title: Fun

text: Like all the different receipes, the little booklet stories and pictures.


title: Great outdoor magazine

text: Thoroughly enjoy this magazine & love Bill Heavey's writing.


title: Five Stars

text: great for girls


title: Staying Informed

text: My go to for news in international business, fashion and what's going on on US.


title: A Solid Foundation

text:
If a man came to me and said, "how can I be more intelligent, better dressed (without spending to much), and be more informed about everything from food and drink to politics and the obscure?"  I would tell them subscribe to GQ immediately.  In fact, go to the library and read the last six issues too.  In a casual, non-descript world, where nobody pays attention to details anymore (especially here in VERY casual Oregon) GQ is a bit of an island.
Esquire is a good men's magazine too, while most of the others are jokes.  GQ, though, will improve you if you just let it.
One final note... This has always been true, but especially in the last year, there have been some AMAZING investigative journalism stories and political profiles in this magazine.  The one recently about John McCain especially stands out.  It is sooooo much more than a fashion mag.


title: ROBBED

text: CONDE Nast renewed my order 3 months before it was scheduled to renew and refused a refund.  If you get the magazine, you really don't need the app as well.  I mean really, I love fashion, esp, Vogue, but who has time for all Vogue all the time.  I feel like I was bullied into their pricier product and ignored when I complained.  Can you imagine.  Vogue ignoring regular people?


title: Great Magazine

text: I love this magazine although the content is a little skimpier than it used to be/


title: It has been hijacked by propagandists.

text: I used to love this publication.  I have been subscribing to it for 48 years.  I am canceling my subscription this year.  It has turned into political propaganda for liberals.


title: WARNING it's not the same.

text: I have been subscribing to this magazine since its inception.  By far it has been the best cooking magazine on the market.  This year they changed.  We have a tradition of making many of the recipes in their Thanksgiving issue for our family.  This year they let us down.  THERE IS NO THANKSGIVING ISSUE.  What a sad thing to see happen to a once good magazine.


title: Did not like

text: Did not like.


title: Cheaper than newsstand price

text: Love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Looking forward to receiving this!


title: Great Magazine...Wrong Address

text: I love the magazine but it was suppose to be a renewal for my grandsons in CA.


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect!!!


title: Great

text: Great publication!


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy reading especially for the holidays.


title: Seamless

text: Have been using this service for years and the transition from subscription to subscription is seamless.


title: Great receipes

text: I have been cooking for 54 years and decided to try some new receipes. Love this magazine.


title: It's ok

text: As time goes on I am finding the articles less and less engaging. I'm no longer excited to get my magazine.


title: Great magazine, Great price

text: Love the content in every issue. Easy to flip through and learn stuff at the same time.


title: So, So

text: Being a traditional quilter, the so called "new pattern and design" choices does not appeal to me.  Neither does the many small project suggestions.


title: Five Stars

text: As a foodie I give it 2 thumbs up.


title: Not awesome, not awful

text: A fairly decent magazine. A little ad heavy. Not enough information about techniques. Artist profiles would be more useful and instructive if they included more about the artists' techniques and not just backgrounds/philosophies. Not bad for the beginner.


title: Timing is all

text: This should be zero stars.  This purchase of a subscription to Vanity Fair was supposed to be a birthday gift.  Though ordered in September, it has yet to be started.  Amazon knew that it might be sent later, so why are they asking for a review of something that has yet to be delivered?


title: Great magazine

text: Perfect for the way I eat now.  I love this magazine, the articles and the information it gives me on wholesome food. It's a keeper.


title: He loves it!

text: Great magazine my grandson loves it


title: Five Stars

text: Good deal.


title: Best all around magazine.

text: Southern Living has something for everyone. . Gardening, cooking, interior and exterior design and great travel ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: Delightful read.


title: Not many practical recipes

text: Not worth the read


title: Strange delivery

text: Although, for some strange reason, we received 2 March magazines. I hope my subscription is a 1 magazine a month for 2 years subscription.


title: Not terrible at all....

text: ....but dull and stodgy.  There are typically one or two borderline-excellent stories per issue, while most of the rest have cliched plots, bland writing,and very slow pacing. Loren Estleman and Brendan BuBois are two of the better writers in the magazine, but quite a few others seem to lack much feel for how actual characters would think and act.  There is often also a LOT of padding (extraneous detail). Definitely hit and miss.


title: The king of food magazines

text: Saveur magazine is the king of cooking magazines. The global travels of the writers and their food experiences around the world are a  joy  to read. While many of the recipes disclosed in the articles have hard to find ingredients there is in every issue a resource section where you have internet and mail or phone sources so you can find what you need to duplicate what you read about. Well written and  many  interesting cuisines to try. This is a  must for professionals and foodies everywhere.


title: Cancelled my subscription once they thought they were the liberal ...

text: Cancelled my subscription once they thought they were the liberal media on twitter. We get enough politics I just wanted science


title: Five Stars

text: Love this mag


title: Cozy, pretty magazine

text: The pictures are very nice but I think it is more for the business minded reader.  The recipes are great for a bed and breakfast or a tea room.  It is a little too pricey for my use, which wasn't much use.


title: More articles to read those most other magazines.

text:
I miss the days when reading a magazine was all pleasurable.  These days, it seems just about every article or story is an advertisement.  I also miss recipes made from scratch.  Would like to see more of those.

The nicest part of this magazine is it doesn't have fragrance inserts or other smelly pages.  Many of us are allergic to those sort of additives and are not able to have them in the home.  My neighbor suffers terribly from that problem.  This magazine allows me to read it and then pass it to her.


title: a little disappointed

text: Like most every other magazine, the number of pages has decreased.  Still, the info is helpful. Would like to see it published monthly instead of bi-monthly.


title: Great magazine

text: I love the Magnolia magazine!  It uses high quality paper and is filled with such inspiration from page to page!  I always look forward to the next issue!


title: For any sportsmen

text: Every sportsman knows what to expect from F&S.  Still plugging away with content I enjoy.


title: Top 5 magazines I’ve subscribed to!

text: Have gotten Trad Home for over 30 years and still love it!!


title: Beautifully done magazine!!

text: Love Veranda magazine, been getting it for years!!


title: Disappointing

text: House Beautiful is not like it used to be.


title: Playing games with the rates.

text: SA is hoping you don't search for the best price so they can screw you royally on the renewal rates.  The "standard renewal rate" is 34.91 for 12 issues.  They sent me a card toward the end of my subscription saying "this is your LAST CHANCE to lock in this low rate"  I looked up the price online and found 19.95 and 24.95 on 2 of their own websites!  I let my subscription lapse but, lucky me, I got a card today saying that I could still get the low renewal rate of 34.91!  This is no way to treat your customers.


title: Five Stars

text: Funny. For an American not living in France--some joking does not make much sense


title: resurrect Bill Buckley

text: great magazine aside from its needless obsession with abortion


title: Great

text: Ordered for my daughter for Christmas for $5, for a yearly subscription and she love it very, very,  very much.


title: Greaat

text: Got at a good price delivered to my house monthly and it is the best thing I have done lately.


title: good deal

text: We have used Amazon to order and renew several times.  The magazine and program are excellent.  Amazon gets us a good price and the autorenewal is very easy


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine


title: Digested, easy to understand and entertaining information

text: I enjoyed my subscription to the magazine, it has entertaining information, and there is always something new to learn. It is a very compact magazine compared to others, so don't expect long, extensive articles. I hope you enjoy your reads as I did.


title: Lame writing

text: Little to no improvement in this rag over it's lifetime.  Still poorly written, loaded with overused/triteness.


title: Good deal

text: What can I say. If you like Popular Science and want a good deal on a subscription take this right. This is my second favorite bathroom material behind Popular Mechanics.


title: Easy peasy

text: Wife loves it. Great promo and will be looking for more like this.


title: I have no interest in sports nor S. I ...

text: I have no interest in sports nor S.I. I don't even know why I'm getting it. I can't even find out how to cancel it.


title: Cute magazine for girls

text: Love this magazine for my daughter. I would give this 5 stars but it's pretty expensive for a bimonthly kids magazine.


title: I loved the magazine when I was a kid

text:
I was reading reviews, thinking of ordering a subscription for my granddaughters. I loved the magazine when I was a kid. I only got to read it in the doctor's office or if a classmate brought one to school because we were too poor to afford it. I was so jealous of the kids who had this delivered to their home every month. What a luxury. I was ready to order something else after reading all the bad reviews of their marketing practices. Then I noticed that I had ordered it last year for other granddaughters. I knew that I wasn't getting any unsolicited items from them. I contacted my son. He told me that his girls love Highlights. The four year old is especially glad to get each edition. And no, he had never received unsolicited items or had any problems at all.

I do not doubt that they engage in the practices that are alleged. The stories are too similar to discount and why would anyone lie about it. I am guessing that because the billing and shipping addresses differ we are not subject to the problem. I notice that grandparents are not complaining about the practice. It appears that because they have no billing information on the recipient they don't bother with the scam.

My advice is to have the grandparents order the magazine for the kids if you want to receive it.


title: Five Stars

text: Great value for the money.


title: Love Oprah hate auto renewal

text: Pay attention to the $5 price as it will auto renew and you will have to call Amazon to cancel.  I did not see this until it was too late.


title: Great for Workouts

text:
These books fit nicely on the cardio machines I use at the gym.  As for me, I'd leave an iPad or Kindle on the machine and be halfway home before I miss it.  If I do that with one of these books, so what? There'll be another in the mailbox in a couple of weeks.

I go there, get up on the elliptical trainer or treadmill, bury my nose in a well written mystery and 40 minutes later I'm done.  I lost 100 pounds in 12 months by doing this.  Make AHMM and EQMM part of your healthy lifestyle change today.

