title: Really enjoy the stories.

text:
Mike loves magazines on cars. He has a 57 Chevy 210 Sedan. We used to drag race it till it got too expensive looking for the parts all over NC.  So we just started putting back to original. Only thing we cannot find is an original front seat for it. Now it’s time to paint again too. But he loves reading and watching Motor Trend.
Thanks, Linda Williams for husband Mike Williams.
PS>> we have had our 57’ longer than we have had our youngest son. Mike bought it when we were first married. We have had for approximately 47 years.


title: Great Magazine for Runners!

text: I really enjoyed this magazine! I was a total newbie runner, but I always felt inspired when I read this publication! Of course, as a newbie runner, not everything was relevant to me aka training for a marathon, but it was still interesting info to read!


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag


title: Five Stars

text: granddaughter loves it


title: magazine

text: Bought this for my sons who love the water. Have been buying it for many years. great price and a great magazine


title: Magazine

text: Have bought this magazine for years. My boys love looking at the movie ratings in this magazine. Easy reading and it comes weekly, so everything you are reading is current


title: magazine

text: Great magazine filled with ideas for fixing up that older house. Well worth the money. If you use onky one of the ideas, the magazine will have paid for itself


title: magazine

text: bought this for my boys who like to read about sports. have renewed it year after year. Great gift for any man who likes sports


title: magazine

text: I have been buying this magazine for years for my boys. I love looking at it also. This is a great price and anyone who loves the water , will love this magazine


title: Love it!

text: I love this subscription. Wish it included the online version as well, but that has nothing to do with the monthly copy I get every month.


title: Helpful Magazine

text: This is a great magazine for those that are into hand loading.  My husband gets a lot of good use out of them and shares information with others from it.


title: It's 50/50 for me

text: There's a lot I like about this magazine and some that I don't.  There are a lot of ads and a lot of crafty things I don't do.  But I really like the personal interest and the cooking articles.  There are some good tips and a lot of nice decorating ideas. I wouldn't buy a subscription myself, but happened to get it as a gift.


title: Not always so light...

text: I'm not a great cook and don't usually spend a lot of time in the kitchen, but I've been trying to eat healthier and fresher. There's a lot that's good about Cooking Light...however it's not always light, and it seems to me that a lot of the recipes, while delicious, are really way more complicated than they need to be. Maybe that's just me. I do like a lot of the articles and the nutritional information included, but wish they would really focus on the "light" part of the title more.


title: Its ok

text: Its ok... Didnt provide ideas like I thought it would but also wasnt sure what to expect


title: Readers Digest

text: Love RD


title: ESPN - Corrupt Company - Falsifies Renewals

text:
ESPN sent a bogus renewal of this subscription to a collection agency when I wouldn't renew the subscription.  ESPN falsified a renewal order.  How corrupt is ESPN and their supporting agencies?

I believe this can and will be settled in small claims court at 'treble the damages' at the maximum award amount.  With that success, I'm sure there is a hungry lawyer who will "class action" a correction to ESPN's devious and falsified business practices.

 I'm not the first to get one of these after doing a internet search... [...]


title: Large Print Edition, Please

text: It would be terrific for my eyes if you would offer the large-print edition at this price.


title: Moderately useful for photo buffs

text: The magazine is moderately useful if you are into photography, either as a photographer or just someone who appreciates looking at nice photos.


title: Lost its appeal when it went crazy for Kate Middleton...

text: Vanity Fair used to be a great magazine with interesting, sometimes very in depth  articles of current events and interesting people achieving and producing more than just fame. It has become another place for bored people to look at  the over exposed Hadid sisters, Middleton sisters and that Jenner/  K-clan clickbait. I know it's necessary to appeal to a younger crowd and that advertisers dictate content to a certain extent, but if I wanted this drivel, I'd buy US or Glamour.


title: Great content, usually.  Crappy design choices

text:
Apparently the editors of this magazine value tone on tone fonts and background over readability.  So very stylish.  So very unreadable. I guess they skipped the part in school where if people couldn't read the content, it was worthless.  It's quite frankly pathetic, considering otherwise there is decent content.

Maybe it's changed recently, but last time I read it, it was like they'd never heard of proper contrast and the Americans with Disabilities Act.  Stupid, horrible design with the only purpose of making the designers feel special while adding exactly zero to the magazine value.


title: It would get a five star if it had more informative articles

text: I remember the Men's Journal being more comprehensive before. This could be the right book to leave on your desk at work, since there is nothing testosterone - enhanced to offend the delicate ones in this book.


title: competent mag

text: Could use more graphics and internet links to show the difference between itself and SI.


title: awesome mag for 7-8 yr olds who love to think

text: I have a 2nd grader who is a deep thinker , always asking "Why" and "how".  He reads this magazine as soon as it arrives from cover to cover.  This is his second year as a subscriber and we pass on all issues to friends of his.  Can't say enough good things about this publication!


title: One issue sent,bull

text: Only received one issue wtf


title: Excellent magazine, great recipes

text: Great recipes


title: Love this magazine!

text:
This is a very well-written and informative magazine.  Since I began reading it, I've learned so much about so many things, from housekeeping tips to etiquette to purchasing home items.

I'd highly recommend it to a new homemaker, as well as one who's been keeping home for a long while, like me!


title: Great magazine!

text:
I read a lot of reviews that blasted this magazine for its use of "Spanglish" because it makes those of us who speak "Spanglish" look badly.  I'm not ashamed of my use of "Spanglish" and I think it's sad that Latinas judge each other like this.  Not all of us grew up immersed in the Spanish language and thus, are not fluent.

I really enjoy receiving the magazine, it's taught me a lot about being proud of my Mexican heritage and even this morning, I was sharing it with my almost 13-year old son.  Pitbull was in this month's issue and my son loves Pitbull and his music.  We also looked through the magazine and I had him trying to translate some of the ads and articles.  My son is going to grow up speaking "Spanglish" like me.

Recently, the magazine had an article about being fluent or not; not being fluent doesn't make me any less Mexican or any less proud.  I'm glad that this magazine is here for Latinas like me.

I would definitely recommend this to Latinas all over!


title: Love this magazine.

text: This is a good deal right now.  Usually their yearly subscription price is like $25.00 for only 6 issues.  I normally go to the library and look at it there, but now at least for awhile I have my own copy.  Yay.


title: GQ stands for....?

text:
I never bought GQ back in my 20s because for one thing, I never thought of myself as a clothes-horse.  Also, I actually took the G in GQ to mean that it was actually for Gentlemen, ie, sipping Champagne on a Yacht pass me the the Caviar type Gentlemen.

Well, after now having reached a "certain age" I find myself going back and forth between Esquire and GQ and find that in many cases, neither are exactly right for me.  However, I think I've bought my last episode of GQ.  The 2006 "interview" with Will Ferrel was interesting for the first three paragraphs, and then it became an excercise in self referentialism, disguised as an attempt at wit.

Also, the Political views of the editors of the magazine are omnipresent, which would be OK except for the fact that I'm not reading GQ for Political content.  There are plenty of magazines out there make this their specialty, and when I find it in GQ, its just tiresome.  Frequently, swipes at politicians just come out of nowhere in an article, as if the Editor decided that a jab at whomever he didn't like might help the piece, regardless of its content.

Not to mention - does anyone actually wear the clothing they put on display?  $800 tennis shoes?  I fear that I will be an Esquire reader - I can't bear to become a "Men's Best Life" subscriber just yet.


This one of my fave magazines.  Highly recommend if you are into fashion.


title: To expensive

text: My magazine comes pre read!!!! Cancelled.


title: Five Stars

text: I love the covers on BH.  Always so clean, colorful and easy to ready what is in the magazine.


title: Great representation of life and available services in Memphis

text: I've subscribed to "Memphis" magazine for many years but just a few months ago found it on the extensive list of magazines available through Amazon. The subscription cost is just a tad less than I've been paying but I'd been having to pay shipping, so I'm saving several dollars per year. I like being able to have magazine subscriptions organized on Amazon and usually utilize the available automatic renewal option. While I don't live in Memphis, I did several years ago and visit friends there often. It's interesting and fun to keep up with the city through this well written publication.


title: Helpful, interesting and fun magazine

text: I've only received one issue and purchased one previously, so I don't have a whole lot by which to measure. What I have found thus far is a true extension of the HGTV network's program, in that the magazine is full of a variety of useful articles relating to decorating, remodeling or maintaining your home. I especially like that paint colors are given much attention in that there is a section showing a paint dot of all the HGTV colors used in the magazine and on which page it can be found.


title: disappointing so I cancelled

text: I tried a subscription of "Dog Fancy" based on the description and being a huge dog fan.  After receiving the first two copies, I cancelled my subscription as the content was skimpy while the magazine was full of advertisements. While not a costly magazine, I felt it was a waste of money for something that didn't seem to offer anything interesting or new. I prefer "Bark: The Magazine".


title: A great  price for a year's subscription to the "O"

text: I have enjoyed subscribing to the "Oprah Winfrey Magazine" for several years now through Amazon's magazine subscription service. Subscription prices at Amazon usually save quite a few dollars per year off the regular subscription rate.


title: Concise Product Reviews

text: While the magazine provides concise product reviews, the products are all significantly $1,000s out of my price range. It is of no “value” to me…


title: If you like history, you’ll like this.

text: This is a wonderful magazine.


title: So good the mailman is stealing them!

text:
This magazine is so good, 2 out of 5 issues have been stolen and/or borrowed by the mailman!  (and I have 5 other music subscriptions that arrive without fail).

Tells you a bit, doesn't it?

In fact, the articles are so much more in depth than anything else that's out there.  Less breadth in the number of stories and musicians covered, but so much more quality to the interviews.

Yes, this is more of a start-up magazine - there are typos, the graphic artistry isn't cutting edge - but far more fulfilling reading.

