title: HGTV Magazine has ISSUES!

text: Got a subscription for Christmas and received the 2nd issue published. Didn't get the Jun-Jul issue. They said they were out and my subscription would be extended, just as a previous reviewer mentioned. So, in 8 months, I've received ONE issue. It wasn't great either. Not really worth keeping. It's late August now and I don't have the September issue yet. Hope it comes soon. Oh, and btw I just got a renewal email....hahahaha AS IF! Not gonna happen. Too bad, because I like the channel but the magazine may have launched prior to being ready for prime time!! Save your money. Buy a magazine with a good reputation, consistency and more than 5 issues planned for a year.


title: Great Magazine

text: I have subscribed to Nintendo Power for years and always enjoyed it. Previews and reviews are always exciting and accurate. 2-year subscription was a good deal for $5 off.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent


title: Cool Magazine!

text: Not only is this magazine a fun read, but also informative. It gives great ideas on what to wear, what make-up or skin products are the best, the latest hot spots and fun places to go, and great ideas for gifts and parties. The interviews and articles are informative and fun, but my favorite section is when they let you in on a celebrity/prominent person's party or get together. They give you all the details as well as some recipes of items they serve so you could recreate it if you wanted to. I like it so much I actually bought the InStyle Party book! This is a great magazine!


title: Great magazine

text: I got this for my Mother. This is a great magazine full of information and tips. Anyone interested in homesteading or urban farming, or just gardening, will find something of value.


title: Collectors must have magazine

text:
This magazine is the best in the field for both professional collectors and people just interested in Native American history

Annual pottery issue is outstanding

Additional information on legal matters, museum offerings and events and celebrations

The photography is stunning


title: Good for Overview

text: I'm a business and computer guy but I enjoy staying educated and so I tried Discover, Popular Science, and Scientific America. Frankly, Discover doesn't educate much. The articles are shallow and don't provide me with much more than I get from other sources that I already read. However, it does cover a wide variety of topics, warranting a subscription. Of the three mentioned, Discover is the easiest to read.


title: Best Mag for PC Enthusiasts

text:
I've been reading this magazine for about 2 years (front-to-back) and it is absolutely the best pc magazine out there. The reviews are so well done that I often refer to old issues; something I can't say about competing magazines.
The articles are useful and succinct, usually covering issues well ahead of other publications. It is well organized and allows you to glance through it with their summarizing "Verdict" boxes on each review. The editors are very good about keeping with their readers, effectively relating to them.
A flagship occurance, as many other readers will tell you, that sets this magazine apart is that you might find a review telling you how horrible the product is on one page and on the next see an advertisement for that same product. I build many computers and I rarely disagree with their reviews. Another useful item is the benchmark, which lets you compare system and laptop performance to others they have reviewed as well as to your own.
For hardcore users, the magazine provides dependable, in-depth reviews. For beginners, it might be very intimidating, but after a couple issues, you should catch on to the style and humor enough to know more than the average person.
A con not mentioned in other reviews is that their web-site isn't all that spectacular. However, they finally hired someone to work on it, so it should improve.


title: Entertaining

text: Entertaining read


title: A GOOD DEAL ON A GOOD PUBLICATION.

text: You can't go wrong with any of the Hemmings publications. I always purchased this magazine each month (when I could find it) So I figured I might as well try a subscription. The magazine NEVER disappoints, and it has been delivered in a timely fashion. What's not to like??  Oh yeah, and you save $$$ too!


title: Three Stars

text: The stories/reports are not especially deep. I was also looking for more historical artlcles. Much thinner than I rememember.


title: Great content that is too hard to read

text: I have 20/20 vision, BUT the print size is so small that it is almost impossible to read. I'd suggest larger print and fewer articles/recipes. I've cancelled.


title: Good read for those living the organic lifestyle. Good but not perfect replacement for Organic Gardening.

text: We used to get Organic Gardening. This is the replacement to that magazine. It has most of what I was looking for in that regard, but this has become a somewhat "lifestyle" based product. I'm enjoying this and find it useful but since I was looking for a replacement to Organic Gardening (being someone into organic gardening) there are a number of things that don't matter to me at all.<br />Worth the read!


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine if you're actually into the instrument.  More solid, guitar-centric varied content than the fanzines offer.


title: THE magazine for 5-stringers

text: I really don't have much to say except that if you love playing the 5-string banjo then you will find something of interest and amusement in every issue of BNL.  It is a real bargain and clearly a labor of love of its editors and writers.


title: Recommended for anyone wanting a little peace in their life

text: This magazine is amazing. It brings gentle enlightenment without religious connotations. At first I was disappointed because the magazine comes only every other month. But after reading it I realized that to full digest these articles and practice the suggestion, the timing is just right.


title: You want WHO to subscribe to this?

text: Sorry, but you really missed the mark here with this magazine.  First off, it's mostly ads, which a lot of the parenting magazines are.  That gets old.  Then, I find that most of the items reviewed and featured in your columns are *very* high end and not really in the budget for most families with small children at home.  Assuming that is your target audience, the average mother of small children, you've missed the mark.  Don't get me wrong, I love buying quality products for my children, but it can't *all* be Ralph Lauren and $200+ baby slings.


title: Mojo magazine - 2009

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title: Very Wide and Deep Coverage

text: All the information I want on the business/investment world. I love the annual 500 issue as well as their other lists.


title: The writing is high quality.

text: The problem is that I frequently sense a lack of objectivity, as if some of the writers have an agenda.


title: Very practical magazine.

text: It is always packed with useful financial information. I learn something new in every issue.


title: High quality thought and writing

text: Excellent !


title: Tarnish On the Fine Reputation of Natl Geographic

text:
This isn't your old-school National Geographic. When I was growing up, my siblings and I used our vast collection of Natl Geographics--going back to the 1950s--to research school projects. I have always thought of the organization that produced the magazine as a national educational treasure, but their kids' magazine calls their reputation into question.

My mother-in-law sent a Natl Geo Kids subscription as a gift for my two daughters. I was excited for them to start receiving it. Now I throw it away before they see it. As other reviewers have reported, the ads are for media products and junk food, and they are often incorporated into sponsored content sections. Aesthetically and content-wise, it doesn't give kids a lot of credit--it's In Your Face with garish colors and marketing-type copy.

I have written email to the editors of both the kids and adult versions of National Geographic saying I ditched my adult subscription offer in protest. As long as this terrible kids' magazine exists, it tars the reputation of National Geographic Magazine. They should send my kids an apology and a free subscription to the real Natl Geographic. It's that bad.


title: Informative and always interesting!

text: This is the only magazine I read from cover to cover.  Even the ads are interesting.  Articles have a broad appeal for anyone interested in backpacking or hiking in general.


title: nick jr magazine

text: The estimated delivery time of 6 weeks put the arrival of the first issue well after Christmas.  Instead two issues have already come within four weeks just in time for Christmas!!  The magazine has lots of activities: crafts,cutting and pasting, stories to read and the parent supplement has terrific ideas too!


title: you will never  get 12 issues

text: First issue I got was June 2010 and last issue was Feb/2012 and says this is last one.<br />I donot think many people track how many they get. If you count it they donot send 12 issue then you pay what you pay for 10 not 12. !!!!!


title: Niece loves it!

text: I've never looked at the magazine myself....All I can say is my niece loves this magazine.  I think it is her favorite!


title: Just fine

text: I chose this rating because I like the magazine. I have read it for many years and always enjoyed it


title: oprah magazine

text: The magazine is great reading, lots of interesting articles. I look forward to my issue each month.  It is uplifing.


title: Amazing

text:
It's difficult to find a realistic, competent financial paper that gives you stories that aren't the same rehashed s*** the corporate media vomits on a continuous basis. Great company news.

The editorials are true libertarian /conservative, but this is for investors, not filthy hippies, so if you don't like them, go smoke another bowl and b**** about it to your 13 cats.


Have been reading Good Housekeeping since I got my first apartment, 37 years ago.  Convenient to have it on auto-renewal.


title: One Star

text: So many ads not enough recipes.


title: I love this magazine!

text: Always!  I love Martha Stewart magazine! Ordered a second subscription for Christmas for my sweet mama!


title: Get in the know with an expert!

text: How can you miss with Martha helping you!


title: Five Stars

text: Great publication. Beautiful projects for intermediate and advanced knitters.


title: Favorite magazine for writers

text: I love this magazine and have subscribed to it for many years now.  The featured interview is generally with an author that I know (and admire), but I am also introduced to lesser-known writers in each issue.  I also enjoy the interviews with agents/publishers.  After reading each issue I feel smarter...how many magazines can you honestly say that about?


title: Great

text: Love this magazine.. when I get the chance to read it. I like to cut out the important tips and I place them in a binder for future reference!


title: Pricey but Fun

text: A little pricey compared to other magazines, but my 6 year old really likes this magazine. Educational and fun. It has fun information presented in a way that holds his attention as well as activities.


title: One Star

text: Not as informative as I expected to be.


title: Eating Well - no subscriptions yet received

text: Well I have not yet received a subscription to read or review.  If you can tell me when I wills tart receiving these, then I can fill another one out after reading my first issue.


title: My Pre-K SPED students love these!

text: I use them as poster in the room to help support my curriculum themes. The students love looking at them and discussing the pictures.


title: Atlantic Mag forever!

text: My subscription has not started yet, but I'm eager to renew reading it.  The Atlantic had been part of my life since I was a kid in the 30's.


title: Love it

text: Great magazine


title: fits perfect

text: love it


title: A Breath of Spring

text: A year's subscription of Tea Time was given to me as a gift.  With each issue, I have found opening it to be like the first beautiful day of spring.  The photography is wonderful and I love, not only the recipes, but the table settings, etc.  My friends and I are at an age where we do not need (or want) "sit-around" pretties, so I look for something that is somewhat practical.  All who have received it have been delighted and some have given gift subscriptions of their own.  I really do need to add that I only drink iced tea!