PS, I think the writing is great. It's clean, clever, witty and most of the authors have a really enjoyable writing style and voice. I wrote this review for AHMM but I pasted it into this review for EQMM as well.


title: Great for Workouts

text:
These books fit nicely on the cardio machines I use at the gym.  As for me, I'd leave an iPad or Kindle on the machine and be halfway home before I miss it.  If I do that with one of these books, so what? There'll be another in the mailbox in a couple of weeks.

I go there, get up on the elliptical trainer or treadmill, bury my nose in a well written mystery and 40 minutes later I'm done.  I lost 100 pounds in 12 months by doing this.  Make AHMM and EQMM part of your healthy lifestyle change today.

PS, I think the writing is great. It's clean, clever, witty and most of the authors have a really enjoyable writing style and voice. This review is for AHMM but I'm going to paste it into a review for EQMM as well.


title: Everything my 9 year old hoped it would be!

text: Daughter loves this magazine.


title: Great book

text: Very worthwhile.


title: Great Magazine!

text: Love it.


title: Satisfied

text: Best price I could find. Subscription started earlier than stated.


title: Ok

text: Should put more recipies


title: Good delivery, good content

text: I got this is a Christmas present for my little cousin. We're both avid science lovers and this is definitely one of my favourite magazines to read.


title: Perfect!

text: This I had been planning to subscribe a long time, but wasn't sure about the delivery. All my fears have been answered in positive. Timely delivery, easy to read and the photos do not lose their magic.


title: great book

text: I love this mag. As a new weaver it has helped me to see the potential of the loom. I have found tips, patterns and just all around good reading.


title: for big rigs folks

text: while we have found tips  in this magazine, it appears to be mostly for people in bigger rigs and more expensive rigs. it does have some nice articles about places to go.


title: Good magazine.

text: My boyfriend enjoys reading this magazine. It was a good buy and gives an excellent insight on motorcycles and bikelife.


title: A great magazine to have when planning a road trip in North Carolina

text: I gave this magazine to a couple of people as a Birthday present.  Both enjoy learning more about the state they live in and love having the magazine on display for their friends.  Personally, I enjoy reading the magazine and would appreciate the same Birthday gift.  The magazine features articles on places of interest for possible road trips as well as great stories about the states legacy and wonderful recipes as well.  I highly recommend  this magazine.


title: A Magazine You'll Really Use

text:
I am a former "Martha Stewart Living" magazine subscriber, and while I enjoyed reading the recipes in that magazine, there were very few recipes I felt I would actually try on my own.  There were so many steps, so many ingredients I didn't have or didn't know where to buy... the recipes were lovely, but unrealistic.  When I received a sample issue of "Everyday Food," I was pleasantly surprised:  while the magazine and the recipes have the same loveliness that we've all come to expect from Martha Stewart, they are also practical, easy-to-make, and delicious.  In a nutshell, I'd say this magazine is "user-friendly."

I judge a cooking magazine by how many recipes I'd actually consider making.  I made five recipes out of my very first issue of "Everyday Food," a record for me!  Each one was simple to make, different from other food I've made, and absolutely wonderful. Out of the second issue, I made four of the recipes, with equally grand results.  I compare this to my experience with my other favorite cooking magazine, "Cooking Light," where lately I'm lucky if I find ONE recipe per issue that I want to try.

The layout of "Everyday Food" is fantastic.  The magazine is small (easy to collect and store!), the pages are uncluttered, and there is a finished picture of each recipe.  There is minimal time spent on technique or discussions of particular ingredients;  rather, the magazine is devoted simply to good, tested recipes.  Even my husband will look at it, mouth watering as he turns the pages -- by contrast, he never so much glances at "Cooking Light" because there's too much "stuff."

If you want a cooking magazine that you'll actually use (and perhaps use more than your tried and true cookbooks), give this one a try.

[BONUS:  if you're offered the free apron as a subscription bonus, take it!  I received one, and it is wonderful... and cute!]


title: Price may be high but management of magazine subscriptions is convenient

text: I like Paula Deen's cooking, and find that I prefer to order my magazines through Amazon because they send me an email update when my subscription is really about to expire, so I can choose to renew, instead of flooding me with 6 months' worth of letters in the mail saying "RENEW NOW" or else, you'll miss an issue. Invariably, I never missed an issue, but I certainly OVERpaid too soon by sending in subscription cards and renewing too early when I may not have wanted to.


title: Passe!

text: Cancelled!


title: AS Advertised!!

text:
As Described-shows just a little of ALL sports,since new cards are more likley to change they are more prevelent.
Buy it once in awhile,but Sports in season require their own purchase,ie Beckett Baseball or Football offer more and the yearly issue will cover even more.
  Problem is the prices are not all that relevant unless ou hace to buy at a card shop.CUrrent prices are more esily found 'live' on eBay!-search listings.But it does help as a guide for buying and selling.


title: a beautiful magazine got AWFUL

text: Subscribed to Vogue for over 20 years. Not this year - or ever. The magazine now is Filled with ugly people and fashions. Not inspiring. I expect them to be out of business soon. So sad. Keep up the lousy work


title: Informative, funny and easy to read

text: I love this magazine. The articles are informative, but not too long. I love all the jokes. It just brightens my day and it is easy to carry with me.


title: Love this magazine

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for several years now and it is always a good read.  Lots of great features and quite a good price.


title: Too many ads

text: Love the wonderful projects and ideas. Photos are great! But most of the magazine is ads. Maybe if the ads included discounts or coupons it would be better.


title: Five Stars

text: Great info and ideas


title: Three Stars

text: too many ads


title: Five Stars

text: Loved this mag it’s alwsys full of coupons which I love


title: one of my favorite magazines

text: I always look forward to receiving the latest issue of First. It's a fun, informative magazine and I've learned a lot of great home remedies from it. Highly recommended.


title: Duplicates?

text: Pros: I really love these. They are bright, durable, and my 2 year old and my 4 year old both love them.<br />Cons: We did a 12 month subscription. We've gotten 5, but the 5th one is the same as the first. Im not sure if it was a mistake or what, but it really bummed us all out, since we really look forward to all the highlights each month. :(


title: Nice Magazine

text: Love this magazine but hate paying the full price for it. Found it on sale here and had to subscribe again. Has a lot of good information on restoring older homes.


title: Five Stars

text: Love TV Guide.  Can't imagine planning my weekly TV activity without it.


title: My favorite!

text: I love this magazine.  It's the best fashion magazine in my opinion.  Vogue is too word heavy and a little snooty for my taste.  InStyle seems to be a lot more realistic about what women wear in everyday life.  It still features the best brands (meaning a lot of them aren't affordable for the average person) but I feel like this keeps up to date on current trends, etc.  The topics are usually relevant and interesting to me.  I've never been the type to have magazine subscriptions in the past, but I've been subscribed for 2 years and I probably will be for a long time!


title: I love this magazine!

text: It's great for browsing current trends and getting ideas.  A lot of pictures and no long articles.  This and InStyle are my go to fashion magazines!


title: Israel My Glory Mag.

text:
THIS IS MY VERY FAVORITE! I tell everyone about this mag.
I have kept all mine from 2008 on. I buy the binders and put them in one year at a time. I have loaned them, bought them for family and friends too.
Every Christian Church should get this mag.
Wonderful present for the whole family.


title: Five Stars

text: bought this for a birthday present for a great granddaughter and I understand that she loves it.


title: He love it!

text: Husbands Xmas gift two years in a row. He love it!


title: Current information

text: Current information


title: Great price

text: Price you cannot beat.


title: Disappointed

text: It has become very clear that Scientific American magazine is so politically biased that it cannot present clear and factual articles.  I have read this magazine for many years and am deeply disappointed in the current bias against our duly elected president.  You do not have to like the man, but he was elected.  Also, a science magazine should be about independent and fact-based articles, not about the current popular ideas.  An example would be your articles about gender.  The plumbing you were born with is your gender.  If you are not happy, get over it and learn how to live in your body.  People do not need to know about what you do in your bedroom.


title: Fun!

text: Love this.  Good information.


title: Lots of great recipes

text: Loved i


title: Love this magazine!

text: Great deal!!!


title: eay to look at

text: down to earth food to cook


title: Traditional is the key

text: I've now received two copies of the magazine and like it very much.  Traditional, as in its title, is the key to the work's approach--nothing too radical or trend-setting.  Just good design and the means to furnish a home or apartment according to its dictates.


title: Missed issues

text: Like the magazine but I received 2 issues and then they stopped. Tried to contact them and it's almost impossible. Spend your money elsewhere


title: Lots of information

text: I have this and so does my granddaughter . We both love it


title: Interesting enlightening enjoyable

text: An old standby. It makes me feel time has stood still


title: Shows interesting home decor

text: Always fun to look through


title: Quick Delivery

text: This was a nice surprise for my boyfriend. He really enjoyed the Olympics edition. It brought him back to childhood. When I ordered back in July it stated the first issue would arrive until the end of August but I ended up receiving the first issue the next week. I was quite impressed.


title: Four Stars

text: ok


There's usually about one really good article per issue, and then one somewhat interesting one, and then one that you don't care about. But its got good info and good pics. Its good to know what goes on in the world.


title: Well worth it

text: What is not to like about this magazine - you learn something new in every issue.


title: Big age gap between magazine levels, shipping is sporadic

text:
I started with an auto-renewing subscription to Hello Magazine. Toward the end of the first year my Grandson turned two and was ready for more than what the younger magazine offered. I called to change our current subscription to High Five. We received two High Five Magazines, (September and October,)which I found to be too wordy for his age. Then the November issue never arrived.  I was planning to call when December's issue arrived. I called to tell them that I never received November.  She assured me that my (auto-renewed) subscription ran 12 issues into 2023, but could not explain why an issue was skipped with an auto-renewing subscription.  It was not uncommon to receive issues very early or very late. I have received monthly magazines out of order, such as July before June. Either they skipped a month in the auto-renewal or I'm still missing an issue.