The only disappointment is waiting 2 months between issues - and longer when the mailman interferes!


title: Each magazine is filled will great things!

text: I love Ree Drummond and her show on the Food Network. I was thrilled to see this magazine and the very reasonable price!!


title: Great price from Amazon on a really nice magazine.

text: Love this magazine. Will only subscribe when it’s a low price. This was a L O W price!! Couldn’t pass it up!!


title: I think this magazine is awesome!! Great price on Amazon too!!

text: I just love this magazine! I’ve gotten it for a few years. I try to never let my subscription lapse. Great price on amazon too!!


title: All You is a great magazine!

text: I just will never be without a current subscription to this magazine! This is such a good magazine and every page is so useful!! Coupons are in every issue too!!


title: Interesting, but too much "mom stuff"

text:
I was annoyed that this magazine seems to equate "mature woman" with "has kids".  I enjoy the realistic fashion tips and advice, and I get annoyed with Cosmo's teenage attitude, but I'd like to see more about careers to balance out the "how to be a mom who does it all" sections.  And yes, I'm not kidding...there's a regular section on being a mom who does it all.

This mag will appeal to those who are in the mom/work category.  Those of us who do not have kids but are still "grown up" will be a little left behind.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome


I used to love this magazine growing up as a latino American.  I would read it a few times,  just enjoying ever page and article. It not the same magazine it should just go away now.


Ordered this in January for a friend. They RV to lots of national parks so I thought this would be a great magazine for them.  I just asked, because I assumed they were receiving them, and they haven't received any.  There's only 4 magazines in the subscription. How can they not receive a single copy? Unbelievable.


title: Highly Recommend for all Mil Kids!

text: My 8 year old military kids love it!  They enjoy reading about kids like themselves going through similar experiences.  The publication is well laid out with attractive graphics and relevant copy.  We've been readers since this magazine first came out!


title: I swear, 60% of the magazine is nothing but  advertisements

text:
I'm glad I got this on a lightning deal, and I paid standard subscription price I would be pretty upset. Most of the magazine is full of advertisements for drugs, and other useless products that are not related to food at all. Most of them ended up in the garbage.

When there are so many advertisements in a magazine, you have to ask yourself why are you paying a subscription to be advertised to. Unacceptable


This is a great little magazine for kids. They love it! Absolutely love it! It's full of pictures, lots of good information that keeps their attention from cover to cover.


title: Five Stars

text: Good product! Good seller! Thanks


title: One Star

text: I can't cancel my subscription!


title: Stupidly political

text: Stupidly political magazine. Way too much hateful, biased, sensationalized, political stupidity. Can't we stick to Rock and Roll?<br />Good for puppy training.


title: Always interesting, always well-written

text: Fascinating articles. I usually read issues cover-to-cover.


title: Family handyman

text: I read this magazine every month.


The articles themselves are fun and I enjoy the interviews and recipes. Good for the price but TONS of ads. Like, 50-60% of the magazine is ads.


title: A great read!!

text: One of my favorites! Always has great photos and interesting articles. Good recipes as well. Great customer service, The magazine always arrives promptly. I have never had a problem.


title: Great

text: Love this magazine!!!!<br />  I always find a great new recipe to make!!!


title: Enjoyable good value

text: Light reading at the table when you’re having your breakfast or a snack. In today’s world when there’s so much bad news the readers digest promises to give you real life uplifting stories and comic relief laughter is the best medicine sections. It reminds us that not everything is bad and gives us a break from all the bad news. Good value.


title: Monthly magazine

text: Arrives monthly just as it should.


title: Something to do.

text: Nice distraction during stay at home mandate.


title: Great receipes for healthy eating

text: If you want to start eating healthy then read this magazine


title: Great receipies

text: Great receipes


title: Five Stars

text: Wife loves it.


title: Excellent

text: Just received my first issue. Can't wait for the next one.


title: Martha Stuart has great ideas. A really nice magazine.

text: Martha Stuart always has so. many great ideas and photos of beautiful gardens.


title: Nice magazine. Good recipes and ideas.

text: Nice magazine with lots of ideas and recipes. I still order magazines because I just like the feel in my hands but of course they are not as thick as they used to be.


Nice magazine with great ideas and nice photos.


title: Pipe Smokers Best Publication (actually only publication)

text: I've been picking up this magazine from the online retailers for years. Great articles and fun to read. The pictures of the pipes are fantastic. Wish I had the $$$ to buy the expensive freehands, but I'll have to settle for the big brands quality pipes. I'm not saying I'm disapointed in my collection. I've got some very pretty Peterson's and Savinelli's I truely enjoy smoking. But you can always dream of the ones you wish you could afford. After years of just picking the magazine up when I order tobacco, I decided to subscribe to the magazine. Looking forward to receiving my first issue.


title: Wonderful

text: A wonderful well written magazine. Thoroughly enjoyed from cover to cover


title: LOVE IT!!

text: Real Simple Magazine... Real Great! Love it! Lots of ads, but a lot of good ideas.


title: Great Deal!!

text: Great Magazine!!


title: Good mag

text: An enjoyable read each month. Especially like the book reviews and recommendations.


title: Love Ellery Queen

text: Good stories. Keeps me riveted and I like trying to solve the mysteries on my own.


title: Huge Disappointment

text: I thought this magazine would focus on the beautiful old historic homes in New England. I expected stories about restoration and historic preservation and the wonderful history of the area in general. Instead, I discovered that it's a trade rag featuring hideous, uber-modern, cookie-cutter McMansions. Almost every page is an advertisement. What a waste of money. Ten minutes after receiving my first issue, I made sure I cancelled autorenewal.


title: Waste of paper

text: Most issues are 98% filler like "Best Washington Lawyers," "Best Washington Doctors," "Best Washington [Fill in the Blank]." More like a monthly handbook of stuff you don't need than a magazine. By the time I receive it the information in that issue is OLD information. Really surprised that it has gotten so many good reviews. There isn't much usable information here. I will not be renewing.


title: Stupid

text: Well, looky here. It's Joanna Gaines' turn to put out an overpriced ego magazine with her face on every issue. And inside? The same crap as every other ego mag that ever existed. Advice on how to live an authentic life, whatever that is! Close-up photos of herbs! Pages and pages and pages of crap that you don't need that you will need to finance to buy! Spirituality, don't you know, looks an awful lot like SHOPPING! Ridiculously simple and nearly useless recipes (how to make a...salad???). Looooong pieces written by JoJo and Chippy-poo themselves designed to inspire you to do what they do: Take advantage of people and empty their pockets! Puke. I was dumb enough to fork over the cost of a year's subscription. Don't be like me.


title: I don't even recognize this publication anymore

text: I have been a subscriber to Rolling Stone since the 1970s. The latest iteration is complete garbage. The new format is nice, but the content is just awful. I had paid for a 2-year subscription but today, after getting 5 issues of that subscription, I cancelled. I understand that they can't put Led Zeppelin on every cover for eternity (ha ha...times change), but I can't relate to 90% of the content anymore.


title: The #1 Magazine for Suckers

text: For someone who made herself a billionaire by trying to convince women that they are perfect exactly as they are, Oprah sure has a lot of crap to sell us. Every issue is jammed cover to cover with overpriced garbage that no one needs...but now we're supposed to buy it because we're "worth it" and we should "be kind to ourselves" and "give ourselves the gift of adventure" and because, well, she has advertisers and sponsors and well-heeled friends that are voracious and bottomless when it comes to cash. Am I the only one who sees through this asinine facade? This woman makes me want to vomit.


title: Meh.

text: I've been a graphic designer and production artist for more than 30 years now. Every now and then I'll pick up an issue of HOW, hoping somehow that it will finally be interesting. But it's not. I'm not sure I'm reading the same magazine as the folks who are leaving the 5-star reviews. HOW is jammed, stuffed, crammed with ads, and every issue seems to have the results of some design contest taking up at least two-thirds of the issue. There are some nice design examples among the winners, but looking at contest winners doesn't teach me anything. The name is HOW, right? Well, how about some articles on HOW to design stuff? Trends in packaging and printing? Choosing papers and inks? Color trends and how to work them into your designs? Who's designing the latest typefaces? In the very back of every issue--the VERY back, like the last 10 pages--there's an article, and it always seems to be about self-promotion. Meh. At that point I chuck it in the trash and admonish myself for spending all that money...again. I don't see the attraction.


title: Great nostalgic magazine

text: Got this for an early Christmas gift for my mom.  Even though it said I wouldn't get the first issue until 02/18, my first issue arrived last week.  My mom read it from cover to cover and really enjoyed it!


title: Anti-Gun

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for years. One of the things I always liked is that it was non-political.  Suddenly, they turned extremely anti-2nd Amendment.  As a woman, I feel that it is very important to have the means to protect myself if I have to.  This magazine is extremely one-sided, only prints stories about women who have been victimized by guns but never a single story about a woman who has leveled the playing field against a much larger and stronger man -- OF WHICH THERE ARE PLENTY.  I tried to cancel but they tell me I just have to wait until my subscription runs out.  I HATE THIS MAGAZINE.  STOP SENDING IT TO ME ALREADY!  YOU ARE NEEDLESSLY KILLING TREES BY CONTINUING TO SEND ME THIS MAGAZINE. IT GOES STRAIGHT FROM THE MAILBOX INTO THE TRASHCAN.


title: Four Stars

text: National Geographic is always great.


title: Fantastic, educational kichen magazine!

text:
'Cook's Illustrated' is the magazine we read cover-to-cover as soon as it arrives. It is much more than the typical cooking magazine and that's why I refer to it as a 'kitchen magazine'. It's such a wonderful resource for learning about kitchen appliances, tools and methods. My husband is the real chef in our family and this is the one cooking magazine he simply will not do without. We appreciate that the 'Cook's Illustrated' staff does the homework for us by testing brands, cooking methods, and kitchen tools.

For example, the January-February 2010 issue contains great info such as "Keeping a Cleaner, Safer Kitchen" (many helpful hints that you probably hadn't thought of), "The Best Way to Fight Kitchen Fires" (they tested and rated various brands of fire extinguishers) and this issue's recipes include REAL Chicago style Deep Dish Pizza, genuine (N'awlins style!) Cajun Red Beans and Rice, plus many more. But they don't just give you a recipe: they try different methods and explain which method worked best and why. That's the most valuable feature for us.

