadly give Popular Science one star. It has always been one of my favorite magazines, but I can't give it a higher rating, because I can't (won't) subscribe until they catch up with the times (ironic, for a magazine about science.) I subscribed to Popular mechanics (published by Hearst while PopSci is published by Bonnier) because I can get the paper and Kindle versions BOTH for only $1 extra. That's a terrific deal! I would have subscribed to PopSci, too, except that they only offer that option for iPad. I don't have an iPad. I don't WANT an iPad. Many magazines offer joint print/digital subscriptions in a variety of formats, including my favorite - Kindle. I also subscribe to Foreign Affairs, which offers a print/digital version which you can download to your computer (and no, it doesn't have to be a mac.) PopSci - You are losing out by limiting your digital version to a single format. Do you really think it's wise to limit your offering to Apple customers only?


title: good reading

text: great magazine


title: News

text: Happy with my subscription.  Comes on time everyday and delivers the most current news of the day to me.  Pleased


title: Scenes from The Last Frontier

text: Alaska Magazine is a pretty good travel / recreation publication on one of the most remarkable states in the Union.  The magazine obviously offers superb pictures of scenery and wildlife, some from remote areas of the state, and there are also essays on what life is like in Alaska, describing hunting, fishing, photography, winter sports, national parks, and other outdoor recreation.  The turning of the seasons is chronicled, with mentions on what each has to offer, as well as the clothing and gear needed to have good outings.  There are also occasional articles on the history of the state.  Anyone with an interest in Alaska would likely enjoy the magazine.


title: Images of the Land of Enchantment

text:
New Mexico is one of the most fascinating states in the Union, and for several decades New Mexico Magazine has provided tourist information about the state.  The magazine highlights the state's tourist attractions and provides a calendar and list of activities and events.  There are articles on culture, history, dining, and art, as well as reviews of books and music.

The photography, including even some of the photos in the ads, is outstanding--two of the best issues each year are the issues containing the fall foliage and Christmas shots.  There is also an amusing "One of Our 50 Is Missing" feature containing stories of those who get New Mexico confused with other states or even think that it is in another country.  The magazine would be a great aid for those who plan to travel to the Land of Enchantment.


title: Three Stars

text: Not sure if I will reorder


title: I hate to admit it, but...

text:
Against my better judgment, I picked up an issue of this magazine at my local bookstore one day and decided to flip through it.  I hate to admit it, but as much as Rachael Ray annoys me (I used to love her on $40-a-Day, but what happened?!), I have to say that I was pretty impressed.

I enjoyed how there were many different aspects to the magazine besides just food.  And trust me, she's much less obnoxious when you don't have to listen to her!


title: One of the best

text:
With so many wonderful recipes covering a wide variety of foods, there are always many ideas to help get my creative-cooking juices flowing.  Every issue is chock-full of easy recipes that appeal to both busy cooks and picky eaters.

I also recommend the seasonal variants in the Taste of Home line of magazines.


title: More of the same

text:
I'm a charter subscriber of Women's Health, and honestly I think that's the only reason I stayed subscribed for so long.  "Oh, but I was one of their first subscribers!"...yeah, who cares?  After I really gave it some thought, I sure didn't care.  The fact that 6 of the last 8 issues were still wrapped in their plastic wrap further confirmed my lack of interest in this magazine.

I used to always snatch my boyfriend's copy of Men's Health when it would arrive in the mail and devour it before he got home from class.  So when Women's Health invited me to try out their first issue, I jumped at the chance.  I was happy that the magazines were very similar, but after awhile it seemed too repetitive.  Then Men's Health itself started changing into something boring and bland and my boyfriend chose to end his subscription.  Now, it seems like the same pattern is emerging with Women's Health.  It went strong for awhile, but now it just feels like they're regurgitating the same information over and over.

It's not so much that Women's Health is a *bad* magazine.  It is informative, it does have decent columns and helpful information.  But it's nothing special.  It doesn't contain any information that I can't find in other (cheaper) places.

I gave it 3 stars because I do think it's a decent magazine to subscribe to for 2-3 years, but not necessarily worth a long-term commitment since you'll likely begin to feel a sense of déjà vu after a time.

Needless to say, my subscription is up for renewal and I'm opting out.


title: Can't wait to share with my kids

text:
I enjoyed Highlights Magazine as a child for many years.  I might not have liked every story or puzzle, but there were always plenty of pages to keep me entertained and I read them over and over.  Besides, I rarely (if ever) pick up an adult magazine where I'm really interested in every story that is printed.  Highlights is trying to appeal to children with a wide range of interest and it's ridiculous to expect every page to be a home run for every reader.

I occasionally pick up a copy of Highlights while sitting in a doctor's office and am pleased to see that it is nearly the same as it was when I was reading it in the 80's.  I look forward to sharing this magazine with my future children.


title: made someone very happy

text: When he knew  the subscription was ending he said he was not going to renew because he does not get to plat as much.  I renewed for him and he was so happy.  Thank you


title: Five Stars

text: Metalsmith magazine is a great publication.


title: Grandsons read it cover to cover!

text: Our grandsons love to play sports and they really enjoy the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: A gift to the grandkids that keeps on giving!


title: They never go out of style

text: Always has been one of my favorites. New ideas to decorate. New ideas to turn old things into new. I keep all the magazines and reread.


title: Colorful pictures accompanied recipes

text: I can see the pounds adding up! Delicious looking recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: great price


title: Great Journal

text: Fantastic journal with great writings and editorials. Well rounded, and covers the Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox denominations with integrity, fairness, and great academic insight.


title: Incredible for the Weekend Outdoorsman

text:
I've been subscribing to Backpacker for a few years.  While I was a college student my grandparents got me a subscription each Christmas as they new I loved to take advantage of the parks around my campus on the weekends.  Now I subscribe through Amazon's auto-subscribe feature and save all manner of money on a great publication full of not only great tips for making the most of your trip but also for being safe while you're in the great outdoors.

The writing style has suffered a little as of late, but the last few issues I've received seem to be back on track.  All-in-all the magazine is well worth the cost of subscription.


title: Love this magazine!

text: I love this magazine.  Although I think Rachael could do more in the dessert area, she really has some awesome recipes that inspire me to create new and healthy meals for my family!


title: Better than expected

text: Current Newsweek subscriber looking for a lower cost alternative. Receive most of my news/analysis online but still enjoy paper where net access is limited / inconvenient. Did not have high expectations based on reviews but found the material acceptable for my needs and on par with Newsweek. Make no mistake this is not the Time of yesteryear but overall not a bad read. Can't beat the annual cost - especially w/promotions.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this hard copy publication!!


title: An excellent magazine for designer or just to read

text: When I lost Home magazine, I was so glad to fibd this magazine. Printed on excellent paper for color, excellent pictures and copywriting.


title: Five Stars

text: Mother had this when they began.  Added this lately as it covers many different topics, unlike other magazines.


title: Esquire editor blames "Texas gun fever" for school massacres

text: The editor Jay Fielden just wrote an editorial blaming school shootings on violent video games and Milla Jovovich movies.  He cites the movie "Groundhog Day" and a comedian I've never heard of.  It doesn't matter if you agree or disagree with him on gun policy ... Esquire is a place for fashion spreads and celebrity profiles, and nobody should have to listen to his half-baked theory justifying the massacre of school children and concert-goers.  Well, he does start by saying he's from Texas, and was born with "gun fever," as if nobody in Texas can reasonably argue for their Second Amendment rights.  Wow.  Just canceled my subscription.


title: No good

text: Mag is good but they will send you books you didn’t ask for and demand payment with legal action if necessary. I had the hardest time getting them to stop sending extras. Stay away from this one!


title: Great job

text: It had many interesting articles and fresh ideas. Better than he other magazines I get. Keep up the good work


title: Subscribed for at least 15 years. This Order WAS a 5 fir first month and is a ZERO now

text:
I have been a fan of Star magazine for at least 15 years. I never use auto renewal as I like to pay upfront and not worry about higher charges if I were to stay on auto renewal. So, I replace the order every 1-3 years depending on prices. This one I timed to start when my past order finished. I have bought through Amazon as in the past I could read the print edition and the kindle edition. This time it said print only. I got my first issue about a week later then it said. The first 5 issues came fine. I am now missing 7 issues in a row.  Calling Amazon is of no use, they send you to Star Magazine despite on my order receipt it says delivered by Amazon.
When I call Star, there is a recording to be patient as the USPS is to blame. If this was true, why haven’t I received any more issues. Star added three issues to  the end when I called 4 weeks ago and said they would contact my local post office. I called again today, four more issues not received. I was told a manager would check into it and get back to me. They added on 4 more issues.
I recognize that normally Amazon doesn’t want delivery information on this review, but there is nothing for me to review when Star insisted they are printing and shipping and it is not their fault.

When I do get Star, I love it. Sometimes the stories are likely untrue, but often have a kernel of truth. This has been my go to magazine to read floating in the pool. I prefer paper magazines and newspapers to e versions. It is a fun escape with lots of photos, often taken from the star’s own instagram accounts.

