title: I love this magazine!

text: This magazine is fun.  It's got some interesting articles (such as feminist terrorists of the 70's) and lots of lighter stuff.  They're feminist, but they don't hate men (and they love the likes of Henry Rollins or that guy from OK-Go!).  They have travel and food regulars, and they introduce you to interesting people and artists you may not have encountered otherwise. I love the advertising - I have found the coolest stuff from subversive cross stitch kits to amazing perfume (BPAL) by checking out their advertisers.  And the one handed read - hubby likes it when I read that regular feature :D


title: Good ideas.

text: The first issue had interesting ideas. So far I like it!


title: Love the designs and layout!

text: Editors and writers doing a great job the last couple years...designers and patts are fresh, stylish and "on trend" but also can be moderately conservative, new techniques and explorations...love the way the magazine/designs are laid out in sections or themes and the patterns follow directly after the pics within that section/department.  Genius!  Much more natural way of reading and going through the mag...rather than placing all patts at end of the mag. You've kept me subscribing!  I'm a knitter too, but I like crocheting lace garments with plant fibers for the warmer months. Plus, I just need to have a hook in my hand in between knitting projects to give my two knitting hands a break!  I knit continental (and have been doing a lot of color work lately) but crochet with my right.  Keep up the great work!


title: Great health mag

text: Great magazine with a lot of great health information.


title: Great

text: I love this magazine. There's always a ton of useful information in each magazine. I really like it.


title: Great fitness mag.

text: This magazine is great. Lots of fitness and health tips geared towards women.  It also features fashion and makeup trends.  I enjoy looking at it each month.  Its a well balanced magazine with good articles and fitness pictures with descriptions.


title: Searching with good results

text: I have been reading this magazine for 3 years now and find it continually creative and insightful.  The articles cover a broad range of physical and spiritual topics with clear subject matter.  I highly recommend this for any age group. There is nothing offensive or patronizing. I was hooked after one month.


title: keeps giving

text: a great gift that keeps giving, and a kid no longer has to read it only at the dentist's office!


title: Perfect Pre=Wedding Gift

text: Daughter getting married this year.  Perfect gift to have her look around for what STYLE she might like best.  Buy It.


title: The main Web site is cheaper

text: I was doing to price comparison. The Web site for The News has a rate of 69.00 per year and here it's 87.00 per year. Be careful, it isn't cheaper here.


title: Good if you like ads, no real content.

text: Meh. I got this subscription for my daughter who began pointe this year. I thumbed through it and was terribly disappointed. I read ONE article of use (on the topic of useful items ballerinas keep in their dance bags), the rest was ads. Ad after ad after ad for dance camps and schools. I was hoping for helpful articles on technique, stretches, and training, etc.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine.


title: Eh.

text: Unless you're interested in the science of advertising save your money.  It seams as though there is a 9:1 advertising to content ratio.  Left wanting more science, even though the articles that they do publish are interesting enough to not believe that I was ripped off.


title: Great information for horse lover's

text: This magazine covers all types of horse information that is applicable for every rider.  It has been a wonderful resource for me over the years and it has good stories as well.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for outdoor enthusiasts.


title: Its all "advert-orials"

text: everything in this magazine is either press releases from companies introducing a new product or a paid advertisement that's presented in the form of an article (advert-orial) I was excited to read this and literally speed read through it not obtaining anything worthwhile and canceled my subscription immediately. Do the kindle trial so you can see and then not get sucked into a full subscription.


title: I Am Charlie

text: I really don't care for the humor, though I support their right to express their views.


title: One Of The World's Best Magazine For Beginning And Working Artists

text: I chose a five-star rating for this magazine because it is loaded with information and tips provided by outstanding artists working with a variety of media scattered widely across a broad spectrum of art types.  I am amazed at how often I pick up tips in articles by artists doing work much different form what I favor.  I recommend this to any student or experienced artist who wants to improve by picking up ideas from established artists.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it.


title: Great

text: Great magazine


title: Some good recipes

text: Received and enjoying magazine


title: Good recipes!

text: I was a Cooking Light subscriber, and now that magazine has merged with the Eating Well magazine. I enjoy the photos and the good variety of recipes, which encourage me to try something new (though sometimes the ingredients can be hard to find). I know recipes are easy to find online, but it is nice to know these recipes have been tested.


title: Where the rich meet the beautiful

text:
Robb Report focuses on the wealthy, the beautiful, and their deepest desires.  Fast cars, fashionistas, fun, frolic, frivolity, and freedom.....that is how the rich stand apart from the ordinary.
Where else can a single, affluent man meet a beautiful, healthy, educated, and vibrant woman but at 4M Club---[...]