This magazine makes a wonderful gift for newleyweds or simply for anyone who enjoys learning about food and better ways to prepare it. One other really great feature: no advertisements!


title: Best Business Reading Available!

text: I've been a Fortune subscriber since I first picked one up in my Dentist's office years ago. This magazine is not just for high level executives or those who live for Wall Street: this magazine provides corporate insight, consumer info, and even a bit of humor. I recently gave a gift subscription to my 22 year old son who is just beginning to learn about business & investing and, like me, he appreciates the fact that Fortune gives us the up-to-date business news and resources we need to make wise decisions regarding our own personal investments. If you have this magazine, you won't need any other business periodicals.


title: Flimsy and Thin

text: I bought a subscription on an Amazon Deal of the Day. While I have had subscriptions to RS magazines throughout the years, this is incredibly floppy and thin. I was taken back by how flimsy it is. I used to read it in a couple if weeks. Now it's done in a day. In fact, I get more information from their daily emails. It literally has less than 50 pages. The content is missing. It's not brilliant any more. I do like the political articles. But really, what it is now us one large articles, a few pages of other smaller articles, and a few ads. To say I am unimpressed, would be mild.


title: Great Reading!

text:
If you are new to Reiki or an old pro this magazine is a great read!  It has many ideas and techniques for using your Reiki energy and covers every subject imaginable on Reiki.

Don't miss the opportunity to improve your Reiki knowledge tenfold by subscribing to this treasure!


title: Nice magazine!

text: Ordered to stay up to date on home decor trends.


title: Digital subscription included

text:
I've been a WIRED reader for years - since at least 1995.  The best thing they've done is include the digital version of the magazine in the price of the paper subscription.  I don't even read the paper magazine anymore - it goes straight into the recycle bin.

I LOVE being able to have a bunch of issues of WIRED on my iPad and reading it that way.  For me it's so much easier to read on the go than to sit down with a magazine, plus I really like the interactive features that the digital can provide.


title: All you need to know and more...

text:
UTR is an honest, industry savvy magazine. It holds nothing back, has great interviews with artists who are just breaking though, as well as those imminently charting.
The album reviews rock!
Indie music laid out in all its splendour.


title: Good Switch

text:
I recently switched my subscription from the Wall Street Journal to Barron's simplyl because I could not keep up with the Journal.  I would see piles and piles of papers that I had yet to get to and my recycle bin got fuller and fuller.  I decided that I would switch to a weekly  financial periodical and I have to say that I have enjoyed Barron's immensley.

The editorial articles are well written and have an excellent perspective on the previous weeks financial news along with an outlook for what is ahead.  You Market Labratory which is essentially stock/bond prices for the week is a bit large but has information that I can't find elsewhere.  I don't rely on that information since access to the web makes it easy to have that info with one click.

Ever since switching I have been actually able to get through each issue every week.  It is a nice feeling to not have it piled up everywhere.  The biggest dissadvantage is that it is a review of a whole week reather than an each day summation.  That is to be expected however since it only gets to my mailbox every Sat morning.  If you are thinking about switching because you just don't have the time but want your dose of financial insight in hard copy, then definately switch to Barron's


title: An in-depth, brilliantly and fairly written sumation of World Events

text:
The Economist is the best newspaper (as it calls itself) I have read, period.  It is a thorough examination of world events that on a weekly basis supercedes any other news source out there.  It focuses straight to the heart of the issue rather then trying to spin it one way or another for political gain.

It takes time to understand The Economist.  If you have never read The Economist before be prepared to invest time and effort into reading and understanding like you never have before with a news publication.  It takes at minimum a good 2-3 hours to read the cover to cover. Do not expect surface level articles that are touched on once and never returned to.  Week after week the Economist provides thorough investigation on issues around the World that the regular news sources never even touch on.

If you are concerned about political bias, don't be with The Economist.  It is the most fair and balanced world news source out their.  Don't get me wrong, The Economist does take hard-line stances on issues but it is never consistantly tilted to the American liberal or conservative.  The Economist says it how it believes without trying to hide a political spin.

If someone is thinking about subscribing to the Economist then get ready to be willing to read week after week in-depth analysis on the World's most important issues.  There is not a better news publication out there than The Economist


title: Very Entertaining

text: Entertainment Weekly is a magazine I look forward to receiving in the mail. It keeps me up to date on all the goings on in tv, movies, music, etc. I like the indepth articles as well as the short stories. The pictures that are through out the magazine add to the stories. I should have subscribed to this magazine years ago. Oh well better late than never.


title: Opinonated (both sides) magazine on its city and surrounding

text:
I have subscribed to this magazine for close to a year now. Having lived in New York, and read their "local" magazines which generally rah-rah'ed the city, this city magazine does not. Rather it gives a unbiased/biased opinion viewpoints on what makes Philadelphia so wonderful, or not so wonderful. To be honest, it's rather refreshing to read articles that don't seem like happy-go-lucky  articles as say "Time Out New York".

You'll get articles on local sports teams, dining, politics, and things to do in Philadelphia. You also get articles on the surrounding communities (albeit not as frequently as I would like) which kind of encourages you to go and explore the areas.

My only con on this magazine I wish it would have more "destination" articles on the surrounding areas at least every issue...whether it be Amish country, Baltimore, DC, the Brandywine, Delaware, etc. But then again if they did do that -- well...maybe it wouldn't totally be a "Philadelphia" magazine after all.

My 2cents. For somebody new to the area - highly recommend the magazine to get know Philly.


title: Terrible

text: Stupid fluff magazine. I don't want any more


title: Great Magazine for new and old alike

text: Popular Photography Magazine was purchased for a teen who is taking Photography in High School.<br />She enjoyed the photos and tips and then was able to use the magazine for a class project. She this magazine served many uses. It is full of amazing photos by professional photographers and is inspiring to up and coming photographers in the field. This magazine is great for anyone who has even a passing interest in photography.


title: AHMM  Love it!!!!!

text: I love this little magazine.....I have had subscription for years!  It is a great short read during breakfast or just when I have a few minutes.  The stories are always well written and sometimes they have authors with repeat characters.  Highly recommend this to anyone who likes a short mystery!!!!


title: Great magazine!

text: I love this magazine! It's great for parents of small kids! It's different - better - than most other parenting mags, in my opinion. Unique and interesting stories and ideas.


title: Good and important information.

text: I just love this book, very interesting material.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome publication!


title: good valven from amazon

text: a little hard to read.  Many Articles covering one page.


title: Good for gifting.

text: Good for kids.


title: Five Stars

text: We both love this magazine


title: All advertisements.

text: All advertisements.  Too bulky to carry around.


title: Less than one star

text:
I would buy Instyle from time to time be cause it always featured fashion tips to enhance or add to my wardrobe at reasonable cost. There were always new makeup and Beauty tips and recommendations. This latest issue, featuring a somewhat unfamiliar looking Reese Witherspoon, has ended my relationship with Instyle. The featured fashions were beyond the average persons budget, the cosmetics were more like costume makeup and the intermittent articles packed with socio-political propaganda. In other words, this latest issue was a hot mess.
  Raising their income demographic and playing to political bias has nothing to do with social concern, and everything to do with securing a guaranteed customer base.
Frankly, Instyle editors, we get enough political shrieking and self-righteous pontificating from every media source out there and Instyle is no longer a respite.


title: stinks

text: It would be nice if I could review it! But no magazine yet, Have my money and no mag.


title: My 12 year old son's favorite magazine.

text: My son is a science kid and loves this magazine. He takes it to school and loves showing it to his friends and teachers. He just absorbs all of it!


title: An invaluable tool for stamp collectors

text: Informative and scholarly, yet informal and conversational, Linn's Stamp News is a useful and entertaining weekly dose of what's going on in the world of stamp collecting.  Whether you're new to stamps, a seasoned veteran, or like me, something in between (I collected for many years during my pre-teen & teen years, stopped for a couple of decades, and recently got back to the hobby now that I have the time and resources to pay proper attention to this rewarding pursuit), the articles and ads in each issue of Linn's will nicely complement and enhance your collecting activities.


title: Great some food even you vsm

text:
It is a magazine to make you drool..Great pix.
The recipes are very simple.
 Sometimes just add an herb or veggie.
I don't subscribe to Mags. Couldn't beat price. And yes, I share.


title: Price was a no-brainer!

text: I really don't care for Marrha Stewart, but for $5 how could I resist?


title: Four Stars

text: great read!


title: Four Stars

text: very well written, very insightful and informative


title: “Love reminiscing of the Good Ole Days”

text: I have been receiving This magazine since 1999 before Amazon. I always loved receiving this magazine. I was born in the 60’s and boy does it bring back wonderful memories in every magazine! I also pay for my mother’s subscription. Mom was born in 1944 and is always delighted to get her copy!  The simple days are missed tremendously! It’s very comforting to know, Reminisce reminds us of life then, and brings smiles to all who miss “THE GOOD OLE DAYS” I will be a subscriber for life! My daughter loves reading them, once I’m done. Thank you Reminisce for the memories, and great articles and advertisements!


title: Sometimes Better than the Adult Version!

text: This a fabulous sports magazine whiich features interviews, sports reporting, quizzes and games, and stories about professional as well as amateur (many of them young) athletes. The magazine is fun, factual, and age appropriate.  In fact, I sometimes enjoy the purity of the stories, which evoke the joy of sports and elevate the human angle.  Each issue also has a 2-page mini-poster, and lots of fun features that not only inform and entertain, but promote reading.  One of the best gifts you can get for any young sports fan--but you may find yourself borrowing it!


title: Where's my F_n magazines!?

text: Its been 12 weeks and still no magazines!!! No reply email whatsover!! Amazon need to rid this vendor ASAP and give me a refund!! NEVER USING AMAZON'S MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE AGAIN!!! THIS IS ALSO HAPPENING TO MY POPULAR SCIENCE SUBSCRIPTION!!....I'm offically out of breath.


title: Not the same Economist as it used to be

text: The magazine is now targeting the left wing audience.  Very little to do with economics. For those who dream of socialism.


title: I like them both.

text: good reading, ok hat too.


title: Great Magazine

text: If you like the Mag... Ths is the good option too.


title: renewal process customer service complete failure

text:
I enjoy reading Time and have found that the magazine addresses contemporary issues in a very timely manner.
This magazine has an immediacy that keeps me current on issues that I wouldn't find out about through the local network or national TV news.