But now I seem to be stuck with no issues , no help from Amazon, and Star magazine support keeps talking but so far, has accomplished nothing to get my magazine to be delivered again.  If a print magazine can’t be timely delivered than stop allowing us to order. Funny how it manages to arrive at three times the cost at the local store.

I hope Amazon will post this review as there is no other way to let people know you may never receive what you pay for and Star just blames the USPS. One issue a few days late is likely, but getting the first five and now missing 7 weeks in a row - something smells fishy about this story! :(


title: Not really sure yet

text: My daughter, who is in kindergarten, just got the first of this subscription.  I'm not really sure if she likes it yet, she read it at least once, but not sure if she did any of the activities inside, though she is so young she may not appreciate them yet..


title: I love Vogue magazine but not this cover

text: Hairy armpits are not cute or elegant or fashionable or anything that deserves to be on the cover of a magazine. I think hairy armpits are a choice as any other, and  just as I don't care who has them or not, I don't think they belong on the cover of a fashion magazine such as Vogue. What happened to your standards or is that the new standard is to have no standards at all and just cater to whatever is out there?


title: Four Stars

text: my grand niece is not a reader. but she LOVES this magazine.


The dual format, print and web is a nice touch and works well.  Sadly, it's still the same content, self consciously hip, and aimed mostly at men.  Check the ads.  I retired from an IT job, think I have adequate geek credentials, am a woman and just am put off by this magazine.  Maybe 4 stars are too many.  Still, if you happen to like Wired, my grandaughter does, you will probably like this all access version.


title: Still enjoy the magazine after many years

text: The magazine always has interesting articles about women around the world. The photos are usually beautiful of the cover star. I do think that the fashion has been lacking a lot lately, but it could just be the trends of right now. Though the editor did change recently.


title: Good

text: Like the variety and easy to read


title: Ok

text: Sorry the print is too small to read comfortably


title: Ok

text: Like the magazine but the font is small


title: Good

text: Good source of ideas 😊


title: Great mag

text: Enjoy this mag.


title: Great

text: One of my fav mags


title: Good mag

text: As expected


title: Not for me

text: Not my taste, cancelled


title: Don't sign up for this!

text: I have always loved this magazine and renewed year over year, no problem... until I didn't. I no longer have the time to read magazines so I have been canceling my renewals across the board. Every other magazine was fine. Real Simple...Wow! let the hate mail begin. Every week I have been getting letters telling me that it is my last chance to renew and I must renew immediately to avoid further action. WHAT???? Bring it on Real Simple. Psychos.


title: Five Stars

text: It was a gift


title: Easy recipes

text: The magazine is ok but I found it to be repetitious of other magazines if the same nature.  And some recipes have too many ingredients.


title: Good information.

text: I like this magazine for the receipes which are easy to follow. After cooking for a family for years, it's nice to have some new ideas.


title: Fantastic Magazine without the overwhelming ad space

text:
Dwell is probably my favorite go-to for contemporary interior design inspiration.  I'm the principle for a floor covering wholesaler/designer/manufacturing company and Dwell has been a wonderful inspiration for our design department.  As one could imagine, Dwell is visually captivating with beautiful full spread pictures with thoughtful editorial.  One thing that I particularly love about Dwell is that the writers really dig deep into the decision-making processes of the homes they cover.  They discuss the needs of the homeowners and why certain stylistic or structural decisions were made and how those decisions reflect the backgrounds and lifestyles of the homeowners.  As other reviewers have echoed, unlike similar publications, Dwell puts the focus on livability.  After all, a central facet of a great home is not only the aesthetics but also how the people living within the home feel and live.

I guess my only reservation for recommending this publication is that the budget-conscious should be wary before using the magazine as a design bible.  A lot of the products and ideas they present are beautiful but extremely costly.  Of course, like everything else in life, to a certain extent you get what you pay for.  Nonetheless, the photography and editorial can be a spring board for ones own more budget conscious style.


title: Cheapest Price Around

text: We renewed our existing subscription via the Amazon purchase.  TV Guide automatically extended our existing subscription.


title: Excellent Value!

text: Excellent Value!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent Value!


title: Great Mag

text: My kid loves this magazine and reads it cover to cover every month.  Price is right on Amazon too.


title: Great publication - my kids love it!

text: We've only received two issues but my kids love it so far.  They enjoy the photos, the stories, the games, and especially the drawing "contests."  It's attractive, professional, easy to read and nicely informative.  And for those who, for some reason, are concerned because it's a Christian publication - it's not terribly overt.  To me the biggest advantages of that are that there's no political environmentalism being preached at the kids and no mentions of evolution.  There is a verse or two usually in the magazine, but all in all, it's articles about animals and nature.  As a Christian, it's an added plus.  But even if I wasn't a believer, I'd still find it to be a great magazine.  Highly recommended!


title: You'll Be Getting Lots of Email

text: I purchased this from a friends daughter for Girlrscouts. Before I even received my first issue the emails started coming in. "Your subscription is about to end sign up now for savings". Seriously I get emails everyday. The magazine is ok nothing great but the emails are never ending. and now I get emails from southern living too. I ordered 4 subscriptions from the girl scout of different magazines and this one was the only one that blew me up on emails. I cannot recommend this magazine.


title: Low on content

text: Not much stuff for men despite the images on the covers.


title: Unpretentious

text: If you want a magazine with lots of glossy photos of fancy food in fancy bowls with exotic locales in the background then try Food & Wine or Gourmet magazines. But if you're looking for an unpretentious food magazine with recipes that will please family and friends Cook's Illustrated is a great choice. The format for this magazine delivers a lot of information in a small package. Each feature article takes you through the steps the author took to come up with the final recipe(s), telling you what works and what doesn't. This is important to me since I don't consider myself a "cookbook" cook but rather a "off the top of my head/using my wits" cook.<br />And if you like the magazine, the PBS show America's Test Kitchen is done by the same folks and has a similar style to it.


title: Cheap, boring, judgemental

text: Their "how bad is it" section in every issue is horrendous.  The whole magazine is basically a catalog for Walmart's home aisle.  Not creative or inventive.  Just horrible.  So disappointed.


title: How do you live without "Rolling Stone"?

text: Best magazine out there


title: Can't be beat

text: Great magazine.  Pictures, stories all well done.


title: Mini-Vacation in a Magazine

text: Love it. I've never lived along a coast, and chances are extremely good that I won't have that opportunity in this lifetime. So reading each issue is like taking a mini-vacation, and imaging I'm there. I love the colors of nature and the traditional colors used in coastal decor - pinks, corals, turquoise, sand, cream/white, tropical greens, the blues of water - and so I also enjoy the decorating ideas for creating a coastal oasis at home. Also included are things to see, good food, and often a home or room makeover (I've only received a few issues so far, so I'm not sure if it's a monthly thing). Various coastal lifestyles are covered, including New England, Outer Banks, Florida, and Hawaii. It's lovely to page through each issue and daydream.


title: Outstanding resource

text: I've purchased a number of books and resources on Reiki on the journey to becoming a Reiki master. One of my favorites is the Reiki News Magazine. The articles are helpful, intriguing, contain a sense of immediacy, and offer exciting applications of Reiki energy. It's much easier to follow the path of success of others, than stumbling around trying to discover every kernel of information by yourself! This is an excellent resource.


title: Five Stars

text: No


title: Good magazine

text: Well written, informative great photos. Best magazine out for touring riders.


title: Great reading material!

text: Very engaging for readers young and old, enhanced with amazing pictures.


title: Nothing short of Wonderful

text: Beautiful presentation, wonderful substance!  I first received this as a gift, the Holiday Issue '07.  Great gift ideas, including those you can mail-away for (for those of us who live away from home.)  Wonderful, delicious recipes (every one I tried was a hit!), tips on decorating and presentation that are absolutely flawless - endless tips from a varying source of experts - I  hope I always have a subscription to this magazine!  Way better even than a Martha Stewart Publication!


title: As Expected

text: Love the recipes and articles.


title: good articles

text: upbeat and interesting read.  not just a feel good magazine, it has some solid content and interviews.  Pick it up, its cheap and a good monthly read.


title: Not worthy of the National Geographic name

text: I am unfortunately disappointed in the magazine. It's not worthy of the National Geographic name.  First off, it's printed very cheaply and flimsy, I initially threw a copy into the recycling bin, thinking it was junkmail/advertisement. Each page is jam packed (in a bad way) with factoids and scattered pictured that are too small.  The layout reminds me of supermarket tabloid. Crazy fonts and colors. There's no focus and lacks organization.


title: so I think we will enjoy it.

text: Only received one magazine so far.  A lot of variation, so I think we will enjoy it.


title: Great magazine.

text: Arrived sooner then estimated. Great magazine.


title: Cost depends on where you live

text: I always renew by calling the New Yorker. For the past four years, I've paid $25/year. This year we moved from a highly desirable zip code to a less high-profile one. When I went to renew I was told $49 was the best rate available. On a hunch, I changed my address back to the old one and the next day, called to renew. $25? No problem (I should have renewed for several years). I then changed my sub back to the new address. Worked for me.


title: To EXPENSIVE $$$$$

text: Too EXPENSIVE


title: Good Value

text: Lots to read here so you can pick and chose what information is useful to you.  Lots of detail in some of the articles.


title: Amazon Verified Purchase of National Geographic

text: I ordered Natiuonal Geographic for both our son and daughter-in-law and for ourselves through Amazon.  The price was right (considerably less than through the magazine itself) and the subscription service was expedient.  We started recieving the magazine shortly after subscribing.  We are totally satisfied.