While the stories are still too wordy for him, we love the craft and snack in the back pages of High Five. My plan is to receive this year's subscription, cancel the renewal, and save them to repeat for him when he is ready. There definitely needs to be a magazine that bridges the gap between the two.  It's unreasonable to expect 2 year olds to comprehend and enjoy the same material as 6 year olds. My grandson is a smart boy, but this magazine is not developmentally appropriate for him.


title: How could I not like it?

text: I'm from Dallas.  How could I not like it?


title: I've been a subscriber for 10 years

text: This is my favorite magazine.  The name "InStyle" and the magazine covers may be misleading because this magazine isn't only about runway trends. My favorite part is the beauty tips and Best Products lists. I highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in preserving or improving their appearance.


title: The best

text: I have been a subscriber for about 5 years and have enjoyed every single issue. Oprah has it all!


title: Awesome!  Kids really enjoy reading them!

text: Great thanks fun reads! Arrived quickly and kids really enjoy the magazine. A a a a a a a a


title: Love Rachael Ray

text: Her magazine is full if great recipes, DIY projects, fashion and health tips.


title: Love it

text: Love it!  I’m super happy with this magazine, I’ve read through it probably 10 times now. It has given me so much  inspiration for my current ongoing projects. So happy I purchased a subscription to this.


title: Husband's Favorite Magazine

text: Best Christmas gift I get my husband every year.


title: My favorite read

text: I really enjoy this magazine. It's full of recipes. What I like that it isn't the same tired limited range of ingredients. I've been able to expand my food knowledge.


title: The Best!

text: This is the best and only cat magazine that i will ever give to my 18 month old.


title: Great magazine!

text: Awesome home decorating ideas. People steal this mag from my business all the time!!


title: Good, but not THAT good

text: Martha Stewart Living is a good magazine, but definetely not worth the price you pay.  There is an overabudance of advertisements which would lead one to believe that the price should be somewhat lower.  In comparison to other magazines of the same content, it looks like they are trying to make a profit from both advertisers and subscribers.  However, it does have a lot of good information!


title: Five Stars

text: I like it


title: Not really what I was looking for

text: I appreciate what Saveur is trying to accomplish, but it is not for me. The magazine is mostly an exploration of the background of cooking culture and recipe derivation, which is fantastic if that is what you are into, and they do it well. But I am more interested in recipes and less interested in such significant background. They also cover specific cities in each issue, like Las Vegas in my most recent issue, which really is not that interesting to me either. It is more like a National Geographic of food mags and I guess I was looking for the Wired of food mags. If you are interested in detailed descriptions of city food options, reviews of rather expensive restaurants and significant recipe backgrounds, Saveur has you covered. If your more into accomplish-able yet classy recipes, reviews of affordable restaurants in various cities I suggest Bon Appetit. It was more what I was looking for and I am quite pleased with that subscription. I am not knocking Saveur, it's just a little too exquisite for my tastes.


title: not really impressed. Just doesn't give me enough info ...

text: not really impressed.  Just doesn't give me enough info.


title: Nice

text: Always liked this magazine


title: Don't bother.

text: I was harassed, stalked, and threatened by a follower of Paper Magazines Facebook page. They did absolutely nothing. I'm sorry I ever subscribed to this sad excuse of what once was a really great magazine.


title: However, this magazine is inappropriate and upsetting for my ...

text: However,this magazine is inappropriate and upsetting  for my emotionally and mentally challenged disabled Navy veteran brother, especially the tRump issue.


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite magazines.


title: Best all around women's magazine

text: It may have been around since your grandma or mother but it is still one of the best out there.  Very helpful ideas to run your house and live.  They have done a great job of updating it over the years so it applies now more than ever.


title: fun magazine

text: I love this magazine.  It has lots of ideas that are both cheap and simple to pull off.  The magazine is also huge so you are getting your money's worth.  I think it is just a fun magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Very good stories.


title: a gift for my husband

text: My husband expressed an interest in this magazine after reading a few issues at our daughter's house.  Since he never reads anything, I bought him a subscription immediately!  He is very pleased with it.


title: my favorite magazine

text: I love this magazine!  I have received it for over 20 years and I never get tired of it.  The articles are well written, intelligent, informative and lively.  I have based many vacations on articles I have read in SL.


title: I am NOT a foodie.....

text: So, I am not a foodie, but I do enjoy this magazine very much.  The recipes are doable, and the photography and photo styling is great!<br />I have actually used some recipes, and while I am an experienced cook, they are very do-able.  I plan to renew this because I enjoy this so much.


title: FOOD NETWORK MAGAZINE

text: A TERRIFIC MAGAZINE if you like to cook or just read the mouth watering recipes. I prefer the latter but that doesn't stop me from buying a magazine that is really all about how to make delicious meals. I also watch the Food Network on tv and it is fun to read about the programs chefs in this magazine.<br />Thanks AMAZON for the good price offer.


title: Just buying out of habit

text: I've been a subscriber since 1993, and I have kept every issue. Not sure why. Oh yes. It allows me to contrast the magazine's "classic" period with its current period - and it's not pretty. It's largely a fawning journal for fanboys. Maybe that's a reflection of the comicbook-driven decline of theatrical releases. Gone are the insightful stories. Now it's all "ironic" hipster-doofus commentary. The music section has largely disappeared, again likely a reflection of the industry's decline. I renewed my subscription for my wife's benefit.


title: Truth in Science

text: I am glad that we subscribe to this magazine. Our entire family enjoys it and learns from it. It is great to get a different perspective than the one forced upon public school children. As the magazine points out, evolutionists and creationists both use the same scientific facts. The difference is in how they interpret those facts. Evolutionists interpret the facts to reach a conclusion excluding the possibility of a Creator. Creationists look at the same facts and realize that there are other credible scientific possibilities other than evolution--and it is not difficult to look at the scientific facts and see how much they line up with the Bible. It is too bad that most of our children never learn that there are other scientific explanations for the  fossils, Grand Canyon, dinosaurs, etc. It is amazing to see the pictures of Mt. St. Helens compared to the Grand Canyon, for example, seeing how similar they are. It is not a stretch at all to realize that the Grand Canyon along with its rock layers, fossils, etc., may easily have been formed by a sudden catastrophic flood. ANSWERS Magazine provides articles written by scientists about science. It also has a kids section. There are articles for those in all levels of science, from basic to advanced. I wish all would read this magazine and learn about our Creator.


title: This is a great magazine.

text: I have enjoyed National Geographic for years.  Last Christmas I even gave subscriptions to National Geographic to my high school grandchildren.


title: Fun, pricey, only buy if you sew lots of garments.

text: just what I expected, I wanted fashion forward ideas and patterns.  This is not for the beginner seamstress.  Not enough guidance.  I probably will not renew my subscription.  Think I can buy or print patterns from online and come out $$$ ahead.


title: Five Stars

text: Favorite magazine, I look forward to the delivery and usually read it cover to cover the day it arrives.


title: Very fancy exotic dishes not practical lots of sauces and fat

text: I prefer the website, this mag is for rich people with high fat diets. Not one practical dish in a one year sub of this mag, I made nothing from it. Magazine is more ads then recipies and definitely not my style of healthy food prep.


title: I love this magazine.

text: I subscribe to a few cooking magazines.  This one covers a wider breadth of styles than others but does not wander off into obscure and hard-to-find ingredients.  I feel like the photographs (of food and otherwise) are nicer in this magazine than others.  I have this and Bon Appetit on automatic renewal for a reason.


title: If you like ads and are a millionaire this may be for you

text: If you like it when three quarters of a magazine is advertisements and the other quarter of the content is way out of your price range then this is the magazine for you. I was looking for a magazine for ideas, not for ads and decorating for millionaires


title: It was not really what I was interested in. I am really a hot rod guy

text: The magazine was very good automobile source but I am more of a hot rod person.


title: Exactly as advertised

text: Exactly as advertised


title: Need to add to your homesteading library

text: Awesome articles


title: I hate auto renewals

text: NO NO NO!  I hate auto renewals! I had already extended my subscription another 3 years - an offer I received directly from Car and Driver - when I got a VERY last minute notice of this auto renewal. Thing is, they send the notice when it is already too late to cancel it. As a matter of fact, I believe it was already processed, and at a rate I would not have consciously paid. Well, it's cancelled now, for good. I won't make that mistake again!


title: Reader’s digest

text: Reader’s Digest always has a variety of topics to read.


title: keep your political views to youself

text: cancelling my subscription now that they are getting involved with politics instead of focusing on science. Try getting that part right before you branch out :-(


title: Great deal!

text: it is great read and great ideas for today's men .. great price.. buy it today.. go for it :)


title: Love it!

text: This a great magazine for ideas and styles!


title: VERANDA MAGAZINE

text: I am a artist and a interior designer.  I have suscribed to Architectural Digest many years and not to Veranda.  If one is thristy for beauty, for quality, for the very best in art and design, then give the two above magazines a try7.  Also try Town and Country.  A treat of joy.  It is a delight to do a small review.  Thank you for giving me a voice in the arts.  Alice Baker


title: Is there much to say? I love it

text: I love the magazine. Not much else to say. I mean it's an incredible magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderfully interesting publication.


title: So Much Info, so little time

text: This is an information packed magazine which will take some time to read through.  The recipes are great, the photos beautiful and I've only seen my first issue.  A good buy!


title: One Star

text: Not cool


title: With the $$ easily

text: Wife loves them.  We save them up to give to our daughter when she visits.  She spreads them out among friends.  I suspect they wind up in doctors offices.  Articles great, recipes even better


title: Shipping was fast

text: Came super quick ..love the magazine


title: Warning - kindle doesn't come if it is a gift

text: Got this as a gift but very dissapointed. It was supposed to be with kindle download - but turns out if you get it as a gift, you can't activate it unless your kindle is registered with whoever it is that gifted it to you (how likely is that?) Anyway, just FYI.


title: Five Stars

text: kool


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: 9 issues, not 12

text: This isn't monthly, only 9 issues a year


title: Unreliable seller, but great magazine

text: I love this magazine. There’s hardly any worth subscribing too anymore, but this one does it! I wish the magazines would actually show up, though! Maybe worth getting the subscription somewhere more reliable


title: My kids love it!