title: Five Stars

text: Have always loved this magazine!


title: I like the magazine!

text: I disagree with the negative reviews, and I realize that as a business owner its hard to make everyone happy. I think its important to try and get the nuggets you need out of the magazine and if something is "missing" in your eyes, think of how you may be able to make a contribution to the military sposue community yourself. Its a group effort to meet each other's needs. As a career and life coach in the military spouse community, I often recommend that spouses read Military Spouse magazine to get a sense of the broader military community beyond their current circumstances and was suprised to read any negative reviews on the publication. I think they do a great job!


title: Great magazine for lab lovers.

text: Great magazine for any dog lover.


title: Great recipes.....

text: This is one of my favorite magazines - colorful, tasty recipes that are very simple to prepare!  Buy it...you'll like it!


title: Timeless

text: Timeless and Classic Magazine.


title: The magazine is short but nice. They sent me three back issues at one ...

text: The magazine is short but nice.  They sent me three back issues at one time, which was annoying. I will order Ranger Rick next time.


title: Five Stars

text: A great gift


title: Keep informed of updates in science in a user friendly format.

text: Always one of my favorite magazines to use for keeping my students current, Discover is topical and addresses the constantly changing and growing body of science.


title: Lots of Good Information!

text: I ordered this in January of 2017 with a 6 to 8 week wait time for my subscription to kick in only to arrive at the office and have a January and March issue within a few weeks. I still haven't gotten the February issue and if its only a 10 issue per year or every other month subscription, were golden, if its a 12 month issue, then I would like to get my February issue. Other than that, I have thoroughly enjoyed both issues though there is a lot of the samo samo stuff being said between the two issues, I am still looking forward to my next one!


title: WOW!

text: It's a very interesting magazine. The articles and interviews are different from most of the othe magazines on the maket today.


title: Good Business Magazine

text: This was a gift for my husband. It has been his favorite business magazine for many years. I enjoy it as well


title: National Geo for kids

text:
My Granddaughter loves getting mail so this one really excited her!  Great for kids (and adults) as they are so educational.  I'll more than likely renew these subscriptions!  I loved this magazine when I was younger - the adult version.  Nice to see one for kids. I gave it 5 stars due to the content and quality.  Keep up the good work!

RoseMary


title: Disappointed

text: There are so many ads that I had a hard time finding actual content to read!


title: Great Magazine for those star wars loving kids, but I was shocked when I read the comic in the last issue

text: My 8 yr old son loves star wars, so to add to his collection of stuff I ordered this magazine.  I was happy with it up until I read the comics to him in thelast issue, I even told him I was glad he asked me to read it to him, instead of him reading it himself this time.  My son knows what bad words are, and he never uses them, but I do not want him reading them either.  I could understand if this was the adult version of Star Wars Mag , but its not.  So it would be nice if the editors took this into consideration, the story did not need to use this word, no stories in my opinion need these words, they add nothing.  I am not a prude, I swear every now and then, but come on these are kids.


title: Husband really enjoys this magazine

text: Second year of this magazine as a gift for my husband.


title: Bias Articles

text: I was very excited to get my subscription to SmartMoney last year.  I was very disappointed to see an article very bias against real estate agents.  I wrote to the author of the article as well as to the editor...no response.  I guess they did not care.  Their extreme bias on this issue made me question their point of views on other issues.


title: Five Stars

text: Great info.


title: Great idea as a birthday or Christmas gift.

text: Super holiday for my friends. They all love it and so super easy to renew it every year for them.


title: Isn't it bromantic cover photo for tv guide

text: Pathetic Plain and Simple...


title: Under 30? Maybe for you.

text: I got my subscription free with an Amazon purchase, but this magazine was a waste on me. If you are under thirty and enjoy getting emails without capitalization and punctuation, this is your magazine. If you pay $30 for a t-shirt that looks 30 yrs old and you paid extra for the tears in your $60+ jeans then you might like this magazine. Now if you remember Abercrombie & Fitch when it was the high end Eddie Bauer or LL Bean, then this might not be your type of magazine...very busy with no real substance.


title: Very disappointed

text: Not only is it political instead of entertaining now, it's not even weekly anymore. I subscribed when the magazine first started and would have quit a few years back if I could figure out how. I seem to be on an auto renew through Amazon and I don't know how to cancel it. Now that I am paying the same price for a monthly subscription that I was for a weekly, I am going to figure it out


title: I want a free lifetime subscription

text: Love this Magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Love Field and Stream love the price of subscription


title: As Always, Wonderful

text: I've loved National Geographic since I was a child. They have incredible stories with stunning photos. I only wish I was a good enough writer or photographer to appear in their pages! Plus, I got this subscription at a very good price!


title: All round German-text train magazine

text: This superb magazine covers German, Austrian and Swiss national and private railroads in detail as well as news from other European countries. With open access now in effect on European railroads there is plenty of colorful action to report. Each edition has four sections: News, Main Article, Vehicles and History. It is lavishly illustrated with high quality color photographs, and some black and white ones in the history section. These photographs alone justify the cover price. It has an unusual format for a magazine, as it is printed in a near Octavo book size. This allows it to be kept on a bookshelf without a binder. It also fits discretely into ones briefcase! Each edition has 114 pages and it is not overwhelmed with advertisements. Indeed, most advertisements are for other offerings from the magazine's publisher. It is, in this reviewer's opinion, an essential monthly read for every aficionado of the mainland European railway scene.

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title: LOVE THIS!!!

text: I LOVE this magazine but I wish it had a kindle edition too.


title: A favorite mag

text: I expected the kindle version to have live links and it does not. I was disappointed.  Otherwise it was fine.


title: Great Publication

text: Great Publication


title: Book

text: Great item


title: Love it

text:
One of the few magazines I still look out in stores.
Maybe one day I can be like the best felon out there one day.
You can’t deny the recipes and decor is the best.


title: Nice reading

text: Nice to read on cold winter days


title: Five Stars

text: Gerat magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: No hassle renewal and no delays.


title: Very happy with this magazine

text: We have received one issue of this already and are very happy with it.


title: 1st issue without a recipe I wish to try

text: I was disappointed that there were no recipes in this particular issue I wished to try.


title: Great stories

text: Sharing with friend even


title: Thumbs down with fart noise...

text:
I had this mag several years ago and it was awesome. Locations, floor plans, materials used... it was my go-to for the latest designs. But not anymore.  Who is in charge over there?? If you want to browse a mag that is FULL of over-priced jewelry and furniture presented and made by people with kitschy unpronounceable fake names, then this is your jam. If you want, oh I dont know, ARCHITECTURE, then spend your bread elsewhere.

Sub CANCELED!!


title: Liberal rag

text: Increasingly pushing liberal political views. As with Cosmo, you arent a real woman if you dont love abortion and gays. Very elitist. Probably will not be in print much longer, definitely losing readers and subscribers. Total liberal rag


I am a science fan and enjoy following new trends and where new technology is headed. This was a fair review of our present power grid to a point but did not get far enough into where technology is being used to improve and control our present power system and how it will be able to incorporate new technology into the grid in the future to bring us clean energy and abundant power in the future


title: One Star

text: Not my kind of magazine, I would rather read Mother Earth News


title: Five Stars

text: Love Lucky Magazine!


title: So much info per magazine

text: Found an issue at my auto service station & HAD to take it home.<br />So many of the bits & pieces of Info given were so helpful.


title: What should other customers know when considering this item?

text: I have always loved Entertainment Weekly it keeps me update on movies, TV shows, music, books and so much more!


title: It never disappoints

text: I've been reading Reader's Digest for a long tI'm and it never disappoints. It always offers interesting stories with a kinder, more humanistic, approach to show us how we're all more alike than we imagined and how really connected we are to one another.


title: Three Stars

text: Very nice coffee table book , not what I was expecting.


title: Love it.

text: This magazine has iImaginative ideas. A great way to relax at the end of the day with a nice cup of tea.


title: Best in Pastel

text: The pictures are really wonderful and the articles are well written and interesting. It tends to be the same superstars over and over, but that's to be expected.


title: One stupid deal

text: Why in the world would I pay MORE for a digital edition than I would for a print addition? Delivery is essentially free, printing costs are negligible and it even saves a tree or two.


title: Great Magazine

text: This is a great magazine but I'm shocked that although I placed this order in early January; we are well into February and I still have not received my first issue.


title: i like the magazine but they sent me a different one at first

text: i finally got this one and i love it


title: Thumbs up

text: Infomative articles, great pictures, and product information.


title: Its not for me...

text: Magazine itself is just ok. Honestly, I have a great paying job and like fashion and I cannot see anyone go out and buy some of the clothes they recommend. Its pretty much Cosmo for men. Esquire is a bit more interesting. I wouldn't recommend this magazine to anyone but a single guy with a 500K job and a love of clothes.


title: A lot of good hints

text: Enjoy the recipes


title: Useful!!

text: Reworks great


title: My brother loved it!

text: Gave this as a gift.  My brother loved it!


title: Nice magazine

text: I have received one issue of this magazine and like it so far.  The casual style of the decorating appeals to me.  I am enjoying the articles also.


title: Donno

text: 3 months and waiting


title: Five Stars

text: Great Christmas gift.


title: Great makeup/fashion ideas

text: Not the best magazine out there, but i LOVE all the fashion and makeup tips they have, really great ideas!


title: not worth the money!

text: Have cancelled!


title: Informative!

text: Good entertainment.


title: Very Happy

text: My whole family loves this magazine.  I thought it would take a long time to start arriving, but I was pleasantly surprised.


title: Light Read

text: Purchased my first boat in FL recently and wanted to start reading on fishing. Subscription was inexpensive and I look forward to this magazine arriving. Enough articles to interest me.


title: Meh

text: It’s ok but mostly ads.  Will not renew subscription when this one ends.