Fulfillment of PS subscriptions is spotty.  This Auto Renewed without my approval  Amazon canceled it after I complained.  In the first year I had this subscription I only got 3 or 4 out of 12 issues.  I love the mag but the subscription dept doesn't function too well


title: Mountain get away!

text: Beautiful magazine!  The details of mountain adventures is great.


title: Five Stars

text: love Wood mag


title: Repetitive and shallow

text: I seem to be in the minority, but I think the projects tend to be repetitive (let’s build another garage organization system!) and many of the articles are quite shallow. There are bits of usefulness here and there, but not enough to justify all the dead trees. Also, I know it’s called the “Family Handyman,” but women do home improvement too! It doesn’t seem like Family Handyman has any women on staff, or at least they don’t make it into print.


title: Always a good read

text: Husband's gift.  He enjoys it.


title: Pure Gold.

text:
I see that vinyl and stereo components are sort of "back"!  Some old things are just so good that they
triumph over "progress".  I think the Reader's Digest is one of them.  The perfect size to slip into  purse or pocket and have with you on the bus, the subway, at the laundromat, or read just sitting at the kitchen table.
Every issue has stories or articles of historical and/or current interest, humor, and even educational aspects presented in an entertaining way.  Love my Reader's Digest.


title: One of m favorite magazines

text: This magazine is full of great articles, well written and practical. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in Permaculture.


title: Favorite mag for recipes

text:
I think I read about three articles every issue--Editor Ruth Reichl's intro and a feature article or two--and then I just focus on the pics and fabulous recipes.  I especially enjoy the Gourmet Everyday section, a collection of the easiest dishes.  A brief description of the dish, prep time (always underestimated, naturally), and usually a picture completes every recipe.

If anything, I kind of wish there was more on vegetarian mains, but the magazine's recipes are quite inspired and diverse overall.


title: Five Stars

text: What a GREAT deal.


title: For the Bold color lovers

text: I love home decor magazines and HGTV, but I don't love this magazine. Every page is a color assault. If you like neutrals at all you will find very little in this magazine to inspire you. If you love bold colors this is for you- it just took me awhile to realize that.


title: Quality printing; artists selected by knowledgable judges.

text: Beautiful quarterly with quality images of emerging artists. Very useful for keeping up with the art scene.


title: Love this mag!

text: My son and I can't wait for the next issue each month.  Highly recommend if you're into the coolest new technology being developed today.


title: It's Martha Stewart,

text: Haven't received it yet. Had the magazine before and fun. Although my talent to do anything in the mag is lacking. Giving as a gift. Hoping for some good recipes.


title: great magazine

text:
We love this magazine.
Great choice.
More for those over 30 though.
We will buy again.
Worth the money.
Field and Stream is a great Father's Day gift.


title: Coupon Lover's Magazine!

text: Great Magazine always has helpful hints coupons in it I love couponing and this is the magazine for coupon lovers!


title: One of my favorites.

text: Been Reading RIDER since issue #2


title: Teenage grandson loves this.

text: Bought this for a teenage boy and he loves it!


title: Four Stars

text: Very Good magazine as always.  Like the 6 issues subscription, just enough.


title: Good Housekeeping

text:
I ordered this magazine in December, and in January, within 4 days I received the
December, January and February issues.  I'm happy with the content, but reading all
the Christmas baking and craft ideas in January was useless, and overwhelming to have
3 issues at once was a waste.


title: Devine magazine with a devine PURPOSE...

text: We had a subscription to this magazine for about a year and a half, for our 6yr old daughter. She LOVED it! It offerend stories, coloring pages, activities and crafts. It kept her attention through about the age of 7. As she started getting older, she lost interest and we transitioned to Clubhouse. This magazine is good for kids who like to read, but I wouldn't recomend it for those who don't. All in all, it is a great magazine giving smaller children the gift of God's Word and God's Creation through this fun, kid-friendly format. Makes  a great gift!!!


title: Great magazine for 5-6 year olds!!!

text: I recently bought this magazine subscription for my 5ry old and I'm so glad I did! Just as with Highlights (for slightly older kids) this holds true to the simple values and gentle lessons of kindness, friendship...and learning, but on a little kid's level. My son just received his first two issues and they have yet to be removed from the living room...he looks at them daily...sometimes hourly!!! There are activities, stories (beginning phonics) and hidden pictures that keep him busy (and his brain working) for at least an hour at a time! This subscription gives any child the 'highlight' of going to the mailbox for HIS mail and he loves it. This subscription would make a great gift too! Well worth the money- I'll get it it again next year!


title: Too long

text: The magazine is great( as I remember from my childhood) - but why does it take three months to arrive? Still waiting. My grandson’s birthday is long gone and still no magazine.


title: Get it now.

text: This is such a great magazine and wish there were more issues per year (10). I am a viewer of HGTV and this magazine covers so many interesting projects.


title: Son loves it

text: Arrived on time.<br />Son loves all the articles and pictures. (2nd grade)  This is a great magazine for 1st-3rd grade. (& more)


title: Great gift!

text: Bought this subscription for all of the grandkids! They get so excited about it, read from cover to cover!


title: Inspirational

text: Good stories and lovely photos!


title: There is something beautiful to be gleaned from every issue!

text:
As an avid HGTV and DIY fan, when the magazine was offered for pre-sale, I jumped! And have continued to subscribe every year!
First, I'd like to address a few of the complaints, such as the amount of Advertising and apparent product push in the articles. This is business today, with the competition of the internet, newspapers and magazines rely heavily on the sponsors. It's a fact of our lives now.
Second, not every magazine will have all the answers. If the colorful, paint project filled, the cool high-lows aren't for you, I'm sure that out of the hundreds of design books, etc., you will find something!

As for me and my friends? We love to read it cover to cover! I enjoy the WOW! What color is That?? It's what helped me decide to go deep blue on our family room wall. I like the chandelier in the cage lights, and read a few articles about taking this and use part to make it work for you. That became sconces!  I have a rare eye thing, so need a dim room; again HGTV magazine talked about recessed lighting! These are all just a few examples of how this magazine has impacted our home and life!
I Love Color!! Bright, clear, fresh color, with clean white and pure black! In an *ecletic glam* style and I always find a delicious nugget in each HGTV MAGAZINE that speaks to me!!


title: Well designed, creative and filled with ideas!

text: I've bought this magazine off the stand for years, probably since it came out! So a subscription was overdue, and I ordered for my girls, so they would stop pilfering mine! Ha! Yes, we love DIY, so many creative ideas every month! I've put them in order, and refer back often!


title: Good Housekeeping

text: I love this magazine. I think it alwarys provides you with alot of helpful information.  I will definately new when my subscription is done.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband has enjoyed Discover for years and he still does.


title: Fantastic magazine and a great price!

text: I can't wait to read this magazine as soon as it arrives!  There are so many great ideas and products in each issue.  It is at the top of my list, right up there with my Smithsonian subscription!


title: Great Literary Magazine

text: I love love love this magazine, but with a busy schedule sometimes I only get half way before the next issue arrives... but that's my fault!


title: Good magazine

text: Gift which was enjoyed


title: So-so

text: Was a gift, filled with ads and the free scarf is a lime green and super thin


title: Any mag that has a Kaedashian on front....

text: Kim Kardashian on Glamour now there's an oxymoron!


title: HGTV mag = Promotional Advertisement

text: I’m a self admitted magazine junkie I simply can’t pass those awesome $5 a year deals.(you too?)... this magazine is the exception to the rule- After a year subscription I can honestly say I never once ripped out a page to refer to later, it’s boring & uninspiring. (The diy and repurpose ideas are bad! Look at the issue  with before & after lamps- 9 out of 10 were better prior to the kindergarten crafted upcycled look) The same company’s are refered to over & over again (example pier one) the entire magazine should be labeled “special advertisement” its a pay to play publication.  This should be a freebie at the retailers featured.  It’s nothing other than an advertisement in a magazine formate.  I love HGTV but this magazine is a complete fail, it’s not worth the high quality paper it’s printed on- spend your $5 on a foot long sub and reduce landfill waste- which is where HGTV magazine will ultimately rest.


title: Pretty solid

text:
Prevention is good for keeping abreast of new developments in health (especially for women), weight loss, etc.  For me, it's especially applicable if you feel like Shape/Self/etc., are not quite your speed anymore (or never were).

I have often found useful recipes and have several times learned of medical developments that were related to conditions or medications of interest to me.