The Robb Report will take you on a fascinating journey of love, lust, envy, desire, sumptuous trinkets and travels only the truly fortunate possess.
Obsession, possession.  But no recession for this lucky crowd.
The Robb Report is the lap of luxury, the creme de' la creme, the 'ver' in Vercaci.......don't walk, but run, to your nearest bookstore and pick up a copy of this truly decadent magazine.


title: Disappointed that  Subscription  was Backdated

text: Nice magazine with good Recipes and pretty photographs but was disappointed that instead of receiving the current issue, they started out with the December Christmas issue.  I received two magazines at once at the beginning of March.  Feels like they were anxious to get rid of some old unsold issues


title: This should be a crafting book

text: Crafting, not building


title: Boring

text: Goodhouse keeping is not what it was, boring and boring articles. very disappointed thinking about cancelling it..


title: just love it, love it, love it

text: this is the best magazine, and I just love it and so does my family, the love all the new food I am cooking for them


title: Good stuff!

text: Great mag and great price.  Enjoy the variety of subjects!


title: LOVELOVELOVE this mag!

text: lovelovelove this magazine!  great use of color, new fabrics, recommendations for new tools.


title: Excellent Selection!

text: Wow I remember Ranger Rick from when I was a kiddo and I am so happy this publication is still alive!  Was very happy to gift a subscription to a young kid and see it appreciated for another generation!  Subscribe and keep print alive!


title: Super classy

text: One of my favorite magazines ever. Love it over AD any day.


title: Perfect Present

text: Enjoy this magazine & liked that I could send the subscription as a gift using Amazon.  Arrived when scheduled; happy recipient.


title: CHEAP AND ENTERTAINING!

text: nice magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Very good mag. If you R into cooking an enjoy  different recipes to choose from.


title: Revista decoracion

text: Aún No llega


title: Have always loved RD!

text: So many quick read happy little articles, along with longer deeper pieces.  So glad I finally subscribed.


title: CR pays for itself many times over every year - usually every month

text: How does anyone live without consumer reports? If you read product reviews before a minor purchase, you should read CR before a major one - appliances, TVs, cars, health care plans, IRAs, restaurants, tires - this is an indispensable source of information that no consumer should be without.


title: Have always enjoyed RD!

text: Have always loved the short stories and articles published in Readers Digest.  My kids started having an interest in reading some of these stories too because they are easy to read, short, and interesting.


title: Good magazine for Middle school

text: Good magazine for Middle school


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine for the rc enthusiast. Fun to read, great photographs, excellent reviews!


title: A Enjoyable Magazine for RC Airplane enthusiasts.

text: There are some timely articles in Fly RC, including the drone craze and ultra-micro sized aircraft. Fun to read, fun to browse through.


title: Each issue is my favorite

text: I am in perpetual creative renovation mode every month when I read HGTV Magazine. Each issue is packed with ideas and information and is a "must read" for any HGTV or DIY fan.


title: Very Helpful

text: Very helpful in planning my TV viewing.  I record most shows, and I can see if any new show or specials need to be added.  Also like having the guid on my Kindle.


title: Great resourse for any homeowner!!!

text: Great magazine for just living in a home, fixing things therein, building great things with supurb plans and instruction.  Any homeowner will learn a great deal and save money by doing things him or her self.


title: Five Stars

text: Very good magazine, learn and explore science in an entertaining way.


title: Great for reading and dreaming

text: Always great ideas and places to go.  They should include San Jose more, however, San Francisco is way over sold.


title: My favorite magazine I got at special discount on Amazon Prime

text: New Yorker is my favorite weekly read.


title: Good magazine

text: My 10-year-old daughter likes this magazine. I think it would be good for girls ages eight or 9 to 12 or 13.


title: Excellent Science Magazine With Issue Every Week

text: Excellent magazine.  Really is current and nice still in magazine format.  Worth the $154 for 52 issues if you are a science buff.  Covers almost all areas of scientific inquiry and latest research. Only knock is too much politics, mostly left-wing in my opinion.  I do agree with them on climate change.


title: A must for the MCM enthusiast.

text:
This magazine is a must for the modern or Mid-Century modern enthusiast. Filled with inspiration and beautiful pictures. AND it lets other MCM heads know you're a connoisseur just seeing it in your hand or on your table! A showpiece of sorts, ha ha!