title: First rate new yourker

text: What can you say about the New Yorker. It's a first rate magazine.  However, subcribing through Amazon, is even easier than subscribing directly the publishers. go figure.


title: Good ideas, thick nice pages

text: I like the magazine beforyou even open it because of the oversized pages and thick, matte cover. There are ideas in here to make your life easier that you can actually implement. There are photos for everything to help you along the way. I like the color schemes they put together as well. I would subscribe to this again.


title: Pretty pictures...

text: ...that I loved to flip through. But I had a hard time getting myself to read or use the recipes. I would call myself and intermediate cook in the kitchen with an undeveloped wine palate (I can drink a $10 bottle and be just fine). I thought this subscription would help me be a little more balanced. However, the only recipe I ever made successfully was for a focaccia bread (it was amazing!). If you have a lot of time for cooking, this would be great to use. If you like quick meals with a bottle of Barefoot, maybe not the best for you.


title: A good magazine

text:
I was looking for a health/fitness magazine that was worried more about health and fitness and less worried about selling me s*** that I don't nessisarrily need. I like the arrivals and the advice. I enjoy the recipes and have tried a few yum. Is there some controversy over 1 magazine cover yes. Should that devalue the entire endeavor nope. If you are looking for style hair makeup try looking at shape or women's health. If you want a simple magazine that you will read with some substance this is it.
I will add the only negative for me is the plug for lifetime fitness. Other then that solid read

Been reading for 2 years


title: Like the TV reviews

text: Use this to see what movies I want to record & read what' new upcoming shows are about.


title: Use right along with my guide on my TV

text: Like their articles about the shows


title: Four Stars

text: It's interesting


title: Small Businesses Owners a MUST read. Great stories and articles from real people.

text: I love this magazine. I read it cover to cover.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love the helpful hints and ideas in this magazine - one doesn't have to be a man to be handy however.


title: What can I say? So much fun to read.

text: Honestly, I don't think you need to read a review on this magazine subscription to decide whether or not you want to purchase this. It's too good. I got the 5 dollar subscription deal a while back, and can't believe how good this is. It comes with awesome posters too.


title: Blatantly evolutionist worldview

text:
Our first issue arrived.  I will quote various articles and examples of the very blatant evolutionary viewpoint:  First article - "Humans Just Big Babies": "Why so big?  After our ancestors came down from the trees to live on the ground, bigger babies might have had a better chance of survival."  The next spread is a cartoon, entitled, "Stone Age."  Another article, "Tale of the Dog":  "During the last Ice Age, about 60,000 to 12,000 years ago, ancient humans and wolves had much in common."  Next article, "Wild Lives":  "While Mr. F's ancient ancestors cozied up to human beings, tigers were evolving wild in the forests of India and Asia."

I was not aware when I subscribed that this evolutionary thread would be running through virtually every article presented, and I offer these examples to other parents so that they can make an informed decision when evaluating this magazine.


title: Scam! Paid for 1 year got only 1 magazine!

text: Magazine is great but I paid for a year and only got 1 Magazine! My 13yr old is very upset as well as I am. Where is my other magazines?!?!


title: New cars, breaking automotive news each issue!

text: I've read Road and Track since I was a child, and it first came out.  Home delivery is much better than going out each month and purchasing it.  State of the art coverage in each issue.


title: Five Stars

text: GREAT MAG


title: I'll save you the bother

text:
Here is a summary of every single article in every single issue:
-How to flirt
-Don't get pregnant!
-Fashions no teenage girl would ever really wear
-Do some sit ups but <3 your body just the way it is
-I'm an actress/singer but at heart I'm just a down to earth kind of gal

There. I saved you the bother. I'm 16, when I was younger I loved Seventeen, but over time I've begun to realize the redundancy in the articles. It takes me about five minutes to flip through one of these bad boys. The articles are not helpful, they talk about what "real guys" want in a relationship and give frightening advice from 15 year old girls who believe their relationships will last. The interviews with the cover girls are so cookie cutter I don't even read them anymore; every dang girl says the same thing ("I may be famous but I'm just a girl -- Like YOU! Achieve your dreams <3 <3 )

Not all teenage girls are concerned with these trite things, flirting, weird fashions and down to earth singers. I like the sections on the girls who actually DO things, I wish the magazine had more of those girls we could aspire to be like. As it is, all we know how to do is flirt really well, love our bodies and blend color schemes. It's insulting that Seventeen thinks this is all that teenage girls are interested in.

Give us some role models who aren't famous for sex tapes and singing, please!


title: Love it

text: My fave magazine


title: great content

text: This magazine is a perfect choice for small farmers/gardeners or those who are considering such a lifestyle.  The content is diverse enough to appeal to men and women so long as they like plants and/or animals.  It's only an every other month publication, but that just makes it more appreciated when it arrives.


title: Excellent journal

text: Love this journal! There is lots to read in to enjoy before the next one comes out. I get really excited when I see it in my mailbox!


title: Thin

text: Thin magazine. Not what I thought I was buying.


title: Lost 35 lbs since March 2009, Thanks Cooking Light!

text: In March of 2009 we decided as a family to start eating healthier and getting more active. We ordered many nutrition books off Amazon with great information, but no real recipes. We finally looked through the cooking light subscription we had just started getting. The recipes fit perfectly against the books information on true healthy eating. We have since used cooking light magazine and their other cookbooks for about 80% of all our cooking. I've lost 35 lbs in 9 months. My husband has lost 20 lbs. Amazing results and well worth the subscription! I have since recommended it to dozens of people who have asked what we are doing. Keep up the good work Cooking Light!


title: Great!

text: Love the magazine!


title: It’s okay

text: An okay magazine... They are always thin and the content is decent but, I’d like more o performance car tests.


title: Very short but good magazine

text:
I actually quite like this magazine but how short it is dings it one star. Also I kept getting annoying RENEW NOW things in the mail which I almost dinged them another star, but I just ate a really good cupcake...so I am in a good mood.

My favorite thing about this is the test's they do and there recommendations. Little things like "what's the best cast iron pan" to "what's the best rice cooker". Most of their recipes are a little out of my league, but considering I really only use this to read while I go to the bathroom to make me feel classy that's okay.


title: Best Magazine

text: My favorite magazine ever. Relate to articles and cool stories.


title: Three Stars

text: IT SERVES ITS PURPOSE.


title: Great for all audiences!

text: Whether you are a science buff or simply interested in how things work and interact, this is the best magazine there is!


title: Great for the tech-minded person

text: This is one of my favorite magazines. I teach high school science and some of the articles I love to reproduce (using fair use copyright doctrine) for my students which love them as well.


title: Keep it up

text: Show us how to design on a dime


title: Revert back to the way it was

text: I used to get this magazine back in the early 1990s, the format is changed quite a bit since then, I like the way it used not look. It had more of a country vibe, and showed a lot of country crafts like how to spin your own wool, etc


I don't know why so many people write bad reviews and slam this magazine. I have read countless reviews from people who say its a ridiculous magazine and that it is so expensive to travel to the places featured. Well, this is a LEISURE magazine, and it is created for people who enjoy travel, not people who complain that they can't travel.

If the magazine doesn't interest you or fit your needs or capabilities, then I suggest move on and choose a magazine more tailored towards your interests. It's unfair to give the magazine a bad review just because you can't enjoy it.

That being said, I enjoy this magazine very much. It not only gives me great ideas of places I otherwise would not have thought about going to, but it's always fun to see what is going on around the world. This magazine gets a solid A for me. I will continue to subscribe.


title: They are better now

text: When I first subscribed to this magazine, I found I didn't really enjoy it.  There was alot of things about fashion and makeup and such.  Now a days I have seen that they have improved and focus more on fitness topics which is what I like and the whole reason I purchase this magazine in the first place.  Good job!


title: Full Cry Magazine

text: Love this magazine! I read it cover to cover at least twice every month!


title: Bought this for my daughter who is a reluctant reader ...

text: Bought this for my daughter who is a reluctant reader. She loves Scooby Doo and looks forward to these short comic books arriving.


title: dvr recording

text: Love the calendar for tv shows.  Helps me setup my dvr


title: In Fisherman Magazine

text: A lot of really in depth articles. A great read for those who enjoy fishing. Lots and lots of good photos and tips.


title: Love it

text: Love the magazine because I enjoy taking cruises.  Magazine gives good information for people thinking about taking a cruise on a particular ship.  Great reviews of new ships.


title: Superb!

text: If you have ever been to Ireland, want to go, or you are of Irish heritage you will love this magazine!  The format is done beautifully, and there is great information as well as history.


title: Five Stars

text: A good fishing magazine


title: got it

text: I always wait to see the item before my review.  Subscription was renewed just like they said it would be.


title: I would recommend it.

text: Product was as advertised. I would recommend it.


title: Autoweek? It only comes every two and even three weeks

text: It  has too many ads and not enough racing. TV programming is a week late and only covers everything NASCAR. What about other classes, like Australian Supercars, BTCC, DTM, etc.<br />Not easy to read. Go back to when it was a weekly magazine.


title: Everything was great.

text: Order was correct, on time, function, quality & value as expected. Was a gift and was happily received.


title: Top Notch Read

text:
A good publication for people wanting to take charge of their
companion animals health and well being. Makes one knowledgeable
of advancements in nutrition and treatment of diseases. A good
hands on read.


title: Still a great read

text: Great memories reading these growing up. Now my husband needs the large print!<br />Great gift.


title: Decent

text: This magazine used to have nothing but ads. Well, they have cut down some of the ads and the meaningful articles. Every once in a while I come across a reall good interview, such as the one on Alicia Keys, and Ashanti however, this mag doesn't offer much more. There are plenty of quizzes and such. Overall a decent magazine for the preteens.


title: I would reccomend it.