On the other hand, beware the pitch of Rodale's never ending stream of diet books.  Some of them are probably good, but they're often pricey and it's often difficult to learn much about them without shelling out.


title: EW is my favorite and the only magazine I subscribe to.

text: I started subscribing to EW back in 1993 and let my subscription lapse last year because I was wanting to save over $50 a year. I was sad. Imagine my delight when I discovered a subscription for $30 and I had a gift card in hand! Love love love this magazine, it has celebrity news without the sad gossip like Us Weekly and Star.


title: Terrific Magazine

text: Terrific magazine, not your Dad's Consumer Reports. Very interesting and useful information. And if you subscribe through amazon, as I have, you get amazon's great customer support. Most magazines these days want to sign you up, but don't really want to help you if there is a problem.


title: ___

text: I like the zuse hamster comics


title: Perfect for the "wonderers" in your life

text: I have purchased this magazine for my son and husband for a couple of years now.  They enjoy the articles and seem to like the fact that the stories are concise and share what is going on around the world.


title: A Couponer's Supplement

text: Good coupons, articles, and recipes


title: If I could only have one Moto mag, this would be it.

text: This is my favorite Moto mag. No advertising means less editorial bias. All the contributors are real motorcyclists.


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine, got it quickly at an excellent price.


title: Five Stars

text: Great informative mag.  Wife loves it.


title: Four Stars

text: Very informative material for the gun enthusiasts.


title: Good Useful Tips

text: Good tips and common-sense guidance.  Easy to read in little bites.  Good "stories" by others who didn't do it right the first time.  Even the ads provide good ideas that are actionable.


title: Nice publication.

text: Outdoor life is a nice magazine. There are some very interesting articles and the writers are certainly educated on hunting, fishing, camping, and outdoor survival. This magazine is a must for the outdoorsman. I'm only giving it 4 stars because some of the articles seem to be recycled from month to month and I'd like to see some more interesting content/ideas. Nonetheless I plan to re-up my subscription for another year.


title: Annual Rate?? - False Advertising

text: I have subscribed to this mag for years. Yes, it has become more liberal and opinionated - wordsmithed to make facts have a more liberal interpretation. Time used to be a great source of in-depth balanced info on world issues. It still does try to offer opposing views on controversial subjects, but can't seem to help itself from emphasizing the liberal/socialistic view of most issues. It is noteworthy that their circulation has dropped significantly in the last few years and has forced management to reduce staff and other cost. BUT the worse part, and why I am canceling my subscription, is that Amazon advertises a Time subscription as "Annual" where you should get 52 issues of a weekly magazine. However, Amazon says it will provide only 50 issues for $30. Looking online, it appears that Time now issues it magazine bi-weekly (every other week), that's only 26 issues/year. Time call these "double issues" which sounds like marketing "mombo jumbo" to me. Plus, similar "annual" online offerings show a subscription rate of $24.95.  At best Amazon's advertizing is confusing, at worse it is deceptive.


title: Oprah Subscription 1 Year

text: It keeps me inform and in the loop with the O-Family .So  entertaining and fun to read.I am glad that I extended my subscription another year.


title: Beware of Getting Re-subscribed Automatically

text: Harpaar's Bazaar began sending me bills after claiming that I had signed up for their "continuous renewal" program.  I called to clarify the situation and the representative blamed me for the situation and said I'd definitely signed up or it wouldn't have happened.  Needless to say I'll never subscribe again.


title: One Star

text: unsubscribed


title: 7pm guide

text: (Dislike) it start at 7pm only. Not am.


title: Always great and thoughtful journalism

text: Always great and thoughtful journalism, especially their profile pieces (e.g., Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump as recent examples) and their longer form articles.


title: Daughter Loves This

text: This is the magazine my daughter gets excited about receiving every month, for the past several years, she’s 12 and still enjoys it!


title: Dress your nest

text:
This is a magazine that is colorful and filled with visual eye candy. I love spilling through the pictures (advertisements and all)
I gift many subscriptions, I read, and I subscribe to many magazines as a way to stay connected to trends.
This is a modern and youthful style that blends old and new and has done a great job of staying true to vibrancy of youth and ageless design. Every month they have a "whats hot" section that gives trend information, and a truth in decoration section that highlights ONE piece of furniture like lamps, ottoman, shelves and goes deep on the subject. Surprisingly I have also cut out a few recipes from this magazine as well-a little foodie surprise.
This is a great gift for women under 30 living on their own and wanting to dress their nest, clothing design friends, friends that like inspiration and decor, people that office at home, and people who have more that one home. It is light and effortless to gloss through and so it will not pile up as " I will get to that later" drivel on the mail pile.


title: Decor is the inspiration

text: This is a lifestyle magazine and they have a heavy emphasis on decor, lifestyle, ideas, and flavor of coastal living. If you have been a person who has lived on a coast you will be reminded of the luxury of relaxation and the benefits of simple delights. If you are a person thinking about living in one of these areas it is also a great pick. This is one of my favorite subscriptions to give to people who are near retirement and need a little fuel for the dream machine. I also trade magazines with friends and this is one that is often torn to shreds for inspiration boards.


title: Business consultants MUST HAVE magazine

text: I do business consulting and this publication always gives me some insight, new studies, or a fresh review on technology. This is an entrepenuers magazine and made to be cutting edge. It has perked up in the last few years and has turned up the creative flavor and KUDOS to them for doing that.<br />Great gift for consultants, entrepreneurial graduates, brother in-laws, and techie friends!


title: You will hoard this!

text:
I have hoarded pages I have ripped out of this magazine -sometimes for years! And mark my words-you will too.
Your friends will delight in this gift and so will new homeowners.  There has never been a month that I did not find a little treasure nugget from this publication. I have tried and failed at many of the crafts and I have been delighted by how many cute things I have taken from these pages and had a huge success with. It surprises me and offers some new ways to gather and gift as well as garden and be creative.
I had a sick friend that I made a little "Martha" styled basket for and seven years later she still brings it up and is near tears with how lovely and thoughtful it was and how special she felt. People love to have a special treat and if you like doing nice things for others this will inspire you to gift with gusto.

I have been inspired and educated by articles and it is a fast read. ALSO- Every few months I have a magazine exchange afternoon and I pass my magazines on to friends. This is one that they all grab on to. It grows on you because after a long time subscription you realize how many little nuggets you get out of it.


title: You will find a treasure nugget every month

text: There has never been a month that I did not find a little treasure nugget from this publication. It surprises me and offers some new looks at old problems- like sitting too much, stress, crummy foods, and ways to be more green.  I have been inspired and educated by articles and it is a fast read. ALSO- Every few months I have a magazine exchange afternoon and I pass my magazines on to friends. This is one that they all grab on to.<br />It grows on you because after a long time subscription you realize how many little nuggets you get out of it.


title: Stomp Out Pretention

text: Completely worthless.  It is just a magazine of expensive ads - mostly unnecessary unless you're into pompous, pretentious name dropping.  Even the so called articles are nothing more than an ad for some overpriced designer that only pretentious people would hire.  Even the pictures glorify 'for show only' decor.  I prefer to live in my home comfortably than make it entirely a 'show off' place.


title: If you're a western enthusiast, then Cowboys & Indians is for you!

text: If you're a western art, architecture, landscape, history, fashion, travel, food, entertainment or photography enthusiast, this is the periodic magazine for you.  I learn something new with each edition.  I especially enjoy the western art and the stunning photography throughout.  The annual photography contest is a favorite to view through the eye of all of the winners.  Each edition also shares a gorgeous, visual spread of a home or ranch than yield ideas for some and dreams for many.  Cowboys & Indians is my absolute favorite magazine.


title: Better Ads & More Ads

text: This magazine is a waste of money and bores me.  Nothing here to see but ads.


title: Intelligent and funny.

text: Best magazine in the entire world.


title: Interested in Scotland?  Subscribe, you won't be disappointed.

text: Excellent Magazine on Scottish History & Culture.  Covers great breath of Scotlands past over time. Articles are extensive.  Also good calendar for coming events. Extremely popular with Americans of Scottish Ancestry.  I have subscribed to it for about 3 decades and never disappointed. Always a good read! If you are interested in your genealogy, it makes you feel like you are connecting with your ancestors.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful


This is the only magazine my husband reads.


title: A Must-Have Subscription for Runners of All Skill Levels!

text:
I cannot say enough good things about Runners World.  It is a wonderful magazine, the staff of which works hard to make this magazine accessible to all runners - regardless of the level.  While many hobbiest or sport magazines first appear intimidating to a novice in the field, this magazine strives to include even beginners in the audience of its articles.  Another nice characterstic of this magazine is the race calendar in every issue that highlights some of the larger road races across the country.  The feature stories are also wonderful.

As one who has run for a very long time, I can attest to the value of this subscription.  I will certainly be renewing this subscription for a very long time.


title: Worth the money

text:
Interesting, well written articles.

