As hunters and fishermen, my husband and boys really like the articles in these magazines--even my 10 year old.  My only complaint are the ads for sexual enhancement.  I rip them out or put permanent marker on them.  Next time I'm going to get Michigan Outdoorsman for that reason.


title: 2 year subscription 3 magazines delivered

text: I ordered a 2 year subscription and after only getting 2 magazines I got a renew your subscription is ending notice. I to date have only received 3.  The magazine is good enough when you open it up and are looking for good ideas on a budget.  But like I said I only got 3 and haven't got another in what feels like a few months now. This guy expects better then what I've received.


title: Oprah magazine

text: Though I have not received my first issue yet, I have subscribed to Oprah Magazine in the past.  I enjoy the articles which are timely and of interest to women of all ages.


title: Good Publication!

text: My husband wanted this magazine subscription as he has read it before.  He received the first issue in great time!


title: Didn’t receive issues

text: I only received a couple of issues then never got any more. When I contacted the company, they gave been digital editions, which I have zero interest in. I want to be able to flip through the magazine and tear out recipes I like.


title: Five Stars

text: Cute usable clutch and the magazine came as stated.


title: I guess I misunderstood.

text: I signed up for two free issues of backpackers magazine. There was no mention of having to sign up for a years subscription. I did receive the two free issues but did not really care for the magazine. The magazine mostly shows hiking trails for various regions around the country. None of which are close to me and honestly I was really looking for a magazine that discussed gear, techniques, etc. rather than specific hiking trails. I guess I misunderstood the meaning of free because I have been getting constant demands for subscription payments.


title: Nice!

text: Great pictures and articles but geared more towards the affluent ones.  I used to subscribe to Yankee magazine but stopped that also because there isn't a lot out there for the budget minded, fixed income, used to be middle class (now low income) people.


title: you will love this mag

text: If you are a wine geek...you will love this mag...as a plus ...lots more than wine, trends, spirits, I get lots of wine periodicals and this one is pretty darn good.


title: Fascinating

text: A gift to our granddaughter for several years now at her request. She is 28 and loves it.


title: Eating Well Magazine-Not Well For Me

text: I have been receiving and reading Eating Well magazine since it replaced another publication.  Each month I am very disappointed and do not enjoy this magazine. No value for me.


title: Great magazine

text: I really like this magazine. The products inside are affordable and there are a lot of good tips.  I look forward to reading the new issues when the arrive in the mail.


title: Like the pictures

text: The pictures are nice, but nothing in it is really affordable for the average person so basically it sits on our coffee table to people to look through.


title: Great little book for little ones

text: Great little book for little ones.  Lots of primary colors that intrigued our granddaughter.  She is 11 months old and was picking the book up on her own and spending quite a bit of time just turning the pages and looking at the pictures.


Great magazine for the British steam enthusiast.  Well, informed, and well written with fascinating photographs.


title: love my mag

text: great value


title: Outstanding articles

text: I have been reading Smithsonian Magazine for over 10 years now, and the one thing that strikes me most is that now matter how boring an article may seem by the title, there is seldom anything that is not interesting to read in every issue. There are wide-ranging interests from history, architecture, archeology, science, & nature that will keep you reading the entire issue.


title: Easy renewal method

text: A great magazine, of course. Renewing on Amazon is fairly priced and easy to do.


title: MONTHLY DEVOTIONAL

text: This is a monthly subscription. Catholic daily devotional following daily Scriptures etc.  Also includes Beautiful writings and reflections by recent and past great writers


title: Gift

text: Gift for son --states he enjoys it.


title: Not all that bad

text:
I like science fiction.  A lot.

After receiving several issues of this I can now say, "This doesn't suck, but it really isn't all that good."


title: A great magazine

text:
I get almost everything off the internet.  No longer read a local paper newspaper.

But this magazine always brightens me up with the postman brings it.


title: Five Stars

text: perfect


title: Just Labs review

text: For anyone who loves Labs, this magazine is the best! I love the insight different articles have on these amazing dogs! Look forward to each magazine and read from cover to cover. The tips and tricks each magazine offers is a blessing to new Lab owners as well as "seasoned" owners . I recommend highly!


title: Great size!

text: Love it. Nice size to hold and read.


title: Astronomy Magazine

text: I got a subscription for my husband.  This is an excellent publication that I highly recomment for anyone that loves astronomy. The photography is incredible and I would say the articles and information is spot on.


title: I like it

text: Enjoy all backdown information , and what is to come


title: Five Stars

text: Just what I was looking for!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent!


title: Always great

text: Great way to be in touch with the world and being well-informed. Photos are as informative as the text.  Nat'l Geo is always a winner.


title: Great magazine

text: Informative


title: Five Stars

text: Always find something new in Food Magazine, look forward to sitting down to read the recipes


title: Five Stars

text: I love all recipes can't wait to read it when it comes


title: Four Stars

text: I like Forbes but want a magazine that talks more about stocks


title: Get it for your kid or grandkid.

text: Our eight year old granddaughter loves these little booklets.


title: Four Stars

text: always good articles.


title: Five Stars

text: excellent source


title: Five Stars

text: Just a renewal....


title: Spirituality on a simple level.

text: Written on a very simple level.....not as well written as I would have wished.


title: Love the content when I can read it

text: I'm 70, but have always been a devotee of tech and all things science and techie.  So, yes...I love the content of Wired.  I must add, my vision without glasses is 20/25 and my reading glasses are 1.5.  But, I struggle to read the hard copy of this magazine.  For one, the color of ink on paper is detrimental.  For another, the print is so small, I had to get a 2.25 pair of reading glasses to decipher it and still I struggle with only this magazine, not others.  Even the way they number the pages and try to hide the numbers of the pages is daunting to me. I wish they could print the magazine in "large" print or in a way that allows people like me who aren't really reading impaired, but left behind by Wired's weird print style. So, I do go online to read the digital version, but I love taking my favorite magazines with me to pull out when I am waiting for something or someone.  I keep several handy in my bag so I am never bored and eventually get the whole thing devoured over the month. It's very hard to hang on to Wired that long because before I can get it read, I have another edition that I need to tackle.  Friends have agreed that it is too much trouble to read it. Plus, it's kind of an insult to seniors by shutting them out and catering to the 20/15 crowd only.  Shame.


title: Quiltmaker Magazine

text: I enjoy most of the patterns in this magazine, although many tend to be rather simplistic.  I do follow Bonnie K. Hunter, who has a block pattern in each issue. As with my other quilt magazines, I do read this from cover to cover and make at least one quilt from each issue.


title: Scammers - What a huge disspointment!

text:
After reading the reviews here, I will not be buying Highlights. I was going to send this excellent publication to my grand children, but the whole idea of putting my son and his wife in a position to have to deal with unsolicited mailings and the follow-up invoices is just not going to happen!

I thought this type of marketing scheme was outlawed years ago.

Amazon: Do you really want this negative experience being associated with Amazon???


title: Very disappointed with this magazine

text: Very disappointed with this magazine. Hardly any recipes, loads of ads and not many pages.  Arrives later than expected, got an email from the publisher asking how I was enjoying a certain issue.  Received the magazine in question 3 weeks later.


title: Boat Magazine for boat lovers

text: Wooden Boat magazine was gift for my son in recovery from schizophrenia. He loves boats and wants to build his own some day.<br />He doesn't live at home so he loves getting stuff in the mail and he asked specifically for Wooden Boat. He likes it because it helps him with his own efforts on designing boats.


title: One of my favorite magazines

text: One of my favorite magazines.  There is always at least one article that I end up tearing out of this magazine to save.  I love the little guides about how to repurpose everyday items as well as the ways to try organizing things differently than I have done in the past.


title: Outside the box for a career magazine

text: Interesting articles, this magazine always gives me something new to think about in my career.  Good for thinking outside the box.


title: Great Magazine

text: Great magazine.  The stories are interesting and give me new things to think about in my career


title: Like it more for the pictures than the articles

text: A nice magazine.  The pictures are always really well done and I am known to drool over a home or two on these pages.  It is a quick read though as I rarely read any article all the way through.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the reviews of the equipment.


title: TV guide subscription

text: I love TV guide but the subscription is a little pricey and they are trying to keep up with all of the streaming channels too. It's a little bit cluttered. The sign up fee was great, something like $6,00 for the year.<br />But I am expecting a whammy renewal price!


title: Five Stars

text: Great little magazine.


title: GREAT STUFF!

text: This has to be the most objective, informative consumer magazine of all time.  Caveat Emptor.  Be an informed consumer.  I can't count the number of products I've purchased based upon CR's recommendations-- and 99% of the time they are dead-on in their analysis.  It's hard to place value on making the right purchase decision--  but the peace of mind alone is worth the subscription price.


title: Good, but you should pay more for the disc...

text:
First of all, I am going to review this mag. as if it had the demo disc included, so I won't dock Amazon for not offering it...
OXM is a solid magazine that is just a LITTLE to thin in the content department.  The demo disc and challenges easily cover for that.  The demo discs sometimes have  bugs, and this can be frustrating, but on the other hand, for [money] a pop they're a steal.  (I am referring to the fact that you can buy a ... subscription directly from OXM w/the demo discs.)
The reviews are decent, but sometimes it feels as if they are just trying to think what YOU would think about it, and never include anything like "You would like this game if you were...", so I personally do not trust them and/or their rating.
Literature-wise, the mag. is decent, and the footnotes are always interesting.  The comedy, as it is with most gaming mags., is successful at making you laugh.
All in all, I would suggest this mag., but only if you'll pay ... for the full subscription.


title: Good

text: The main bulk of Down Beat is reviews of albums that are coming out the jazz world.  Quite easily, the best parts are the special sections, and interviews they have with artists.<br />Actually reading what the artists themselves have to say is very cool, especially to kids like me. :-)


title: Perfect

text: Love that I can renew my subscription Amazon. I love the Reader's Digest, nice stories and good information.


title: Bad art.