text: This is a good magazine. I was a subscriber for a year and am considering renewing my subscription. There are some really good articles about self-esteem,self acceptance and more. The magazine has alot of read-worthy articles other than how to get a boyfriend blah blah blah. Plus, there are tons and tons of beauty tips. However, one downside to the magazine is that it features the same people over and over. Jennifer Lopez being a prime example. There are other people than J-Lo in the world. This magazine is good for teens


title: Great magazine

text: I love recipes for healthy eating


title: These are my very favorite crosswords. Hard to find at local stores and ...

text: These are my very favorite crosswords. Hard to find at local stores and can't afford 72.00 to subscribe. Most I can finish but others stump me for months. Never cheat and look at answers.


title: Grandson loves National Geo for kids

text: Set to my grandson who is just 6 and he loves it....I was sent a picture of him holding his first copy with an<br />ear to ear smile...  :)


title: Five Stars

text: Fanstatic magazine!! One of our favorites for sure!


title: Three Stars

text: Good articles but print too small for people who are visually challenged.


title: Great uplifting magazine, humor, real life stories, medical advances,

text: Clean  uplifting magazine with short relevant articles, humor, medical advances, real life mysteries, Safe for your kids to read. Very few ads & no recipes. I keep one in my purse( just the right size). . for  reading while waiting in Dr's. offices or car repair.


title: Three Stars

text: Very informative


title: Love the short stories and all the jokes

text: I've always read all the jokes and funny stores first!


title: O magazine

text: I used to subscribe to this, but I grew bored with it. This magazine has a lot of advertising, and the articles aren't very interesting.


title: Beginner?  Not good.  Advanced user - probably fine.

text: This magazine has not been what I had expected.  If you are a beginner to photography, this isn't the one for you.  The lingo in the reviews, articles, picture descriptions isn't at all helpful if you don't understand f-stops, depth of field, lighting techniques, etc. yet.  I have experience beyond beginner, but am still learning and was hoping to be able to pick up tips and insight from this magazine.  However, there is evidently way too much that I don't know yet because all I could do with this was read it "for the pictures".  And the amount of pictures is less than I expected.  If all you're looking for are reviews for the latest gear and you can talk the talk, you may still enjoy this.


title: Nothing knew to learn about the show

text: No because I already knew all of this information already and I paid for the same information.


title: Best. Mag. Ever.

text:
Wired is the best magazine. Period.

The hat is very flat and doesn't look good. I probably won't be wearing it.


title: Great Magazine

text: Great magazine but purchased it because they offered a $5 coupon to use on another magazine script, but still haven't seen anything.


title: Digital Photo buff must have.

text: This magazine is wonderfull.  I have seen magazines that you have to search through the ads (which often outnumber the articles) and this is far from that.  The articles I have seen are current and deal with issues I as an amature dig pic buff want to know about.  I higly reccomend it.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Good but bad

text: Way too many ads


title: Must own

text: It's National Geographic.  A classic.


title: Great!

text: Great magazine and timeless tips. Used as a birthday gift for my daughter who turned me on to the magazine.


title: LATE

text: While the information is somewhat interesting, getting the issues after the month is past is substandard


title: Pure Advertising

text:
Had a year subscription for my kids.  This is just blatant advertising - - mostly movies and toys.  The real NG-esque content is sparse, if present at all.  My boys also have SI for kids which they love, and though it has some advertising, it has way more content.

We will not continue our subscription of NG for kids.


title: Excellent value

text: Known product, nice gift for any fan of Oprah.  Magazines are a gift that keeps on giving.  That resonates with me.


title: Was auto-renewed without ny approval

text: This magazine was automatically renewed.  I didn't want it renewed because my grandchildren were not reading it and because being a year later they are no longer age appropriate. Make sure they are not up for auto-renewel


title: A great thing for French speakers

text: PARIS MATCH: GET YOUR US DELIVERY ACT TOGETHER !!!<br />Lots of light fun and good pics. Magazine hits it out of the park, regularly. I recommend it. Give it a try.


title: I like most of what's included

text: It's hit or miss with the magazine.  In some issues, I like most of what's included.  Sometimes there's nothing of interest, particularly when there's a lot of political commentary...much to liberal for me.  Most of the time there there's good and bad in an issue from my perspective.  I like the music and human interest stories best.


title: NOT WHAT IT USED TO BE!

text:
I've been a subscriber since my grad school days in the early '70s, and I've sadly watched the content devolution that's mostly a result of the tremendous amount of information available online.  Although there are often articles that pique my interest, I'm turned off by features such as "what I wear to work" that focus on generally non-newsworthy persons.  The ultimate indignity is the one-line summary found at the conclusion of each article that simplistically condenses several hundred words into 10 words or less!

Why do I still read it?  Old habits die hard, plus there's a comfort factor in holding a print magazine - otherwise, I have no excuses.


title: Five Stars

text: Definitely the most inexpensive way to receive TV guide


title: bleck

text: Did not renew one word BORING


title: Super

text: I took enough flying lessons to solo but found when I could afford it I didn't have time and when I had time,well you can figure it out. The columns by Martha Lunkin are more than worth the price of the magazine and if I win the lottery I will own an Embraer Phenom.


title: Four Stars

text: Love the magazine....I look forward to receiving every month.


title: Great gift

text: Perfect gift


title: Four Stars

text: We subscribe to this for our grandchildren and they love it and look forward to getting it!


title: Unsatisfied

text: When I got my magazine it was damaged because they mail it unprotected. My free gift was a clutch that was very poorly made. They did not return my emails. I will not be re ordering this magazine.


title: Great

text: I love the magazine


title: I'm Here, What's Cool???

text:
lovely synopsis of the entire state for many differnt life styles.

Pictorials beyond compare. Very informative, especially for the newcomer to Arizona.

Articles written to entice even the most reluctant traveler.


title: Great Ideas For Fixing Up Your House

text: This is a very informative magazine. It always has a number of different articles pertaining to a number of remodeling projects around the house,both inside and outside. If you are thinking of doing any projects now or in the near future,it would be great to subscribe to "This Old House" magazine. By reading what the experts have to tell you and seeing the pictures of the projects from start to finish,it will give you the incentive to start that project that you have been putting off. Try it for at least a year and see;I feel that you will be pleased with what you see as well as what you can accomplish on your own.


title: Popular Science

text: I bought this for my grand son, not know  if he would be interested in it.  He was 12 at the time.  He read every page. Loved it.  WE kept the subscription for 5 years.


title: Extremely Satisfied

text: came with in week and the sent 3 issues in self sealed plastic I am extremely satisfied!!!


title: Four Stars

text: Always timely info. Will use internet edition next.


title: Five Stars

text: Good quality printing. Great content for my mother. Only wish that the spanish edition was still available.


title: Four Stars

text: Good quality printing. Great print size for my mother.


title: Magazine of the West!

text:
For those of us who Live in, or Visit the West, this interesting Magazine is for
you. Each Month has various Articles ranging from Gardening to Green Living,
to Suggestions for Food and Drink, to unbiased Travel Reviews you are sure to enjoy this "Magazine of the West"!
Give it a try, it won't disappoint!


title: Everything Maine!!

text:
I had the opportunity years ago to be a Tour Director. And my first job was doing
Tours through New England in the Fall!
I fell in Love with Maine and everything
about it! So when a friend gave me a copy of the Magazine I feel for it! The magazine covers every Topic from State
Politics to The North Country to the World
reknowned Maine Shore each Month.
They even have "Special Issues" to change it up year around!! If you enjoy
visiting Maine or you go back every year,
or you "Want" to visit Maine, this magazine is for you! You won't be disappointed....


title: A Great Magazine

text:
This is by far, the best Magazine when it comes to the Western Life Style! From History, to Western/Native Artists
(Jewelry, Painting, etc.). to Rodeo, Equestrian Activities.
I am mentioning the Classic West, as well the 21st Century
West. You won't be disappointed.


title: More ads than DYI

text: This magazine had more ads and pictures of materials than actual instructions for  DYI projects.  There were numerous pictures of projects done by others, but few directions for  how others could complete the same  projects


title: Grandson loves it

text: Great deal


title: Five Stars

text: My daughter loves it!


title: More of an advertisement than magazine

text: This is like a mini catalog you'd get in the mail from a makeup company than a magazine. Filled with ads. Not happy I spent that kind of money on this junk.


4 year old sons loves it.. get activities to explore


title: For the animal lover

text: My daughter loves it


title: Stop!

text: I ordered these under the impression that I got 6 issue for a great price! They won’t stop coming and I keep getting charged for them


title: Good read

text: I love reader's digest, but I was a little disappointed because they have remove the vocabulary words. This is why I ordered it.


title: Great fun and educational for kids!

text: Ordered this for my 8 and 5 yr old. They get excited every time a new one arrives and love it from front to back!


Subscibed to Fine Homebuilding for my husband.  He was a contractor for several years, he is still envolved in commercial and  residential construction.  He said he finds several great tips and new products in every issue.  He was buying monthly copies at the store and of course yearly subscription is much less expensive.  They also offer even greater discounts on 2 and 3 years subcriptions.


title: Not for me

text: There were more ads than articles about the TV shows/ Not what I was expecting. I would not order again.


title: Loved this magazine!

text: This magazine has the best articles! The series on National Parks was world class. Everyone should have a subscription to this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Good thank you


title: A fun magazine with all kinds of pop culture represented

text: have subscribed off and on for years and always enjoy it. high quality features and a lot of different forms of pop culture represented, from reality tv to high brow novels. is now cheaper than ever. buyers should note though- is no longer weekly.


title: It was a great purchase! Thank you!

text: It was a great purchase! Thank you!


title: Auto Renewal is SO simple to use!

text:
Anyone who subscribes to magazines knows that right along with your first issue, the publisher begins inundating you with requests to "renew".  If you subscribe to more than one magazine you end up having to keep track of the REAL renewal rate, and then - every time you get one of those pleas to renew from the publisher - you have to check the date to see if it really IS time to renew ... again and again and again.