Reasonably priced subscription, too!


title: I love when Oprah visits my mailbox

text: I love that Oprah's magazine feels like all the best parts of her show.  I appreciate how uplifited and a little bit more in the know I feel after reading each issue.


title: Great magazine!

text: This magazine is excellent for hikers and backpackers and well worth a subscription. A bit too heavy on the techie, gimmicky, and glossy side of this subject though but maybe that's just me as I "age". My favorite more recent section is the Photography in the outdoors which has reasonable, helpful advice.


title: my fav magazine!

text: This has been my fav magazine for about 10 years. I especially love Rabbi Rami's regular column. Easy to read and covers everything that I value in life. Great initial connection with authors and subjects so I can go deeper with books and other material later. I like reading this at breakfast and lunch- small digestible snacks of love and information.


title: A good read every month when it arrives.

text: Bought this magazine on a lark and have found it a good read every month when it arrives.  Lots of gems of information for diet, health and many other informational articles.  Got a great deal on the magazine via amazon.


title: A great old magazine of interest to people of all ages

text: I had formerly subscribed to the RD for many years but let my subscription run out.  I got my first copy and found that I read it cover to cover before going to sleep each night.  The articles are all of interest and so much so, I don't know why I let my subscription lapse.


title: Short & sweet

text: Very nice learning tool for my homeschool teens.  Provides new & interesting info in a short & sweet format.Variety of subject matter.


title: Horrible content.. Nice cover pic

text: based on the cover, it should be called Douche


title: Dog Watch Veterinary Information

text: I have been receiving the DOG WATCH' news letter for over a year and just renewed my subscription. The publication comes from Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine so I feel I can trust what information they provide. They cover such topics as canine diseases, what to feed a dog, children and pet interaction, what immunizations to get for you pet,grooming and many topics. You also receive information on specific dog problems. At the discounted price provided by Amazon.com I consider it a worthwhile publication to receive and store for future reference.


title: Consumer Reports

text: Use it to guide a purchase on a single product and you probably have your moneys worth.  Long term subscriber.


title: Great magazine.

text: Have always subscribed to this magazine.  Great mix of articles about home, beauty, consumer news, product tests.


title: Not My Taste

text: Sorry, this is just a bunch of pictures and not much else.  I prefer something that offers informative articles to read.


title: Really enjoy reading RD

text: Love the variety of articles/stories.


title: Great gift

text: Purchased for grandkids and they really enjoyed it.  Brownie points for grandma, and educational for them.


title: Madness

text: I want to subscribe but it seems they went out of biz and don’t want to humor us any more


title: my favorite crossword books

text: I've solved these puzzles for years and they are always just the right degree of challenging for me.  Love them!


title: This old House Subscription

text: We have had this magazine before and really like it.  We renewed at Amazon because of the more reasonable price.  The renewal has not started so unable to rate at the efficiency of the company to set up the renewal to continue the original subscription.


title: Great magazine for aviation buffs, but not the process of getting a hard copy print edition

text: Great magazine, just sucks to get in print. Solution is to just do it electronically. I have been doing that now going on 2 years via the newstand on my iPad and have had no qualms. Makes me feel better being more 'environmental friendly'


title: Love NAT GEO.

text: Our granddaughters' love these. Started with NG Little Kids and will one day graduate to NAT GEO.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for a great price


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title: Creative

text: 5 year-old grandson has loved every page of this creative magazine.  I saw him using an ink pad and his fingerprint to create a masterpiece of :"bugs" on a sheet of paper!  Outstanding!


title: No longer a magazine about mechanics

text: Too much technology.  This magazine needs to get back to basics.  I've got the complete set of Popular Mechanics from the early 1900's through at least 1940.  It was a great magazine about mechanical methods & concepts.  It's turned into a 6th grade level Popular Science.