text: Really disappointed in the current wonder woman comics. The artwork and writing are not up to par for one of the great superheroes of all time.


title: C'mon get lucky

text: A few people may turn up their noses when they see you reading Lucky but don't let it bother becuase this is the only fashion magazine you need. It has the best of the fashion mags without the usually snobbish and rude articles that talk down to the reader. Lucky doesn't give political or social commentary. It doesn't bore or preach. It just gives you the run down on the hot new clothes and home goods. Best of all each item has a price on it, the name of the company it's from and a phone number. I liked Lucky so much that I've gone ahead and cancelled my subscriptions to Vogue and Allure.


title: my favorite new magazine

text: Someone got me this as a gift. At first I tossed it aside but later on a cold, rainy day I picked it up again and was enchanted. This magazine is truly like taking a mini vacation. Every single article is either restful or inspirational. It's a little bit of charm and grace in a world that is frequently neither.


title: Oprah magazine

text: Love Oprah magazine .Also love the price for one year subscription.


title: Love dr. oz he is the greatest

text: Love dr.oz he is the greatest.


title: Lacks focus...

text: Unless you own all of the products currently popular (by Apple) it is complete waste of time. I DO own (2) iMac's, (1) Macbook Pro, (2) iPods...but...still failed to gain anything of value after reading two issues. It was in fact, boring...<br />The majority of the articles were advertisements for "extras" for iPads, iPhones, etc...etc...  Very little useful information for computer users.


title: Definitely worth it

text: Ms. is the most important women's magazine out there because it's about women as a whole, and not just diets and makeup and how to please a man. It's national and global news and spreads awareness without ever talking down to the reader.  You may not always agree with it (I take particular offense at a 1993 cover story perpetuating the ritual abuse scare ... and the fact that it seemed like every woman who wrote in had been a victim of ritual abuse, a statistical impossibility) but Ms. encourages dialogue and feedback. I find it unfortunate that a reviewer of this magazine had a bad experience with the editor-in-chief and I hope she wrote back and demanded an apology for being rudely dismissed. You'll want to hold onto your issues long after you've thrown away those issues of "Jane." It's that worth it.


title: Awesome magazine, horrible subscription service.

text: I am a big Food Network fan and I really love this magazine also. The problem I have is that I kept wondering where my new issues where and why I saaw them at the grocery store several weeks before I recieved them in the mail. Very late arrival and missing issues made me decide to cancell my subscription to a magazine that I really loved. Not sure who is at fault but, they ruined a good thing.


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine!


title: Great mag for foodies.

text: One of my favorite magazines. The recipes work and are not overly complicated, and the ratio of content to advertising is positive.


title: This magazine has it all.

text: I've always enjoyed Real Simple. While it was the food and recipe section that initially drew me to this magazine, I also like the product recommendations and the beauty, fashion and household information.


title: Free hat is small

text: Wired magazine is great, but this package via is not really worth it.  As mentioned, the free hat is small - not made for a kid, but just sits on top of an adult's head.  Not useful.  Also, I got a note from Wired almost immediately saying to renew my subscription even though this is supposed to be a 6 month subscription.  So far I have gotten two, so maybe that was a fluke.  I have not tried the digital version.


title: Channel guide, TV shows

text: This is a complete listing of all channels available at all times with the correct shows listed. To me, it is better than anything I've found in print and I like reading what I'm going to watch rather than using the device on the set. I'm not that old or old fashioned either-it's a preference and this magazine/booklet is well worth it.


title: Nice read

text: Love it, condensed stories are good.


title: Gift for teen

text: My 12 yr old enjoys reading this mag


title: Get an idea about the Spiegel online

text:
I have been a reader of the Spiegel in Germany for several years. Since I moved to the US for graduate study I subscribe to a daily (free!) newsletter called "Der Tag". Instead of relying on polemic critics you might as well read some of the articles yourself to get an idea of the quality of the Spiegel.

By the way, I also love the Economist. In general, however, I think the neoclassical approach of the Economist differs significantly from the perceptively left-leaning, liberal Spiegel.


title: Fantastic up to date information

text: Scientifically irrefutable.  Fantastic up to date information.


title: EW

text: This is a good weekly magazine to invest in if you're not overly interested in the tabloid scene.  I absolutely hate sifting through magazines where there are more ads than content, and EW seems to avoid that fairly well.  I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a quick, relaxing read at the end of the week.  It seems to give pretty good coverage of what's going on in the TV and movie worlds, so if that's what you're after, this is a good one to have.


title: Definitely Recommend Dwell Magazine!

text: I've been subscribed to Dwell for a few years now and love this magazine. It always has a few wonderful feature articles and great photos. Dwell has a good balance between content and ads, but the ads they do have also highlight great design and are interesting in themselves. I am a former architecture student, but I do think that anyone who has an affinity for architecture, interior design, or furniture would thoroughly enjoy this one. I also like that the spaces they feature have a wide range of styles, sizes, and locations. In various issues I've seen all types of styles including: contemporary, mid-century, coastal, eclectic, lofts, pre-fab design, and renovations. But for the most part one thing they all have in common is good design. I'd highly recommend this one and don't see myself unsubscribing anytime soon!


title: My favorite American magazine

text: I read most issues from cover to cover. One of the great magazines still being published regularly. I am a single man in his 60s and I could care less about the fashions but it seems like I always find THE story in each issue that tells me "This is why I get Vanity Fair." The only other magazine I get is the New Yorker and I don't read it as thoroughly as I do Vanity Fair.


title: Five Stars

text: Always interesting.


title: Why did I order this?

text: Ordered by mistake. Way too superficial for my interests.


I have loved this magazine since I was a kid. I went a long time without it but I can honestly say that I love having this around to look at the beautiful photography and to learn something new every month. Glad I started ordering it again!!


title: It was a gift.

text: My granddaughter loves this magazine. I found a great 2-year subscription deal here on Amazon, and gave it to her for Christmas. The only complaint I have is I wish I could of been able to have a gift subscription card or something sent to her letting her know. That would of been good.


title: Very informative

text:
Worth reading. Very informative. Good specially if you have a teenager who is interested in science.

Certainly worth every penny.


title: My favorite magazine!

text: I look forward to receiving my Sunset magazine every month.  I live in Colorado and always find new things to do in and around my home state.  Although I don't own a home, the home and landscape ideas keep me day-dreaming, while also giving me good ideas for things I can do in my apartment.  Most importantly, the recipes are fantastic and do a great job of incorporating seasonally available foods.  I always find at least a couple recipes in each issue that I have to try out immediately!


This was a really good deal for this magazine. My 85 yr old dad got them For years. He's glad to have them back.  Only 1 thing was I ordered it as a gift for him and wanted them to go to his address, but they come to me.  Not a big deal though as I see him often.


title: Great magazine for a great price

text: I absolutely love this magazine and was super excited to find it on Amazon for such a great price!


title: Three Stars

text: Magazine is fab. Never received the tote bag. :(


title: Jack and Jill magazine

text: This item has met my needs and expectations.<br />I do not have 12 more words to tell you about it.


title: Yay, non-evolutionary publication!

text: It is great to have something un-philosophical for kids to read. Magazine shows, in simple manner, wonders of Gods creation (unlike most other literature which designed to dull children's minds with evolutionary fantasy).


title: Great Bible based, Creation Science kids magazin

text: My kids grew up reading Nature Friend and now I am getting it for my grandson. I love all the activities, recipes, stories, and that it is from a Biblically sound creation science worldview.


title: Five Stars

text: Always a pleasure


title: Sorry to see it go

text: Sorry to see my subscription ended with magazine no longer staying  in print!


title: magazine

text: what do you write about a magazine either u like the magazine or you don't. i have always enjoyed the magazine so that is all i can say


title: Not Worth the Price

text: This magazine is grossly overpriced for how stuffed full of ads it is. Found the first issue quite boring, as well. Nothing to see here.


title: expensive

text: pay a lot for getting little


title: Buy now and be interesting

text: Great publication, keeps you informed about what is going on in the entertainment world. I buy several magazine subscriptions from amazon this is is another gear service facilitated by amazon.


title: Going downhill....

text: My family used to receive this magazine when I was a kid growing up.  Compare today's version to what was published in the early 90's and you'll notice that the magazine is about 1/3 as thick and has twice as many advertisements.  Information is highly redundant (we get it, walleyes sometimes bite on 5" swimbaits).  I haven't noticed a "Taste Tempter's" recipe in many months.  Overall the content is lacking compared to years ago, but it's still worth checking out for $1.25/issue (but just barely).


title: Five Stars

text: great tips and coupons


title: Underwhelming

text: Underwhelmed with the magazine so far. Got an Ice fishing issue in April... Not real useful


title: Popular and entertaining magazine for all ages

text: Purchased as a gift for family and friends. Informative and entertaining.


title: Price

text: I just read the reviews and noted that one of them mentioned that the subscription was $2.00 cheaper on the zoobook site so I went there to order but immediately regretted it.  I noticed afterwards that although it is #2.00 cheaper and you get the poster and stickers, it is ONLY for 10 issues whereas the Amazon subcription is for 12 PLUS they send a gift notification.  So, if it's a gift and you are ordering at the last minute like me, I'd order from here!


title: Great Subscription Price

text: I liked getting the magazine at the Amazon price. The HGTV price was starting to get a little out of hand. If I'm able, I will continue to order through Amazon.


title: Stands the test of time

text: As great to read as it was way back when.


title: Great magazine

text: I like the different sections in the magazine and I like that it’s not 50% full of advertisements.


title: First issue shipped sooner than expected

text: Interesting articles, good price on subscription.


title: Great Magazine

text: Nice introductory price for an interesting magazine.  First issue shipped sooner than expected.


title: Great mag

text: Bought this as a Christmas gift for my husband and first issue arrived in time to get wrapped and put under the tree! He does a lot of research on line but really likes old-fashioned periodicals to read.


title: Three Stars

text: boring magazine


title: My favorite magazine!!!

text: I really like the suggestions about organization in this magazine!!!