By using Amazon.com's Magazine Subscription Manager, all of that hassle just disappears and you can just shred the dozens of "RENEW NOW" messages that you get from the publisher's of your favorite magazines :-)  Now you're probably thinking, "What if the publisher offers me a really great deal if I renew early?"  The possibility of that doesn't matter anymore, either, because Amazon.com automatically searches for the best possible renewal rate for your subscription and then takes advantage of it for you.

Sound too good to be true?  C'mon, if you're reading this, you already know by now that everything that you purchase from Amazon.com is *guaranteed* ... so if you're unhappy with your purchase, for any reason, you just contact their return center and "undo" the deed.  Amazon.com's Magazine Subscription Manager frees you to simply enjoy your magazine subscriptions - no hassle, no worry about missing a renewal date AND, if you decide that you don't want to renew a particular magazine, you just log into your Amazon.com account and remove that magazine from your list - takes no more than 3 minutes ... I know, because I've done it.

Trust me on this one - if you subscribe to magazines, you need to take advantage of Amazon.com's Magazine Subscription Manager!  It's fast, it's easy and it'll save you money on your renewals, too!


title: Great Subscription

text: This magazine is our go to bed time reading.  My 6 year old girl loves it!


title: Five Stars

text: A good magazine for all things tuner and JDM influence.


title: Great magazine for anyone who loves the Jeep brand and ...

text:
Great magazine for anyone who loves the Jeep brand and what they were made to do. This magazine covers everything about off roading and modifying Jeeps.

They do cover A LOT of Wranglers, and not so much of Jeeps other vehicles, but that's due to them being the most popular.


title: Only received 1 issue

text: Great magazine and very informative but, I only received 1 issue. Now I keep getting notifications in the mail to renew my subscription but I'm not going to pay this much money to only get one issue.


title: We love Women's Day Magazines

text: My mom loves these magazines and I had ordered them for her Mother's Day gift. I am very happy with the service we received and I know she is very happy as well!


title: seems to have a good niche.

text: refreshing look at mostly non mainstream travel ... seems to have a good niche ....


title: Country Living in and out of the Box!!

text: I enjoy each issue--old and new!  It always has something new, challenges my creative juices and work outside the Box!


title: my kids love this

text: my kids love this. they enjoyed it very much


title: Magazine's

text: Great magazine.


title: Worth it for the humor pages

text: I always enjoy Reader's Digest as it gives a variety to my reading and the humor lightens the day.


title: Cheapo

text: The paper this is printed on his practically see-through. I don't even think it would work for clip crafts. And most of the information is available on the internet.


title: Great gift!!

text: Great value.  First issue scheduled to arrive in February but it came early, in January to the delight of my husband who is a wine enthusiast!  He actually screamed “Yessss” when it came in the mail!


title: wired mag review

text: Just got my first issue and it seems to be a good read....good humor, good stories, look forward to my next one..


this was a gift, she was very happy


title: Five Stars

text: good mag


title: Perfect cross stitch magazine

text: It’s a great magazine with a mixture of simple and advanced designs.


title: Be mindful of the teaser introductory rate

text: Sure, get your trial rate of $5....but look out when the full subscription price kicks in. The $30 rate just isn't equal to the mag's value....which appears to be one product, or destination plug after the next.  There's little content that isn't a PR placement in this publication.


title: Winner

text: purchased as a gift for my brother, he has thanked me repeatedly and his wife reports he is really enjoying it.  Winner!


title: great gift!

text: i get this for my great niece every year as part of her christmas gift.  she is now 4 & looks forward to "her mail" each month.  her mom says she really loves "reading" her magazine when it comes in then going thru it again to do the activities.  thank you.


title: should be required

text: Every celiac should be subscribed to this magazine.  It has been so helpful along with their e mail letters they send out.


title: It always has a couple of practical recipes. I ...

text: It always has a couple of practical recipes. I wish there were more variety; the realistic kitchen isn't healthy 365 days a year. A couple of the stories were interesting.


title: Always been a great magazine

text: I've always enjoyed this magazine always lets u see whats happening now and future technology, ease of ordering was great


title: Good gun book

text: I like the articles and appreciate them keeping us abreast of what is going on in  the firearms industry. thanks


title: If you want to know whats really happening!

text: I like the articles due to the fact that they are written by fellows on the ground or from sources insiders would die of envy to have. Stories read very well and help keep us civilans well informed.


title: Dont buy subscription from this company

text: In 6 months I've only received 2 magazines. I realize its every other month but this company is very slow about sending.


title: Good

text: Good


title: No longer worth it- disappointing at best.

text: I've had nothing but problems with my subscription service, which neither Amazon nor the publisher appears to be able to fix. Ive been going back and forth on this subscription for nearly a year- for a magazine past its prime, no longer full of "helpful hints" or anything other than ads for overpriced products. Never again. And I was a devoted MSL fan. 👎👎👎👎👎


title: Five Stars

text: happy


title: Great Magazine

text: I love this magazine because it's not overwhelming, it's not so big that you can't get through the whole thing and has well written articles.  I don't read all of it, I mostly just enjoy the movie and tv portions of it. It gives me just enough information to keep me hooked and want to see what is going to be in the next one while not giving too much away in case I haven't SEEN what's coming.


title: Three Stars

text: Totally full of adds, not exactly what I was hoping for but there are lots of receipes inside.


title: Five Stars

text: I cannot live without my suscribtion to Entertainment Weekly, it is my drug :o)


title: The studies of the origin and history of the human race, worldwide.

text: Great magazine.


title: Vanity Fair

text: One of mu subscriptions. Nice magazine


title: Jack and Jill book

text: My grandaughter enjoyed reading this book.  The book was a holiday gift.


title: Poor version of Better Homes and Gardens

text: Nothing "simple" in this magazine.  It is just like Better Homes and Garden except larger format.


title: waste of resources

text: they had issue on food trucks.  not food trucks is japan or south america.  food trucks in LA.  what was once a go-to magazine has become a lazy waste of resources.


title: Helpful with spiritual direction and meditation.

text: This is exactly what is discribed as, a prayer and reflection book.


title: Five Stars

text: Great job


title: Five Stars

text: Great product


title: more articles please

text: Could do with waaaaaaay more articles and less ads


title: too many ads


title: Simply your life!

text: I love this magazine! It has a lot of ideas and ways to simplify your life.


title: Great Magazine!

text: I love this magazine! It is full of great ideas.


title: Red Covid artistic rendering.

text: Please stop sending me this advert. You are exploiting the sick and the dying to sell your stupid magazine. I will never trust the media or journalists again. I lived in a small village in Italy and your reporting was way wrong, unethical and full of fear mongering. We are now living in a world where people wear masks to go running and biking which makes their lungs and heart work twice as hard. You can't catch a virus outside on the wind. This is the media's fault. Both print and visual. That & I'm sure suicides will sky rocket. I'm tired of your bs "artistic" bat flu cover. Go the F away.


title: Well rounded

text: This mag is comprehensive for a person with many aspects to them...e.g. a little girly-girl beauty tips/product reviews;lots of story bites that will get you to a library/bookstore; practical relationship (not of the skanky variety), financial, life advice etc. The mag is not tabloid-y & ultra superficial like others...it's like Oprah.


title: Men's Fitness

text: Men's Fitness has some great workout/exercise tips as well as some good dieting tips as well.  It was easy to read on the kindle fire also.


title: Five Stars

text: Much preferred over Golf Digest.


title: thanks

text: i love it too much k k k k k kk kk k kk k k  k k k k k


title: Five Stars

text: Classic!


title: A Celebration of non-Cookie Cutter Design

text: If you are used to copying your look from Ethan Allen catalogs, DWELL is not for you. If, on the other hand, you enjoy free ranging creative design that explores new materials and constantly works outside the box, you'll love this magazine. If I have any reservation at all, it would be that sometimes they skimp on the technical details and lean towards shorter articles. You're still only spending $20. a year for thousands of dollars of inspiration as an alternative to McMansion design.


title: Great magazine, but not the best deal

text:
Excellent magazine providing in-depth cover of scientific issues.  I've read it since I was in high school 40 years ago. Last Year I subscribed to Science News instead and while it provides good coverage of current scientific news and covers more topics it doesn't go into as much depth, so have come back to Sci Am again.  I agree with some of the reviewers who say that some of the articles are politicized, but that's hard to avoid in today's scientific climate.  it's still a good magazine if you maintain an open mind.

My one complaint is that you can't count on getting the best value from Amazon. After I purchased this subscription I found a 12-month print+digital subscription on the ScientificAmerican web site for less. Search for "scientific american subscription deal".


title: best horror magazine ever!

text: Fangoria always has and always will be the greatest horror magazine around. Terrific on the set previews of the latest films, retrospectives on classic films ,dvd reviews and always dependable for bloody photo's from your favorite movies.


title: mostly lies,but good stories

text: Penthouse has always been better than playboy when it comes to erotic pictures and stories. This magazine is always full of entertaining stories and letters from readers that are supposed to be fact based exploits,maybe 50/50 in reality. The pictures are very explicit and erotic. Great entertainment for adults only.


title: Very nice

text: Better than how it appeared in pictures


title: I love, love every issue!

text: I have found so many ideas from the issues.  The homes are so beautiful and inspiring. I would recommend it for anyone who wants to recreate their environment without moving.


title: If you love horses, you need this

text: Absolutely love this publication


Not as sophisticated as I expected. Need more from the original designers like Candice Olsen.


title: Best Trashy Magazine

text:
I'll admit it.  I've had an addiction to this magazine since college.  After realizing I could get subscriptions online for MUCH cheaper than the newstand, it was a regular item in my mailbox.

Honestly, the main reason I subscribe to US Weekly is for the gym. It's the perfect magazine for the elliptical - minimal words, lots of pictures.  And it takes about 30 minutes to go through (if you take your time).  Perfect for a workout!