text: Fun articles, great topics and the kids enjoy getting something in the mail each month!


title: I love the taste of color

text: I subscribed and read more than 3 years when I studyed interior and now I found never stale. I compare a lot of interior magazine in the world and pick up this to purchase caused by match the color and modernism with my taste.


title: Hate Vanity Fair

text: Vanity Fair is such a liberal magazine! After the first publication, Ivtrashed every one that came in afterwards that is how bad it is!


title: My dog Mali

text: It’s okay.. as all other magazines, it has too many ads...


title: Weak editorial content so far

text: Gifted it not very engaging


title: Don't buy

text: Wouldnt recommend


title: Fun read. Some usedful information

text: Fun read.  Some usedful information.  Mostly enjoyed looking at the new travel trailers that have been released.


title: Order early if it is a gift

text: This was a gift and he likes the magazine. Shipping was delayed. 10 weeks to receive first issue.


title: The Best Jewelry Ads Anywhere

text: If you love to look at fine jewelry, T&C has the most beautiful jewelry ads and more of them than any other magazine. The editorial portion offers insights into the lives and mores of people with more money than brains.


title: To expensive

text: To much money for a magazine subscription.


title: Great buy!

text: My son loves this magazine!  Great buy!!


title: Everyone could use this magazine!

text: So many great ideas for home repairs!


title: One of my favs.....................

text:
First off, I am not a health nut, I dont go to the gym; lets face it, I dont exercise like I should, or eat like I should.  I am an active guy but I dont have regular workout plan. I do love this magazine though.  I had bought a few from a local store every so often and had to order a subscription.  Their regular articles are great, I really like the 3 sex ones, and all of the stats on men and women.  The little add-on on almost every page giving a percent of the male popluation that has or hasnt done something or something is great.

The articles on health issues, say the prostate are very informative yet simple enough the average person can understand them.  Yet even as a biochemist I find them captavating.  I dont usually spend to much time reading the atricles on working out, as I dont really do that, although one day...  There are articles on just about everything; gadgets, clothing, cars, getting ahead on the job, etc.....  Everything you would want for a guy magazine, its just not the main focus.  I have changed my diet from reading some of the articles.  One thing you wont really find in here is politics, which is fine by me.  Usually a magazine will pick one side or the other and completely turn me off of it, I think its better that they just stay out of it all together.  One last little bit of info, there arnt a whole lot of ad's, as compared to other magazines.  There are some at the beginning and end, but very few in the middle (as far as whole page ads go).

I highly recommend this for any guy out there.  Even if you dont want to subscribe right away, go pick up a few issues from time to time at a store and give it a chance, it wont take long before you do subscribe.


title: Order if you want to be harassed and threatened

text:
Here is the excerpts of the letter I received after having just ordered the magazine and not yet receiving a bill:

"We sent our magazine to you on the good faith and understanding that you would honor the invoice . . . "

"We've kept our part of the bargain . . . if we do not receive payment within 15 days, we will turn your account over to our Credit and Collection Department"

This is ridiculous. it is condescending and rude. I sent them their payment, and asked they refrain from sending me any publications from their company in the future. What happened to treating the customer with respect?


title: Three Stars

text: ITS OVER 1/2 FULL OF ADVERTISEMENTS.I WILL NOT RENEW MY SUBSCRIPTION


title: Great price but price matter little if the magazine is ...

text: Great price but price matter little if the magazine is not entertaining. I had high hopes being a novice farmer disappointing. Mother Earth a better choice.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it. Just as I remember.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!!


title: GOOD DEAL

text: Good price. Great magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Good price.


title: Five Stars

text: Purchased for 9 year old grandson who loves sports. Loves sports! Loves to play, watch, and read about.


title: Fun stuff

text: Wasn’t my old popular mechanics but still fun to receive and read paper!


title: Keep those magazines coming from one year to the next.

text: No problems and no worries.  Use auto renew and you continue to receive a great product, at a great price, without interruption.


title: RV novice

text: Not exactly what I thought, but it has good information. Gives me places to go on the internet ,when I have questions. It took forever to get the first copy. Do not order magazines from amazon.!!!


title: Great Mag

text: Great Mag Great Price


title: Great Mag

text: Great Mag good price


title: Excellent price for 122-month subscription

text: Real Simple is an excellent magazine and being able to subscribe for one year at this super low price cannot be beat!


title: Conde Nast doesn't understand digital

text:
Conde Nast doesn't understand digital. I upgrade my digital devices quite regularly. Last week, I purchased a new iPad. When trying to activate my digital subscription on the new iPad, it told me that my password was wrong. I then tried to reset the password but the new password didn't work either to unlock my digital content. I tried to activate it using my subscriber number, but got the message "already registered, please use your username and password".

Several emails to customer service were ignored - I am still waiting for a response.

Finally I called. After being on hold for the better part of an hour and transferred multiple times, I got a lady in "digital content" who told me "oh, it simply means you have too many devices. Let me reset that".

So apparently, every time I changed devices, they increased a counter. When that went over a threshold, they just suspended my account. No proper error message given. No attempt to tell me what is going on.

Now, the sane way of doing this would of course be to "drop" any device from the account that hasn't been used with the account for a few months. I haven't been using these devices side by side - whenever I upgraded, I never used the old device again. But Conde Nast keeps an absolute counter of all devices you have ever used with one account. That is just stupid.

I will not be renewing any of my subscriptions for Conde Nast publications. None of their publications are worth spending an hour on the phone with customer service.


title: Great magizine

text: informative


title: Beware of leftist identity politics

text: I subscribed to this for a year, and it looked ok, but when I started reading it more carefully I saw that there is ALWAYS a couple of articles trying to turn your child into a woke activist. Examples of unacceptable identity politics  indocrination: black and white people are different, and white people are racist and black people are victims; men are bigots and women are victims; LGBT is great and you can be whatever gender you want.... you get the idea. Note that these articles are NEVER featured in the front page, I wonder why...


title: I cannot read this magazine with all of the ads ...

text: I cannot read this magazine with all of the ads. Every other page is an ad. You get half of the magazine, maybe. Some pages have ads on both sides. Go for HGTV Magazine instead.


title: Nah.

text: Great magazine if you only like Oprah and her friends. And nothing else. Really feels like it's Oprah talking about her oprah life and trying to sell Oprah things. I would like other magazines more.


title: A present

text: Good


title: A preaent

text: Good


title: Sent to my son

text: Liked


title: Five Stars

text: great Mag.


title: subscription not working,  ordered and paid for this  this last feb, but still have not received it.

text: subscription service stinks!


title: Not What I Was Expecting

text: I ordered this magazine because the description said it had quick & easy healthy recipes.  It does have a lot of recipes that sound like they match that description.  However, ALL of them call for "unusual" ingredients.  I shop in a fairly small town and none of the stores in my area carry these products.  So I'm sure some of the recipes would be really good as long as you live in an area where these items are easily purchased.  The magazine does have great pictures of all the recipes and I like that part of it! I am thinking some of the recipes could probably be tweaked and I may try one or two of them without the products that I can't get.


title: NOT Large Print

text: I ordered large print specifically for my Mother who is in a nursing home.  The Reader's Digest is regular print. Who can I contact to get this corrected?


title: perfect gift idea

text: My husband is overseas and this magazine gets there  the time it  would normally take from the states. the magazines are limited and this work well for him


title: I love TV Guide

text: What can I say? I love TV Guide. It's great for finding new shows to watch.


title: Great magazine good price

text: It is not available in full text in any of the library databases to which I have access, so I had to buy it in print.  It is such a joy to read and well worth the money.


title: Writing has slipped

text:
I have every C&D since late-1979.  I had a subscription before I was a teenager.

I wanted to college 50 years, but gave up on C&D in April 2022.  It's gotten to where it's rare if I read any in the past five years.


title: BEST PRICE

text: A pleasant surprise to find such a great price !Also great customer service ,every question I had was answered promptly and pleasantly. I've subscribed to NEW YORK for over 21 years, would never be without it.


title: Five Stars

text: Fun, colorful magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Fun, interesting, and educational! My daughter and I enjoy reading each issue together each month.


title: Worth the wait!

text: I am so happy to be able to subscribe to this. I am willing to wait months for it. But you may not he so make sure to read the delivery and frequency details.


title: A good beginner/intermediate magazine

text:
I recently began crocheting and subscribed to this magazine. The patterns included within are easy for beginners, some of which are great for those that have a little more experience. I'm not sure someone highly experienced in crochet would find this enjoyable. I guess it depends on what you're looking to make.

Most of the patterns are wearables, but there are some other things thrown in, such as pillows, afghans and sometimes toys/plushies.