Only way to subscribe


title: I AM CHARLIE

text:
It's about free speech.  It's about the pen being mightier than the sword (in this case the Kalashnikov under the banner of the sword). It is about standing up for the principle of the matter.  Support the new symbol of freedom.  Support Charlie.

I am Charlie.


title: Love the magazine

text: Love the magazine


title: Very good value

text: Loads of great articles


title: the tips and exercises that are included and the before and after articles included

text: received 1st issue really fast.  I had a subscription with this mag before and knew what to expect really happy with the articles and advertisement with the magazine.


title: truely beautiful homes

text: best interiors magazine on the market. it actually has homes that are lived in. shocking I know


title: The Best Cooking Resource I've Ever Found

text: For years, I have relied on the scientific approach taken by Cook's Illustrated, paired with the artistry of its excellent chefs.  Objective measurement and a molecular understanding of cooking techniques and equipment augment the sense of taste and texture that's brought to bear in tandem.  The most reliable, understandable, replicatable cooking resource I've ever found.


title: One Star

text: Yawn!


title: Best Subscription Rate

text: Cheapest subscription rate around.  Amazon subscription picked up after my existing subscription ended without missing a month.


title: Car and Driver

text: Good price! Great Magazine!


I don't subscribe for the schedules.  I subscribe for the news about my favorite shows.  Love TV Guide!


title: The quintessential automotive magazine. What can I say?

text:
I subscribed to Hemmings at the urging of my neighbor who has a 1936 Ford.

I'm not a "car guy", but I do own and drive a really old car.  It's not a hobby, it's just a dang nice (fun) car to drive and is very practical.  Hemmings is really geared toward the car enthusiast, but even a non-car guy like me can find plenty of interesting stuff in here.  It's about the size of a phone book, and feels rather hefty.  Just full of stuff!

Some of the articles are written from the perspective that the reader will know what the writer is talking about when tossing around a lot of car-guy lingo.  A lot of it goes over my head, so I skip some of the articles.  Once in a while they write about something really good, and then I'm drawn in completely.  I like cars of the brass era and early 30's, not at all in to muscle cars or especially not anything built after WW2, but this magazine has a good mix.

The "for sale" section takes up most of the magazine and that is where I spend the majority of the time.  It's fun to look through all the stuff available, and I learn a lot from the ads in it too.  Really interesting to see how many people sell parts and service for old cars.  I admit to using some of the vendors because of their ads in Hemmings...

It's a little off-putting sometimes when things in the magazine are written with the assumption that every reader is a millionaire and they toss around values of "dream cars" like it's nothing.  C'mon!!!  How many Hemmings subscribers really have a 6-figure disposable income?  I'll bet very few.  Then again, I could be wrong.

Still- If I could only have one magazine subscription, this would be it.


title: quilt magazine

text: This is my favorite of all the quilting magazines.  Clear directions.  Easy designs.


title: Five Stars

text: great present of a good cook who wants to stay thin despite eating good food


title: Not for me

text: Ok, I ordered this for my daughter. Too wild for me.


title: Advertising products out of my league

text: Some months I like this and get a lot out of it. Some months I do not. The advertising kills me! I don't have Oprah's bankroll. It is interesting to see how much the rich might pay for clothes, etc.


title: Prefer old version

text: Always enjoyed readers digest. Do not like new format. Maybe it just requires some getting used to.  Still reading it, though.


title: Four Stars

text: Very informative


title: Five Stars

text: Best gun mag


title: GOOD READ & REFERENCE.

text: FULL OF IDEAS AND REVIEWS.


title: Not the mag it was 30 yrs ago.

text: Not the mag it was 30 yrs ago.


title: WARNING--DO NOT BUY THIS MAGAZINE SUB FROM AMAZON!!!

text:
Harper's is a terrific magazine.  Do NOT however, DO NOT, buy this magazine from Amazon!!! Here is why: the WAIT.  Normally, when a person buys a magazine subscription, they get the first magazine the following month. AMAZON TAKES 4-5 MONTHS!!!  I bought this subscription for my father whose birthday was in August.  He called me in October to sheepishly ask where the magazine was.  After complaining, Amazon said they would get it there by November.  HUH???!!! Now, I just got an email saying they made an error and it would now ship SOMETIME IN JANUARY!!!  Oh, but they were nice enough to make it up to me by offering me a free subscription to Inc. magazine!!! WTF???!!!  What does Inc. have even remotely in common with Harpers?! I called Amazon customer service to cancel my order.  After I post this, I am going to do what I should have done four months ago: order Harper's from Harper's.

CAVEAT EMPTOR!!!


title: In depth numismatic articles.

text: Great articles each issue.  It also keeps me up to date on current asking prices.


title: Five Stars

text: FAB MAG!


title: The Best

text: What a beautiful Magazine!  It's been a long time since I have seen a real magazine... the way they used to be...ones you could actually save.  This Magazine is 100% color glossy.  Thick wonderful pages and packed full of great information and tips.  If you are into Heirloom Gardening, Organic Gardening, etc this Magazine is a must.  Call me old school... but I still prefer magazines and cookbooks in print form.  They are just so much better in my opinion.

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title: What's the Reason?

text: For a view of the World and Politics from a more Independent viewpoint... Reason is a must have magazine.  There is no perfect political magazine out there... but, to me, Reason comes the closest to allowing a person to make up their own mind about important issues... From Marijuana Legalization to Torturing inmates to Global Warming... you will get reporting that allows you to actually think about what was reported and come to your own conclusion.  Highly Recommended.


title: Five Stars

text: awesome deal truly!


title: Travel

text: Husband loved it


title: The best surfing magazine

text: I first encountered Surf magazine in the bathroom of my old job when I was at University. After that, I was hooked, and when I came home for the summer, I ordered it. I'll admit I don't surf, and never have, but I honestly love the way the articles are written--they actually interest you into reading them, and the whole magazine has a nice chill vibe to it. If you want to keep up with surfing and the surfing world, there is no other magazine to get!


title: solid

text: every two weeks science news comes and it's full of the real science stories in the world.  have been a subscriber for years.  small publication (read no ads) which is great.


title: Great resource- better than many books on the subject

text: I am a pediatrician with 2 ADHD children. Although I have alot of technical knowledge on the subject, I have found this magazine extremely helpful in terms of suggestions for problem-solving day-to-day issues, and keeping things in perspective (if they discuss the same problems we're having in a  magazine, then the challenges my kids face and my less-than-perfect parenting are not failures of discipline and self-control- we're just part of the ADHD community!) Very straightforward, balanced, but mainstream viewpoint. Lots of practical articles about living with ADHD in all settings and behavioral/ cognitive interventions. Doesn't push medication, although it does provide information and tips on dealing with side-effects. Also light on coverage of alternative therapies. Plenty for both affected adults, teens and parents of ADHD children.


title: Great magazine and good articles but ordering process does not work

text:
I was really interested in ordering this magazine. I happened to read the articles in April for the first time. I just loved the small business interviews in that issue.

Comment after 2 months (I ordered it April 25th and now it is July 3rd: no magazine, nothing...):
  Is there something wrong with O-magazine's order processing? I've been reading the other comments and it looks like I'm not the only one complaining about this.


title: Writer's tips in magazine

text:
I ordered both the Writer and the Writer's Digest at the same time. I was not sure which one of these magazines I would like. The descriptions of these two magazines were about the same.

However, after receiving my first magazine of the Writer's Digest and the two first ones of the Writer, I must admit that I prefer Writer -magazine. It has more interesting topics, advertisements and more detailed information.

The Writer's digest is not bad either. It tells about how to make better drafts, how to improve your writing style and voice in any genre, and how to add more depth to your characters.
I would say that the Writer's Digest is more for a beginner-writer magazine, and then if you have already written and published, then the Writer magazine is the right one for you.


title: Great stories for beginners and published writers

text:
I just received 3 first magazines after ordering this magazine from Amazon. I have been reading these magazines slowly. There are quite interesting points in the articles of how to create a better plot, make a conflict, make your characters act according to their background and how to assess your plot and characters...
There are also lots of information about the upcoming conferences and contests, too. Also, advertisements include different writers' societies and groups, like for example SCWBI (Professional organization dedicated to serving the people who write, illustrate, or share a vital interest in children's literature).
The magazines also tells about the pros and cons of being a freelance writer, how to get published and how to get an agent.

All in all, I was suprised of how interesting and useful these magazines were.
I would give 5 stars for the contents of the first 3 magazines that I have received.


title: Subscription

text: My hubby loves this magazine. It doesn't get any cheaper.  Thank you Amazon!!


title: One Star

text: I thought I could purchase as a gift, but could not.  Figured it out too late.


title: Guess it was a waste

text: Still waiting for it.  I wish I knew if they are sending it, because I got charged for it. I ordered on July 2nd and got a bill from them wanting more money. I just want my magazine, JUST ONE would be nice.<br />I am getting a little ticked off at this whole thing. All I wanted was a subscription to this stupid magazine. I should have just gone to Walmart and bought it. Now I have missed two issues waiting on them. If they haven't ripped me off, they should at least give me a whole year for this BS they are putting me through or add a couple of months that I have missed. And next time they send me a bill, I am really going to be upset. I just don't get it!


title: Love the recipes

text: Love the recipes


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine to read when you want to know what is happening in the real world.


title: Out of Uk

text: Ok, I didn't realize this was a publication for the UK. It is a great magazine but since I don't live in or visit the UK half of it is irrelevent. The recipes are to die for but they are metric, it is easy to convert them though.<br />All in all it is nice to have a source of printed vegan materials arrive at my house.


title: Great Magazine

text: I love readers digest.  My only complaint is that this magazine comes only once a month.  I would be much happier to get it twice a month.


title: To those feeling let down/confused by the content

text: Simply put: It's CABAL all the way!


title: Finally an affordable TV guide!

text: Very happy!  I love it!


title: Too many celebrities. On the front and inside.

text:
Elle used to be a true fashion forward, article enticing magazine. Since the cover models are now only “celebrity status” I feel too much focus is placed on the celeb parts of Elle.