 Trying to straighten out my renewal process with customer service was immense pain.  Magazines have taken to offering this automatic renewal at the end of a year which allows them to set any price they choose for the "special renewal subscribers".  Even though I didn't sign up for automatic renewal, they charged me for the special rate of $30 even though they had sent me a link to a $19.99 renewal which I signed up for.  When I called Time Magazine, customer service lied and told me I had automatic renewal.  I asked if I had automatic renewal why had they sent me 17 letters offering to renew my subscription?  Customer service said I could renew at a lower rate offered by them before the automatic renewal went through.  I also asked why didn't Time Magazine just mail me a letter telling me I had automatic renewal and then customer service hung up on me.  I called again and finally just went to their website to cancel my subscription and now I will probably wait 4 - 6 weeks to get a refund.

Ironic that one of the best parts of the magazine is their disdain for companies who say one thing and do another.
Corporations have stopped seeing their customers as valuable assets that they might want to offer service to.


title: Fun magazine

text: My son enjoys this magazine and Popular Science.  Full of fun interesting articles.  A bit expensive, but worth  to get him to read.  I could do without the sleazy ads in the back.


title: Unsubscribe to your Cosmo, and buy this.

text: Best magazine for women by far!


title: Great magazine

text: I've loved Popular Mechanics since I was a kid.


title: Two Stars

text: Didn't really appeal to me


title: 1 magazine for 30$

text: I signed up for a subscription, received only one!!! Thanks!!! Scam. I can’t even return it!!!


title: Like all modern day hobby magazines

text: Like all modern day hobby magazines, heavily sponsored and bursting with advertisements. Most projects showcased are cool... But nothing a beginner or intermediate woodworker could ever build or afford. It was more defeating than inspiring. Maybe if I had a huge woodshop with thousands of dollars worth of equipment complete with ventilation system.... But I'm an average Joe with basic power tools.


title: Always read the fine print

text: Trusted completely until I read the fine print. Some makers have paid us for review.  Lost all credibility with me.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Perfect Projects for the Weekend Warriors

text: We love this magazine... most projects are pretty simple for the weekend warrior!


title: Informative and fun read

text: Great articles. Covers a lot of ground. Excited to receive each magazine.


title: Everybody should subscribe.

text: All recipes come out as intended. They give great tips on all. Love the recommendations on products. Easy to follow the directions even if you are a beginner.


title: Right on Schedule

text: Good deal. Right on schedule. The academic rate is a little lower, but you don't have to contend with separate billing this way.


title: Highly recommend it!

text: This is a very thought out, professional looking newer magazine that most importantly can keep kid's interest. As a grandmother, I heartily recommend it for the military kids in your life.


title: WIDE VARIETY OF RECIPES

text: I LOVE THE FACT THAT THEY CATAGORIZE THE RECIPIES AND HAVE PHOTOS AT THE BEGINING OF EACH ISSUE.  IT MAKES IT QUICK AND EASY TO LOOK FOR A PARTICULAR TYPE OF DISH.  I HAVE FOUND MANY "WINNERS"!


title: have been a religious subscriber, no more

text: I find 90% ads...that's my take


title: This plan really works!!!

text:
This is a great magazine that explains how the Slimming World program works, provides yummy recipes, and presents real-life success stories that are truly inspiring. Some of them are just about unbelievable.  The articles are great, relevant.. and are presented in a compassionate way that so many other weight-loss and fitness magazines lack.

I've been on this program for three weeks... and have even cheated terribly several times (only one... possibly two meals a week).  This was only because I was out with family and couldn't get food the way I wanted.  That being said, I literally STUFF MY FACE with food the rest of the time.  I'm a food-noshing MACHINE!!  Ready for this?? I know it's not typical (most lose 2-3/wk), but I've lost 18 pounds in 3 weeks!!  I'm sure that's partially because I have so much to lose (over 100 pounds), and because the times I didn't cheat, I followed the plan very closely.  Honestly, it's not hard to follow, and because so many foods are unlimited (yes... I said UNLIMITED) I'm always satisfied.

No foolin'... this is the EASIEST, most effective thing I've ever tried.  I have friends on other plans, but I want to slap my forehead when I see all the point-counting, carb counting and calorie counting they have to do.

It's taught me a liberating truth, folks... FOOD IS NOT THE ENEMY.  It's the way we've learned to prepare it and cover it with fat and sugar-laden condiments that's the enemy.  Many sauces you can make from fat-free plain yogurt,  fat-free cottage cheese, and fat-free sour cream.  After a couple weeks of eating that way, the heavy stuff (the way most of America prepares it) tastes.... icky.  Gives me a tummy ache.

I was considering lap band before I found this... and I'm thanking God a friend turned me on to this.  It's changed my life already!!  This program is the light that leads to the end of a long, lonely tunnel.  There are people all along the way, cheering you on.  It doesn't get any better than this!


title: Good subscription

text: Love these recipes. I look forward to teadi g it every time it comes in. Some of my favorites have come from here.


title: Cancelled

text: Cancelled this subscription.


title: Enjoyable read

text:
This is a good travel magazine. I always look forward to it coming in the mail every month. I have such a passion for travel. I wish I could travel more often though!

It has a good variety of different spotlight locations throughout the world. It covers things like food and culture/history, to exclusive accommodations/resorts, and activities. The articles are well written and easy to read. I like how they always include pictures of the locations or topic being written about.

There are so many places I've read about in this magazine that I would love to visit. The magazine is a good price too.


title: two years for the price of one?  WOW

text: I have ordered subscriptions to this magazine for the past 6 years for my 82 year old aunt and myself. We both receive our magazines monthly without fail.  No problems with the billing or with the renewal process.


title: Always a great info source!

text: Great information source!


title: My favorite magazine by far

text: My favorite magazine by far.  Full of coupons for things I actually buy and recipes that I actually make!  I read these cover to cover!


title: Mollycat

text: Great I love it because all the information you need


title: Love it!

text: Great magazine!  Wish new issues came out more often!


title: It's not just about music, but that's NOT a bad thing...

text:
I know purists are upset that Rolling Stone publishes articles about the popular culture at large and political issues. And I see their point, in the same way that I, too, think it's sad and silly that MTV and VH1 don't seem to actually play much...you know...MUSIC...anymore.

However, a magazine must survive, and clearly it survives by swinging away from the narrow focus of music alone, and toward what the magazine is now.
And I must say I really dig it. I actually read it more now than I did then, and therefore, even though there's LESS space devoted to reviewing artists/albums, I've been MORE exposed to those artists/albums, and checked out stuff I never would have considered purchasing without my subscription, stuff that maybe I'd passingly heard of but not enough to decide to spend my cash on. And vice versa- albums I was warned away from (generally accurately).

But as a bonus, I've also been exposed to a lot of OTHER great journalism in the meantime!

Rolling Stone is producing some of the most extensive political and economic commentary out there today, by writers who REALLY stand out for making these lengthy pieces accessible and...dare I even USE the word in the same sentence as 'political and economic'...riveting. Check out ANY piece by Matt Taibbi...excellent and gifted writer.
For those of you looking for coverage you're not getting from Fox or CNN or...well, anywhere, really, let me suggest to you that this magazine is where it's at. And it was there even before the now-infamous piece on General Stanley McChrystal. I concede that the writing is generally 'left'-leaning, but both sides come under some fire.

The price of the subscription is very reasonable on Amazon, even less than Rolling Stone's already-cheap price for a biweekly magazine. The service started very promptly and I've had no service problems, but the main attraction here is definitely the price. Amazon also seems to offer EXTREMELY inexpensive trial subscriptions (TWO DOLLARS or less for several months' worth), so there's almost no reason NOT to check it out for that kind of cheap. I have received these offers with digital music purchases made, but they may also be attached to other purchases/offers. Not sure.

Let me just say this. I subscribe to maybe twelve magazines. Money's tighter now, so some of those may fall by the wayside, but Rolling Stone will DEFINITELY be getting my renewal card.


title: Buy if you hunt!

text: My husband is a hunter and this is one of his favorite magazines.


title: Love it!

text: I love the positive, upbeat articles. I have been a subscriber for a few years and just love this magazine. Lots of different topics and all tastefully explored. Very big fan!


title: One of my favorite magazines

text: Most home magazines are only about the pretty pictures, but HGTV is full of content you can actually use. (AND pretty pictures!) I’ve been a subscriber for years and also gifted a subscription to a family member who enjoyed it too. The one caveat is that the regular price is higher than comparable titles, but if you hold out and keep your eyes open, they have frequent discounts.


title: Healthy eating habits is not boring.

text: Very insightful.


title: Good ideas.

text: Too technical for beginners


title: With this magazine, DIY IS ACTUALLY FUN.

text: I love the innovative designs and ideas


title: Information about food in different regions is exceptional

text: FULL OF DELICIOUS RECIPES!


title: Save your money

text: I was so excited as I love love love her tv cooking show. I got my first issue and couldnt wait to read it. I was so disappointed. Lots of ads and expensive items she likes (“get her $115 shirt she’s wearing on the cover” yes because we can all afford that) and not many recipes. Even the recipes weren’t her typical ones she cooks on her show and there were random articles (a 5 page feature on a day in the life of Cowboy Josh’s son?? Another 5 pages about the Broadway musical Oklahoma...)


title: Some good, some not so good, but worth it overall.

text: A lot of advertisements, but some of the articles are very good.....especially the ones targeting the type of RVing I plan to do.  As well, there are some short blurbs near the back about niche products that I find very interesting.  The one downside is that all the reviews of products are "glass is completely full", i.e. they speak about all the positives, very little of the negatives, and don't provide much compare and contrast to other offerings in the same class.