title: Love Vogue

text: No matter who is on the cover, I still enjoy Vogue magazine.  I understand why they chose Kim and Kanye ... I don't have to like their public presentation.


title: For all sports fans!

text: This magazine is great if you are a real all-around sports fan..  It has great coverage of MLB, NFL, NCAA, NHL.....basically ALL sports when in season and some articles out of season, too!  It is magazine that is worth subscribing to if you fall into this category.


title: Four Stars

text: good read


title: Perfect magazine for money saving tips & great coupons!

text: I ordered this magazine mainly for the coupons (they tend to be a little better than ones in the Sunday paper). I ordered May-15-2009, received the first issue (August issue) July-16-2009. Through a great deal on Amazon, I was able to get the subscription for less than $1 an issue. The first magazine I received has already made this more than worth it - there was a coupon for a *free* bag of Jack Link's chicken nuggets (up to $7.67)! Woohoo! Every coupon had at least two months until expiration. The products they feature are budget-friendly so I don't feel like I would never be able to afford to try things like I do sometimes with other magazines' featured products. The magazine provides a lot of helpful ideas on how to save money in all areas of life. Just be sure to read all the articles you want before you start clipping coupons! I would definitely recommend this magazine to those interested in saving a few bucks. You get back more than your money's worth. The All You website is good to check out as well - there are links to some exclusive printable coupons.


a beautiful book/magazine, well illustrated and well written.  I think it fairly, though concisely, defines all the world's religions without being judgmental or critical toward any one belief.  A history lesson as well.  I highly recommend it.


title: Southern Living Magazine

text: A great price!


title: Five Stars

text: Good quit time reading,,IF you get my meaning


title: Best hand gun mag going for my

text: I have gotten it before.Best hand gun mag going for my money


title: Great Magazine

text: I have been getting this magazine for years and is by far my favorite cooking magazine.  They always have a ton of good recipes that cover a whole range of proteins from red meat, pork, chicken, fish, and vegetarian.  Most of the recipes can be cooked in 30 to 60 minutes which is great during the week.  My wife and I cook using this magazine on a weekly basis and am always excited to get a new magazine in the mail.  Highly recommend!


title: Great Magazine for the Healthy Eater

text: I really like this magazine.  Always has great recipes that are clean and simple.  They also have good articles about various health related products.


title: First impressions are good!

text: I've only gotten 1 magazine so far, but I like the mix of recipes and articles.  Will update in the future if things change, but as of now this will remain as an auto renewal.


title: Note enough recipes and nothing that intrigues me to cook.

text: If your looking for ideas for a meal to cook all day on Sunday and spend a ton of money this is your magazine, otherwise stay away.  Not impressed, I've only got a few magazines but I already canceled the subscription, couldn't find anything I would want to make.  The recipes are very rich, a lot of butter and cream.


title: I find this fun to read

text: The only problem with reading this is seeing the channels that I do not get and would like to because of the interesting-sounding shows.


title: If you are looking for a good magazine related to Country Living, this is not it!!!

text: I was cleaning up and discovered that I did indeed receive it in the mail.  Not the Country Living that I remember since it is so full of ads that I can barely believe it; glad it was cheap; won't reorder this again.


title: Five Stars

text: Best motorcylce mag out there!! Also provides excellent riding tips.


title: Great Gift for the Navy person in your family

text:
I get this subscribtion every year for my retired Navy father.  He loves to get it, and had stopped his delivery due to personal finance reasons.  So I hopped on Amazon, and ordered it up to be delivered to his house and have been doing so for four or five years now.
The articles help him stay in touch with all the changes in the Navy since his retirement in 1977.  When you are retired, a good read on a regular basis really improves the quality of life...So I would highly recommend it - or go with the Army, or Marines, or Air Force Times if you have a loved one with connections to those services.
Thank you to all who served (I did 20 myself and have one of my sons deployed now.)


title: Best USA writers

text: Obviously they pay their writers and cartoonist a lot of money as they seem to get the best.  Very current and detailed journalism.  This is a liberal publication for Eastern elites.  I have been reading it for twenty years even though I am in Jacksonville, Florida.  I never go to New York.  Excellent editing and choice of the subject matter.