Whatever pays the bills apparently, outweighs true journalistic value.

Won’t be renewing my subscription this time.
Disappointed in Portland.


title: convenient

text: Have Dish but no newspaper to tell me the tv schedule...Love the convenience and I can't beat the price!


title: Comprehensive

text: Dermatology Clinics is a journal that showcases a broad topic and then reviews it from all angles. With a common guest editor at the helm, different articles on the dermatological problem,  are written by different authors. The beauty of this is that the reader who gets to read the journal can do so readily expecting high quality articles with up to date information. With a hardcover format, the journal belongs on the shelves of every dermatologist. Truly a great publication!


title: Is there a magazine in there? Or just an ad section?

text: I picked this up at the hair dresser's to read while I was waiting for the perm to do whatever it was that the perm does....  The cover said that there were some articles inside on "How to drive him wild in bed" and "6 ways to lose 10 Pounds today!! (And still go out tonight)".  Whatever.  Well, I never did find any of those articles, or any other writing on any topic, other than eyeliner, or tampon ads, or 'Buffy, the Vampire Slayer' or a ZILLION other advertisements.  And this is a HUGE magazine, what 500 pages or something.  I finally gave up and read the National Enquirer, which at least has articles and did tell me how to drive my dog wild outside tonight!!!<br />At least it keeps the Postal Service in business.


title: THE BEST TRASH ON THE MARKET!!!

text: Every 6 to 8 weeks I have to go get my hair done.  Every 6 to 8 weeks I am SO EXCITED to get caught up on all the "Real" news in the world.  My hair dresser gets "The National Enquirer!!"  This is the Greatest Best Biggest trash magazine in the United States!!  Actually, I love to read it.  It is goofy, light hearted, meaningless, stupid, and fulfills that part of me that "needs to know."  Know what, I haven't quite figured out.  This is the one that gets read.  Why?  Again, I don't know.  Admit it to yourself (but not your friends)  YOU LOVE IT TOO!!


title: Still a shining Star, Great Gift...Expensive, But Worth it!!

text: After all these years, Nobody does it better than National Geographic!  Expensive?  Well, if I am buying it for myself, yes.  Giving it as a gift, WHAT A GREAT GIFT!!  Please, somebody, give this to me as a gift!!  The color, the photography, the subject matter, the everything.... Maybe I am wrong, maybe they still are doing it just as good, or even better after all these years.  Gradually perfecting the art of exploration.  I recommend this magazine to anyone and 'Explorer' to any and all children.


title: Save Time, SAve Money, Save Your Sanity, SKIP THIS!!!!

text: I love my Mac.  I have had a Mac since college, since the first "Wild Eeep" was available.  But unless you are a real EggHead, I find that this and the "other" Mac Mag is just too much Mac Mush.  Honestly, what I do is go to Amazon.com's electronics section (...) and peruse the information there about products.  I don't have to fight my way through a bunch of cyber-jargon or EggHead lingo.  And I don't have to fight for three months to get the renewal taken off my credit card.


title: Best Source for Oregon Coast

text: If you live in or near Oregon, live at the coast, visit the coast, are planning a trip or just like to dream and scheme, Oregon Coast is a great magazine to subscribe to.  It is informative and colorful.  While not as glizty as the more generic coastal magazines like Coastal Living, it is targeted and useful.


title: Antiques Roadshow Insider more like a flyer than a magazine

text: My wife just received her first copy of the Anitques Roadshow Insider "magazine" which I gave her for Christmas.  It took about 2 months from the time I placed to the order to the arrival of the first issue.  She was sorely disappointed to find that the so-called magazine was a total of 8 pages, printed both sides.  It is printed on a newsprint type of paper, not slick like a normal magazine.  I'd say it is worth about 50 cents an issue, not the $3.50 per issue I paid.  It's got some good information, but there's not much of it, definately not worth the price!


title: Must be invisible...

text: I'm really not sure if I like it or not since I bought my subscription in March of this year and have only received one issue.  I will cancel but I guess I'll just cancel the payment for next year since I never got the four I was to get anyway.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!!!


title: Remains Informative, But

text: Still maintains a lot of information on drones, but it leaning toward the professional user(I am not) and the racers(I am not). Would like to see more articles for the average user


title: for the intellectual food lover

text:
I am a professional cook who has an expansive collection of cookbooks and food magazine subscriptions, and Gastronomica, without a doubt, is in a class by itself. It's a magazine that relishes all aspects of food culture, from indepth explorations of particular cuisines to quirky analyses of fun foods. Topics as diverse as coca-cola, Vietnamese pho, the parrot eaters, egg creams, irradiated foods, tea drinking, and the all-American butter cake are just a few of the always interesting, usually provocative, and oftentimes entertaining articles you'll read.

This offbeat, classy magazine is for the thinking food lover. What a treat!


title: Watch out!

text: Be careful, they will charge you & renew a year from now without asking you first.


title: The online magazine is a great read.

text: It took some time to get my magazine and bag but they eventually showed up. The online magazine is a great read.

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title: solid weekly news update

text: Cannot be found on your local newstand and keeps you up todate on market changes and new products being produced by the us mint. It is vital for serious collectors, numismatic lovers and long term investors to have this.


title: great magazine

text: It is probably most in depth monthly magazine on the market with good market price guides. Wish they had more categories of grades and more of current year pricing.


title: good

text: not as detailed as before. seems they cut out many articles from previous years. they have to expand to improve.


title: DRUMMER'S DREAM READ

text: Purchased for my husband who is a drummer. Likes it!!


title: Easy projrcts!

text: Great project ideas!!


title: Awesome Lil Read

text: Me and the Wifey love reading this every month. Good articles, good writing, good humor, good FUN! Aint that what life is about?


title: For Teens

text: This magazine was purchased for a grandchild. My intension is to give them more to read other than just standing on the corners


title: Always look forward to The Family Handyman. There is ...

text: Always look forward to The Family Handyman.  There is always something / project to do around out home and property so this the Family Handyman comes in time for me to start dreaming up my spring and summer projects.


title: Not the best choice of magazine ideas, recipes, and home

text: More ads than anything else. Second time I tried a subscription but not a fulfilling magazine


title: Good Stuff

text: This was exactly what I was looking for and worked exactly as described. I am very happy with my purchase.


title: Magazine

text: I really like this magazine. It has some good ideas in it.


title: Waiting and waiting and waiting and waiting and....

text:
Okay, let's be honest.  I have not read one issue of this magazine.  WHY?  Because NINETEEN weeks ago I ordered this thru amazon & have yet to see a copy.  In fact, I had forgotten about it until my son discovered it in the library & fell in love with it.

So is it a great magazine?  My son thinks so.  But will I ever get it?  That remains to be seen.

After three conversations via amazon, I am informed I will see my first issue in January.  That will be roughly TWENTY SIX weeks after I ordered it.  And per the rep, the publisher will "credit" me for the issues I never got because I must have moved?  Moved?  Uh, sorry, never moved.

So why this loser review.  As a warning to follow up after 4-6 weeks & make sure you don't wait HALF a YEAR to get your first copy.  If it ever arrives.  Sheesh!


title: Love it

text: And great price!


title: Out dated

text: Don't bother. Will be sent late. By the time I receive it, it will be out dated.


title: A Must Have Magazine

text: This is a magazine I cant believe everyone is not reading. How else can you learn so much without leaving the comforts of your favorite chair.


title: Open Your Mind - Read and Learn Something Different

text: Keeps me wanting to read and learn more about any and everything. I just have this thing about reading about things I have no idea about.


title: Good deal

text: one of my favorite magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: the best


title: Fun!

text: Great fun! A light read and lots to reminisce about😊

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title: My favorite fashion mag

text: The only thing I don't like is how much magazines in general have shrunk! I'm thinking they'll get smaller in the future!


title: A Compact Treasure

text:
Finally, a food magazine for people who are looking for inspiration and not complications.

These recipes are designed for people who need to get dinner on the table and don't have a staff to clean up after them.

Every issue introduces you to a product you might not have tried and offers several recipes utilizing that product.  I remember one issue had eggplant, for example.  They do the same with spices.  One time they featured coriander.  Other usual features are Cooking for One, Seasonal Fruits and Veggies, and Freeze It (where they give complete directions for freezing and reheating an item).

The photos are good but, not so picture-perfect as to be intimidating.  There are helpful pointers and tips with just about every recipe.

I'd say that this little magazine is for people who need to cook but, need a little inspiration to get going.  It would also work for beginning cooks as they do explain and/or illustrate the techniques very well.


title: Four Stars

text: Not as good as it used to be.


title: Great magazine

text:
Hello, first off, I'm a dad and I got this magazine to add to other subscriptions for my daughter as she went from the tweens to the teens to help introduce her to styles and products in the marketplace.

Oddly enough, I have benefited a lot being able to recommend many of the products advertised therein to her (we used a Neutrogena face wash this week that actually worked!) and to have some idea what to purchase as gifts for other family members, etcetera.

As clothes and cosmetics become more and more expensive it helps to be able to make an informed decision the first time you buy and I enjoy giving many of the products as gifts for birthdays, Christmas, and surprises.

The magazine portrays some glitz but really appears to be excellent in its articles, advice, and the products it advertises (editor: cigarette ads are the exception).

Having run the gauntlet of women's and girls magazines and read all of them that my daughter subscribed to growing up for content and to discuss ideas with her, I recommend this for women and teens.