If you have the money (no pun intended), then you ought to get it


title: Marvelous Reformed Doctrine magazine.

text: This is a great magazine where we can learn a bit more about the truths of God. Reformed Theology at its best. Great articles by Pastor RC Sproul and many others. The digital edition (APP) for Kindle Fire is also great.


title: Best magazine in America!!

text: This is a great magazine. Not only you can have lots os information about places most people don't know, but also learn about american history. The magazine is great for those who love to travel America via the most beautiful and interesting roads this country has. Thr digital edition works perfectly on Kindle,and the print edition is of high quality paper and suitable for a collector. A must have magazine about the USA.


great magazine.  Look forward to reading it weekly.


title: My favorite magazine!

text: My favorite magazine!!!  With Southern Living a close second.  Country Living has beautiful pictures, ideas I can copy without going broke, inspirational home makeovers, and a GREAT price!!  I got a year (10 issues) for $5!!!


title: Like it.

text: It's a good read! The bag is awesome too.


title: Gift

text: Haven't hear if the recipient has gotten any issues & if they were helpful to her


title: Exactly as described

text: Exactly as described


title: Great

text: My favorite magazine!!!


title: Great Magazine, in French

text: My mom is from France so she loves it.  Had current event stories internationally.


It's ok, magazines are not easy to read on tablets.


title: Cannot renew, when  will you folkls fix this?

text: I love the magazine,..... but this is my THIRD time attempting to RENEW.  I have done so from the RENEW page on the subscription I currently have being delivered.  So TWICE this year, you all set it as a new subscription..............  I guess I need to cancel this one too.  Don't get me wrong. I DO WANT TX Monthly for the quoted $12 per year.... I just want it to renew, not to have multiple subscriptions and dual deliveries.  Great mag is we can only get the renewal thing fixed!  (I had same trouble a few years ago, and had to let it expire in order not to have doubled up subscriptions)


title: Worthless

text:
This is a terrible magazine. No wonder Ulta was offering three free issues with a purchase. 90% of the magazine is nothing but advertisements... for Ulta, other cosmetics/beauty stores, and fashion brands. That alone should pay for it and keep it free to customers. But it isn't.

Even if it were free, I wouldn't waste my time now that I've seen it. There aren't articles to speak of, just layouts of celebrities, ugly shoes, ugly dresses, and too many ugly accessories to count with a few quotes from celebrities about their fashion preferences and cosmetics picks.

Each month they do a spread of the supposed 10 best looks of the cover celebrity. At best, 2 of the outfits are uniquely flattering to the actress, but the rest are either horribly over-the-top, or bad colors for the actresses skin tone, or at least shot from a terribly unflattering angle so it looks horrible. If somebody I cared about went out in public in the outfits In Style promotes, except for perhaps the cover image which is always undoubtedly one of the few sensible designs, I would seriously have to intervene.

Adding insult to injury, I canceled my free trial at the In Style web site on the same day that I received the first of 3 issues. 5 months later I get a bill for an annual subscription and a fourth issue of the magazine to chunk immediately in the recycling bin. So glad that I printed out the cancellation confirmation.

You can find better in almost any other magazine.


title: I think Taste of Home is a great magazine. It just didn’t have the kind of ...

text: I think Taste of Home is a great magazine. It just didn’t have the kind of recipes I was looking for.


title: All the news that’s fit  to print

text: The perfect read for Royal watchers and anglophiles.  The only negative:  the text verges on treacle.


title: fun reading

text: always good


title: recipes

text: I love this magazine.I enjoy looking at it and I have use a lot of recipes from them. I don't think anyone would be disappointed.


title: awesome

text: This is great magazine. It is full of coupons and money-saving tips. It is an awesome value for the price.


title: Awesome Magazine

text: I love, LOVE this magazine! It just has a whole bunch of stuff that is actually relevant to, yes, Women's Health! The articles are interesting, they have great workouts in the magazine and I can sit down and read this one cover to cover - which I usually never do with magazines.


title: Wonderful!

text: This is my favorite art magazine. It is beautiful and I love all of the artist's articles on their creative processes. Just wish it came out more often.  I would recommend it to anyone interested in watercolour.


title: very nice

text: very nice. came earlier than expected


title: Classic and Modern Visual Treats

text: I needed to review my first look at Milieu three times before I could really appreciate the delight (comfort and surprise) of each page.  I realized that for me,  I need the usual, traditional (vase with flowers, for example) to help me really see the original, unique, unexpected juxtaposition of what would be too jarring and out of place--attention seeking--otherwise.  Just right composition, editing, settings.  Good color, paper, print.  I know I will keep each issue for pleasure and education.


title: Great articles and photography

text:
Have been buying this magazine for years, and still feel this is one of the best food and culinary magazine in the business.  The writing is concise without feeling like you need to reference a culinary dictionary.

Photography tends to be some of the best from the feature food articles to the artisan food smith pieces.

Great magazine to take on a plane!


title: Great information, trending recipes.

text: I started reading this magazine again after years of just thumbing through it at new stands due to lame stories and too much beverage info.<br />Love the balance now, a must read for anyone passionate about food and beverages...but, as always, too many ads, folks.....


title: Terrific

text: Great magazine.  We've learned a lot in the first issue we received and we enjoy it.


title: Not meeting needs at this time. Will not renew.

text: Lovely pictures.


title: This is my most favorite magazine ever

text: I LOVE this magazine. Every issue is gorgeous and the articles are well-written. I love the sumptuousness of it, the quirk, the history. My idea of a great afternoon is to curl up with WOI and tune the world out. There's really no other magazine out there like it.


title: Cosmopolitan (1-year auto-renewal)

text: No problems, I was able to get this at a discount in the beginning of the year.


title: Jan/Feb 2021 Mag. is on point!

text: I just got in the Jan/Feb2021 magazine and it talks about the new power structure without powerlines, Tesla, Tools, Camping, Crime, Tech. and How To's. I love this magazine! There's been hit or misses articles over the last year (2020). Can you blame anybody? So, depending on your interest you might like or dislike this mag. I always love looking at tech. and tools.


title: Bringing a little Maui home

text:
I grew up on Maui and now live in California.  I hardly get to visit home but Maui No Ka Oi magazine helps bring home to me.  The stories bring back my childhood memories and the pictures are breathtaking!

Thank you for creating something that will remain close to my heart!

Mahalo!


title: Enjoyable magazine and wonderful resource

text:
I have been subscribing to this book magazine for over 2 years. During that time, I have been exposed to so many wonderful books and authors that I never would have heard of.

Not only does the magazine cover fiction and novels, but it also covers other genres and interests as well.

In every issue they interview a book club and the club shares what books they have loved or not liked so much. They also have a "have you read" section which interviews people on their favorite books.

So if you want to increase your exposure to books you otherwise may have missed, this magazine is perfect. It's also enjoyable reading in and of itself. Their reviews have also saved me from reading books that I really wouldn't like after all.


title: Awesome Magazine

text:
Recieved my first copy and was hooked fromt the start!
Can't wait for the next copy of this Great Magazine!
Full of receipes, news about Food Network stars and shows!

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title: THE BEST....

text: I live on an island and it feels like this is made just for me... it's my all time fav.


title: Look forward to every issue.

text: Look forward to every issue.


title: Four Stars

text: Just like when I was a kid


title: Good magazine

text: I love to cook, I buy magazine that have cool recipes enjoy looking at new and different ways to cook food. I really enjoy this magazine going to renew when final issue comes.


title: Really nice magazine

text: I love this magazine I can view recipes, clearly and view stories really enjoy reading if you love to cook you will like this magazine.


title: Great articles

text: I really enjoy reading this magazine have bought it for years and will continue to buy it. Has great articles and pictures really great reading material.


title: Good information installed

text: I love to cook so I really enjoy all the articles and recipes it has. I will keep buying this magazine because I like it.


title: It is great readable and cooking information.

text: I really like this magazine it has a lot of great recipes and articles. I love to cook and get enjoyment reading this magazine


title: Inspiring

text: Fun magazine every month.


title: Not really for foodies anymore!

text: It is a decent magazine, though it seems to be less focused on food and recipes than it was years ago. It is basically a print advertisement for the channel.


title: good ideas

text: easy reading


title: good receipts

text: easy reading


title: easy reading

text: easy reading, new ideas


title: Christian magazine

text: My Mom loved her subscription to this magazine! She is reluctant to part with any issues, even for a short time! this has really GOOD, Bible-based, scientific stuff in it! A very good way to educate yourself or someone else!♥


title: Disappointing

text: Only received 2 issues.  Paid for one year.  Disappointed.


title: Good Magazine for the

text: I've been reading Outside for 10 years or so. It sure has changed a lot. I remember when the thought of seeing a car, liquor, or cologne ad in this mag would would been absurd. Not anymore. Outside is still a fun and informative magazine, if not a bit more mainstream and pedestrian than it used to be. There are many useful articles but a lot more fluff as well. Still, the armchair adventurer in me still enjoys it overall.


title: Lots of Resources listed

text: I had been looking at this magazine at the library, however I wanted to mark up some articles and keep some references so the only answer was to subscribe to the hard copy.


title: Three Stars

text: a ton of adds and so far - nothing new


title: Five Stars

text: Product arrived on time and was as expected.


title: My Escape from Cold, Landlocked Winters

text:
Fatty Goodlander and other contributors to cruising world set it apart from the other sailing publications.  This magazine targets, at least in part, those of us who sail on small or rented sailboats and those who live aboard and explore.  These are "cruisers."  This is a very different group from the high-end, yacht club, regatta cup crowd.  If you love boats but yours floats on water rather than money, there is some fun to be had with cruising world.