title: First glance

text: Nintendo Power's subscription count is down from last year so maybe that's why Amazon had it so cheap on a Today's Deal near giveaway sale.  It would take all day to read everything in Nintendo Power.  I didn't find anything mentioned about the secret Wii HD which Nintendo claims doesn't exist, but we all know it does, at least in Ninentdo's R&D lab.  I also didn't see anything about the inner workings of the Wii hardware.  The magazine's total content is Nintendo games (Duh) with a lot more coverage for Nintendo DS than I expected.


title: Heavy coverage on pickup trucks, skimpy coverage on Crossovers and SUV's

text: I wish they published this magazine every month even though I don't rate the magazine all that high..  The magazine has pretty heavy coverage on pickup trucks and skimpy coverage of crossovers and SUVs.  In their latest issue they did a "best of" SUV review but didn't consider scores of popular SUV models in their ranking. For this they get two stars out of five.


title: Helpful magazine

text: So far I am enjoying this magazine.  I am an average Dad with slightly above average mechanical ability, and I enjoy all the articles and tips in this magazine.  Its worth the few dollars for the subscription, I would reccomend to any homeowner.<br />If this review was helpful, please click yes below.


title: Love it

text: I get lots of magazines that I never find time to read, but somehow I always manage to read this one.  Lots of short, useful and interesting articles.  This is probably my favorite magazine.  I'm a handyman/tinkerer by heart, so I think thats why I like it so much.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine!


title: After reading this print it would be hard to go back to small print.

text: After reading this print I seem to get so much more out of the Readers Digest.


title: Gift

text: Sent it as a gift. Was well received.


title: easy reading

text: How very easy to read.


title: Slim and easy to read

text: Loved the first issue, slim easy to read through


title: Cooking light magazine

text: I've seen this magazine in the grocery store for some time and have thought about ordering it but wondered if there would be enough recipes and tips to make it worthwhile. Now that the issues have begun to arrive, I find that I should not have hesitated. I love the magazine.


title: Just as expected

text: I've had the subscription before. I like the magazine and it meets my expectations. The patterns are nice and use easy to find yarn.


title: Five Stars

text: wonderful magazine!


title: Great mag; great price

text: Great mag


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine


title: Love this magazine!

text: I like it because they cover all sorts of interesting material: history, science, art, biography, etc.  Saves me from having to subscribe to several other magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: useful


title: Two Stars

text: This subscription seems to come intermittently. The magazine is mostly advertisements. We won't renew.


title: Inexpensive way to enjoy an easy read about all things Porsche

text: Would love to have subscribed to Total 911, but that was almost $100 compared to the relative bargain of $28 for Excellence.  The only thing better is a Porsche Club of America membership that comes with monthly national magazine plus a region-specific monthly publication.


title: TV GUIDE  always on time

text: It comes on time.  The price is unbeatable.  It renews without me worrying when my it expires.


title: Good, but still yearn for paper

text:
I still like to read magazines. Too bad they have almost all gone to electronic delivery formats. This cuts their costs, but not mine. Their is some added value in this format, but it's still not the same as a paper based product.

Maximum PC provides good information. I'm just not as much into PC hardware as I once was, but their product is still good. The one problem is that there are so many advertisements you can be at least a half a dozen pages into the magazine before you see anything but ads.


title: too soon to know

text: subscription will not start until dec '16; let you know then


title: Five Stars

text: My husband is enjoying the subscription


title: A fan over the years...but too much advertising included now.

text: The magazine is thinner and contains more advertising pages than in past years.


title: Wired

text:
I purchased this magazine for my son ( a 14 yr old science mind).  He loves it!  He educates me after reading each issue.  It is difficult to find magazines to enhance or go beyond classroom instruction.  When this one arrives, we do not see him for hours.  I bought Wired for him a year ago and will happily keep renewing his subscription.

It would make a great gift.

It is now April 13, 2008; this magazine is still going strong in our house.  I still highly recommend this magazine.