title: Mostly advertisements

text: It's mostly just advertisements.  The few articles are very specific and apply to a niche audience.  Still, given I am about to buy my first diesel truck, I find it somewhat educational regarding after market options.


title: Like

text: Like


title: It’s small a jampacked like a Time edition. I tend to pick it up first.

text: I have 15 or so subscriptions. This is my favorite one. Nat Geo, Outside, Time, New York come in right behind. Esquire, men’s journal, GQ, come in at number 5-10ish. Sports illustrated, and the others fall in after.


title: Boring

text: Boring


title: montana magazine

text: got this mag for me and the mrs are moving to montana in 2 years.  even though i've been thru montana alot i wanted more info on what, where, when, why and what be happening.  this is a very good mag to learn about montana.  it has alot of information about the state.  it covers the whole state not just the popular places.  want to know about big sky country get the magazine


title: MT outdoor mag

text: got my 1st issue the other day.  sure has alot of information about outdoor activities.  about anything outdoors during the winter was covered.  it also gives you website places to go to for more information.  when visiting montana and wanting to find what is going on in the outdoor world.  this would be a good magazine to get


title: guns and ammo magazine

text: if you like guns.  like to shoot.  want to know the newest ammo out there for home defense.  this is a great magazine to get.  it keeps you up to date.  lots of great articles about guns and ammo.  articles about the newest piston AR15 to the old flint locks.  is a great read and lots of great information for the shooter


title: handloader magazine

text: if you do any handloading at all this is a exelent added source for different powders and bullets and what the ballistic is.  this will not replace the lee or hornsady reload books but this is a added source.


title: mother earth

text: exellent magazine for everyone.  a little more it leans to the enviromentalist side.  but besides that it is a great mag


title: Glad I subscribed.

text: Boys are thrilled. Magazine offered more than I imagined. Lots to keep them interested including games, cards, posters and more.


title: Fun and educational magazine

text: My daughter loves these magazines. She gets excited every time a new one arrived and reads it right away.


title: Best Photography in the World

text: I still subscribe to two magazines in this digital age.  I really enjoy this publication and prefer to have it in my hands verses going to [...].  It's still a great magazine.


title: Great publication!

text: It is wonderful to get the TV Guide in print form and also be able to read it on my tablet and smartphone.  I had been subscribing to TV Guide for years but never had the digital version before. It is very handy to have it in both forms.  Love the magazine!


title: Had it for a year and then I was over it

text: It's somewhat entertaining but not worth it enough for me to renew my subscription.


title: Great read!

text: Takes me back to my southern roots!


title: ads

text: found the magazine to be laden with ads for products & nothing else.  Guess it would be great if you are seeking gift ideas.


title: Family fun is just ok.

text: Magazine is quite small.  Not a lot of articles anymore.  A lot of ads.  Probably won't get it again.


title: Sunset seems to be sinking into the horizon -- at least, for me!

text: While each year (each season??), Sunset gets thinner as an actual hard-copy magazine, it still seems to be a part of my California traditional experience as a gardener, traveler and architectural enthusiast, so...I keep renewing Sunset. However, I feel that their accent on gardening/outdoors/architecture for helpful info, beauty's and enjoyment's basic sake is taking a backseat to wines and fancy foods. It seems that with every issue, they up the percentage on coverage of those two elements. For me, that's too bad, while, I'm sure others will think that's just fine. I think Sunset being a "staple" of Western enjoyment for me is sinking below the horizon!


title: Still TOH -- but, more approachable in its project focus

text: Still enjoyable, after many years...It's changed, focusing now on many more small projects for the *average* person, rather than always the blow-out, *go for broke* (sometimes, literally) whole house projects that got TOH started in its evolution, years ago. That's all still here, but the focus now is on more-approachable, possibly weekend, weeks-long undertakings. Many snapshots of what other do-it-yourselfers have done, with great style and success, so that's fun, helpful and encouraging, too. Of course, there are the TOH regular pros we've all come to know, love and trust, so, it still feels like a visit with accomplished, super-skillful pro uncles/brothers who are sharing great info!


title: A breath of fresh country air!

text: Love this magazine, great home decor, collector's items & antiques, wonderful recipes, a breath of fresh country air!


title: Can't wait to get this each time

text: I am 31, single, no kids, middle class. I subscribe to this as well as Marie Claire and Elle. I love this one because it is simple and to the point. No big articles to read, just quick simple tips-which are what I need since I am short on time and fashion sense. Who better to learn from than celebrities who have stylists? They have high-priced items and low-priced items. They mention stores I can actually afford and shop at. A million good and bad examples.  Quick and to the point. Like others may have said some of this stuff isn't rocket science (don't wear too much makup, don't wear baggy clothes). But for a person like myself that gets stuck in the safe-zone of fashion, it helps me try new different things that I couldn't picture before, and helps me stay current.


title: they need to simplify this magizine

text: I am a single 30 year old woman, middle class, and no kids. I subscribe to this and several fashion magazines. I've realized I have started dreading getting this magazine. Why? Because it is just so huge with so much information it's like a homework assignment just to get through it. There is some good information, articles I rip out, but it's heck sorting through all the magazine to get to the small bit I would actually use. When they give you tips say "15 minute speed-cleaning" they give you 1 minute for something the realistically takes 5 minutes. Or they suggest you organize your kitchen with 50 little containers that cost $20 each. A simple outfit to them includes a $200 sweater and not enough guidance to apply the fashion rule with more reasonable priced pieces. I've really tried to like this magazine but really don't have time to look for the needle in the haystack. I've found woman's day (though matronly at times) to more helpful with everyday life.


title: Great Price!!!

text: This magazine not only  gives you good information  but is also very entertaining.


title: Five Stars

text: Great price!


title: ... (first language of German) reading skills current and have fun doing it

text: This magazine gives me the opportunity to keep my (first language of German) reading skills current and have fun doing it. I love fashion and women's issues and look forward to each issue. It's a perspective from another country and inspiring how we are different and yet so similar in how we live. I try to pass it on whenever I can.


title: Unrealistic, but still fun

text: I first read AG when I was about ten and adored it. All the crafts, the cute art, the True Stories...everything about it was just so CUTE and FUN.  Now, I'm thirteen and still like AG, but just to flip through and maybe pick up some crafts from.  I've read the other Amazon reviews, and all these girls are expecting it to be a magazine for TEENS.  Its for girls, not teens.  Sometimes, AG can be hard to take ("the sillier the better!" is a favorite quote of theirs--ugh) and suggests unrealistic parties and crafts that girls will only WISH they could do.  But mostly, I enjoy it and think its a really cute mag for girls ages 8-11.


title: Biased views

text: The most shameful and hateful thing Vogue every did was slight our most beautiful first lady of all time, Melania Trump.  You don't even deserve 1 star.


title: Show-Stopping recipes

text: I love nearly every months issue. I typically make something every time I get a new issue. I do wish there were dairy-free options included though.


title: Great articles!

text: No problems with subscription.  Comes on a regular basis.  Easy to cancel!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: $14.99 each month???

text:
Typical of me to accidentally order something I have no interest in. I’ve tried to cancel this a couple of times but once again failed miserably.
My sister enjoys the recipes so I past it on to her.
No one’s fault but mine! My teenage daughter tells me to stay away from ordering anything online. She’s got a point


title: Gift

text: This was a gift and I know that my son had enjoyed having it though he didn't request a renewal


title: Periodical

text: This had been a gift, and I do believe that my son had liked it, though he did not ask that I renew it for him


title: Fun read

text: Love the tips and pics.


title: On the fence...

text: I am a noodler as far as guitar playing and I use to like "Play Guitar!" by this publisher until they did away with it. Anyway, I took out a subscription to these guy's mag and pretty much enjoyed it most of the time. Still missed Play Guitar! though. Man. The problem I have with this mag is there is not enough basic stuff in it for me and it is really, really expensive. Also it does have a lot of fingerpicking stuff that it seems like entire issues are dedicated to. That's not all bad though. Plus all the equipment reviews seem to be positive. I have gone to Guitar Center to checkout some of the equipment that was reviewed and in my very amateurish opinion found them to be junk which has made me lose confidence in the magazine equipment reviews. I won't re-subscribe right now simply b/c it is just too expensive for me. Oh - though - the online lessons are pretty cool. Come down on the price and I will gladly go for it again, even though I cannot use every issue to my advantage.


title: Not much mechanics

text: Not much mechanics anymore. Politics, swimming, camping, clothing, and just about anything other than mechanics or mechanical items. Need to change name. Maybe something like ANYSTUFF magazine?


title: okay

text: seems like the recipes are changed a little, but mainly the same thing all the time.  Good for someone who never cooks, but I have gotten maybe one recipe out the book lately.


title: Five Stars

text: great recipes


Ordered this as a gift for family fisherman, he really like it so guess it's a good mag.


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag!


title: IT SHOULD BE CALLED "VINTAGE HOMES"

text:
Like many of the other reviewers, I feel compelled to say that since the current editor in chief, Jacqueline DeMontravel took over, the quality and the true essence of the magazine has gone down a long steep hill with no stop signs in sight. The essence has been changed from "Romantic" homes to "Vintage" homes as it's obvious that Ms. DeMontravel is obsessed with vintage style.

For many years I subscribed to the "old" Romantic Homes magazine and kept every single issue. I could not part with any of the issues as each issue was packed with gorgeous photos oozing with true romantic style, but all that changed when the current editor took over. Not only did I stop saving every issue, but I chose not renew my subscription.

With myself included, there are many readers out there who are hoping for the "old" Romantic Homes magazine to return!


title: Shallow + repetitive - sophisticated = YAWN!

text: I like style magazines: I read GQ and Esquire monthly, and I look forward each year to the fashion issue of the New Yorker.  Unfortunately, Details is consistently one big let-down.  It's like receiving the same bad issue every month.  The articles in Details range from clueless to trashy, and if I do find myself more than two paragraphs into any article, it is only because I find myself stunned that such poorly-written pap somehow makes it to print.


title: Peerless!

text:
After a period of two years without The New Yorker (unread issues accumulating under my coffee table), I finally resubscribed.  I got my first issue yesterday, and I spent over an hour perusing the in-depth articles, brilliant wit, and captivating fiction that I had been missing for so long.  The photography and art are especially outstanding.  I had forgotten the greatness of The New Yorker.