That said, Cruising World still pushes the industry.  Some covers still depict Biff and Buffy having a maah-velous time on their 70 foot wooden classic just offshore from their Long Island palace.

The best sections, for me, are always Mr. Goodlander and the classic plastic boat reviews.  I could care less that the latest $8,000 touch-screen navi computer now has a solar-powered back-scratcher and a cocktail mixer that links to my smartphone.


title: Satisfied

text: It took a little while to get this product (maybe 2 weeks). They indicated when I subscribed it would take longer so I wasn't too disappointed. I read through the magazine and it reads much like the regular Consumer Reports magazine - it appears to be unbiased and trustworthing information that I can trust. I do wish it was a little longer but for the price I believe it is fair.


title: Don’t sign up

text: I’ve tried canceling many times but there are many steps  because of the cancellation process they keep charging my card.


title: New Editor? New Style?

text: I loved this book a while back. I was excited to try it again. I flipped through the pages briefly and put it down. This magazine is nothing like it use to be. It is full of ads and what-not like all the other magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine for artists and packed with great information about drawing.


title: Perfect gift

text: Perfrct


title: Three Stars

text: National Geographic is very brief and short not like it used to be.<br />Wouldn't recommend it.


Good magazine. My husband really enjoyed it.


title: Get subscription from publisher (not 3rd party)

text: My 2-star rating is for purchasing the subscription through Amazon, not for the magazine itself. I bought it as a present, and they shipped it to me instead of the proper recipient. I contacted the third-party vendor selling the subscription through Amazon, and they said they fixed it, but they didn't. Finally, I contacted the publisher directly, and they took care of the problem right away. My friend likes the magazine very much, but if you want to subscribe, I recommend doing so directly through the Yankee magazine website, and not from here.


title: A great gift for your husband!

text: Husband loves it, will get it again!


title: Nice little magazine

text: husband enjoyed it. Not too thick but good stuff`


title: Not really thick, but nice magazine

text: Husband enjoys it!


title: Junk

text: Crap not any help at all


title: Five Stars

text: great mag.


title: so far so good.

text: Just received my first issue, so far so good.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine and all it,s beautiful pictures!


title: Can't go wrong

text: Always love this magazine


I am upset, I tried to cancel the order as soon as I placed it.  It was placed by accident and it would not let me.  I wanted to order a different magazine!  The magazine it self is a great magazine, as my granddaughter already receives it.  (That’s why I wanted to cancel and change)


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Four Stars

text: Was a little infantile for a 9-10 year old.


title: magazines not reccomended

text: ordered magazines from amazon in mid november. have recieved the two car mags. but have not recieved the gun mag. as of jan 6th. cannot get hold of anyone on amazon to complain. will stop using amazon. too much electronic gizmos are bad for your health.


title: Many great ideas and instructions how to make them

text: Also how to resolve maintenance of problems in your home.


title: My favorite magazine!!

text: I have been getting Food Network magazine for almost 4 years now and I love it! Its the only magazine I read cover to cover. My favorite part is the weeknight dinners - I save them all so I always have something quick and different to make during the week.  Plus all these recipes have been made in test kitchens so they almost always turn out delicious unlike some recipes I find online.


title: Five Stars

text: Bought the subscription for my sister and she loves it!!!


title: really love this mag.

text: love this magazine


title: Love

text: Great recipes so far


title: Three Stars

text: son said it was ok.


title: Three Stars

text: It's ok.


title: Five Stars

text: good reading


title: A must have for anyone in the Wooden Boat Industry

text: My avid wooden boat builder (aka my husband) LOVES this mag and hasn't been without in since before I ever met him. I try and get him subscriptions now so he doesn't have to drive to the only wood shop in the city of Atlanta just to buy a copy when it comes out.


title: Helpful info on ADD

text: The articles are from people who know and understand ADD ADHD


title: Yup. Good stuff

text: I mean, if you love HGTV there's no doubt you'll love this.


title: Great for young ones

text: My granddaughter who is 3 loves this magazine. We read it over many times til a new one comes.


title: Don loves them

text: My son loves them, but the first issue could have mailed quicker.


title: The real deal

text: This magazine is the real deal, in Italian, for Italians.  I love La Cucina Italiana but this is even better.  Knowing a bit of Italian would help in using this, but there is always Google Translator (as long as you are willing to type a lot of Italian).  The first thing I learned was what a deciliter is.  It is also packed with recipes and pictures....awesome.


title: Why pay an extra $5?  Ranger Rick webSite is $5 cheaper

text:
Why pay an extra $5?  why is the cost for the subscriptions $5 more than going to the Ranger Rick web site is cheaper.

Other than that, the magazine is great and gets kids interested in reading, wildlife, and Wildlife Conservation.


title: My niece loves this magazine! She is 13 and ...

text: My niece loves this magazine! She is 13 and is in a dance academy since she was 5. She loves all the magazine has to offer her for her future in dancing.


title: ... paper carrying national news so this fit the bill nicely. Also love doing the crossword puzzle

text: Live out in western NY where its hard to find a paper carrying national news so this fit the bill nicely. Also love doing the crossword puzzle!


title: Four Stars

text: dislike the consumer color scheme; difficult to read especially if color blind; review was written previously re this.


Perhaps it's just me.  I liked it better when it first came out.<br />Too many ads.


title: Niece Loves It!

text: I purchased a subscription for my niece, and she loves receiving her magazine in the mail.


title: It's Time Magazine

text: It's Time Magazine.  I only read hard copies.  I really miss Newsweek, but I can't stand reading magazines on electronic devices.  So it's exactly what you would expect from Time.  If you like Time, it's Time.


title: One of my favorites!!!

text: Great read, lots of great pictures!


title: great

text: I bought this for my son-in-law, but my daughter is the one who latches onto it the minute it arrives.  A very interesting magazine.


title: When in doubt, give a subscription to SI!

text: Always a favorite gift.


title: Great product, bad service

text: The magazine is fine, but I changed the address it was supposed to be sent to immediately after ordering and 6 months later it still comes to me instead of the intended recipient. Very frustrating!


title: better than paying cover

text: better than paying cover price


title: Four Stars

text: better than buying it in store


title: This will never be the same as the original Taste ...

text: This will never be the same as the original Taste of Home started years ago.  There are so many ads now.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Great reading and very informative wait for this magazine every month


title: great magazine for kids with a bit of everything

text: Great magazine, tons of stuff on a bunch of topics, handiwork, community service recognition, comics, health, outdoors activities/ survival, how to deal with social issues etc. all done entertainingly and wholesomely.  There's a section for video games every month and some toys too. I think it's funny some people are complaining about the adds, looks like they're on a mission or something to dis the magazine. the funny thing is, the adds are a great way for me to find toys, games and especially books (which I think are the majority of the adds) that are geared toward me. the people complaining probably aren't fans/customers of the mag or products anyway.<br />There's also sections on nature and animals often as well. Oh and a fiction section with a short story with different writers and artists every month. it's a a well rounded magazine and I think a really good gift for kids maybe 6 and up.


title: Got Better Homes and Gardens… AGAIN!

text: 1-star is too much. Paid for a subscription, then was told that it was cancelled and I would be getting Better Homes and Garden (for the 4th subscription this year). To now see it as an online option, it is severely disappointing. I’m not a fan of how this went down and I will never subscribe to magazines again through this publisher.


title: Delievery

text: You keep sending it to the wrong address and it is present to some else.  I am trying to correct this.


title: A five year old loved it!

text: Needs his Grandparents to read it to him but really gets interested in each issue and looks forward to them. Getting them in the mail is fun and exciting for him too.  Has younger, 2 year old sister and she likes the photos and likes to hear her Grandmother read the stories out loud. They both enjoy watching PBS and get excited when there is an animal they learned about from the books on TV. Great learning opportunity, while schools and public libraries are closed due to virus.


title: Architectural Digest

text: I have been an Architectural Digest for many years.  It has help me with ideas on how to design my apartment, plus all the usefull information that it offers.


title: Run quickl;y if you intend to subscribe

text: Complete rubbish. Do not buy it has no valuable content and your subscription is actually one magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Item as described, item received earlier than expected.


title: What's this magazine about?

text:
I subscribed thinking this magazine was about investing. Perhaps the title "Portfolio" deceived me? I've received 3 issues and it's safe to say that this magazine is terrible. In each issue there might be one article that I find interesting the rest are poorly written and there is little in the way of a common theme.

Oh hold on..."Portfolio" might refer to the magazine as a collection of diverse articles. Yes, yes that must be it.

I subscribe to other Conde Naste magazines (Gourmet and Traveller) neither of which I find are up to snuf. I'm adding "Portfolio"  to my portfolio of mags that I will not be renewing.