Be sure to order from Amazon, as I had major problems trying to give a gift subscription from InStyle's website as their site placed the order when I did NOT complete the order process and billed my friend instead of me and instead of being a surprise it was a month of wasted time back and forth with e-mails cancelling subscriptions and all the while they stated that I should notify so-and-so if I was displeased, but so-and-so NEVER got back to me, what a total mess!


title: HOME MAGAZINE

text: Look forward to this magazine every month.


title: WOMEN'S MAGAZINE

text: GOOD MAGAZINE


title: Great purchase

text: On time and great!


title: Ads Ads Ads...

text: ECHO on all the ADS.  Read this for years as a kid, loved it. Problem was, over the years the number of ads got absolutely out of control. Over half the magazine was ads, AND they kept making the fonts bigger so you get even less material. Sad to see this disappearing but its like paying for SPAM in your mailbox.


title: Super!

text: I love this publication. I look forward to each one that arrives! Great, current, 'happening now' info that makes my life even better. Great magazine!


title: Informative

text: Very informative magazine and I buy items just based on their rankings and I haven't been steered wrong yet...a go getter for sure!


title: Great Magazine

text: The articles in this magazine are great and the recipes I have tried turned out very good.  I especially like the in-depth coverage of the topics they write about.  It reminds me of the now defunct Gourmet magazine in that regard (except with far fewer ads thankfully.)  I've been subscribing to it for (3) years and have no plans to cancel.


title: Easy read, Nice recipes

text: I like this magazine for the recipes. I want quick, great tasting, easy to prepare recipes.  Life is good when the family gets great taste and I get out of the kitchen.


title: Best magazine ever.

text: Best magazine ever. Science, nature, and travel all in one.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for the home projects enthusiast.


title: Great

text: Arrived on time.  Great product exactly as described, I even ordered more for friends


title: Political Mechanics?

text: I don't know about you, but I buy science/engineering magazines for science/engineering articles-pretty crazy, huh?  When I received the latest issue with a cover of Joe Biden and his son, I had to wonder what the relevance was.  Could it have anything to do with an election that is 6 months away, hmmm.  If I want to read a publication with a political bias, there are many to choose from; I want to read about science and related fields and Popular Science is not the forum to discuss political figures and ideology.  Not that Popular Mechanicics is the only technical publication that does it; Popular Science had a cover with President Obama just a month or two ago.  And no, I do not want to see an article about Donald Trump.  I do NOT want to see articles about ANY political figures.  So it is for this reason I have cancelled subscriptions to both of these publications, I do not feel the publishers for these magazines should be promoting a political agenda under the guise of a "feel good" story when their intent is to achieve a political goal.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice easy Positive on time purchase


This is a great magazine if your daughter, niece or granddaughter wants a girl-oriented magazine that is absolutely not about fashion or make up. It has solid articles about girls making a difference. My daughter, however, wanted something that was sort of a hybrid. She wanted both interesting articles and some fashion and make-up advice. So, after much searching for age-appropriate material for my just-turned-13-year-old who doesn't need sex information from a magazine, I settled on Justine and New Moon. My girl prefers Justine, which is way more pop-culture oriented. So, hope that helps you decide.


title: Just what she wanted!

text:
What a refreshing relief! My 13-year-old daughter loves it. I am so happy---I loved Seventeen when I was a teen and read it voraciously for years! But it has certainly changed! Back in the day (looooong time ago), Seventeen didn't run articles about sexual positions and detailed info about contracting STDs and birth control. I'm no prude, but I know my daughter and she isn't dealing with any of this yet and doesn't need or want this information, and it is forced on her EVERYWHERE---in the media, at school, everywhere. It is just so sad how young girls are hypersexualized at such young ages even by forces considering themselves proactive do-gooders. This magazine is for the teenager who wants to know about fashion, beauty, fitness and what's trendy in movies (PG-13--yes!), music (young women artists--yes!) and books (lots of women authors--yes!) for young people. I'm not jazzed about the massive amount of advertising and products, but that's standard in women's publishing, so if you can get past all that, this celebrates diversity and creativity in girls and is very upbeat and fun. Nice work, Justeen LLC.

If you are looking for something more serious, intellectual and not beauty/fashion/ad focused, I would recommend New Moon Girls magazine also. It is much more expensive, though, of course, because it is not subsidized by advertisers.


title: Good price

text: I always enjoy the Reader's Digest and this was a great price during the holidays.


Love it! Overall, the product was what I was looking for.  Thank you very much, again, for the this product.


text: Love it! Overall, the product was what I was looking for.  Thank you very much, again, for the this product.


title: Good magazine

text: Found this one not very interesting for myself. The useful information repeats. The rest is too easy to find in the internet. But still a nice one. Sometimes I find pretty amazing local artists through The Artist's Magazine which I would not find that easy in the internet.


title: Love it. High quality interiors.

text: Elle Decor always shows very high quality and stylish interiors and great advices how to make my home stylish too.


title: Subscriptions so easy!

text: It never occured to me to sign up for a subscription through Amazon.  I love shopping for presents from your site, but never imagined that I could really purchase everything that I wanted.  It was really easy to purchase the year long subscription and have it sent right out.  They even tell you approximately when it will arrive and keep you updated on its progress.  Very, very easy and I would do it all over again!


title: You do know why I get this mag?

text: I only order this to get espn insider for the website.  It's nice to have it show up in my mailbox once a month, but really the value is in getting espn insider.  Without it I'm not sure I would order.


title: Great magazine.

text: Good magazine.  Have enjoyed it for years


title: Great Magazine!

text: I bought this for a gift for my son. He loves it!


title: Four Stars

text: Good magazine for the living room and coffee table. I enjoy reading about cars.


title: Conde Nast Traveler Subscription Acknowledgement

text: I ordered a two year subscription on 6/23/2007 -- a month ago.  To date, I have not received any kind of acknowledgement from Conde Nast.  Possibly this is normal, but it shouldn't be.


title: Mother Earth News Has Gotten Political

text: Very disappointed in Mother Earth News. I enjoyed some of the vintage articles I found online so I got a subscription only to find this publication, like so may others, has gotten political. I don't appreciate politics and social justice lectures when I am just trying to learn about gardening and homesteading.


title: Five Stars

text: This took awhile to get the subscription going.  But my dad loves it and we will continue.


title: not impressed

text: It just seems like a lot of ads and not much else.  It seems I liked it better when I read it years ago.


title: General Decorating But Nothing That Inspires Great Ideas

text: I like looking at the pictures, but rarely read the articles fully.  Some magazines inspire ideas and I tear out pages to keep and refer back to at some point.  I have not found myself doing that with this magazine.


title: Love To Watch the Styles!

text: This is a good magazine to keep up with fashion trends.  It arrives each month in a timely manner, and I like Amazon's "manage magazine subscriptions" feature.


title: Great Read

text: I just love IT!


title: Unreliable.

text: I subscribed to all three- Maisons Cote Est, Cote Ouest, and Cote Sud. There was an offer of a free tote bag with subscription, which I never received. The following year, I stupidly renewed, being offered a free tote bag (ahem) with renewal. Never received THAT, either. When I complained, I was told that offer was only for subscribers in FRANCE, which I accepted. Later, I realized the offer itself was in ENGLISH, so their explanation made no sense! I like the magazines alot, but I would never subscribe again because of this!


title: The best cookbook

text: Loved this cookbook magazine. Recipes and articles about chefs around the world. Tips, suggestions and beautiful photos. Not anything ‘haute cuisine’, but the best. Simple meals not difficult for anyone to put together.


title: Love this magazine

text: You cannot go wrong with an Amazon subscription this is a great magazine for people to give decorating ideas love it.


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine


title: Five Stars

text: its a great magazine


title: long time to get the first one.

text: Nice magazine but took a long time to get the first one.


title: HAVEN.T RECEIVED YET

text: OTHER MAGS I ORDERED AT THE SAME TIME CAME--WHERE,S THIS ONE ? DIFFERENT PUBLISHING COMPANY--WON,T USE THIS ONE AGAIN !!


title: Five Stars

text: Lovely


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Best Magazine for Montana

text:
This is the best magazine I have seen about Montana.  It is very informative on where to go and what events are worthwhile.  It also gives you some history and profiles interesting Montanans.

Best bang for your buck.


title: daily prayer

text: perfect to start or end your day  it is timely and to the point  this is my second year and I love to read and meditate on the prayers


title: Liked it, but they are closing

text: I am not sure why they are still selling subscriptions. Their last issue will be August 2012. They are closing this magazine, so that is only 2 issues left. I liked it while it was around, but not worth subscribing anymore.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!

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title: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

text: LOVE THIS MAGAZINE!


title: Great for the DIYer

text: Great project magazine! Lots of good tips 😊


title: Auto Renews

text: Magazine okay but auto renews so be aware.


title: Great magazine, Great price.

text:
Nice magazine. You get digital version for free too.
While it's not as flashy as people or us, it's a solid magazine when you want the focus on actual entertainment instead of the folks making the entertainment.
Just the fact that there are almost no references to Kardashians is enough to make me buy the magazine!


title: Good stuff

text: My 12 year old daughter cannot get enough of this magazine.


title: One Star

text: It's ok


title: Great magazine....if I could get it!

text: Yoga Journal is a wonderful magazine for anyone who has a Yoga practice or is even thinking about trying any of the various kinds of Yoga or meditation.  They have articles that take you step-by-step through various poses (which helps keep those of us who are new to Yoga from having too many "ouches"), articles on nutrition, and on the spiritual side of Yoga. My problem was trying to order it.  I ordered one subscription for my daughter, came back later that day to order one for me and it wouldn't work.  I emailed Amazon for help, but nothing I tried worked.  So, I suggest if you want more than one subscription, order them all at once!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine! It gives me so many great ideas for my home!


title: What’s not to love—best magazine hands down!

text: Love! Love! Love! My subscription!!!


That's so easy to subscribe Forbes here rather than anywhere else. I love Forbes maganize, it's an informative magazine specially for young adults.


title: Five Stars

text: Great product; as advertised.