During busy times in my life, it is almost an annoyance to have unread magazines stack up, but this is one worth reading, sharing, holding onto, and I plan to continue my subscription regardless.  It is like a little gift each week.  For a weekly journal, it is absolutely unmatched.


title: Light reading for the yoga enthusiast.

text:
Many have complained about the advertising in this magazine, and they are absolutely right; _Yoga Journal_ does contain a very large number of advertisements.

What I disagree with is that this detracts from the magazine itself.  It is almost unfortunate that this publication includes the word 'journal' as a part of its title, as it is not a journal, nor is it intended to be.  This is a light-reading magazine that you can pick up at the breakfast table or read on-the-go.

If you are looking for a journal with fresh insight, well-researched articles, and literary merit, look elsewhere.  If you want something you can look at while on the bus or waiting in line at the DMV, then this is it!  It is what it is...


title: Wonderful!

text: Wonderful magazine. I love all the articles & recipes. Thanks to Magnolia Journal.


title: No daytime listings

text: Very disappointed because only primetime listings. Cancelled


title: Four Stars

text: I think I'll like it. Will wait for future issues.


title: Five Stars

text: This must be a pretty good mag. as my wife always wants to renew.


title: Five Stars

text: great mag.


title: Great value.

text: Quick processing.


title: Save you money.

text: Quite disappointed because it doesn't have all the tv's listing and no morning guide.  Waste of money.


title: I really like this magazine!

text: I am very happy with my subscription. I enjoy this magazine. I appreciate how easy it is to subscribe through Amazon. I like the fact that they notify me when it is time to renew a subscription but don't automatically renew it. It makes it very easy for me to renew the ones I like best and not worry about being forced to renew a subscription that I may not like very much. Thanks, Amazon!


title: Always Has Something I Enjoy

text: This magazine always has a few things I enjoy reading. You can't go wrong for the price. The transaction was smooth. My order was processed, and the issues began arriving in a very timely manner. I would recommend subscribing to this magazine through Amazon for a great deal.


title: Good Housekeeping -- Great Magazine

text: The transaction was smooth. My order was processed, and the issues began arriving in a very timely manner. I would recommend subscribing to this magazine through Amazon for a great deal.


title: Not for me

text: I purchased a subscription to this magazine based on the good reviews here on amazon but I truly regreted it. I find to more gourmet than everyday food, no simple ingredient most required stuff you dont usually have. The articles are not in depth. All in all, dont waste your money.I would recommend FOOD Network magazine, even though is not consider a "healthy" magazine you can always change a few thing to make them your version of healthy.


title: Great Magazine

text: I've ordered Country Sampler for years, I look forward to every month, great ideas, recipes, pictures and great reading, love this mag.


title: Great

text: This is a great buy. A great price, better than elsewhere. The shipping took a little while but for me it was worth the wait. I really enjoy this magazine and at a great price for 1 year, that works for me any day.


title: Still enjoy this magazine after several years

text: I like this magazine. It is filled with ads more than articles, but I like the magazine anyway because I miss living in the Boston area and fell a little closer to home when I flip through it. It doesn't seem to have changed much over the years, it tends to have varied content from happenings around the area to their best of issue, decorating, interesting products, and a few social commentary articles thrown in as well.


title: Better Homes and Gardens

text: Just like I remember. Lots of good ideas


title: In Style Subscription

text: I used to buy this mag all the time.  It's been a while. Didn't realize how Vogue/haute couture it has become. If I had, I wouldn't have subscribed to it.


title: Completely awesome magazine

text:
My daughter started reading MUSE when she was 7. She is almost 17 and has finally out grown this magazine.  The day a new magazine arrived was like Christmas. Every time.  She LOVED everything about Muse and learned so much about so many differant topics.

This is truly the best magazine we ever found for a math/science geek daughter.


title: Five Stars

text: my oldest son loves this !


title: Five Stars

text: Got this magazine for my husband and a subscription for a friend. They both are entertained for hours!


title: Great for the grandparents.

text: Grandpa likes it, but not as much as Good Ole Days.


title: Grandpa says it's better than Reminisce

text: Bought this for my Grandfather and he loves it!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for beach reading!


title: Good magazine for anyone who wants to be the best dog parent ever!

text: Two copies have already arrived and I have read mine cover to cover. I am always looking for light dog related reading. I'm not a breeder or purebred enthusiast, but I do like learning all that I can. I am a trainer in training, a professional sitter, and dog walker, so I thought it might be nice to be able to pass on articles that are relevant to something one of my clients is looking for. This magazine might contain information that is a little below what I am wanting to learn, but there are great health tips, training tips that are easily understandable and that the average dog owner can follow through with. Plus, it is entertaining and a fun read!


title: enjoy this

text: EW keeps me up to date even though I don't get out to as many movies as I'd like to.  Helps me keep my "want to see", "want to read" lists up to date.


title: Not what it use to be

text: Years ago I subscribed to MSMag and loved it. Couldn’t wait to get it. Although it may take time to create the pages of this magazine, it just doesn’t speak to me and find that it’s not as well thought out but how fast can we get it done. I use to tear out pages to file away to do later. Now, inthe past year I’ve not felt there was anything that I’d want to do. And when I do see something that stood out to me there’s nothing in the where to buy or find info about it in the back pages, it’s not mentioned. Maybe MS has so many things going on that she’s kind of ignores the magazine. Perhaps it’s gotten too big a company so something has to suffer. It may sound mean what I’m saying but I’m really trying to say MS mag can do better. Which can contribute to why it’s only $5 for first year.


title: Fun

text: Granddaughter LOVES!


Not very happy.  What has happened to Woman's Day?  Mostly advertisement.  Will not renew.


title: Present for my Hubby!

text: We've received this magazine for almost 2 years now. I love it and so does my husband. One of the best magazines I have purchased. The tips and ideas are practical and down to earth. We keep these and have done a lot of projects that have been featured. If you love diy, you will love this! It has everything from tricks and tips to organizing to building a shed!


title: Reader's Digest through Amazon is great

text: On Amazon, you can manage your subscriptions and avoid all the overpriced offers from other sources.  The magazine is interesting and better now that they pared down to fewer advertisers.


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful photos and interesting articles for anyone who enjoys the outdoors.


title: Magazines

text: Great magazine


title: Lots of marketing

text: I subscribed to this magazine because I am thinking about moving to Colorado. The magazine mostly suits my needs by giving me visuals and encouraging info. It contains a lot of marketing copy and that does not include the advertisements. If you can tolerate the boosterism you will enjoy.


title: Reading this, you would think every destination is fantastic...

text: ...but they are not. Like every other travel magazine, this one reads like a sales pitch from cover to cover. Every article describes a perfectly heavenly place to visit. No mention of overcrowding, bad value, and so forth. I don't expect the places I visit to be perfect. But I would like to have an idea what I am getting into. This magazine does not deliver. Just to be fair, none of its competitors do either.


title: Do not buy

text: Do not waste your money.  Horrible customer service.


title: Magazines

text: Yay magazine


title: I love it.

text: It's great!  I am 64-years old & am learning Yoga & meditation in my quest to become more peaceful & soulful.  The Yoga Journal is very helpful in both areas.  I am very, very happy with it.


title: Great magazine!

text: This is a Christmas present for a friend. She hasn't gotten it yet but I have had a subscription off and on for years and have added so many recipes from it to our regular family dinners.


title: Wow--Useful Information!

text: I didn't know this was a decent source of tech information--I tried it on a whim.  I love it.


title: Good magazine

text: Good magazine but I never ordered it... lol.


title: Large Print

text: I get this for my mother who is legally blind.  She can read most of the magazine and loves the articles.  Thank you


title: Five Stars

text: Only the best from This Old House!


title: Too Long

text: I like Amazon but I will never order a magazine through them again. I placed my order on Sept. 21, 2009. First my order was rejected because the magazine would not process my credit card (the one I always use on Amazon with no problems). After I got credit card problem fixed they took my order and told me it would ship January 19, 2010. Then I got an email from Amazon saying that my order had been shipped. I call and was told that one of my three magazines was in stock and that I could expect to see my magazines January 19, 2010. I just do not get it, they are JUST magazines. Next time I am going to order direct from the magazine publisher. Oct. 22, 2009 I got an email from Amazon asking to review the order (that I will not get until January.)go figure.


title: If you like reading details of what food we "really" eat

text: I originally "finally" found this magazine after multiple attempts since it is not something you'll pick up in your usual Wal-Mart, drug store or magazine rack at the corner book shop. I love, love, love every single column, every detail and every part of whatever it covers. What's so different about it?  It's the first time in a long list of mag subscriptions I subscribe to that ribets my eyeballs into every single detail of what it writes. It is the mag of all mags for research on everything that we eat, that we buy ...landscaping, simplest/yummiest of recipes with a unique twist using everyday stuff. No big time ingredients needed. Logical/sensible weight loss ideas, unique beautiful garden layouts on the cheap, etc. Sort of a big time modestly priced elegant, layout on all that covers a home. This is like a cross between Dr.Phil, Martha Stewart, your doctor, your corner cleaners, and even moviestars with aesthetic problems! [[ASIN:B00006LKH1 First For Women]]


title: Must have magazine

text: Ive had this subscription for more than nine years.I love all the articles, crafts,cooking and home decor ideas.Ive kept some of my magazines that were amazing and still refer back to them when crafting or decorating. My go to mag!


title: Great magazine for writers

text: I found out about this magazine when I bought an old copy of Writer's Handbook. I am a published author in computer-related non-fiction genre.  I am trying to transition to fiction. I checked the magazine out online, read reviews and ordered it through Amazon.  I enjoy the articles. They have made me a better writer.


title: Four Stars

text: I have always liked TV Guide. I  like the articles.