The magazine itself is a rather quick read. There are not many articles. It gets straight to the point with the patterns and skips being wordy. I like how it doesn't create a lot of filler, because after all, we are looking for the patterns, right?


title: Very Good Gift

text: Son Appreciates


title: Good magazine

text: I ordered this magazine when I was 18, and since then I've outgrown it since it is a 2-year subscription. My younger sister (16) enjoys reading the issues now though. She loves all of the cute clothes in it and often tries out the exercise tips and recipes they include. This magazine is perfect for girls around 16-18. There are sometimes issues that have sex related things in them, but for that age group they aren't a big deal. Most of the issues are pretty clean though, so as long as parents check the table of contents they should be ok to buy this for slightly younger girls.


title: Five Stars

text: Love Rachael Ray!


title: Great recipes

text: I love this magazine. It has lots of good recipes.


title: Southern living full of Southern charm

text: Loved magazine beautiful pictures and decorating ideas


title: Great Magazine

text: Great everyday useful information


title: Great magazine

text: I love this magazine!  This magazine has a lot of different articles.  Each article is related to the past, and that's why I love it!  Even the advertising


title: A long wait time

text: Just FYI - I just ordered this through Amazon and the estimated date is May 15 to June 20th that I will receive my first issue. If you want to wait 3-4 months until your first issue will arrive than be my guest and order it through Amazon. I would suggest going through the magazine website to order your magazine and it probably will be a shorter wait time. Gets one star since I was not warned this prior to ordering. It stated pre-ordering it would take 3-6 weeks not 3-4 months. Amazon is cool though but I am impatient and I want my stuff now!


title: Poorly printed and Boooooring

text: It's poorly printed (flimsy paper, muddy colors, and boring.  You will NOT learn anything about the latest in fashion, just cartoony layouts.  Meh.  Does not hold a candle to Vogue.  Too bad Vogue does not include more menswear!


title: Five Stars

text: great stuff


title: Five Stars

text: Got only one right now deliver when the others will arrive how many books


title: great articles

text: good ideas


title: BBC Political History

text: Many rave reviews here, but I find a minute amount of history and a whole lot of politically-correct articles barely related to history and very little depth to what should be the main "history" articles.  To my surprise I found an article that seemed to be extolling the virtues of the restoration of Charles II with (naturally) plenty of condemnation of the Puritans -- it glossed over Charles' revenge against his enemies that led my ancestors to flee to  America!  Great disappointment.


title: Easy reading

text: Much easier for me to read and enjoy!


title: Hard to read

text: Forgot how small the print is, seems like the magazine is smaller than it used to be. Canceled.


title: Archaeology Magazine

text: Great magazine


title: Only got two issues.

text: Read the fine print before ordering.


title: Great magazine and great value.

text: We love this magazine, and it was a great deal through Amazon.


title: The good old days

text: My husband and I have enjoyed going down "memory lane with our first issue.  Has brought back memories I didn't know I had.  We especially enjoyed the pictures. I look forward to many more issues of this publication.


title: I'm getting now what I had paid for.

text:
I subscribed to the Large edition, and after a few written messages to the Readers Digest, they finally got it straightened out, and are sending the LARGE PRINTED EDITION that I wanted. Please send email when my subcription expires.
Thank You
Thelma Kok


title: Stories about what is coming up next.

text: For the articles and to have the schedule way before the schedule on tv.


title: Love it!

text: Mother Earth news is a wonderful magazine that I have subscribed to for almost 40 years now lots of great information and tips


title: Great Magazine

text: I look forward to getting this with every new issue.  The fact that an automatic renewal is provided takes the headache of missing an issue out of the equation.


title: A smart magazine that is loads of fun

text: I've been a subscriber for several years, and I have yet to be disappointed. The subjects range from the frivolous to the serious, but the articles aren't written in dense academic language, and even the frivolous articles are packed with useful information. As a teacher, I plan to use Mental Floss in my classroom because it's too good not to!


title: Four Stars

text: I like this magazine. It has good ideas.


title: A "Flu Shot" for Homeschoolers

text:
There weren't magazine like the "Old Schoolhouse Magazine" when I homeschooled in the 80s & 90s and did I miss out! Now, I get this magazine just to see what's going on in the homeschool world. Every time a new issue comes out I think, "This is just like a 'flu shot' for homeschoolers."

Each issue is jammed pack with what homeschoolers need to succeed: information, resources, and encouragement. You'll find articles on how to homeschool as well as testimonies of how others homeschooled. Your enjoy using the free unit studies included, learning about famous people to add to your homeschool curriculum, and even provide your children with simple art lessons from the magazine!

Going on a field trip? There's articles about field trips - what to do, where to go, or how to use a field trip as a learning experience. Homesteading? Read articles on topics such as how to make your own soap, how to make your own candles, or practical information for deer hunters.

Whether you homeschool in the city or country, in the US or overseas, in the military or on the mission field, the Old Schoolhouse Magazine has something for you. If only it was around when I was homeschooling!

But YOU don't have to miss out! Subscribe to this excellent resource. You'll be glad you did!

Cindy Downes

Author of The Checklist and Oklahoma History Online

Website: [...]


title: Ok

text: Just ok.


title: Like it a lot

text: Like it a lot


title: good magazine for kids

text: good reading for kids


title: Too long to deliver

text:
I did not find out until after I paid that the first issue would take over three months to arrive.
I purchased this for as a  gift for a 6 year old and have nothing to give her until February of
next year. As a result I can not review the actual magazine but the delivery is less than impressive.


title: Prevention

text: Don't know how I did without this mag! Filled with all types of wonderful information, to be used and shared. Ended up giving two subscriptions as gifts. Great for women who want to keep in tune with health and diet info. A great read with my morning coffee.


title: O

text: Nice magazine, and at a good price. Enjoyed all twelve issues. Lots of good information, and enjoyable articles. Advertised item prices were out of my league, but lovely to look at.


title: quick meals

text: to the point recipes


title: Great Read

text: The Economist gives all you need know in what is happening right now  in politics and in business world. The best news mag on the stand.


title: A Very Expensive Weekly

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for most of my adult life, about 50 years, on and off.  When Tina Brown was editor, you could get a one-yr sub for about $24.  It's current price is $99.  That's a lot for a magazine, even a weekly. I am also offended by the hard shift to liberal politics, which was not the case during all of William Shawn's tenure as editor.  And the magazine has developed a full-grown potty mouth, the f-word appearing commonly, plus the c-word, the sucker word, you name it. WHY? The fiction is in a death spiral, out-of-kilter with short stories from the distant corners. WHY? Still, there's always at least one good read per issue. I paid that $99, then found out it was half that if you went to the magazine directly, instead of Amazon. It was once an A, now it's a C+.


title: Advertising Magazine

text: If you like Advertisements in a magazine this is for you. Half or better is Advertisements..


title: A classic!

text: This publication has been a favorite of mine since childhood, when my late Mom always had a subscription. I am so happy to be reading this quality material again!


title: Keeps reinventing itself

text: I have purchased subscriptions several times over the years and have been cheated out my money as they have shut down without notice, and without refund or even substitutions. If I want this magazine, I will pay for it one issue at a time.


title: Great reading

text: Great


title: Good magazine

text: Great read


title: ... and a year long subscription for this price is AWESOME: )

text: Nat Geo can never go wrong in my book and a year long subscription for this price is AWESOME :)


title: Five Stars

text: my favorite magazine


title: Don't look any further for a fabulous magazine!

text: The New Yorker has a fabulous blend of different elements, all of which makes this magazine worthwhile- exceptional reviews, hillarious comics that are intelligently written (tip: look for Roz Chast's cartoons, she's great),  articles that make you stop and think, then, for the avid New Yorker (or traveler to New York), it shows show listings and going ons throughout the city. The best part- there aren't huge, horrible ads constantly screaming in your face with colors that are too bright. Basically, if you're looking for a magazine that isnt about fasion, beauty and junk like that, this is your one stop, pure heaven magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for my 8YO daughter. She looks forward to every issue.


title: Love the photos.

text: Our entire family loves this magazine.  Lots of great nature photography, from many places we regularly visit. The photo contest winners' issue is especially good.


title: Love this magazine.

text: I have been reading Readers Digest for many years and have never been disappointed. If I ever need a laugh, the first place I go to is the jokes and funny true stories!


title: Same price, less content. Pretty pictures.

text: A LOT thinner than this magazine used to be, still just as many ads. Wondering if I could find just a much content, if not Moreno Pinterest.


title: Just not the same! When I was a kid ...

text:
Just not the same!

When I was a kid, National Geographic was the go-to to look at pictures of topless women when you couldn’t find “woods porn” behind the 7-Eleven.  This led to my fetish with Ubangi tribes women.  Nary a topless tribes woman to be found anymore.

Also, this is much smaller and thinner than it used to be.  It was common for us to have stacks of old National Geographic magazines in the basement that we would use for kindling, impromptu body armor, or just rolling them up and using them as a blunt weapon.

Price has gone up and quality has gone down.  And don’t get me started on “TV Guide!”


title: RIP OFF!!  Subscribed July 16, its now Dec 5, 1st issue still NOT here!

text: I subscribed on July 16, and now its December 5 and the first issue is still NOT here. I know they are bi-monthly publication, but I at least should have received the September/October issue. I asked the publisher and they said the November/December edition would be to me on December 14!!! Why call it "November" if it doesn't come until halfway through December!!! UPSET! HORRIBLE!!! RIP OFF!!!!


title: Not getting what I paid for

text: Ordered in July 2022, have received only 2 very thin magazines..along with a bill for 24.00..wth???


title: Cancel subscription at least 4 months ahead-or you are stuck with it

text: Unable to cancel 3 months early.  What a ripoff


I am sure I will love it when I start receiving it. Have bought at the super market on several occasions.


title: Worth it!

text: Excellent magazine! Great price!


title: Five Stars

text: The kids love it. They fight over who gets to read it first.


title: Good magazine but please stop with the celebrity cover stories

text: The main thing I don't like about Redbook is that each month the cover story is about an actor or actress.  It's always the same type of interview - they are almost interchangeable.  We hear some some TV or movie star talk about how they are just a "normal" person, struggling to make dinner and take care of their children.  Then there's usually the part about how their spouse is the love of their life and how they balance work and marriage.  Then don't forget the part about how he or she has now FINALLY found peace and happiness in their life.  If I had a dollar for every one of these celebrity relationships that has ended, many in nasty breakups, I would be rich.  And does anyone really believe that their lives are normal?  I really, really wished Redbook would switch up their cover stories. How about covering an issue?  Or maybe just a recipe on the cover?  But, all in all I like Redbook for it's low cost and it keeps me in "the know" about fashion.


title: Five Stars

text: Matt love this magazine for it's wonderful themes


title: Five Stars

text: This is Matt's favorite magazine, when it comes he gets right into it


title: Magazine subscription

text: My husband really loves when this magazine comes in the mail.


title: I Look Forward to this Magazine Every Month!

text: Such an enjoyable magazine! I have implemented many of their design ideas in a recent home renovation. I look forward to receiving this periodical every month...