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: great topics

text: just renewed for another year!


title: Five Stars

text: love the pics and articles


title: Five Stars

text: Love this mag for house and home


title: all ads

text: Not a magazine ...it is one big advertisement.  I had high hopes for this publication.  Stick with Traditional home or one of those.  Big disappointment.


title: Useful, relevant content

text: Wow, this magazine is amazing. Each issue I've gotten has had stories, tips, or instructions that I will actually use in real life.


title: Scientific American Magazine

text: My husband loves this magazine. He reads them all cover to cover.


title: Discover Magazine Subscription

text: The Magazine has less pages than it used to.  The information in the Magazine is great and is very easy for the average person to understand. Not like other science magazines that you need to be a rocket scientist to understand.


title: Martha Stewart is great

text: Love all Martha's "stuff"


title: Good Housekeeping

text: Received in a timely manner - great so far -  think I will enjoy  this magazine. I was tired of fashion ONLY magazines and wanted to try some with decorating ideas  and recipes.


title: Better Homes and Gardens


title: Need assistance with order

text: She has moved and I don't know how to get the address changed


title: A family magazine

text: Our family enjoys this magazine. Dad reads cover to cover, Mom appreciates the photography and statistics, some topics are great to share with the childten.


title: Better Homes and Garden provides a lot of information and beautiful photos!

text: I subscribed to the magazine on Amazon and save money by subscribing.  Better Homes and Gardens has a wonderful reputation as a great magazine for those who love beautiful designs and enjoy cooking.  The recipes that I have tried were delicious!


title: Magazine is fine but had too many advertisements!

text: I watch HGTV  and enjoy many of the shows.  Just a little disappointed with the magazine.  I will still probably renew my subscription in the future.


title: Kids love it

text: Kids love the magazine


title: Great gift magazine

text: Ordered as a Christmas gift, recipient loved it!


title: Bought for gift

text: Bought for a gift.  He must love it to ask for it.


title: TOTAL SCAM YOU WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO CANCEL YOUR ORDER

text: Today I received yet another "automatic renewal" of Mad Magazine, once again I hit the cancel button within minutes of it showing up in my order box. I got a message back that the order can't be cancelled because it has already been shipped. This happened last year. I cancelled it, got the same message so I cancelled  my subscription for this year. I am so angry! My boys are now men. They can buy their own magazines. RIP OFF, but the magazines thorough the publisher without the stupid automatic renewal, they should call it the PAY FOREVER option.


title: NYRB it ain't

text: Wired suffers from the same ADD that has afflicted most modern, popular print mags.  There are usually 1-2 interesting articles (that of course span multiple page gaps and require some effort to synchronize with the cover story descriptions) and then a number of filler stories that get in the way.  I got the subscription on a deal due to other amazon purchases and for the low discount price the proportion of interesting, original content is a decent value.


title: Too many ads

text: There is a lot of fashion content, but it seems like endless pages of product promotion and advertising.  Not for me.


title: Love it

text: Only waiting for the second issue which is overdue.<br />Not sure why I need to write more words,I do like the magazine


title: Fun and educational

text: It’s fun to have this magazine to share with my<br />grand children. It’s pretty much how I remember it being from my own childhood:)


title: Best

text: This magazine is on constant renewal for me. It is the best take me away magazine. Highly recommended for all.


title: great magazine but subscription too expensive

text: I like this magazine but the cost of the subscription is too expensive for what you get. Good mag though.


title: Family Legacy Magazine

text:
I first read this magazine at my grandfather's house. As I grew up I was a regular reader of my dad's subscription and when I went to college Black Enterprise came with me.  My daughter and son-in-law have a subscription in their home and I talk to my 7 year old grandson about articles I read all the time.  It is important that he understand the options he has and Black Enterprise makes those options visible.

Well written and timely articles make this a must read for all households.


title: not what i expected.

text: Was not like the old ones.


title: Mother Earth News

text: This is the most comprehensive source of information on living in a self sufficient manner.  They have a wonderful website as well that is chalked full of information.  Mother Earth News is great for the experienced homesteader, or a younger person that would like to follow in their parents footsteps.  Do not let this one get away.  It is a great reminder of the simpler things in life.  This should be a companion of yours.


title: Food Network Magazine

text: I never get enough of the channel or the magazine.  I love this magazine and it never ceases to inspire me.  If you love to cook and love the Food Network, then this magazine is perfect for you.  Get the scoop on your favorite Food Network Chef with this handy magazine.  Salivate over beautiful pictures of food and all things holy to the kitchen.  Tons of recipes in every issue!  You can not go wrong with this magazine.


title: I think the best of the handyman mags and I have built 1 ...

text: I think the best of the handyman mags and I have built 1 house and completely remodeled this one and built a garage and tornado shelter and added a room..


title: Five Stars

text: What can I say good mag and a great price.


title: Your paying for adds

text: This magazine is more adds than content.  Some issues your 30 plus pages of adds before you get to the first recipe.  Not worth the cost, easier to go online and find what you want.


title: Readers Digest

text: The Amazon price was the best I could find for 2 years of readersdigest. The first issue has already been delivered & we are totally happy. Thanks Amazon.


title: I Love This Magazine!

text: I love this magazine! I think it's my favorite one! I like the price and I also enjoy the auto renewal. They continue to treat me well and the price has stayed consistent.


title: Idaho, My Home Sweet Home

text: LOVE reading about places and events I -- a born and raised native Idahoan, have little knowledge about...AND I have so enjoyed reading about those places I AM familiar with.  Good job, great magazine!


title: No english version but that was my mistake. They ...

text: No english version but that was my mistake. They have an Android english version but I cannot transfer my print sub to the electronic sub...


title: Mama loves this!

text: We used to read the Grit when I was a little child.  over 50 years ago.  It was a sort-of weekly newspaper at that time.  Filled with GOOD news, Sweet stories, etc.  Mama loves it now, even though it comes far less often than weekly nowadays.  It is a wonderful balance from all the negative news nowadays.


title: Fast service

text: Only took a couple weeks (maybe 3 weeks at the most) for the subscription to start.  Very nice!

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title: Five Stars

text: Good discount and great Amazon service fulfillment.


title: LOVE my Scientific American

text:
LOVE my Scientific American.  It has great articles with a wide variety of topics which I appreciate.  It allows me to stay connected to the world of science, which is always a win in my book.

I utilized Amazon's subscription service to start my Scientific American order and so far it has worked out really well, I have no plans to change the subscription service to paper based or another site.  Its also the best subscription price I've seen!


title: An offer I couldn't refuse.

text: I got a price I couldn't ignore.  TV Guide isn't as good as it was in it's hey day when it informed it's reader what was on TV all the time, but we didn't have all the channels we have today.


title: Perfect gift

text: My wife loves the gift subscription. It's quite different from the American version. You cant go wrong with this idea!!


title: Three Stars

text: Way to many ads but cool project in each magezine


title: Lots of good DIY

text: Really enjoying this magazine.  Lots of good DIY stuff


title: additude

text: ordered 1 1/2 months ago. was informed after that there would be up to a 3+ month lag to receive. that is absurd , especially for a periodical that supposedly serves an avoidance, focus and procrastination need! i ordered this, sight unseen, upon the rec of a treatment therapist. i have received no communication/acknowledgement other than through amazon. disappointed?<br />purchased 2 other items on the same subject and received immediately.


title: Great value!!

text: I love this magazine!!  I especially like the short articles and the coupons are a nice bonus!!


title: Love Birds and Blooms

text: Anything you want to know about birds and nature you can find in here. Photos of birds and nature are mind boggling as they have shots we could not see if we tried to.


title: Remembering the good ole days.

text: Magazine that takes you back in time with photos and stories


title: Great magazine! Very pleased so far!

text: Ton of useful info in it, and I am very satisfied with the content so far (received 3 issues). Yes, there are ads but not too much in my view and some repetition on info from one issue to the next, but I always get new ideas and helpful tips from every publication. The magazine may not give you comprehensive, step by step instructions to complete certain project but it will provide some starting points and help you become more creative and skillful.  I don't agree with all the overly negative reviews frankly.  This magazine is not going to replace a contractor nor make you a handy man suddenly.  DIY skills take practice and some talents you are born with. The magazine can only help you so far. With that said, I highly recommend it!


title: Five Stars

text: great gift item!


title: Interesting, could use some balance

text: I like the mag, but like Jon Stewart, I just wish it could be less liberal.


title: Great facts and entertainment

text: Great facts and entertainment. Good stories to talk about at the dinner table or for general conversation. My kids love it.


title: One Star

text: Non stop ads! I won't renew


title: fun, interesting magazine

text: fun interesting magazine, my father subscribed to pop sci since the fourties.  I have subscribed to it off and on since his passing.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine for those who love new england


title: A shadow of what it used to be

text:
Long-time subscriber to both this and sister publication Outdoor Life, and won't be renewing. Several issues common to both:
1. In recent years they went from 12 issues/year to 4, and even though each edition was a bit thicker, overall this meant a significant decrease in content. It's now digital-only with even less content.
2. The digital app and experience is now unusable, and the customer service is terrible. They were recently taken over by another media group who don't understand their (aging) audience
3. Pet peeve of mine. Periodically the editorial content would include articles about the need to get more kids off their devices and out into the woods. Important issue and good intentions.....undermined by the tobacco ad right next to the 'kids are the future of hunting/fishing/outdoors' article. They just don't get it
Anyhow rant over, used to love this magazine, such a pity what it's turned into


title: Nothing on the real East Germany

text: As a matter of policy, this magazine has nothing on the REAL East Germany (eastern Pomerania, eastern Brandenburg, Silesia, West Prussia and East Prussia).  If you or your ancestors are from THERE (as are mine), you do not exist.  The Reds succeeded in their ethnic cleansing, where the Nazis (in "South Prussia") failed.


title: GOOD WRITERS IN A BIMONTHLY

text: This is a bimonthly magazine, which is more than adequate for most observers.  It does not have the intellectuality of Sky and Telescope or the graphics of Astronomy, or in the in-depth technical articles of these monthly periodicals, but it does have clear exposition and above all the talents of Gary Seronik and Ken Hewitt-White, the best (with Bob Berman) astronomy writers in the field.


title: Five Stars

text: Favorite Mag


title: Five Stars

text: This is my daughter's favorite magazine.  She was so excited when she got her first delivery.


title: Inconsistent arrival of issues

text: Maybe you will get one or two of them...