title: Excellent Mag for locals

text:
This is a beautifully designed and produced magazine. Well written too, with interesting articles and features (so far in 3 issues). Particularly bearing in mind it is a magazine for one city, and not a whole region / state. I have seen good regional magazines in England but never a magazine of such quality for a single city. If you live in or near Atlanta I would say that a subscription to this magazine is a must.
I feel the magazine assumes prior knowledge. We have just moved here from the UK, and it is difficult to get orientated in Atlanta. But then again, it would become a guide book wouldn't it?
Also lot of space is taken up with restaurant reviews, compared to say culture or shopping. If you live in a Metro area and don't visit the center often, that is an awful lot of restaurants to try to sample.
2 minor personal gripes for what really is an excellent magazine.


title: All jumbled up

text: Too much advertising and just too much stuff.


title: Chickadee

text: I ordered this magazine for my niece, but she never received it.  I gave up trying to contact the magazine.


title: ... but I will be renewing his subscription because I love all the information on dogs

text: Both subscriptions were canceled because of duplicity but I will be renewing his subscription because I love all the information on dogs.<br /> J


title: Sneaky with getting rid of back issues for new subscriptions !

text: Not a magazine for beginners like other reviews stated. There is a TON of advertising in this magazine. When I ordered my first installment came and to my surprise they sent 3 different previous issues all at once!!!! Well that ate up a 1/4 of my subscription all at once. Not good!


title: cooks country magazine

text: cheaper version of cooks illustrated magazine and has more down to earth meals with ingredients that I have in my kitchen


title: Great magazine

text: I love this magazine. It is a great way to find ideas for your MCM projects, and also the advertisers are welcome because I've been able to find things I have not been able to find otherwise.


title: Time is a good option.

text: I miss Newsweek, but since it went out of business, Time is a good option.


title: Full of ideas

text: I spend more time on this magazine than any other that I receive.  Ideas are great and include what to look for when redesigning  a room as well as easy projects that make some changes more affordable.  This is one magazine that will be going in my newly purchased magazine boxes.


title: Great Price

text: Worth the price for this classic magazine; glad to save a few bucks, though. Will renew!


title: Great purchase.

text: Wonderful magazine for anyone who likes to cook.


title: Read cover tocover

text: I think this is the first magazine I have actually read cover to cover.  I'm in my 50's and I found each and every article to be interesting and relevant.  Good job!


title: Not Bad for the Price

text: I would have given it 3 1/2 stars if possible. Some of the articles are pretty good but there aren't a lot of them. But again, for $10, it's worth it. If it goes higher I'll opt out. As to the auto renewal, I'm not really a fan of that but it clearly states it is auto renewal so it is what it is. Beats paying the price In-Fisherman sends to me via mail when they want me to renew.


title: Great Mag for Any Home Handyman.

text: I've been subscribing to this magazine for about 8 years now, and I can assure you that I'll continue to subscribe. It's chock full of tips, and every issue has plans for at least one practical project. I'd reccommend this to anyone that likes to build things, and can use tips on most any construction issue.


title: Three Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Cloth Paper Sissors review

text: I love this magazine. Always something different. Great ideas.  Fun reading.<br />Definitely for those with a creative soul that need a little inspiration.


title: The Brit answer to National Geographic

text: Every NatGeo subscriber should add this for double your pleasure each month.  Equally informative, brilliant photography, and worth the higher price!


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Lots of Reasons to love Reader's Digest

text: What's NOT to like about Reader's digest?  This little gem has something for every mood:  some serious life situations, funny jokes, quotes, vocabulary builders, inspirational stories, informative articles, book exerpts and more.  All this packed into a managable size that can be picked up and held with ease.  Plus, I love the ability to read something from beginning to end in a few minutes.  Reader's Digest is the perfect companion to my Kindle which contains my full length books.  Hey, who doesn't still love turning those physical paper pages?


title: nahhhh

text: Too much advertising and geared to younger women.  I doubt I will renew.


title: Love my OPRAH Magazine

text: Always enjoy her magazine. Lots of good info and advice, along with great ideas for every need.<br />  Love Love Love!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Great! Not much else to say.


title: Five Stars

text: Always informative and cost-conscious<br />CHEERS


title: Five Stars

text: Very good, just what I wanted.


title: Great for kids

text: Love this magazine for kids.  Especially love the hidden pictures and other puzzles in it.  My older granddaughter likes to read the stories too.


title: A great informative health newsletter

text: I find this newsletter very interesting and informative. I would recommend it to anyone who's interested in learning more about things concerning health.


title: Absolute garbage

text: Dont waste your time. What garbage. Just absolute Trash.


title: What have they become? as Johnny Cash would ask.

text: This rags best use would be to line a bird cage. Their is so much crap in it, the crap on it is hardly noticeable.


title: Five Stars

text: Just love it .


title: Great magazine !

text: Love this


title: Probably a hit with glamping millineals

text: Probably a hit with glamping millineals. Others not so much.


title: Good gift

text: The person I buy this for loves it.


title: Perfect gift

text: This was purchased as a gift and the recipient loved it.


title: Perfect gift

text: This was purchased as a gift and the recipient loved it!


title: Great gift

text: I bought this as a Christmas gift fr my son and then bought another subscriptio for my grandson.<br />I know they will both enjoy receiving them.


title: Three Stars

text: It’s not as good as it was in 1980s but there are still a lot of fun puzzles.


title: Favorite Magazine!

text: Love RD! Read it for educational and entertainment purposes. Had to cancel subscription, but I intend to renew later this year.


title: Five Stars

text: Great price for a quality magazine.


title: Small magazine packed with info

text: These small magazines are excellent take alongs when you have lunch breaks, a flight or just want to relax at home and read. I remember my mother reading these magazines when I was just a kid. Readers Digest have been around 97 years and hopefully another 100 plus years. The articles are very interesting and informative. I tend to burn through the issue once I receive it. Highly recommend it if you like to learn new things and there is a lot fun articles like jokes, riddles etc.


title: I love this magazine

text: There are so many delicious recipes and clever ideas! Lots of great tips, along with complex recipes and super easy recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves this subscription.


title: a great magazine subscription

text: I love this magazine,  not only does it have coupons in it, it also has a lot of other resources and a free sample a day. Would recommend


title: Blade magazine

text: I gave my husband a subscription to Blade magazine for Christmas.  He buys it a lot as he is a knife collector.  He was very happy to know he won't miss an issue.


title: Humor is good!

text: Much of what is listed as fact is opinion and heresay.  The humor is very good and some of the stories are okay, but much of the filler is not worth reading.


title: Five Stars

text: I like the variety of patterns


title: Five Stars

text: Family loved them.


title: Five Stars

text: Husband loved them


title: Digital edition is great

text: Discover is one of m y favorite magazines and having it on Zinio so I can read it again is great.


title: Our Favorite Magazine Publication

text: We both enjoy Farm and Ranch so very much we wish it would come out monthly. We especially enjoy the diaries of farmers and ranchers from different parts of the country and different operations. We've been reading this for years and highly recommend!


title: Love it

text: It's my intelligent, gossipy, guilty pleasure; and the photography is gorgeous.  The writing is exceptionally good if sometimes a little bitchy.


title: Five Stars

text: My Grandson loves it


title: great gift

text: purchased this as a gift for my grandmother.  the material is always up to date and current.  it makes great reading material when i visit her too :)  it's a classic magazine that is great for young and old alike.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome magazine. Lots of good info


title: Great Magazine for Hunters

text: My husband reads this from cover to cover.  It is his favorite hunting magazine.  He saves them for several months and refers back to back issues often.


title: Have used TV guide for 25 years!

text: The articles are interesting.  The guide supplies good info on what time and what shows are on.  Helpful with what is new.


title: it is very good, informative and thus far does not have all ...

text: Second subscription to this magazine.it is very good ,informative and thus far does not have all those crazy recipes that some others do. These you could actually use. Good product at a good price


title: Really nice pictures. Sometimes that is all you need so ...

text: Really nice pictures. Sometimes that is all you need so then this one is nice to just look at.


title: always good. Enjoy reading the issues

text: Always here on time, always good. Enjoy reading the issues.


So far have only received one copy of it. A lot of  nice pictures not much helpful reading material


title: Always good, bought it for many

text: Always good ,bought it for many years


title: Five Stars

text: Ok, does not come every month.


title: Five Stars

text: Very good reading.like alot


title: Five Stars

text: As with anything some issues are good some not so much.


title: Subscription

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Pictures are great.


Have not recovered this at all since ordering.that is the reason for the 3 rating. We have subscribed to this magazine before and really liked it.


title: Great

text: Love


title: For $6 you can't go wrong

text: Definitely not an in-depth scientific journal, but it gives you a nice taste of the science and tech worlds.  Sort of a user friendly sampler, definitely worth the $6.


title: Simply the best... to discover what's next in modern music

text: Avalanches of new bands, acts and performers every year creates or redefine genres and tendencies in modern music. The only way to understand things like "clicks&cuts", or "laptop techno" is to read about them, because it's almost impossible to buy or download every new album that is issued every week. The most avant garde of all magazines is the british 'The Wire' where you can read 100 record reviews and know only a 10% of the artists commented. The main areas covered are electronica, avant rock, improv and any other weird or experimental music. It's a bible for obsessive listeners like me.


title: Wife loves it

text: Wife loves this mag. Great price here on Amazon.


title: Awesome

text: Love it and got a great deal here on Amazon!


title: Great Magazine


title: Three Stars

text: its ok


title: Definitely not worth subscribing

text: I ordered this for my infant twins who both LOVE to look at books and be read to, and they did enjoy some of the pictures in this "magazine" which is why I gave it 2 stars instead of 1.  But this is really little more than a pamphlet with thick pages.  I subscribed almost 4 months ago and have received ONE booklet.  For the price, you can easily go to a bookstore and buy several nice board books that will be more durable and get much more use.  A magazine for babies might seem like a good idea but I highly recommend just joining a monthly book club or finding something else.


title: Best recipe magazine

text: Thhis is the best recipe magazine.  Recipes and techniques very easy to follow.  I give subscriptions to many friends for Christmas gifts.