Save a tree don't subscribe.


title: Really dumb

text: Don't get this subscription. Literally go read books or listen to podcasts.


title: love it very fun magazine

text: Just like the blog and cooking show love it


title: Information

text: N/A  Information was just what I was looking for.


title: The only magizine I still subscribe to

text: Bored with magazines that speak to the choir, The Atlantic is the only print magazine I still subscribe to.  The soundbites I get off the internet are more than sufficient to keep me up do date on what I already agree with or am passionately interested in.  The Atlantic delivers consistently erudite articles from right on to disgusting.  It frequently introduces me to issues and happenings that are completely off my radar that I find significant and surprising.  When each issue arrives in the mail, it's a struggle not to simply devour it one sitting.


title: French literature reveiws

text: I'm always looking to discover french literature and here it is. It's the french version on the new your times book review. if you're a book worm and you're into french, this is a must.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine


title: good deal

text: Interesting stuff, yet down to earth.


title: happy mom

text: Got my son to read, color and do experiments. Great investment. I love working on the book with him to.


title: Yummy!

text: Enjoy all the recipes and tips for fabulous meals!  Pictures are great to help understand what the final outcome will be.


title: Worth every penny

text: Love it! The photo contests are my favorite


title: Give a gift

text: This was a purchase in response to a request for a Christmas gift.  It was easily and promptly handled and I would recommend it to anyone who inquires.


title: More of Hype than substance

text: I switched from Time to Newsweek. Newsweek is pretty general and does not really give you core Political/General News. If you are looking to brush up your general/political awareness, I recommend Time is much better.


title: Fun magazine

text: Kids cant wait to read everu issue. From our 3 year old to 9 year old every ones this magazine.


title: Beautiful magazine

text: If most periodicals were produced with the finesse and quality of American Craft, we would not be having a discussion about the decline of such in the marketplace. It's a wonder to hold and a wonder to read. I've not tossed or even recycled a single issue.


title: Best Magazine Extant

text:
Wired is the magazine that Popular Science, Popular Mechanics, and Discover were supposed to be.

It examines many things in the world (not just tech), from a point of view that is tech-oriented (but not to the exclusion/boredom of non-technophiles), and in a holistic, deep-thought manner (but with a sense of humor).

Not sure why one would order it through Amazon; you can get it through their site direct for the same price (or $5 cheaper if you opt not to get the tablet computer edition).

Anyway, read, and enjoy!


title: Must have for the five string banjo player

text: This publication is one of the few that you need with almost everything going on to the web these days.  For those interested in the five string banjo it is a must for keeping up with the pickers and the new literature for the five string.  It is the only print publication I subscribe to.


Great magazine with it's companion Shop Notes.  I look forward to each new issue for interesting projects and techniques.


title: Menu ideas

text: Always enjoy reading this magazine. Get great recipes to add to my already large collection. Always look forward to getting my next issue. Have been getting this magazine for years and it has made me a better cook.


Like this magazine but too pricey I thought. The places are nice to see BUT a lot more ads than I would like. More real info on destinations, less ads please it isn't cheap for number of issues.


title: Sometimes Great - Sometimes Boring

text: I like this magazine OK, but I wont renew.  It will have some good travel spots in one issue and then be boring the next.  Some recipes are ok - some home/outdoor ideas - but nothing has kept my attention for a re-order.


title: Love This Magazine!

text: I wasnt sure which one to order when I scanning the magazines on sale one night - and I sure picked a good one!  I love these and the pictures are plentiful on the dishes, instructions are easy enough to try stuff and they dont have too much "fancy" where I cant even enjoy the content. They also have just the right amount of advertising in my opinion... stuff for the kitchen/gadgets or whatever here and there... nothing overpowering!  Love it!


title: OK FOR THE PRICE...

text: I got this for $5 so the price was good.  But had I reviewed it in the store first I would not spend regular prices on this magazine.  It is OK to thumb through like most have said but it is NOT a great magazine.  I cant tell what "AGE" it is for.  I cant see many people in their 20's or 30's affording clothes in there...not real people especially... so I am guessing it is geared for rich celeb types that have money to burn.  So far I have seen one article that I may read... but mostly ads in this.  It is OK for the price but I wont be<br />renewing the subscription.  It did come in 4 weeks though for the first issue.


title: This is the best mag EVER!!

text: I absolutely love Justine. it's a fun and fresh, wholesome alternative to other magazines. It provides helpful tips and awesome makeup tricks and cool models and clothes and projects. I lvoe this magazine and I HIGHLY recommend it for girls 10-20


title: Very challenging, I didn't like it

text: I admit, they have some good recipes, but most of them are not simple and very time-consuming. There is always a million ingredients in each little recipe. If you are a stay-at-home housewife and absolutely LOVE to cook, buy this, but if you are just normal, you won't find many recipes in here for you. I suggest you consider 'Cuisine at Home' before you buy this one.


title: uhhh..okay, I guess

text: First, I have to say that I don't think GL is 10-15 years old-appropriate. They have too much of a focus on guys and dating and relationships and all that stuff. I mean, I'm 14 and I've never even been kissed. On the positive side, it has cool stuff about clothes and make-up and celebs. Order this for a 13-16 year old girl.


title: AG's..okay-ish...

text: I got this magazine when I was 9 and I really liked it....then. I think the people writing it think all of their subscribers are rich, cute popular, mini-Miss America girls. The party ideas are stupid (I've never EVER thrown a party using their ideas) I wish they would have more real stories with real people and also celeb stuff. Anyways, your girl might like it, but I advise you to look at other maagzines first


title: Fabulous Magazine

text: Fabulous magazine, wonderful ideas! Expensive but worth it!


title: Three Stars

text: This magazine ain't what it used to be, unfortunately.


title: One of the best magazines out there!

text: This is a great magazine, showing all the positive things that people are doing to make the world better.  I've learned a lot reading it.  It shows how there are still a lot of people with hope and happiness.

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title: Ripoff alert

text: So, I ante’d up for a subscription, and all was well…until I found that many of the articles require you to subscribe to a higher tier subscription plan called Popular Mechanics Pro. What a crock.


title: Four Stars

text: Good magazine w/ relevant topics and analysis.  Satisfied with this product!


title: Love it

text: I love RD. I've been reading it since the 60s. Now however, it's the LARGE PRINT version haha. It's so interesting I usually finish it in 1 sitting. Always 😞 when I come to the last page.


title: A Fantastic Magazine

text: American Girl has always been one of my favorite magazines. I started subscribing when I was about seven, and I'm still getting it now, at age 13, in addition to the typical "teen magazines." This magazine has great craft and party ideas, and stories about real girls who've had different kinds of interesting experiences. From reading some of the Amazon reviews, I've gotten the idea that some girls are upset by the fact that American Girl publishes hardly any stories about boys, puberty, and makeup, and they have too many articles on crafts and parties. However, I think the fun craft and party ideas are part of what makes American Girl a great magazine. Although pre-teen life doesn't revolve around back-to-school themed sleepovers and Christmas ornament crafts, a girl doesn't need to shut crafts and parties out of her life the day she turns twelve. If you're looking for a magazine with advice on how to put on lip liner and deal with your crush, this may not be the magazine for you. But I think there are plenty of magazines with advice about makeup and boys, and American Girl is a great magazine, even if it doesn't talk much about those topics. I think many girls will enjoy this magazine, especially those between the ages of 8 and 12 (although there are eleven-year-olds who feel to old for the magazine, and fourteen-year-olds who still read it faithfully).


title: Yummy

text: Full of wonderful recipes


title: Great deal

text: We love this magazine but getting a great deal on the subscription made it even better.


title: Small print and nothing useful

text:
So very disappointing! Besides being overloaded with ads and not having many useful articles, THE PRINT IS TOO SMALL!
I’m sorry I subscribed for two years.
Love the old HGTV show and expected better from them.


title: Great book

text: good buy


Have only received the first few issues then nothing further. The subscription is still active but nothing further except the few issues.


title: Paying for advertisements

text: The magazine is literally full of ads. This used to be one of my favorites.


title: Great magazine

text: Full of useful information that anyone can understand and use.  Have subscribed to Popular Mechanics for many years and will continue to do so.


title: Handy Not Reliable

text: Would have been great to receive more than two issues. Seems to be a common issue.


title: great magazine

text: Love Martha Stewart, she is so crafty and do creative.  I really enjoy the recipe cards that come with every issue.


title: Great!

text: I love having this on my iPad or phone when I need it as well as a hard copy.


title: Good for fire starter

text: All leftist propaganda, all prog opinion no substance. Even the most liberal prog would give up after reading just a few paragraphs. If you enjoy being lectured and told what to think, then this rag is for you.


title: Five Stars

text: I haven't lived in Texas since 1990.  Texas Monthly keeps me abreast of everything Texas.


title: beware of renewal process

text: I have been a subscriber for 19 years and in the past five years they have managed to mess up my renewal more than once. Most recently this week and the time before I never got my magazine in the mail - I'd call, I emailed, I call again and that went on for almost two years. FINALLY some one had the guts to tell me when you renew online you only get the online version. WHAT? I still never got a straight answer as to why if that were true, couldn't SOMEONE there have seen that and told me? Geez! Drove me absolutely nuts.


title: No more magazines!

text: I never ordered this or any other magazine. Necessitating changing our Credit Card #, because our credit had been compromised.


title: It’s a great read.

text: It’s a great read.


title: Should have started in January but started in February.

text: I have only received three issues.


title: Fun and Informative

text: This is a great little magazine if you're a fan of Y & R and B & B.  Interviews are great, and there are lots of bits of information that are fund and informative.  Worth the price - just enjoyable.


title: Great magazine

text: Always appreciated as a gift.  Will keep reordering.