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine, that's why I ordered it.


title: nice tips too

text: helpful magazine and I'm already a handyman. nice tips too.


title: Great magazine all around

text: This magazine is great with recipes,articles. Diversity.


title: As a watercolorist I love Watercolor Artist magazine.

text: There are wonderful articles from many noted artists and great photos of beautiful watercolor paintings.


title: Five Stars

text: This was a present.


title: Five Stars

text: Its a little different then then the ones in my early sixties collection.


title: Four Stars

text: This was a present.


title: My favorite magazine

text: We buy it every year for all the ladies in the fam.  It our tradition.  You won't fail with this as a gift to yourself or to others


title: Four Stars

text: I really enjoy reading the articles, especially the product reviews.


title: Five Stars

text: Wife loves the subscription!


title: Wonderful needlework source

text: Learned so much history of needlework in this magazine.


title: magazine subscription

text: My husband is enjoying this magazine, a birthday gift for him. I enjoy reading it, too, so it is not just for men!


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful magazine


title: PM publishing articles on how to destroy public property

text: Used to subscribe to Popular Mechanics.  Never again.  This magazine is now publishing articles on how to destroy public property and avoid riot control devices. Un-American and hateful they are now.


title: good quality

text: decided to try instead of VANITY FAIR which has way too much advert


title: I've stepped down from Cooks Illustrated to real life Cook's Country

text: Before I had my son I was an avid Cook's Illustrated reader and made many of their recipes.  While I was sad to let the subscription go with a toddler it just wasn't practical for me to follow recipes to a 35 step meatloaf.  Cook's Country is the down home cousin of Cook's Illustrated with real busy life recipes that are as delicious and successful as it's refined counterpart.  I love the photographs, the tips, tricks and selection of recipes is actually superior.  I will stick with Cook's Country.  It is a winner with my blue collar husband and picky little boy.  I even find myself going on ebay.com to find old issues!


title: Enjoyed

text: Looking forward to next issue


title: Tea Time is the best time of the day

text: I drink tea and this magazine is so interesting to me. It cam earlier than expected and it very informative and delightful.


title: Five Stars

text: very good


title: Dont waste your money

text: Dont waste your money


title: Three Stars

text: ive only gotten 2 issues so far


title: In short - it is great

text: I have been reading Reader's Digest for over 25 years. The stories are, well short. The main thing is that it an hour or so of reading you get to touch upon a wide variety of topics. Some of them, you will never pursue and others will lead to new adventures. At the price you get it from Amazon, you will not be disappointed


title: Five Stars

text: nice


title: Recommend, yes

text: A-O-K as per usual. Recommend, yes!


title: Five Stars

text: STELLA LOVES IT AND FINDS RECIPES THAT ARE REALLY GOOD, STASH SAYS SO!


title: It's wonderful!

text: If you love to cook like i do than this is the best on the market that i've seen.  One of the best things is (are) NO ADS!  That is a blessing in itself.  Everything that everyone else has said is true and i don't want to just repeat it. I can tell you one thing,,,,i read this magizine like i would a great novel.  That's how good this magizine is.


title: Again,,,,,why????

text: What do people, no pun intended, see in this magazine. Why are we into reading about other peoples lives. People that really have no meaning to us. And why have a magazine about people that for the most part are pretty degenerate and is usually just back-fence gossip?I think if people paid more attention to their own families and tried improving on that one aspect of life, magazines like this would go out of business.  These magazines serve no real purpose,,,,and don't say entertainment!  If you want entertainment read a book, watch the History channel, see a good clean movie. We seem to make heros out of bad people, poor politicians, money hungry lawyers. It's about time people get some real education, start thinking for themselves and forget about People Magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Thank you for your excellent product and service.


title: Yes

text: Boom yea


title: 8 year old granddaughter loves it

text: Granddaughter just got her first copy loves it kept her busy during the timed of being quarantine and no school my daughter said thank you Dad LOL


title: Five Stars

text: great read


title: Magazine is completely garbage now

text: I used to pay ~$100+ per yr for GQ for years. But this magazine has gone to complete hell since. Even at $5/year.. it's not worth it to use up space in ur recycling can each month. Nothing worth reading, way less content than before


title: Horrible sexist magazine

text:
While "boy's life" magazine has articles about technology and professional careers, "girls life" focuses on hair styles, make up, and first kisses.

If you want your daughter to grow up to become a secretary, child care worker, or fast food cashier, then this is the magazine for her!


title: Not to my taste

text: I laughed at the issue that focused on color; that's all there is in every issue of this magazine. I see one design perspective throughout the entire series of magazines and, unfortunately, it's not to my taste. If you like chartreuse walls with pink furniture and purple accent, then this is the magazine for you.


title: Five Stars

text: Like the product recommendations. Honest. Trustworthy


title: Five Stars

text: Love the recipes in this magazine.


This item was just as described and quality made. I would recommend it and/or buy it again without hesitation.


title: Are you a woman? READ THIS MAGAZINE!!!!

text: Go GIRLS! I'm loving this magazine. Very uplifting and makes a gal feel great about herself, her sex and her awesome intellect...a rare thing on Earth in this time we live in.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for grandkids to learn and explore world


title: Five Stars

text: Great reading for grandson


title: Timely delivery.

text: When you want a second opinion,


title: Great stories from history.

text: Best magazine for my interests.


title: Five Stars

text: My grandkids like the magazine


title: Five Stars

text: enjoyed this magazines


title: Five Stars

text: i had try some recipe is good


title: Four Stars

text: love everything about this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: great magazines love it


title: really like reading People Style Watch

text: really like reading People Style Watch, while I can't usually afford the items in the magazine. It does give it me great ideas on new trends and fashions I should be trying. I love reading fashion and gossip magazines and this gives me the best of celebrity styles and trends.


This magazine is a cutting edge scientific review of health products. It is a good way to keep up with the science, if you are not following Pub Med or Med Line on a regular basis. For me it has become an essential. Its focus is anti-aging strategies, but it is a very good health guide for just about anyone.


title: This magazine is fun and upbeat

text: This magazine is fun and upbeat. The pictures are bright and colorful but more importantly they add to the text. If the text is about cooking a steak for example the pictures will be clear and easy to understand and will fully document what the text is saying. There are many many recipes. One section actually has a pull out shopping list and menus for a week. A great magazine. Well worth the money.


title: The photos are, of course, absolutely fabulous too ...

text: The photos are, of course, absolutely fabulous too.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: A great price for a great magazine

text: As a long-time subscriber to both Country and Country Extra I am very pleased to have been able to purchase another subscription of Country for a sensible cost - thanks Amazon!


title: Normal Quality

text: One entire year for just six bucks sounds great

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title: Plain but pretty.

text: We need another blanket under


title: Just OK.

text: I like Simple better


title: Educational

text: For the price you cannot go wrong.  Were else can you get some decent real paper  (not on the screen crap) in the mail 12 times year.  Thanks for still have real magazines I can actually hold, like a blanky.


title: Support real paper magazines.

text: Covers alot of topics.  Just happy that companys still make real magzines that I can pick up, page through, feel, smell, burn if I wish.  Again good magzine with alot of variety of topics.  One complaint would be the reveiws and advertisements are too pricey for 95% of americans.


title: Real magazines are good.

text: Just great to still have actual print magazines.  Can only stare at a screen so long.  When I ordered this magazine I was not even that into computers.  But I read a few issues and it is a fascinating industry. Learned lots.


title: Excellent magazine for hiking and backpacking.

text: High quality magazine.  Lots of reviews about trails ( even local state trails ).  Gear reviews were pretty good also, because they actually review gear that is affordable.  Also I just like actual (print) magazines, it is better read the real paper instead of another screen.


title: Just nice all that they still make physical magazines.

text: Pretty good magazine.  5 stars because it is a mens magazine that does not exploit women every month.  Now and then there is a pretty lady on the front or inside, moderation is good.  Again also just happy because there are so few (guy) and (actual print) magazines out there.  Magazines and newspapers are meant to be read in the physical form.  Complaint- the advertisemnts are for some extremely expensive products, that most americans cannot or will not buy.  Also when the magazine does some review the products most of the time the products are way to expensive for most middle class to poor americans.


title: Best magazine

text: We love this magazine , I love getting decorating ideas


title: I can find lots of meal ideas

text: I love the articles and recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: I like reading, I hate GH is dragging out the discovery that Jason is Jake.


title: Rip off

text: This magazine I PAID for keeps sending me to the website. Them when I get there I have to put in my email address to get any thing.


title: I enjoy it

text: I've had a subscription to PC World over the past few years (as a gift) and I love it.  The articles are very insightful and relevant.  I can always find at least one article in each magazine that helps me with a computer issue I'm having at the time or provides me with reviews on electronic devices that I'm looking to buy.


title: Lost me a long time ago

text: I haven't read an issue of Esquire since they dropped the Dubious Achievement Awards.


title: Octane Magazine

text:
In the past I purchased  this magazine at a chain bookstore and I should have subscribed much sooner.  Saving $5.00 an issue is nice,  it’s even nicer to no longer have to interact with the smug pissants who frequent such places.

Absolutely the best magazine on the market.  Great features and  interesting writing.  An excellent variety of vehicles is also a plus.


title: I love everything HGTV

text: Disappointed I ordered this subscription in the fall and I just received the December Holiday issue, ; ( the middle of February


title: Great information

text: A lot better then TV guide<br />Has all the shows daytime and nighttime


title: Great comic, especially for students of German

text:
I'm a septuagenarian who misses comic books (not graphic adventures, that's something different). In my youth you could buy comic books in any drugstore or grocery store. I'm not a sour old man, I think the 21st century is much better in almost all respects, but not this one.

I learned some German in college, but never really mastered it. (We were supposed to read Abendliche Hauser, which is the sort of book I wouldn't even want to read in English!)