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine and so helpful for a remodel we are in the midst of!


title: Well worth it!

text: Love this magazine.  I've been a subscriber for years.


title: Five Stars

text: Helpful in so many ways, couldnt be without it.


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE THIS MAGAZINE!!!!

user_id: AEBZKMOUXSALLIZNEKNGVYILYXMQ


title: Very useful

text: I recently remodeled my entire kitchen with my boyfriend and this magazine is great; it has resources and  a lot of low-cost ideas for homeowners. I got my backsplash from one of the website that Handyman magazine suggests and it turns out beautiful (low cost too.) I would certainly recommend it to others.


title: Crafty

text: Good informative magazines


title: Waste of money

text: I never signed up for auto renewal.There is nothing but ads in this magazine. A waste of my money, will not renew!


title: LOVE Real Simple

text: I always end up buying this magazine at the store so having a subscription is the best gift I could give myself.


title: great healthy food information

text: This will be my second year for this publication.  I find it to have good information on healthy eating and good recipes.  I look forward to reading it every month.


title: I enjoy this magazine.

text: I really like reading this magazine, it has interesting stories and articles, but with all the prescription advertisements, it should probably be free!


title: Five Stars

text: My dad loves it.


title: Not enough people

text: To my mind, a magazine called "People" should have more people in it. Since I began my subscription in 1978, I've uncovered a detectable decline in the number of people appearing in the so called "People" magazine. For the most part, the decline has been pretty steady. 1986, however, was a notable year, as the number of pictures of people in People declined by 64%. This same year saw an increase in dog photos by roughly 3%. It was at this point that I wrote to the editors suggesting a name change for the magazine, or else keep the ratio of dogs to people reasonable. Or else feel my wrath. And by wrath I mean cancelled subscription. Much to my chagrin, they called my bluff and cancelled my subscription for me, so it's fortunate that I had another subscription coming to my house under a pseudonym. What is that pseudonym, you ask? Johnny Depp. And that pseudonym is what has gotten me into the annual People Magazine Christmas party every year since. And each year, as I stand on my hind legs next to the punchbowl, talking with a gorgeous starlet, I laugh and laugh, because while the editors of the magazine are all cornered by drunken John Lovitz, I am enjoying every dog and man's dream, and it feels as though the night will never end.


Discover just as it's always been. My dad was happy for a renewed subscription.


title: Finally a magazine for women beyond 30...

text: This magazine is in French and it is targeting women beyond 30. Articles are interesting and women focused. I only regret that they don't add patterns and recipes..


title: Best Magazine

text: I love this magazine I. Miss New York


title: Going down hill

text: This has gone from a 5 star for me to a 2 star since the change in ownership.  If I want something like the new version, there are online, freely available eye candy with little substance sites everywhere.  Click bait does not work on me, and it feels like that will be the way the printed magazine will be in a short time, sorry to say.


title: Never disappoints

text: This is one of those things in life you can trust won't disappoint.  Every issue has well written articles that often have you going to the bookstore do you can learn more.  Special features make you wish you had access to the tools to try them at home.  I may not be a kid anymore,  but PS still intrigues me today as it did then,  I just don't need Grandpa around to explain things to me anymore.


title: Boy have they changed

text:
I got this as a Deal of the Day, without having opened an issue in a decade or more.  This is the same mag in name only.

This has become a mag for gamers through and through.  I would suggest going and taking a look in a store before buying this online.  I would cancel it if I had a chance of getting my money back.

Update:  The issues have become slightly more inclusive lately, with an article or two per issue not intended for the gaming community (i.e. utility programs) but most of the issues are still geared towards gaming hardware or how announced but not released tech might affect gaming 'rigs'.


title: Love This Mazagine!

text: I've lived in L.A. all my life, it's my favorite place to be, and I'm so glad there is this magazine to cover everything about the city I love.


title: My favorite magazine

text: I've been getting this magazine for a few years now. It is the only one I keep getting in print and I keep a lot of back issues, I can go to a recipe and use it


title: Great current

text: Great current news


title: One Star

text: this is a front for advertizers selling pharmaceuticals.  Wow!!  Not a decent recipe, just ads for pills.


title: Subscription

text: I buy this for my mom. She loves getting the physical magazines.


title: Excellent magazine!

text: I ordered this for my granddaughter and she loves it!


title: magazine is great but can't cancel

text: Bought this magazine years ago for my husband. Now it just keeps coming and I keep getting billed for it. Anyone know hot to get it to stop.


title: Not what I expected

text: Thought it was short stories relating to my home state, Florida.  It was all poems. Not fond of poems.


title: Great science info

text: Great science info.  There are enough categories to cover a broad spectrum so something for each science nerd.  If you love science but are turned off by periodicals with a more academic audience, this is for you.  Stay up to date with good,concise articles and lengthier features.  I sound like an advertisement but many of my family love this magazine!  Good gift item.


title: Made an excellent gift

text: My mom is a school teacher and I've gotten her a 1 year subscription to this every year for her birthday. She absolutely loves this magazine and reads it front to back. She definitely would give it 5 stars if she knew how to review things on Amazon.


title: Five Stars

text: I love Oprah!


title: Easy to give gift

text: I bought this for my daughter in-law because she is an avid seamstress.  She had been subscribing to this magazine but wanted a renewal.  That tells you something.  They make it easy because they simply add on the new subscription to the remaining time on her current subscription.  No double magazines!


title: Excellent magazine

text: Easy to read and relate


title: Sucks!!

text: I was also very excited over this purshase but I haven't been able to download the digital copy and haven't recived the magazine or bag yet.


title: The death of print

text: Wow about 1/8" thick with most of it ads. What a joke


title: why buy here when you can pay half the price

text: I was going to order the magazine through this site and thought perhaps they were offering a 2 year subscription for $24.  When I saw it was only 12 months, I went to the Nutrition Action website and only paid $10.


title: Five Stars

text: I love to read about new quilting ideas.


title: Received early

text: My daughter loves reading these magazines! So cute and informative:)


title: This is a scam.

text:
It won't show up. Ordered this in May, was supposed ship early August, which is ridiculous but ok... But it's now "delayed" with no line of sight to receiving. Most reviews say this is a tiny magazine full of ads. They won't cancel my order. Not worth the headache.

Update: Received one magazine about two months ago. Nothing since. This is a scam.


title: Five Stars

text: A good source of all the latest and greatest.


title: Fun Memories

text: Really enjoy reading the stories.  Bring back so many fond and fun memories of my childhood.


title: Delicious recipes

text: Great magazine


title: Are the ratings for Muse driven by parent hype?

text: Believe it or not, I have well-rounded, intelligent, curious, fun children aged 11 and 15 who do NOT like this magazine. I ordered it for them based on the product description and the many glowing reviews. They've always been voracious readers but this magazine doesn't appeal to them. Why is it such a miss? I think Muse presents information in a "fun" manner but the information isn't something my kids long to tap into. They're natural learners and certainly not dullards but, at this point in their lives, are not spellbound by presentations about eccrine glands, biometrics, organ transplants and biodiversity. If your child has very adult interests, this will be great. My kids will get there someday but they're not there yet. I'm giving away the nearly untouched editions to a local charity in the hope that someone will enjoy it.


title: I love fixing things.

text: Great magazine with handy projects.


title: Simple Approach to Life

text: Started receiving monthly magazines with suggestions on how to improve lifestyle, decorate and every day things we may be taking for granted.


title: Recommend

text: One of the best food magazines out there for recipes.  I have a subscription to so many but as far as practical, easy, weeknight recipes this one has the most.


title: Lacks content

text: This magazine used to be great or maybe my culinary/nutrition knowledge has outgrown it...idk. But after receiving one issue basically being an ad for a new diet i lost interest. Won’t be renewing.


title: First issue has arrived

text: Wife was ecstatic to receive her first issue!!


title: Like

text: Have liked this mag since it was first published, still do.


title: WOW

text: WHO DOES NOT LIKE CANDY I LOVE IT AND THE MAGAZINE TOO FOR ALL THE CANDY LOVERS OUT THEIR WHAT GREAT GIFT GO AND CLICK TO AMAZON. COM FOR YOURS


title: So much more advertising than actual articles. I was ...

text: So much more advertising than actual articles.  I was hoping with the advertising they would list already existing log homes for sale.


title: My Favorite Magazine!

text: I love this magazine! It doesn't seem like it has as many advertisements as the other magazines I read. The articles keep my attention; I usually finish the magazine in a day. I have other subscriptions to similar magazines that kind of get read whenever I feel like it. Can I just buy a lifetime subscription :) I will definitely renew.


title: HATE IT

text: Won't load. Never works. Still stuck on February. I don't recommend it.  Don't waste  your money. I have contacted them but it still didn't get me anywhere so I finally gave up. Not worth all the stress.


title: consumers must

text: Love CR. Very informative<br />Must have before purchasing. I love the car and small electronic reviews.  My must have before purchasing big and small items.  I loved the issue on internet scams.


title: Not read

text: I just received and have not had time to review the magazine


title: Lost my business forever!

text: I find it hard to believe that a supposedly reputable magazine would allow any articles from someone that is obviously using fearmongering to make money off of gullible people.... namely the so-called "Food Babe"! She knows very little about food, or chemistry! And since I find intelligence more attractive than a pretty face, I hardly consider her a "Babe" since she seems to be rather stupid! I will not renew... and I will do everything I can to ensure friends and family do not subscribe or renew!


title: Aimed at small businesses.

text: Usually has good articles and information for small business owners - many other magazines are aimed at big business, and are not as relevant. That said, there are often features on how to scale and grow into a big business.  Sometimes there's a little too much presented on franchising, but it's still a good read.


title: Not my kind of Magazine

text: I picked this magazine over Fitness and Self based on the reviews I read.  This magazine arrived last week and I was very disappointed.  First the content is very mature (language and content), and I have young girls in my household. Needless to say this first copy is in the trash already.  Second, I was looking for fitness, and healthy lifestyle content, if I wanted to read views on politics I will pick up News Week or the Wall Street journal.  I won't be renewing this magazine, and wish I could cancel and get my money back now.


title: Disappointed

text: I thought there would be more content to the O Magazine. Too much advertising.  It needs more articles of interest to the average person.


title: Very helpful

text: Great magazine


title: Awful

text: Used to be s good magazine. Unreadable since new publishers took over.


title: We have not received the mag yet after nearly 2 months.

text: My daugther is upset since she expected to have the magazine by now. She checks the mail everyday. Her disappointment is heartbreaking. She asked me whether she would get the magazine or not..


title: Lots of eats

text: Great info


title: An obsession

text: Porsche is German for sports car


title: Book

text: Didn't order


title: One Star

text: rather flimsy paper and was damaged in mail


title: ordered to extend my subscription-- instead I am getting two per month.  oopps.

text: Love this little magazine.  Did not want two delivered every month.  Hope they will work with me.


title: In my opinion,

text: In my opinion, it doesn't have alot of content and might as well subscribe to their facebook page and get it there for free


title: Beautiful

text: Beautifully done and helpful with design.


title: Excellent magazine... when you actually receive it

text:
If you really want to read this magazine, DO NOT subscribe. Just buy it from Barnes and Noble. I purchased a year and received four issues. Four. I haven't seen an issue in six months.