title: Delicious

text: I love this magazine because its ALL doable by the home cook.  There are no obscure ingredients...everything is easily attainable


title: Decent Magazine

text: Good Magazine<br />  Alot of stuff the articles (mainly personal saving and investing tips)mentioned is common sense and there is similar things you can find on the internet for free. But overall a helpfully magazine.


title: Great buy- full of current info!

text: Love this magazine and all the great tips and products shown.  Helps me take better care of my body and gives me a few minutes of self care in my busy mom life. 😊


title: Wife loves the magazine

text: Bought this for my wife as she is a huge HGTV fan. The only mistake is mine, as now she wants to update the house and furniture using painting and colors from the magazine. If that is the worse that happens than I am in good shape. It is a neat magazine.


title: One Star

text: the portable phone charger never came...


title: Four Stars

text: My daughter, the high school chef, loves it!


title: Best Cook Magazine for the avid cook.

text: Love the way this mag is written with all the additional information. Very informative and truly worth the wait till it arrives!


title: Great magazine

text: Arrived on time every time. Magazine is a great read. Pity it can't be shipped to Australia. My mother-in-law loved it when she was here.


title: Great recipes!

text: I can't believe I got a year subscription for $5! This is the beat magazine. Great recipes, interesting reads, and a monthly coloring contest. Sold!


title: Too political

text: I used to read Allure as a guilty pleasure...of the women's beauty magazines I found it to be most tolerable. I recently picked up a copy while at the salon and holy moly this magazine is a pile of steaming you-know-what now. Inside there was an article glorifying Planned Parenthood as our nation's most holy organization, which appeared right next to one that lamented plus size models having hourglass figures (presumably this is insulting to women with unhealthy levels of visceral fat). There was also an article about flowers and their importance to protests and the "Resist" movement. The only other content was ads and product shilling. Why they felt the need to politicize fashion/beauty is beyond me, and I cant imagine anyone wants to get their social/political commentary sandwiched between lipstick and shampoo ads out of a magazine called "Allure". Out of curiousity I checked the publication page and surprise, surprise, Linda Wells is no longer cheif editor. This magazine is now under the tutelage of someone from Nylon named Michelle Lee, and she's done a wonderful job of making something as uncontroversial as women's fashion/beauty into something divisive and alienating to anyone who doesn't share her world view.


title: Son Loved it!!

text: My son was very happy when his magazine arrived, he goes back to it from time to time. Easy to follow stories for an 8 year old and keeps his interest.


title: Great magazine

text: It's great I just dont have time for it.


title: Look forward every month and read it right away

text: I really enjoy this magazine and get a lot of good ideas from it.


title: Love this magazine

text: I read it as soon as it comes and usually are done with it on the same day.  I also often tear out pages of things I want to look into.


title: Nice magazine with lots of ideas

text: I like this magazine, it always awakens decorating and crafty ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: ok


title: A great gift

text: Sent to my husband to read while he was away. He said it made some interesting money facts that people need to know. It was a good deal!


title: A favorite

text: Like the articles and humor.  Nice read


title: Fancy version of Good Housekeeping, Ladies Home Journal, etc.

text: I used to like "Real Simple," but over time


title: Tons of new recipes.

text: Love Rachael. The recipes in this magazine takes traditional recipes and takes them to s new level.


title: Five Stars

text: I have been receiving this magazine for 34 years now.  One of my all time favorites!


title: Love this magazine

text: The patterns are pretty and easy.


title: Love this magazine

text:
Love this magazine.  There is a lot of nfo and the dogs are adorable.  I bought a product from the ads.

cjo


title: How is full of ADs, but provides some useful commercial info...

text:
We were seeking a good creative magazine subscription that covers the commercial side of the art and design world.  "How" was all we found thus far, and it has too many advertisements, but still provides some useful info.

Much of the articles contained in several issues provided BASIC information - perhaps meant for neophytes that are new to the design world. It is unfortunate that the product specifications page does not mention this.

"How" is not recommended for intermediate or advanced professionals, but rather, it may be a good read for beginners whom don't mind overwhelming ADs.


title: This is NOT your grandmother's sewing magazine! So much cheaper to subscribe than to purchase individually, ugh

text: I really enjoy this magazine, it is quite expensive to spontaneously purchase it as an impulse at the fabric store register, so I finally broke down and subscribed.  I would also recommend an educational TV sewing programs on Sat.mornings called Sew it All and IT's Sew Easy. I think these shows might be affiliated w/this magazine…but the shows are free. I record all of them and watch later. Much like I save these Sew News issues and refer back to them quite often for various tips and projects.<br />I'm not a big quilter so I appreciate all of the focus on fashion and current trends.


title: Agreed, one year is all you need.

text: I subscribed to Men's Health for over two years and recently I've been going through the back issues to cut out some stuff for an art project and I can attest that 'there are only so many ab exercises one can do'. Every month there is a fold out workout plan /poster that focuses on a certain area of the body (abs, shoulders, legs, etc) and looking back it was pretty much the same stuff every month. I guess it would be good for someone that needs a new routine every now and then or a reminder of how to properly stay in form. The stuff in the beginning is usually diet and quick news bits about health, some sex-related Q&A, and well ads throughout. Go to your local market and pick up a copy. Go through it and just imagine every month being basically the same with minor tweaks in the info. There are good articles from time to time however. I would simply read these online if it happens to catch my interest from looking at the cover.


title: Lovely magazine,

text:
filed with relationship tips from Dr. Phil, financial advice from Suze Orman, fashion tips, recipes, book recommendations and advice on how to live your best life. For those wishing to subscribe, it's better to take the online deal -- the only caveat is that the subscription probably won't start until two to three months after you purchase it. (I bought my subscription in February -- didn't get my first magazine until April with the May issue).

It's worth it though. I was a longtime subscriber to O magazine and wanted to renew. However I was really disappointed to find out how expensive it was to renew. Instead of getting a deal, they tried to lock me in at a higher rate. I didn't renew. Instead, like a previous reviewer stated, I got the threatening letters from the subscription department threatening me to pay up or else.

When I first subscribed I got a deal, why should I be locked in at a higher rate just to read O Magazine? Instead, I let my subscription lapse and found the deal on Amazon.com irresistible to pass up, and purchased two years for $24. Well worth the price. Funny enough, they subscription department is already sending me notices to renew my subscription again when it doesn't run out until 2011. Ha. You would think that the world's most popular talk show host would reign in her magazine subscription department when it comes to good customer service.


title: Thumbs UP!

text: Got this for my mother. She is mostly home bound at this point and enjoys these. She gives is a big thumbs up.


title: Five Stars

text: Still one of the best magazines ever published.


title: Gift. They want it renewed every year.

text: Gift.  They want it renewed every year.


title: What happened to weekly issues?

text: It appears that Time magazine now only publishes double issues. So you are not getting a weekly magazine but once in 2 weeks. The number of pages are same as what used to be for weekly publication. You are essentially paying for half the content and that too is mostly advertisements. I will be stopping my subscription before renewal. If this is the way print media treats its subscribers, it is no wonder it is going downhill for them.


title: Great magazine

text: I have recieved this magazine for yearsnever found  it boring , try it !!


title: I didn't want to renew

text: I tried to stop the automatic renewal but it didn't work.  I will be returning every magazine they send.


title: Great Source for Family Genealogy Research

text: Monthly tips for researching your family tree are excellent and concise.  For deeper study in any segment of your research, take advantage of the wide selection of materials and online courses.


title: Real Simple

text: My son's girlfriend was telling me about this magazine.  I ordered a year at a special price.  When I had the chance to renew, I did. I plan on giving her the magazine for a year.  I like Real Simple, because in today's busy world, we need to make things real simple.  I have cooked recipes, made things from this book and upon completion I felt I had really done something.  I love this magazine.


title: Wired Magazine

text: I tried this magazine for six months. It has good content, but is not of my desired reading.<br />material.


It is a gift to a grandson. He requested ASK and I know he will enjoy getting it.


title: Grandson's magazine choice

text: My 8 year old grandson has enjoyed reading this magazine, "KIDS" and asked for a renewal. Good reading and  games.


title: Best Antique Magazine there is!

text: My 88 year old Grandma has been an Antique Dealer most of her life. She knows Antiques. Out of all the subscriptions she has had throughout the years, this is the only one she can't live without. She double and triple checks every year that I have renewed her subscription. This is a magazine for the real Antique lover in your life.


title: Gift of love

text: I love COOK's.  I gave this to my niece, she is in love with it as well, keep the GOOD cooking going that way when you visit you eat well.


title: Four Stars

text: I like it very much.  Loses one star for the political bias in the puzzles.  :-)


title: Vogue British Edition

text: I have been ripped off by Amazon.  Never received magazine and emails go unanswered.  Buy elsewhere.


title: No

text: Way overpriced


title: Five Stars

text: A high quality cross stitch pattern publication.


Subscriber for years.  My favorite reading material before I go to sleep.


title: No problems received fast!

text: No problems received fast!


title: Five Stars

text: Looks like great recipes.


My husband loves these magazines.  Lot of good information that you would not find any where else


title: Five Stars

text: A OK


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Five Stars

text: Hubs  loves


title: Five Stars

text: Easy renewal...


title: Five Stars

text: Great Price!


title: Good

text: Most articles are in or for the UK.


title: Love my Cosmo!

text: Love Cosmo! My subscription ran out a few months ago, so I quickly snatched up this deal! What a steal! Got as a prime deal around 8 weeks ago, & have already recieved 2 magazines! Quickly processed!


title: Plenty of ideas for a low price.

text:
I always get a good deal on subscriptions to BH & G.  Although there is a lot of advertising, I find it comparable to other magazines in that way.  There are tons of ideas in here and it's a great magazine to peruse before redecorating a room or even a house.

I always love looking at different people's homes and gardens.  The gardens are absolutely beautiful and although I can't use too many of their ideas (I'm in zone 10), I can get ideas on garden structures and design.

Lots of great recipes and ideas on entertaining as well.