The best part is leaving it around and seeing who picks it up...


title: The New Yorker of the Fantasy/SciFi Genre

text: What sets F&SF Mag apart from the other digest-sized magazines that deliver speculative fiction is that F&SF chooses, almost every month, to transcend the genres it represents instead of remaining within the definitions and boxes that limit the other magazines.  There don't seem to be any hard and fast rules concerning the stories that appear in this magazine except that they be really well written, and compellingly readable.  The stories run all over the fertile woodland of Fantasy and Science Fiction and every month hold many surprises.  There really hasn't been a magazine this satisfying since the old Twilight Zone magazine.  In the end, it isn't about hard science or speculation about what might happen (in a scientific way).  This is a magazine about stories for people who love to read them.


title: EW IS THE KING!

text: The very best of the entertainment magazines. Movies, music, books, tv. This one has it all.


title: Teaches kids lessons and provides fun time while educating

text: Lots of fun, good reading and some good advice.  I'll definitely renew this subscription.  It has lots of interesting things for kids to do and occasional sections with examples of situations where kids acted their best or not their best. Teaches kids to make thought through choices and ways to better themselves.


title: A good resource for UUs and other liberally religious folks

text: Well-written, warm, and often thought-provoking and inspiring, this magazine will appeal not only to Unitarian Universalists but also to the liberally religious in general, whatever their denominational affiliation (or lack thereof). The topics covered by the magazine range broadly, from same-sex marriage to a new spiritual vision of evolution (the "Great Story" articulated by Brian Swimme etal) to the importance of reverence for the natural world to the practical power of love.


title: Five Stars

text: Funny as ever joy to read.


title: Great mag

text: Got this as a prime day deal and it’s a cool magazine. Definitely worth getting


title: My son likes it too.

text: Awesome mag. Really am enjoying reading it.


title: Great Magazine -- Horrible Fulfiller

text:
I have been subscribing to the economist for at least 15 years - it is the most informative news magazine on the planet.  The company that is fulfilling the magazine has some serious issues.

My subscription auto-renewed in April with the current subscription ending in July. For the past month I have been receiving two issues each week. In short - my 12 month renewal subscription will only be 10 months due to the overlap. I have reached out to the fulfiller and have received no responses.

Beware!


title: Five Stars

text: good price.


title: If you speak French...

text: ..then this is a great magazine.  Well written articles from current news to history, stories you won't find elsewhere.  Great for practicing comprehension and pronunciation, good for classes.  If you subscribe to TV5, there is a great pullout for next month's programs.  Note:  all of this magazine is in French.


title: My favorite magazine

text: I love this magazine. There are healthy recipes, awesome articles, and product suggestions that are more friendly to the environment and our health. The pictures are always so lovely too.


title: One of my favorites

text: I love giving Real Simple subscriptions as gifts. The magazine itself is printed very nicely, and the pages feel nice to handle. They also give you a lot of articles in a single issue. I've been subscribed to it for years!


title: Happy Wife, Happy Life!

text: Want an idea for a gift for your wife?  This worked for me!  Can't promise absolute journalistic accuracy - but it is provocative!


title: Thorough Descriptions of Growers, Winemakers and Wines

text:
After reading a neighbor's Wine Advocate while catsitting, I decided to subscribe (to the electronic version eRobertParker).  What I like about the reviews is actually not the numerical ratings, or even Parker's adjectives, but his incredibly detailed notes on the grape blends involved, vineyards, producers and winemaking. For example, here's a review of one of my favorite wines taken from the April 2004 Wine Advocate, which is fairly typical of a Parker review:

2001 Numanthia

Numanthia

Toro, Spain

Tempranillo (a dry red table wine)

The flagship offering, the 2001 Numanthia, is fashioned from a 70-100 year old Tinta de Toro vineyard planted at a 2300 foot elevation. After a 28 day maceration, the wine undergoes malolactic in barrel, is aged 19 months in new French oak, and is bottled without fining or filtration. The spectacular, opaque purple-colored 2001 offers an explosive nose of melted licorice, barbecue smoke, blackberries, creme de cassis, camphor, and graphite. Full-bodied with gorgeously rich, concentrated fruit, a layered texture, and tremendous purity, it can be drunk young, but should hit its prime in 1-2 years, and last for 10-15.

Wine Advocate includes info on U.S. importers, a rating, and an often unreliable estimated cost (especially "bargains" which tend to be affected by Parker's ratings).  All in all, a set of information that's not available elsewhere, typically not even from a winemaker's web site, when there is one.

Parker is not the only taster.  There's also Pierre Rovani and Daniel Thomases, who carve up the world by region.  Parker seems to have dibs on my favorite regions: Chateauneuf and Hermitage in the Rhone, Toro and Ribera del Duero in Spain, and California Zinfandel.  On the downside, the coverage of regions is uneven, which is forgivable given the size of the winemaking world.  I, for one, would like to see more Alsatian whites reviewed.

The Wine Advocate reviews not only wines, but whole regions.  They note not only who's doing what in a region, but what the weather was like for a given year and what the growers and winemakers did given the conditions.  The overall ratings for regions and vintages have proven very reliable in my experience.

I prefer the web site to the magazine, because it has all the back issues, and allows you to search.  It also includes wine news, amateurish (though funny) cartoons, and lifestyle pieces filed under "Hedonist's Gazette", where you can read about dinners and tastings that would cost us punters thousands of dollars if they could be bought at all.


title: On the edge...

text: Sound & Vision provides good product reviews, tips on speaker placement and building a decent system, and reviews of DVDs and CDs. At times, though, they delve into the territory of audiophiles with big budgets. Nothing wrong with that, and in fact, they do seem to keep a good blend of budget and high-end products in their reviews.


title: Well balanced...

text: Bass Player keeps a good blend of instructional articles, album and product reviews, transcriptions and interviews. Their product shoot-outs and tips from inside the music industry are informative and helpful. All in all, a good mix.


title: Signed up for a year and only got two issues before telling me to resubscribe

text:
I don't know what the deal is. Got the two and I've gotten nothing since. Irritation just made worse by the fact the second issue was already telling me to sign up for another year.

Haven't had a magazine subscription since I was a child, probably should have stayed that way.


title: Love my Pioneer Magazine

text: Interesting colorful lots of great picto


title: Has a high scale of Readability

text:
Yes, the strongest appeal that this magazine has is its readability. The articles, however diverse they are, are not that hard to understand at all. I believe that even younger readers could read them without feeling offended and snobbed by the writing style. This is because Discover is intended for the general public. People who like a beefier telling of scientific issues should read Scientific American instead. But please note: I am not saying that Discover is kid-stuff. It is not.
Points of interest:
1.) In every issue, there is this Neuroquest, a very interesting one page "exploration of the inner workings of the human brain."
2.) The mag also offers Bogglers, a set of brain-teasers/puzzles to give those gray cells something to work on.
3.) And, Science Surfing, do I have to tell you what this is??
So far, all the Discover issues that I have have 92 pages, of which 17-18 pages were devoted to ads.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent for the technically inclined


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine for the Mrs. She really enjoyed it.


title: Five Stars

text: Anyone technically inclined should pick this up.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for family ideas.


title: Not enough variety.

text: The stories did not stir my imagination. Although well written. I will not renew my subscription.


title: Good

text: Helpful articles


title: Five Stars

text: one of my favorite magazines.


title: Interweave Group BAIT & SWITCH

text:
Over the past four to five years, I have spent several hundred dollars in publications, video downloads, eMags, etc. pertaining to my craft of the moment. I picked up spinning in the past two years and taught myself how to spin from Interweave's vast online resources. All in all, I am now able to spin with very good consistency, 3 ply sock yarn or 3 ply lace,  on up to worsted weight using several drafting methods. I also am adept at plying, carding, combing and dying wool, alpaca, and cotton. All this from the information I obtained from Interweave and the virtual Judith Mackenzie, who has been at my side whether she knows it or not. I will not give Interweave a higher score because of an issue that I ran into this morning, which has happened several times before: Bait and switch price marketing.

Numerous time I have found coupon codes that will give a discount during the checkout process only to mysteriously disappear before the bill in finalized. I've been offered $1 off on third party issues of Colorways eMags, through iTunes, only to be charged the full price by iTunes. And once again this morning I received a VIP Early Pass to receive 70% overstock items before everyone else since I am 'such a good customer.' The item is advertised in the email at $8.98. It shows up in the shopping cart as $20.98 even after I log into my account and go to PayPal. And I've been down the road of completing the purchase and it 'supposedly' sorts itself out in the end. It does not. You have to call to sort it out if you want you discount. Even then, they make it sound as if I have done something wrong. I warned customer service the last time that this happened that I would write a scathing review it it happened again, so here it is.

Cheating is stealing and I don't appreciate it. I challenge Interweave to fix this problem and make it right.


title: Recommend

text: Love these magazines. my 2nd grader will get a lot of information from these.


title: Beautiful projects month after month

text: Great beading magazine. Month after month beautiful projects. Better than normal subscription price.


title: Probably not going to renew again.

text: I like the concept of the magazine as much as I enjoy visiting the Smithsonian museums.  The major flaw is that the magazine leans completely left.  I don't mind reading articles written from opposing world views provided that there is balance.  There is not really any balance here, and I find that frustrating.  For a scholarly magazine, it seems like the publishers are trying to make it more popular by including questionable language.  Something else that I've noticed is that it will often cover topics that were in Mental Floss on a previous month which actually made for an interesting comparison.


title: Conniving!

text: I love the New Yorker. I've been an avid reader of the outstanding literature and subversive cartoons for years. However,  my financial circumstances have changed dradtically after a decade long battle with a serious illness and recent hospitalization. I simply cannot afford to continue my subscription. Yet I can't find a way to terminate it. If anyone has been successful at doing so, please leave me a comment. My Amazon name, ironically, is Born to Read...Thank you and here is hoping that someone may hellp.


title: A great information guide

text: Great articles for travel ideas, love the tech articles and information.


title: Great magazine.

text: This was a gift for someone and they are enjoying it very much


title: a big change for the fashion industry is coming

text: I recieve different magazines over the course of a year. i don't know why. It simply happens that way.  Marie Claire is a pleasant surprise.  I found in the first issue I read, a group of writers, editors and all involved with this magazine, not just writing about issues, but being proactive.  Everyone on the street in NYC in bikinis and whatever each individual felt comfortable with, to bring awareness to skin cancer.  Really cool!  Each issue has write ups on a certain amount of relevant international and national news for women and other sexes too.  they are adding the right amount of consciousness to an otherwise totally fashion magazine which also i have found surprisingly refreshing and fun. Ace Job Marie Claire staff!!!