It is now March 24, 2009; several years have passed and we still are still enjoying this magazine!


title: Handyman magazine review

text: I am NOT a handy homeowner. While I may not have the talent or ability to complete most of the projects presented, I find that they are ALL understandable.  The magazine covers all the areas I could possibly be interested in hearing about. It has helped me to understand the projects that I must have a professional complete in my home.


title: love this mag

text: great magazine. interesting ideas. great price


title: Like it

text: Good stories, always interesting.


title: Five Stars

text: only motorcycle mag. i now get. sub. 10 years now& will keep sub.


title: Sjw garbage

text: sjw garbage


title: Excellent Magazine

text: Useful tips and good illustrations; good survey of various problems and solutions; professionals as well are do it yourselfers can get a lot of good  ideas and pointers from this magazine.


title: Ripoff

text: Bought this for my mom as a gift and she only received one.


title: Mobile Device Friendly Magazine

text: I like the articles and ads, I joined the Beauty Bar club through the magazine. This club offers 5 samples of quality beauty products every month for a cost of 15 dollars plus tax.  The samples are unique and worth it. And you never know what you are going to get. Also included are coupons and connections to certain shopping sites.


title: People still subscribe to this??

text: I figured they were giving them away to doctors' offices and such just to convince their advertisers that an occasional bored eyeball might glance at their ads, but I didn't realize they still found much of an audience other than that.  You can get the identical Democratic Party line from so many free outlets these days, why bother to pay for it even if that's what you want to hear?


title: CANCELLING MY SUBSCRIPTION!

text: After many years as a subscriber, RW changed their format and now it seems less tailored to the "regular" runner.  They have changed their editor and staff and it no longer is fun to read  I used to read it cover to cover and savor every article, not any more.  I will be cancelling my renewal.  They ruined a very good magazine!


title: Good buy

text: Have always loved this magazine. Great articles and not just full of ads.


title: amazing info in Backpacker

text: Great information for great trips.


title: Great Value 12 bucks for 12 issues

text: Interesting stuff. Great value.


title: Very nice magazine Caveat :.Amazon "Deal " is now $7 more than  the  "Deal " Amazon was running for several weeks.

text: I like the magazine a lot. However,I would like to point out that the current offer at Amazon is at least $7 more than the $5 for 12 issue offer that Amazon was running for several weeks,so if you are thinking of ordering "Real Simple" I recommend that you hold off until the next offer.<br />I'm going to.


title: A classic

text: I've been getting this magazine for many many years and still find it interesting. The articles and reviews are always informative and have helped me discover many new bands that I enjoy.


title: Took a few weeks to get first copy and no gift card

text: Took over a month to get the first copy, I had ordered a gift card but niece never got it...I wondered why she didn't thank my for the birthday gift.<br />She just got her first copy, so all is good


title: Very Materialistic

text: This magazine is geared towards homeowners, not renters. I was hoping to find a lot of do-it-yourself ideas, but they consider "do-it-yourself" to be "buy a bunch of expensive crap". Nearly everything in this magazine was geared toward buying things and expensive upgrades. It gave me a headache, I was not inspired, and it actually made me feel bad about how "not cool" my house is. Not a fan of this magazine. It is just a list of things they think are cool that they are getting paid to tell you to buy.


title: Best magazine

text: Looking at all the other photography magazines out there I think that is the best one in terms of lerning about photography, all the gear, software and tools involved with it. I really enjoy readin it and have the feeling I learn a lot for the money i pay for the subscribtion.


title: Delivery through Amazon not great - only receive the magazine sporatically

text: I'm only giving this 2 stars because of the delivery of the magazine. Since ordering through Amazon, I seem to get the magazine 4 times a year, if I'm lucky. I think next year I'll order through the company directly. That's how I used to order the magazine & I was guaranteed to get my subscription every month. The magazine is great - I've been reading it since 1997.


title: Love

text: I love this magazine, especially for this price. Always has good decorating ideas and good recipes to try. This is a subscription I can't live without!


title: Waste of paper and ink

text: Skim of the surface, basic health info that the kind of people that would purchase a health magazine would already know.  Also, at least 1/3 of the magazine are ads for medication.  The balance are ads for other product and recipes.  It takes me about 5 minutes to flip through the magazine then into recycle.


title: got the hat

text: So, after I subscribed for five bucks, my droid phone blew up on me and I'm trying out a windows phone for a while. There is no app for the windows phone. It's no problem because I can read on my tablet. The hat arrived! It is a handsome black hat. Good deal. Thanks, Wired!


title: Good mag for science enthusiasts, but wish it were more frequent

text:
Our son enjoys science so likes to read the articles in this magazine, but wish it was a monthly vs. bi-monthly (even if it cost a bit more)...