Uncle Scrooge was one of my favorite comics, and I'm delighted that the Germans have picked it up. I'm even happier that they haven't messed it up--still the same great characters, just in a 21st century setting.

Finally, I can improve my German and enjoy myself at the same time.


title: different techniques in this magazine

text: Great magazine for reading an looking at variouse quilting techniques. They cover a wide range.


title: recipes

text: This is the last magazine I am getting, when the subscription is over I will not renew. Great for pictures and for ads. Not so much my favorit.


title: Five Stars

text: I love history and this magazine is fun and informative.


title: Great magazine

text: Lots of great ideas, excellent pictures and superb articles.


title: Essential!

text:
My mother used this magazine for years to create a wardrobe that included pants- and skirt-suits she wore for work; overcoats; blouses; and even nightgowns.
I am proud to continue the family tradition, albeit not as well.
Even if you never sew a stitch but just read this magazine, especially the informative inserts that show cutting and sewing directions (the complete patterns are included in the magazine), you will learn a lot about clothes and how to discern quality when you shop.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Number One since the Seventies!

text: I have been reading Popular Photography since the early 70s. Back in the good ole days of film. They were number one then and number one now in the digital age. The size of the magazine has gotten smaller over the years but is still a great read. Very informative when it comes to all aspects of photography. Equipment reviews are always great. Even the ads are great. LOL


title: Look elsewhere....

text: Was hoping for more compelling and interesting content.  It's a very small issue (48 pages), half of which are ads for small no-name casinos.  Most of the other info on events can be seen online.  Really no value for the price....


title: Five Stars

text: it is nice! it is what I want and look for


title: it's not all that bad. There are two or three long articles and ...

text: When I saw a subscription price of five dollars, I leaped at the deal before they could change their minds. I, of course, was thinking of the Popular Science Magazines of the "49s and "50s. I should have remembered the old adage, "you get what you pay for..." I will give them credit, they don't call it a magazine. Considering todays economy, it's not all that bad. There  are two or three long articles and a number of shorter ones of interest. Unfortunately, in my case, I still remember the "good old days"  and ended up disapointed


title: Bought this to send to my grandsons to read.

text: I grew up being in the Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts and thought this magazine would be good for my grandsons. Their mother says they really like it. It is a good magazine fit entertainment for young boys.


title: Five Stars

text: good


Started reading Reader's Digest in 7th grade and after all these years, I still enjoy it. Since time is not always a luxury, I can reader a current information or personal story or place of interest in a short time, but still loaded with information. Easy to place in a purse and have available at all times!


title: Recipient is very happy and enjoying it

text: Gave as gift. Recipient is very happy and enjoying it.


title: Bathroom reading

text: I like that the mag is big and flashy because most of the time they aren't breaking stories. You can pick up an issue a month after release and it'll still have some timely facts and fun graphs to read.


title: Good

text: Good


title: Two Stars

text: Didnt much like the magazine.. Wish it was a different magazine


title: PM is a great mag!

text: Magazine is great and the introductory price was good.  Unfortunately, the supplier hiked the price on renewal, and I had to find another source.


title: PS is a great mag!


title: Great (from what I'm told)

text: I'm a mid-40's guy and order this for my mother as a gift. I don't have a personal opinion about the magazine but, according to her, it is definitely five star worthy.


title: Interesting vegan and vetarian news, stories and updates

text: This magazine is quite interesting and provides good ideas for nutritional sources and lifestyles.  However, if you have food sensitivities, you've got to read the recipes and check the labels of advertised products closely.


title: Read as a Child, Rediscovered as an Adult

text: I've read Guideposts since I was a young girl borrowing my grandma's copies.  Now that I have my own subscription, I can once again enjoy the stories of  hope, faith, and miracles that inspire me.


title: Enjoyable...curl up and stop your world a little

text: I simply love Elle Magazine. All around good "guilty pleasure". Timely articles about fashion, beauty, trends,for anyone who loves to keep abreast of all things beauty whether young or not so, but always on point.....


title: Four Stars

text: loved the lush photography and spot-on couture coverage, but the price is a bit much,


title: One Star

text: hate it


Five Stars


title: For Drivers of Cars!  (And Possibly Passengers, But They're Not Totally Clear On That Part)

text:
Car and Driver is the magazine that I turn to when I want to know the real story behind a car.  Some of their compeititor magazines, claim to be about cars, but then all I find inside are cars that I will never see in America and that I couldn't afford if I did find one.

Car and Driver was made to talk to the people of America who aspire to pay a lot of money to drive something that is better than our rusting Geo Metro's.  Their pictures and poetic words tell stories of the better life.  The life where we all drive 3-Series BMW's or where we take our Shelby Cobra's to the track for the weekend.  Yet they also acknowledge and relate to the fact that most of us drive to and from work with a large number of french fries lying below our seats.

While this magazine might not be enough to defeat sharks with freaking lasers; I can promise you that it will be enough to make you an educated consumer and dreamer.  You will learn to wait by the mail box eagerly awaiting your monthly fix like myself and every other happy subscriber.


title: Five Stars

text: nice


title: Best mag

text: This is the Consumer Reports of motorcycle magazines.  Accepts no advertising and rates new products by riders as well as bike evaluations.


title: I love Cottage Journal

text: This is a beautifully done magazine. The pictures and ideas are lovely, it is one of my very favorite magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: i do love it


title: It's OK - Other sources out there better

text: Expensive magazine (over $3.00 per issue) geared to the new flier. Lots of advertising embedded in the articles. You would be better served by logging on to rcgroups.com or wattflier.com to get good solid articles and unbiased reviews from the people who bought and fly the planes. Oh yeah, the half dressed teeny-boppers on many of the covers - makes you wonder what time zone (60's perhaps) the editors live in!


title: good info

text: I really like this magazine. I was inspired to buy it because my hubbie was reading Men's Health. I really like it, and it gives great information on health, exercise, and how to improve your sex life. I love it.


title: good Read

text: LIKE THIS MAG VERY MUCH, GOOD READING!


title: Read It and Eat

text: This is a renewal. My wife loves the magazine's recipes, and I eat better because of them…along with recipes from over a dozen other mags that she reads...


title: Five Stars

text: Great price. Enjoying it


title: it is exactly that

text: WIRED. A system of networked connections. Equipped with hidden listening devices. Very stimulated, excited. WIRED not only reports the news in business-and-technology, its reporting help MAKE the news in business-and-technology because of its reputation. Oh, and by the way, at WIRED "technology" is NOT a synonym for computers and other silicon-injected brain-implants, or what Bill or Steve had for breakfast. Easily my favorite magazine. And, AMAZON rocks with a great subscription price.


title: This is the only health letter I subscribe to. ...

text: This is the only health letter I subscribe to.  I find it very informative and look forward to receiving it every month.


title: Interesting magazine. I look forward to receiving it every ...

text: Interesting magazine.  I look forward to receiving it every month.


title: joyful

text: just love the way the French display products


title: Four Stars

text: Being in the south, it's what I wanted !!


title: Four Stars

text: great magazine very interesting


title: Kids LOVE it!

text: My 5 year old grandsons LOVE this magazine. So does their grandpa who reads it with them.


title: Still enjoyable after all these years

text: The writers for this magazine are very talented!  They describe vehicles, road trips, and the driving experience in most enjoyable and often, humorous prose.


title: Bold, fact-based, satirical political mag that has it all

text:
I've tried a lot of different political magazines and, so far, Current Affairs has been the best.

Fact based and unabashedly honest reporting from journalists who put the interests of people before those of the extraordinarily wealthy and corporations. This magazine is a refreshing change from mainstream corporate political magazines which, by nature of their owners/funding sources, are hesitant to unwilling to publish critiques that actually challenge the status quo. The journalists that write for Current Affairs take a critical and unyielding look at mainstream narratives and offer fact-based perspectives on their accuracy, origins, and implications, using satire and comedy to make for an enjoyable reading experience.

If you're looking for a news source that's not afraid to speak truth to power, you've come to the right place.


title: Best deal EVER on this magazine

text: Best deal EVER on this magazine. Think all of your patients only want to read "gossip rags"!?! Think again! This mag stirs up a  LOT of conversation!


title: Nice for High $$ Travel

text: My wife and I travel frequently and I enjoy reading the tips on traveling in this magazine. Otherwise, the lead articles are not places that we would travel too - at least not at the $$$ level that they review.


title: You are much better off searching the web as you are offered many ...

text: Too many adds and not enough content.  You are much better off searching the web as you are offered many more ideas on the internet.


title: Two Stars

text: too many ads.


title: Five Stars

text: Actually this is for my wife and she really likes it a lot.


title: Love Colorado Life

text: Wonderful magazine.  We come to Colorado every year and just love the articles, photography and ideas in the magazine.


title: Renew my Mojo Subscription Please

text:
I've been ordering Mojo Magazine as a gift for the last two years.  I try to make this "gift" continuous so when I attempt to renew BEFORE the subscription is expired, I receive mixed messages.

Last year when I tried to "renew" the subscription before its expiration, the recipient missed one month....how do you miss a month if you renew before expiration?  When I email the magazine seller asking "what's up" I received an email indicating that the missed issue would be sent and if that was not possible, I'd receive a "comparable substitute"....that was early this year, we are still waiting.

This year, I attempted to "renew" again....this time, apparently I've done this too soon and the first issue for my renewal is due to arrive before the former expires.  Does this mean that I wil be cheated again.

If asked to renew, this assumption is that someone is aware of when the current subscription expires.

I sent an inquiry on September 22 and received a response indicating that my order will be treated as a renewal however when I check....the first issue is due to be shipped before the current subscription expires.

What does renew mean anyway?  WTF?


title: worth reading

text: Yeah Time is long time good news.


title: National Geographic Magazine

text: I bought it for my family thinking it would be a good read and informational. I was wrong they don't even pick it up or try to read it. So I asked to it be cancelled.  It still comes .