The magazine is very artistic. It's large like Rolling Stone used to be. Very nice fashion photographs and interviews on art and fashion.

Too bad the company blows.


title: A magazine for Jeepers

text:
Excellent photos, interesting stories, a lot of tech info, new products, and reports from competitions make this an excellent magazine. I also like how personal a lot of the CRAWL writing feels.

I highly recommend this magazine for all jeep enthusiasts.


title: The best of classical music delivered right into your mail box.

text: My wife and I are both classical music nuts and the BBC Magazine with the CD is something we look forward to every month.


Great Magazine for the motorcycle enthusiast. Covers just about everything and anything related to motorcycling including safety, riding gear, new models,recalls, tools, etc


title: Mom Loves It

text: I bought this for my mother for Christmas as she loves the HGTV channel. Now, she also loves the magazine.


title: Gift

text: Gift


title: Dont Order Magazines

text: No one knows anything about the subscription at Amazon.  No point in wasting your money even though it is priced super low.


title: Great reading for DIY-type homesteaders.

text: This magazine was recommended to me by a friend who said it was good reading for people who were already living the homesteading life and she was right! The problem with most other magazines like this is they are too mainstream telling you things like the benefits of growing and storing your own food. We’re already on board with homesteading. We want tips and ideas we can use and this magazine does that! Highly recommend, especially if you are a DIYer around the house and property.


title: Good reading

text: Enjoy reading the stories in the magazine. Just getting the magazine brings back memories


title: Memories

text: Love this magazine because it brings back memories. Enjoyment to read


title: Love this magazine

text: Pretty images and relateable articles for women who are over the sex quizzes and don't want to spend $1,200 on a pair of boots.<br />Their recipes are really hit or miss. Sometimes they are good, but most of the time I find them super bland. The pictures are always gorgeous, but the flavor usually needs an added kick!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Good

text: Was a gift and they have enjoyed it very much and they have continued the subscription after it expired . Recommend


title: my daughter loves this magazine

text: we have had a subscription for several years and my daughter gets so excited when she gets a new issue in the mail.  The magazines only come every other month but she looks at the same issue over and over until the cover is falling off. she loves american girl!


title: Good clean fun!

text: This is a very positive magazine for girls.  My teenage daughter loves it.  Good messages for girls.


title: It's okay.

text: I don't care for the layout. There seems to be an advertisement on every other page. I have only read two issues so far and I can't think of one article that stands out. I got this for $5 for a years subscription so I can't really complain. Will update my review after a few more issues.


title: No info just advertising.Don't waste your time

text: This used to be a real magazine with useful information. Now is just one giant advertisement for cosmetics and a few nutritional supplements. Don't waste your time or money.


title: Fun Magazine!

text: Great for baby-boomer memories!  Sylvia  7/11/2020


title: Great Read!

text: Quite a variety of articles.  Sylvia  7/4/2020


title: Good Read!

text: I always enjoy Time magazine  -  Sylvia 2/6/20


title: Animal tales magazine review

text: Very cute magazine that my 11 year excitedly looks forward to.


title: Five Stars

text: Great for Mass and anytime prayer.


title: Great articles

text: Grandkids love these, it motivates them to read.


title: Five Stars

text: very satisfied


title: Disappointing 2018 reboot.

text: The last two issues of the revamped Mad magazine were just not funny.  In the past I could always count on at least 3+ laugh out loud experiences.  It now leans to mean-spirited, overtly political and seems to have ratcheted up the sexual innuendo to more raw and graphic.  A big disappoint from a long time subscriber.  Suggest only purchase past issues and stay away from this reboot.


title: A golf lovers gift that keeps on giving

text: My husband and I enjoy golf like some fans love football.  This subscription was the perfect gift.


title: Awesome magazine!

text: I have subscribed to Real Simple since it came out. It is a wonderful magazine. It offers many tips for living, eating, fashion and a host of other wonderful things!


title: Super magazine!

text: I have subscribed to Southern Living for many years. It has wonderful recipes, decorating ideas and vacation ideas. I wouldn't want to be without it!


title: Great magazine!

text: This is a great magazine for folks who live on or near the coast or even for those who armchair dream of being on the coast. A great magazine!


title: Watercolor Artist Mag

text: Love getting my favorite magazine in kindle form.


title: MacLife magazine.

text: I look forward to getting my new additions. It takes quite a while to try to review all the recommendations and tips that the magazine gives. I love a magazine.


title: Keeping it because it's super cheap

text:
I'm not a "fashion magazine" type of woman. I'm in my early 20s, married, and in graduate school. I'm not liberal but I'm also not conservative. So when I subscribe to a fashion magazine, I expect fashion. But Marie Claire is trying to do too much. I like some of it - like the articles from women around the world and the article about stalking. But the articles about plastic surgeries or new "fitness" techniques are not for me. The most annoying aspect of Marie Claire is the almost liberal spin on the issues. I don't think the editors at Marie Claire really have the clout to make any political statements.

As a grad student, I don't have money for high fashion, so I've never bought anything based on the magazine. Most of the "fashion" is too much for me. I like the "big girl in a skinny world" column even though I'm not plus sized.

I'm only keeping it because I got it super cheap, and it's mildly interesting. I'll probably end up cancelling it after a year - maybe I'll try ELLE.


title: Mediocre at best

text: I had never read women's health magazine but there was a lightning deal for it so jumped on it. I guess I wanted more of a health magazine and less of a fad diet/ sex secrets magazine. The content was somewhat repetitive from issue to issue and generally lacked substance. I'd give it a 2 star for my own personal opinion of it but I gave it 3 to be fair because I'm just not that girly. I don't need make up tips to make me look 10 years younger. I rather have tips for finding the right running shoes.


title: I made a subscription on the 3rd of october 2017 ...

text: I made a subscription on the 3rd of october 2017 and have not received a single issue to date (27th of February 2018), I get no response to my messages via the "report a problem" link.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Love it

text: My girl loves to read this magazine.  She enjoys all the features and articles.  Real Simple and Good Housekeeping are her favorite magazines.


title: Great Articles

text: I enjoy the articles in Real Simple very much. I have learned so many good hints from the articles. I also share the magazine with my daughter.


title: Not what I expected

text: Really expensive magazine and not much to it. It's pretty thin and usually has a few articles that I save, but for the most part I was disappointed.


title: Fun to read

text: Was thrilled to receive a special offer from Amazon for People Style Watch.  It's a fun magazine!


title: Three Stars

text: Took a while to get.  Got it for my husband as a birthday gift.


title: I still did not receive a clutch!

text: I am not giving 5 stars, because I did NOT receive my clutch when I got my first magazine.


title: Happy with the magazine but has less content than the regular sized text version

text: I bought this for my father for Father's Day a couple years ago and he still likes it so I continue to subscribe but I hate the fact that it's less content the original.  Because it's large print some of the content is cut out.  It's an expensive magazine and I am certainly paying more for large print so I think they should increase the number of pages and include all of the same content.  Nevertheless, there are not many choices out there for large print magazines that would appeal to my elderly father so I'll continue to subscribe for now.


title: I have subscribed to G & A since I became a new gun owner.

text: I love the information I get from this magazine.  It has helped me out on numerous questions with detailed information, how-tos and product reviews.  I purchased my second gun based on their product reviews.  I like how they don't look down to the newbies.  Thanks!


title: Five Stars

text: Just what I was waiting for. ..


title: perfect.

text: perfect love animals.


title: Only downside to this purchase was that my husband had ...

text: Only downside to this purchase was that my husband had purchased this for me literally two days before and I was unable to cancel it.


title: A Good Magazine For All Skill Levels

text: I'm pretty impressed with this magazine for a couple of reasons. First of all anyone who has subscribed to a DIY or home improvement magazine aimed at women will tell you that the articles are pretty basic. I wanted more then learning to sponge paint wallpaper or how to create a succulent garden in a teapot. Handyman magazine has a variety of articles for a variety of skill levels. Some of the articles are out of my reach (for now), like how to properly vent a roof or learning joinery techniques, but other articles were really useful. How to fix a leaking sink / bathtub, how to take apart a washing machine to check the filter for debris and how to choose the right lumber for your project we're just a few that I plan to employ right away. There were also some really simple DIY things like making a dryer lint fire starter or how to organize screws and all the projects came with good step by step photos instructions. All-in-all I thought this magazine hit every handyman level from "how do I stain my dining table?" all the way up to "I have all the tools now give me a cool project to do!" Having devoured my first issue I'm excited to see what comes next.


title: Five Stars

text: Have always loved this magazine.


title: Still love it after all these years--a must for TV-aholics

text: It's TV Guide--what can you say?  Very informative and fun to read.


title: Love it!!

text: I see a lot of complaints about the ads or whatever else bothers folks, but I love this magazine and it never fails to hold my interest. The cost isn't as cheap as other magazines, but neither is the quality of the information, articles and the magnificent photos. I don't have to wonder how accurate their information is. Well worth it!!


title: Not what it used to be

text: Not the magazine i grew up with in the nineties 😔


title: Most important is You Cant read the text, useless i want my Money back

text: Useless


title: Time, very untimely

text: While I loved the price of this subscription I have not been able to enjoy it yet because I have not received my first issue, which is disappointing because there was one that I really wanted to read.


title: Truly Texan

text: Texas Monthly magazine gives a fresh perspective on all things Texan.  The political commentary is progressive, not the good old boy viewpoint so often connected with Texas.  In addition, it celebrates cultural traditions and the natural features of the unique Texan landscape.  After a day of checking out one of those features, the reviews of restaurants all across the state will help you find a smoky barbecue joint or a cozy inn.  I really like the piquant tone of its editorial staff!