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine is full of articles and useful formation, not just ads.  I don't think there's anything better available.


title: Is Qirex any good?

text: Useful articles with interesting points of view.


title: Five Stars

text: Great buy


title: Five Stars

text: Just what I expected


title: Great product

text: Great product


title: Great deal

text: Love Self magazine, and my free gym bag.  I am not sure how to access the 5 digital fitness guides, but other than that, I am happy with my purchase.  Great deal!


title: The best

text: This has become my favorite magazine.


title: They love it!

text: Gift. They love it!!


title: Worth the purchase!

text: Quick delivery. Great Magazine


title: A good read.

text: I often bought it at the checkout stand in the grocery store. Now I get it at home at a cheaper price


title: Tween dream

text: Granddaughter loves this magazine. Keeps her up to date on all the latest chatting ideas with friends. She can talk forever with some knowledge.


title: Grandson "high five"

text: Wonderful magazine for young ones to work with parents and get alone time. Great teaching tool Would recommend as gift.


title: great gift

text: Young preteen granddaughter loves this magazine. We are renewing again this year, she has 2 horses and enjoys showing them, says she gets good tips


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine, loads of colorful pictures.

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title: Worth investing in the hard copy

text:
This review is to urge you to consider buying this as a physical copy, even though the online / digital content is readily avaialable and cheaper.

These articles are in depth and I strongly suggest buying the hard copy, not the digital version.
Maybe it's the device I'm using, but I struggle to maintain focus and concentration on a digital device when reading a giant wall of text.
The Economist has been consistenly informative and offers something new every week.
My favourite weekly article is Schumpeter. Currently written by Adrian Wooldridge (as with a majority of content printed in the Economist, the author is not credited).


title: Great articles and I love the portability with the Kindle edition

text: I enjoy reading the articles and like the portability of this magazine in its kindle edition.  Lots of great articles by / about successful entrepreneurs and great advice for running a business!  I highly recommend this to anyone who has their own business.


title: Five Stars

text: Best bike magazine ever, love it. Great articles on riding safety too. Ron L


title: Five Stars

text: thanks


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine


title: Not Thrilled

text: I used to be a HUGE fan of Mothering  Magazine so I was excited to find Pathways and was hoping it would b a good substitute. The material in Pathways magazine just seemed a lot more intense and informative than Mothering magazine. The articles are an excellent resource but I felt it could use more of a sense of community and inspiration. It felt more like a text book.


title: Nice ideas, variety of topics

text: I have an old house, too.  Looking for inspiration.  Nice ideas, variety of topics.


title: Four Stars

text: Great ideas! Suggestions and directions for real life!!


title: It’s not the same!

text: This magazine has changed! But, thankful there are still recipes!!


title: Good price

text: Good sailing mag. A little to much advertising but help to kept the cost down. Great price compared to book stand. I would recommend buying thru Amazon.


title: excellent mens magazine

text:
excellent mens magazine,enjoy the articles meant for me
without all thr girly pics insiside,dont get me wrong i love those girly
pics but not in every magazine,
i fully enjoy the magazine.
thank you


title: Greats Tips

text: I really like this DIY magazine. Check it out.


title: The Handyman ripoff

text:
When I pay for 12 issues, I expect to receive 12 issues. The most recent issue of Family Handyman contained a letter saying that they were so proud of the current issue, they were going to count it as two. If you object to this please contact customer support. WHAT A RIPOFF! I cannot believe that these people would even attempt such a thing. I contacted customer support and I was told that my subscription end date had been restored back to Apr 2012. I really wonder how many times they have done this to me in the past. I almost threw away the letter that explained they were doing this thinking it was just another pitch to get me to extend my subscription. I checked through the magazine with the idea of contacting the advertisers and explaining to them what kind of people they are paying the advertising money to. That is when I noticed that this magazine does not even have an adverisers index.

I found this link on the internet. Please make your voice heard. I know I am going to.

[...]


title: Lots of ads in the magazine but typical of magazines nowadays

text: A lot of ads in this magazine. I mean MANY ads. It also took a while to get my first issue. I do like ideas given in the magazine.


title: great magazine

text: this has always been one of my favorite magazines.  I have not yet recieved my first issue since I ordered it on Amazon, but I am really looking forward to it.  I used to get it as a kid and read it when I'm in waiting rooms, so i can't wait to actually get it at my home.


title: How could you pass this up?

text: The best magazine for recipes and kitchen tips in the world, and for the best price anywhere on the internet.  Need I say more?


title: Teen Vogue - every so often

text:
I subscribed to this for my niece's birthday, but only AFTER purchase, did I find out that the publication prints on an "unscheduled" basis. Why don't they show this info up front? And how many issues does it work out to be?

The price was cheap, but I hope the purchase was worthwhile, since it's a gift.


title: Where is it at?

text: Have not received this yet so I can't really give a any better review. When I receive the first issue I will adjust the rating. Thought it would be here by now.  Finally received first issue...good read.


title: Very handy

text: On time and a great mag. Many projects and handy tips! Can't wait for the next issue. Thanks for a great mag.


title: Great pictures and articles.

text: I like the information the magazine provides, customer pictures, and where they found the birds. It is a magazine by the publisher and the citizens who read it. People have chance to have their own pictures, stories, and questions published.and answered.


title: Great building tool

text: I have received Handyman magazine in the past and had really enjoyed it but had not renewed it when it expired several years ago.  This magazine has some really great and simple ideas for building the things you want to add to your home and yard.  The projects are very well explained and accurate measurements and building techniques are given to help you complete your projects.  I won't let it expire again!


title: Five Stars

text: Poets and Writers magazine subscription was a gift to my son, who adores it!


title: Two Stars

text: dissapointed


title: Huge disappointment.

text: Very disappointing. We received a few issues and none since.  After sending an e-mail in October was told the issues would start again within 6-8wks and they haven’t. No changes to address or otherwise. My feedback is to subscribe elsewhere.


title: Great magazine at a great price!

text: I love this magazine!  I couldn’t believe the price on Amazon. Very happy!


Got the first issue yesterday. Hubby is a happy fisherman. He loves the magazine.


title: Great for Your Tween

text: I bought this subscription as a gift for my 10 year old daughter who just loves these types of magazines.  This one seems to be the best of the bunch with lots of posters and all her favorite stars (everyone affliated with Disney or Teen Nick). At the time of purchase it was the best deal for the amount of issues received.


title: My favorite magazine of all time!!!

text: This is my favorite magazine.  It has great pictures and great instructions to help the beginning and even advanced spinners.  It offers projects and info. that I dream about.  I read these magazines over and over.


title: Love this magazine!!

text: I am an amateur weaver, but this magazine is a "wish-book" of sorts for projects to do in the future and projects and textiles to dream about.  Love this magazine!!!


title: Terrible magazine

text: Hardly any articles and nothing of interest


title: this mag is an embarrassment

text: leftist propaganda despised as "journalism"


title: Good writers after this time!

text: Still well written after all these years. I an tired of U.S News Report telling us about schools. Time has always had better writers.


title: Still good for the teens!

text: Daughter enjoys the Mendes cover!


title: I enjoy with my little

text: I like it


title: WHY ISN'T THIS ON KINDLE FIRE?

text: WHY ISN'T THIS MAG ON KINDLE?  IT SEEMS THAT NONE OF MY FAVORITES, EX.  TOP GEAR ARE ON THE KINDLE.  BIKE IS A GREAT MAGAZINE.  BETTER THAN A LOT OF THE OTHER CRAP YOU FIND OUT THERE!


title: Why can't I find this on KINDLE FIRE?

text: I just got a Kindle Fire with one magazine in mind.  Turns out that its not offered on Kindle!  WTF?!?!?


title: Perfect for cat lovers

text: Perfect for cat lovers


title: Five Stars

text: Nice magazine.


Liberal coverage. Good book and movie reviews. Average price.


title: Not the best

text: Takes FOREVER to ship (and you can’t cancel). The content is sparse and didn’t meet my expectations.


title: Reader’s digest

text: Every home should have Readers Digest. I love this magazine. I can’t wait to get it


didn't realize it was an automatic renewal, and doesn't say who the recipient is. I sent this gift to several last year.


title: Poor delivery

text: I purchased a subscription 6 weeks ago and just received 3 at once. I appreciate receiving a monthly magazine subscription once per month.


title: Not good

text: Boring...can't think of anything else to say.  Just not interesting enough to keep on reading it.  Was for a boy who is very smart.


title: COVERS EUROPEAN OPERA SINGERS AND PRODUCTIONS

text:
Over the years I have mostly browsed this magazine at Tower Records, buying an occasional issue to study in detail. The demise of Tower ended this.  As someone who has to look up every other German word,  I can only give a general impression of it's content.

Before opera on VHS and then DVD, Opernglas was a way to study regietheater productions.  By looking at the photos and translating only the photo captions I was able to get an impression of regietheater early on.  Recently I have used auto-translate to get an idea of what is being covered.  Of course auto-translate is not context sensitive, ie it does only half the job.  Making sense out of some music articles in English can be hard enough, let alone reading the same material in German.  I know people with far more language skills who don't follow German opera news stories, because it takes more time than is available to them.