I've been a subscriber for years and I truly appreciate this magazine.  It seems to have it all from the novice to the super science minded.  I like the new format.


title: New magazine to enjoy!

text: Read this mag at my doctor's office and loved it.


title: Five Stars

text: Good.


title: My husband loves Men's Journal

text: We have subscribed to this magazine for several years....the day it arrives, he has finished it within a couple of hours.  Great articles!!


title: The cover is super thin.

text: The cover of the magazine from a subscription is super thin, way thinner than of the magazine available in store. If you collect, better to get a nicer quality.


title: Vacation time

text: Everytime I look at one of these magazines it's like I am on vacation which I don't have the money to go on.


title: Gift for my nephew

text: He is so excited about getting his favorite comic book in the mail each month.  He rarely gets me and it is a treat for him.


title: An irresponsible thing to bring into your house.

text: Got it for two years; a horrible mix of perfectly sound exercise advice with mind bogglingly premature or incorrect advice based on "science". Horrible fear based editorial voice.


title: Five Stars

text: wow love this mag.


title: Enjoyable

text: Saved money on the subscription and I enjoy paging through and reading the articles.


title: Five Stars

text: My son loves it


title: Great learning too.

text: This magazine really has advice to help you write.


title: Love this

text: I love watching the food network and this magazine is awesome.  It have wonderful recipes and I will all subscribe to it


title: I thought this was gardening?!? If your looking for gardening keep looking!

text: You'd think a magazine whose name is 'Organic Gardening' Would have more on gardening, sure I've seen a couple articles on pests (one an issue) but not much on Gardening most of the issues I've gotten are filled with recipes! I was really hoping to find a good gardening magazine, guess I'll have to keep looking...


title: It Ain't What It Used To Be

text: I was a loyal AW subscriber for about 25 years (maybe more), but of late "it ain't what it used to be".  There is now too much focus on personalities, events, watches, cigars, etc., and not nearly enough focus on sheet metal.  If I wanted what they currently cover, I would have subscribed to GQ, not AUTOweek (with an emphasis on AUTO").  Further, too much reference is now made to "see more content on our website".  That doesn't work for me since I do my automotive reading while pausing twice daily in my "reading room".  (Reading from an iPad in the "reading room" just doesn't do it for me - I prefer pulp (no - not for that!)  Fortunately, my local tire store provides Automobile magazine (as well as Car & Driver) in the waiting room.  Automobile seems to satisfy my sheet-metal needs, so I am now switching over to Automobile.  (I tried European Car, but it has way too much emphasis on BMW, Audi and Mercedes, to the neglect of other European makes - plus too many "aftermarket modification" stories.)  Basically, I want to know what's coming out of the automobile (and truck) manufacturers in the way of offerings I can actually buy, and not much else.  If AW ever gets back to focusing on sheet metal, I might re-subscribe.  But for now they have lost a once loyal customer.


title: Great Gift!

text: I bought this for my mother. She loves the big print!


title: Invite the World into Your Home Through National Geographic

text: Have been a loyal subscriber of NatGeo since I was young.  Beautiful pictures of nature, great stories from around the globe, and articles about important matters to both the natural and human worlds.


title: Save your money

text: Small and more advertizing than articles. Don't waste your money.


title: Architectural digest is my favorite magazine. As an interior decorator it’s a must have

text: Architectural digest is one of my favorite magazines. As an interior decorator, find it inspirational. I look forward to every issue, and love to share it with my neighbors and friends. Plus I have to say it’s nice to peek inside the homes Of people were admire.


title: Five Stars

text: extremely outstanding.


title: Reminisce, Then Take a Nap!

text:
I bought this subscription because it was a great deal, and it sounded like something fun. I'm one the younger end of the Baby Boomers, and if there is anything we love, it's nostalgia.

This publication is more an anthology of memories, as opposed to a magazine with any substance. Most articles (using that term loosely) are written by folks of a certain age, remembering the "good times" back in their day. Letters and photos from readers are published, and while they are all sweet, a reader may have to pick through them to find something that resonates with them.

It's a magazine that would be great to thumb through in the doctor's office, and if you do subscribe to it, be sure to pass it on to your local nursing home or VFW. It will find an appreciative audience there, I'm sure!


title: Food Network Magazine - Makes You Your Own Chef!

text: If you're a Food Network fan, this is your ultimate monthly indulgence. The deal I got on this subscription was ridiculous, and far, far less than I would pay monthly at a retail store. You'll enjoy an abundance of meal ideas, tips and kitchen tricks from all your favorite chefs, as well as product notes and recommendations. Tell me more about that ancho chili, Bobby Flay!


title: Great magazine

text: I love this magazine with all the different ideas to do things and you don't need a lot of land to do most of them.


title: great magazine


title: Very good resource

text: Very good resource on products and methods of running an archery business.  I would recommend this to those people interested in opening an archery shop.


title: Great magazine

text: Haven't started receiving subscription yet.  Should be a great magazine.


title: North American Whitetail

text: This magazine is one of my favorites. Very informative and entertaining. I order it all the time and will continue to do so.


Anyone with a remote interest of alcoholic beverages will find this magazine fascinating and delightful. Knowledge gained from this could lead to more fun.


title: From my family to yours

text: I use this magazine as a gift.  I know the recipient will enjoy it, and it is a gift that keeps giving all year round. With the auto-renewal, it is one less thing I have to worry about.


title: i really like the magazine.

text: a great price for the magazine. good...it takes forever to start coming....bad.


title: Just what I wanted

text: Continuation of what I have used for years at a great price.


title: Great magazine on land use and other issues of the western U.S.

text: Provides a balanced view with an eye toward good stewardship.  Takes into account the views of farmers and ranchers as well as conservationists and environmentalists.  And such perspectives are increasingly found in the same groups of folks.  In depth feature articles and sysnopses of other reports, studies and articles.  But not too long to read every two weeks if you also enjoy reading lots of other things and don't have the time for a 50 page magazine.  I like it and have turned quite a few people on to it.  I'm here to resubscribe after letting my prior sub expire.  Try it!


title: As described

text: As described


title: Backpacker Magazine

text: An essential read for any and all trail roamers.  You cannot find a more informed source about hiking, camping, and backpacking than BP Magazine.


title: Good!

text: I really enjoy having my listings at hand and being able to review new shows or decide on which shows to record.


title: waste of  paper

text: Mostly ads - articles are far and few


title: Entertaining

text: Has some interesting articles and up to date information on the entertainment industry. Keeps me up to date on subjects I might typically not be aware of.


title: Typically good local articles

text:
Each issue ususally has a couple of articles that pique my interest. Rather than purchase at the newstand price, I receive a
subscription for a lot less money. The articles are also well written and have a local flavor which I enjoy.
Recommend "D" for metroplex residents.


title: Excellent Articles

text: Do not live in New York anymore, but the articles are not necessarily geograhic specific. Interesting views provided on a myriad of topics. Very well written articles.


title: Like rocks?

text: Have subscribed for a second year.  Good for beginners and advanced rock nuts.


title: I LIKED THE MAG

text: it is helpful to see what styles are in style now. it is helpful in finding a style for you. it is plenty of styles to choose from.


title: I GREATLY RECOMMEND THIS MAG B/C...

text: IT IS A GREAT HELP FOR BLACK'S HAIR. I LEARN HAIR TIPS IN THOSE MAGS.


title: Awesome mag!

text: Took about six weeks but started to get the magazine.... lots of great ideas and recipes!


title: Five Stars

text: She continues to read me the newest jokes after it arrives.


title: Ideal magazine for Adults and Kids

text:
Excellent magazine for adults and kids alike. Covers everything from culture, nature, geography, ecology to science and technology. In recent months it has tackled interesting and counterversial subjects such as "The end of Cheap Oil" and "Global Warming".

In any edition you can review a wide spectrum of articles -- history, science, wild life etc. I particularly like the article on ZipUSA where they cover small ( but unique and interesting ) "zip codes".

There is no better way to learn about diverse life forms on this planets. Where there are deep deep sea creatures or animals living in the evergreen forests.

There is no better way to learn about our solar system -- how planets are created or what are stars ? Recently there was an article on New Earths.

My elder child enjoys reading this magazine. Believe me this is the best way to build interest around science for kids.


title: Just as you would expect.

text: Just as you would expect, good quality magazine and interesting articles. Many of the suggestions are things that "normal" people could do, not just those with a lot of money, which is nice.


title: awesome!

text: Great magazine! I recommend for everyone! They have really great articles and even show how to for the positions. really happy with this purchase.


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag for entertainment!


title: Not true

text: I feel this magazine is not true to the advertisements about it.  I felt it was more about selling products than information about health


title: Five Stars

text: I like the price that I pay for my subscription and it comes right on time every month.


title: Fantastic

text: Look forward to it every month.