If you love recipes this is the magazine for you.  Each issue gives me great ideas to try and my family loves what I make.


title: Conscientious, in-depth stories

text: The story on the vaccine debate, thorium for nuclear energy, Clive Thompson's post - they all make wired a magazine I count on for maintaining an educated outlook on the world.


title: Fun, Creative Energy

text: This magazine has it all. It's practical, creative, fun, colorful, and energic. I love it!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Has something to offer everybody


title: An easy Chef's book for everyday cooks!

text: Give been coming for over 60 years, having learned from an amazing chef. Cooks Illustrated offers incredible hints and information in easy to understand language.  I think that even topchefs can learn from this amazing magazine. Just pick one up and check out the spectacular recipes and incredible photos.

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title: Cool magazine

text: Great ideas


title: Awesome!

text: I got this for my boyfriend because he loves hiking and adventuring. He is obsessed with this magazine and has been ranting about it nonstop. This is an awesome subscription


title: Full of warmth

text: Great recipes and articles with lots of beautiful photos


title: Not crazy about it

text: 90% of this magazine was ads


title: SUNSET MAGAZINE - A Great Gift for Family Members in CA

text: Our son lives in the Los Angeles are and really enjoys the travel tips in SUNSET.  We are renewing again as a gift to them.


title: I am a fan

text: Delicious is my absolute magazine. As a chef in the USA, I respect this British publication above all.


title: Satisfied

text: Was bought as a gift


title: Excellent

text: Excellent academic publication. Solid overview of anthropology and sociology academic work being done from the Islamic viewpoint. Highly recommended for both laypeople and people in academia as well as anyone interested in understanding how Muslim social scientists are exploring the world.


title: Excellent

text: This journal is for academics. That should be stated first. For the student or teacher of anthropology this journal is an excellent, exciting resource.


title: Best part of living on the Left Coast

text: Still one of the best magazines to subscribe to if you live on the West Coast. Especially enjoy seeing the recipes for easy weeknight meals.


title: Waste of money

text: The quality of the articles has gone down, full of advertisements, will not be renewing my subscription again. - very dissipointed


title: What’s better then the good housekeeping seal!

text: My favorite magazine!


title: Worth Every Penny

text: I have been a loyal reader of Mojo for many years. I am a music writer myself, and in my opinion, Mojo offers the very best in music writing today. They deftly blend coverage of the great music of the past with the most current stuff. You can buy it at your local Barnes and Noble, or Borders, but be advised that the current issue in those places is actually a month behind what is on the newsstands in England. Mojo is expensive for sure, but in my opinion it's worth the price. It's not easy to come up with over $100 for a subscription though. I would suggest that Amazon consider offering a quarterly payment option for a subscription at this price.


title: Grandson's favorite reading material

text: 8 year old grandson loves receiving his monthly issue and reads cover to cover, many times.  Anything that gets an active boy to read something he loves is a good deal!


title: Five Stars

text: Good price on a great magazine.


title: Love it

text: Absolutely love getting this. So many neat ideas to try


title: You'll learn things

text: I've been a Reason subscriber forever. If you want the news that no other source provides, this is for you. As the title suggests, it's all presented in a very reasonable way.


title: I love National Geographic.  I do wish it had larger print though.

text: Took awhile to get my first issues but really like it.  I will be ordering a new prescription.


title: Great writing.  Terribly slow delivery of physical product.

text: Slow and unpredictable delivery of paper magazine.  It arrives after I’ve read the news.


title: Uninspired

text: Same faces, same politics, same music, same agenda. It's pretty tired at this point and has lost so much of it's edge. A few well-written, interesting investigative stories appear every now and then.


title: There is only one sewing magazine worth buying

text: Threads is an excellent magazine.  I have been getting it for years and look forward to every issue.  I learn something from every issue.


title: Great Magazine

text: If you love "country" style decorating this is the magazine for you. I love it. They feature amazing homes all decorated beautifully. I get many ideas for my house from this magazine. Well worth the price. I just renewed for another year. One of my favorites.


title: Excellent (if you don't mind advertisements)

text: Quite a few ads but really good articles.


title: Buying magazines for kindle is too hard

text: I had hoped to use my Kindle Fire for magazines. I bought my subscription through Amazon and had followed directions to get my first issue. Worked great.  Second issue, big problem. As I struggled to get the issue downloaded, my password was not accepted, my help request was not answered, and the issue that I could not get downloaded was gone from the list.  I would suggest buyers use Zinio. One you have successfully loaded the app, there is no problem getting the magazines. In fact, it works like buying books on Amazon does. I do not understand why magazines (from Amazon) cannot work the same way. I am very disappointed and do not expect to buy a magazine from Amazon again


title: Not for me

text: I will not renew it. I subscribe to many other food/cooking magazines, so I definitely have others to compare it to. It does not have the kind of recipes I would make.


My Son in law and grandson race to look at this first. Its been the perfect birthday gift for two years in a row!<br /> TBride


title: Mom of junior Organ Scholar

text: My kid has had an interest in pipe organs since before there were any permanent teeth.  This magazine is very informative and he thoroughly enjoys reading it.


title: Not large print

text: I like the magazine but thought I had ordered the large print edition, but it didn’t come that way. It’s hard to read.


title: The Best Food Magazine

text: I read many food magazines and Allrecipes is the best there is! The recipes are rated with comments, use ingredients most would have and never disappoint. I highly recommend this magazine. It is SO worth the money.


title: Features interesting travel spots and great recipes.

text: I loved looking at this magazine as a child and it was a wonderful gift subscription to give to my daughter.


title: okay

text: We have had a description for years for our boys and girls. Perhaps there has been an editorial change or staff changes. We have noticed however a change in the articles as of late. Lets about sports and what the athletes do and more about their causes and the sides of athletes we dont really want our young kids know about so much. Just sports. Would love to see some role models from other sports and maybe some historical things in sports  -- how games were played or developed (basketball, baseball,etc>), National Negro League, Lacrosse, international sports, etc.


This is the best knitting magazine in USA. Lots of patterns.  I loved all  the slipper patterns.  For Xmas I will be making a pair for everyone in the family.  I know the females will like them.  I'll try to make something manly for the males.  Keep on publishing this magazine.  It's great.


title: Lol..people think I'm a good cook..thanks TOH;)

text: Always GREAT RECIPES...I love Taste of Home.


title: Love, love, LOVE this magazine! :)

text: Always fresh and exciting and most of all...ROMANTIC. It's DELICIOUS:) This is my absolute all time favorite. I really look forward to getting this each month. I am never disappointed. ENJOY! :)


title: This has a great price on a magazine that I have used for ...

text: This has a great price on a magazine that I have used for year. It keeps me informed, I know what is on tv and get great articles about the stars and shows.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine with many good recipes and ideas and not a bunch of advertising


title: Magazine is not what it used to be

text: I am so disappointed in this magazine. They altered the format--visually--and now the articles and recipes look like ads, and the ads look like text. I am so disinterested in looking and reading the magazine, and I used to love it. Regardless of whether a particular recipe interested me, I still enjoyed reading and going through the magazine. Now I just get annoyed--part of the fun of a cooking magazine is enjoying the "feel" of it. The warmth and energy of the past are gone. I hope that the editors are listening and revise the format again.


title: Entertainment Weekly rocks!

text: great, entertaining and informative pop culture magazine -- and so inexpensive through Amazon!!!


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine!


title: Received first copy sooner

text: Received my first copy 1 month after I ordered-sooner than expected. Looking forward to the tips and ideas offered in the magazine.


title: Sadly Not a Women's Mag Anymore

text: I cancelled my subscription awhile ago noting the magazine that I had subscribed to for so many years had turned into left-wing TRASH.  In fact, I would call this magazine anti-conservative in every way, as though the entire reader's base should consist of hate for strong, intelligent, educated and free-thinking women. I looked at a recent copy of the magazine and couldn't believe that it is even worse than before - if that is possible.


title: Not My INSTYLE!

text: I Remembered INSTYLE as just that, the newest, best products ( each with Editors reviews) in every month's issue. That isn’t INSTYLE MAGAZINE in 2020. Poor quality of paper, nothing of interest to me, paid ads, I will cancel ASAP.


title: Wonderful Magazine

text: First & Woman's World, two of the best magazines there are. This is really a savings compared to stand prices but get even a better deal with First Magazine website. 34 issues for 34.95.


title: Only 2 Magazines Delivered

text: Great magazine, but beware. I only received 2 magazine’s after subscription. No way to contact anyone about remaining order. Sad.


title: Not what i was wanting. Assumed there would be ...

text: Not what i was wanting.  Assumed there would be more recipes.


title: Magazine is full of smelly fragrance ads.

text: "Men" magazines are now targeting "women"?  Not for me!  Cancel please.


title: WARNING!  This magazine uses smelly Cologne advertisements.

text: Opened the magazine to preview the articles and was hit by the smell of cologne which made me nauseous.  Threw the mag in the recycle bin.  Never buy it again.