Unlike Opera News which is mostly about the Met, Opernglas covers many opera companies, some of which are very small.  Coverage is not limited to Germany.  I cannot say this with certainty, but coverage seems to be even handed.

Opernglas is very good at covering emerging European singers long before they become known in the USA.

If you only want an occasional article, you can download them for about 3.50 Euro each. Unless you know the title, year and issue and enter that into Opernglas' search accurately, you will not find it.  In other words there is no way to search for an artist name to see if there are any articles on that artist, unless you already have the year and month. Try running a search for 5 years, ie sixty issues, to find what you are looking for, not fun.  Of course this is a good way to keep the print version viable.

Conclusion:  This is a magazine that I would buy if I was going to do long term studies of the European opera scene.  It would be nice if someone who reads it on a regular basis would give us a review.  Low interest in this magazine in America is, in my considered opinion, a reflection on us, not the magazine.


title: Intriguing Content

text: I bought this subscription for my husband and pretty much everyone in our family reads it including our 4 year old and my dad who visits us from Hawaii.  My dad loves it so much we're getting him a subscription for xmas.  They always include intriguing content.


title: Five Stars

text: Great knowledge


title: Not very accurate listings

text: In an age when networks will cancel or move programs on short notice, a monthly program guide is not very useful. It takes them a couple of months before time changes are reflected in their grids. Specials and other one-time programs are often not shown in the grids.  Very poor.


title: Totally useless magazine

text: The primetime grids recently was reduced from two pages per day down to one. There are so many sources for celebrity gossip; it isn't necessary for TV Guide.  Just tell us what is on and when. This magazine is fast becoming irrelevant.


title: Love, love, love

text: This is an awesome young children's magazine!  My four year old son has received it for a year and a half now and always wants to read it right away when it comes in the mail.  The people who put this magazine together know what they are doing.  There are poems, stories, crafts, games and more in every issue.  We have kept every issue and my son goes back to them time and time again.


title: For your seniors

text: Best deal for seniors with poor eye sight & they don't need anything any way.  2nd year purchased for 86 year old.


title: First

text: The articles in First are great, love all the info. I like the medical info and the health tips, the recipes are great for a healthy life style.


title: Give the old lady something to do

text: Bought as a gift for my mom. She loves getting them every month!


title: Summer dishes

text: Great recipes shown. Good summer dishes that are light and easy to fix.


title: RECIPE

text: EASY TO USED


title: Only received 3 issues

text: I just received my "renew your subscription" notification. I honestly forgot I subscribed to this because I haven't received an issue in months. I received three issues out of the 12. Don't trust this subscription service.


title: Great gift!

text: Great!


title: Yes!

text: Great gift!


title: No other issues?

text: I subscribed on November 8th, 2018, but I've only received one issue so far. Right now it's February 2nd, 2019, and no more issues. Although much of the content was very interesting, about every other page (50%) is all advertising...


title: One of my favorite magazines!

text: Very informative and educational. One of my favorite magazines!


title: Life in AZ

text: I have enjoyed Arizona Highways for years.  Now that I live in AZ it helps me know where to go & what to see.  The photography is outstanding.  I always mention to my son (an 18 yr resident) about the hiking trails.  Some are new to him.  I do keep the magazines for reference.  Being new to AZ I would like to see plants identified so I can purchase ones I like or at least know the names of those I see on the roadways/fields/mountains/etc.  Same with wildlife.  Thanks for a wonderful magazine on AZ.


title: Get your money back via coupons

text: This magazine has so many high value coupons in it that you will save more money than what you spend on the entire subscription---with just one or two magazines (and you'll be getting 12 magazines!! :)


title: Good source of information.

text: We are rebuilding a 1985 Jeep. This has been the best source of information and answers a lot of questions.


title: Great for all ages

text: My brother loves MAD magazine. He has read it since he was a kid. It is still entertaining to an adult.


title: The Best

text: Hugh variety of articles regarding current and historical subjects with wonderful pull-out expansion maps and pictures.  This is the best magazine on the market.


title: Great overview

text: A great way to get an overview of what is happening across the range of scientific disciplines.  Much easier to read than Scientific American when the topic is outside your specialty.


title: So cheap for a beautfiul magazine

text: Town and Country's recent revival definitely makes it worth Amazon's cheap subscription rate.  First magazine arrived 3 weeks after ordering, so even better.


title: One Star

text: I only actually received one addition when there were supposed to be a few.


title: Two magazines arrived so far and there is mostly ads and fluff. Nothing like expected.

text: Flipped through nothingness


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine, love the crafts, ideas, colors, furniture, & doors.


title: Easy to use

text: I always like what Bon Appetit does.  They are complete and the nistructions are easy to follow.


I have been reading it for the last 42 years.  When Bloomberg took it over, the political outlook swerved to the left.  I ignore the usual rants about global warming, etc.  I still provides some useful business info.


title: I use it as an information souce for future purposes and to keep up with changes in technology.

text: It is most useful for those of us not in IT.  I find it a source for product reviews and for info re useful fixes and free software.


title: Good Read

text: This magazine brings back the good that many of us grew up in.


title: Four Stars

text: Can't wait for the first edition


title: Long time reader of this mag. Don't especially care ...

text: Long time reader of this mag. Don't especially care for stories on courses I'll never play but maybe other readers will.


title: Beware Vanity Fair Subscription Renewal SCAM

text:
I enjoyed Vanity Fair magazine for several years but I chose to not renew it in January 2005. They sent the usual renewal notices and I tossed them out, and the magazine stopped coming.

Now in July 2005 I got a harassing letter from "National Credit Audit Corporation" threatening me if I don't pay the $15 account. I did not renew this and I don't owe it, but the tone of the letter is serious.

With some research on the Net I see that Vanity Fair is using an unreputable firm to harass people into renewing.

Anyhow this is finally getting picked up by the mainstream media such as the San Francisco Chronicle, which reported that VF's sister publication, WIRED Magazine, is doing the same thing (they are both Conde Naste publications).

NOTE this is NOT related to Amazon.com, and I am not saying if you subscribe via Amazon that this will happen. It seems to be part of a certain low-rate offer that contained certain language about "auto-renewal" that nobody could possibly read, it's so small. I am writing a letter to the magazine, the credit agency, and the attorneys general of New York and Florida.

The magazine is great, the journalism is top rate. But just try to stop your subscription, you might face the same dunning.


title: Four Stars

text: I like the articles, but loads of advertising ( which I guess most magazines do )


title: Toilet reader

text: Quick delivery, such a nice toilet reader


title: Whats going on

text: This is a great magazine IMO due to the fact that they cover virtually everything on tv or in the movies.


title: Terrific magazine

text: I look forward to Bon Appetit coming each month. It's a really nice magazine with great pictures and articles.


title: Priced itself out of range for the average subscriber!

text: Great mag but the new pricing is a bit much considering they make a bundle on advertizing, especially from Traxxus!


title: Would buy again

text: Enjoy reading it


title: good articles and recipes

text: this magazine is very good with lots of tips and recipes. my husband is diabetic and there are lots of recipes he can eat.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent quality and timely delivery


title: Sports illustrated Subscription

text: Great price for this subscription! You get the free online access to view each magazine on the iPad which is great.  Great Xmas gift too!


title: This is December

text: I would really love the Christmas issue


title: This is a PRINY ONLY subscription.

text: Whoops...this is a PRINT ONLY subscription. (I like to have the digital subscription in addition to print for when I travel.) I missed this point and I am quite disappointed in this day and age.


title: great little magazine

text: Great little magazine...especially for health reasons. A lot of great information...cooking, health tips, dieting tips, etc. Am really glad that I subscribed. Not just info. for 20 and 30 year olds, a lot of info. for the 40 and up crowd.


title: save your money

text: There are so many ads in this publication that they should pay you to read it!  Don't waste your money (and may I add TIME) wading through ads, ads, and more ads.............


title: Snobby Mag

text: I've only received a few issues, but they contained large articles about private schools and high-end Dover area restaurants.  Not my kind of high brow interests. Delaware is a charming seaside, farming state and this magazine does not represent the "real" Delaware.


title: Love it!

text: If you work in a day program with seniors I guarantee your going to love this magazine. I use it for group discussions.


title: Love it

text: I use this for my senior program. They love the pics and reminiscing about some of the old days great magazine


title: A shadow of the 1980's/90's publication

text: What a disappointment; don't waste your money, as it's 90% ads.  A shadow of the 1980's/90's publication.  Two thumbs down :(


title: I did not authorize automatic renewing of their subscription

text: I cannot express my disappointment enough with HGTV policy of automatically renewing my subscription without my permission and then billing me for it and then threatening me for payment. If I wish to purchase another years subscription I will do so myself but to have this magazine and others that are doing this without the buyers permission is just wrong. I have made it clear before that I do not agree and will not agree with automatic renewal and I intend to post a similar revues giving HGTV and similar magazines a #1 star rating on all social media  because I am tired of this.If it were possible to give them even less of a rating than #1 I would in a heart beat. I doubt very much that they will call me about this,let  alone leave a number for me to call them back. Now that would be a surprise.


title: Great Gift

text: The magazines arrive on time and are fun to read and learn from.


title: Great Read

text: This is one of the best magazines out there if you want to stay on top of all the cool things happening in the world.


title: Five Stars

text: Great price!


title: Unless you're 17 and under, don't bother

text: Yes, there are pics of beautiful women. Most of them have been airbrushed, but still...they're beautiful. With a rare occasional interesting article/tidbit, Maxim is the same boring, repetitive nonsense every single month. 2 or 3 months in and you'll see it for yourself.


title: One Star

text: I haven't received an issue yet.


title: NOT GETTING BETTER

text: Over the last 50 years I've  been reading National Geographic, this magazine has been going downhill.  In the past you could count on having in depth writing about countries arround the world, which would justify giving National Geographic five stars.  Don't forget to post your rating and review.