Of course, it always pays to check the magazine out locally before subscribing, but it seems every dentist or hair salon waiting area will have a few copies available...


title: Great gift for new RVers!

text: Informative and exciting, we purchased this subscription for family members starting to get into the RV world.  It was a great gift idea, and one that keeps giving the whole year!


title: Very nice looking magazine

text: Very nice looking magazine, and a lot of the recipes are really fancy but they also have some easier ones which is nice.


title: Great

text: Great magazine. The recipes inside are doable for non gourmet cooks like myself, and I always learn about new food to try.


title: what is good?

text: rachael ray is the pasta/hamburger queen. she sucks as do her recipies.  get a life  who told you  you can cook????


title: good gift

text: great gift. my mom loves it


title: great gift

text: great gift


title: More than Popular

text: Popular Science is a great magazine that helps me keep up with a wide variety of scientific and technical ongoings that affect our lives.


title: Popular Mechanics

text: [[ASIN:B00005N7SA Popular Mechanics (1-year)]]  Rapid response to a subscription request for a great price.


title: Five Stars

text: enjoy having the paper copy and being able to read on my tablet.


title: Excellent Gift!

text: I buy subscriptions for magazines for my husband each year at Christmas, and this is his all time favorite. He is a flying history buff and even I enjoy the magazine!


title: good recipes

text: love the recipes in this magazine.  just received the first copy and was it good.


title: Solid popular architectural magazine.

text: Good visuals, layout and outstanding witing. Stories are relevant and time appropriate. An enjoyable and informative magazine.


title: Highly recommend

text: I love this magazine! Always something fun to read


title: Great Deal

text: Great deal through Amazon.  A lot of good food in there.


title: Great deal

text: Love this magazine.  Got a great deal through Amazon.  Came when expected


title: Great Magazine

text: Offers many tips and suggestions


title: Great Magazine

text: I love this magazine.  Very well rounded.  Great self-help and inspiring articles, beauty, fashion, cooking.  If you like her show, you'll like the magazine.


Just wasn't my taste.  If I lived in NYC, I probably would relate to this magazine much better.


title: Wouldn't buy again, canceled after one subscription

text: Way over prices and not very much content.  Most of the time it showed up absolutely destroyed. I know it is for kids but jeez have some respect for them not to want to read a cheaply made easily damaged mag, especially for the price you're charging the parents. My daughter tore through each issue in less than 20 mins.  I'd rather spend my money buying books.


title: Will not be re-ordering.

text: It is a really thin magazine without much content and very poorly constructed.  Quite often it shows up completely trashed (damaged, cover missing) The content if very, very juvenile, big pictures and little content.  My daughter enjoys it but it only takes here about 15-20 minutes to get through the entire thing.  Too many pictures, think 90%, and about 1/2 are crudely drawn.  Very overpriced for what you get.


title: Straight forward

text: Simple, straight forward and easy to understand.  The articles were actually interesting and useful.  All the projects came with complete lists of needed items, clear, well-written directions, and useful tips.


title: Way Overpriced Ideas

text: I get it, some people like luxury a lot, and I don't mind paying for quality, but when you start recommending 200.00 per person gifts for each wedding guest you've gone overboard.  Unfortunately most of this magazine is ads for overpriced coture dresses that are just plain ugly, and that is my review from more than 6 issues in.


title: A book of ads

text: I was excited to get this subscription, I’ve had it in the past. But I feel like the magazine is 80% ads now.


title: Great gift

text: My seven year old nephew loves it! Great gift


title: Something for everyone in jwords and pictures

text: I have been a National Geographic subscriber for over 40 years.  The magazine keeps getting better.  Now it tackles topics like water usage, global warming and endangered species.  The pictures are phenomenal.


title: Great Purchase

text: Great reading for the price.  Love the backpacking tips


title: love it

text: first class pub to follow the yearly mass


title: SIMPLY THE BEST!!!!!!!!

text: I love this magazine. It is the one I read cover to cover. And I do it slowly so I don't miss one word or picture. I actually do this so it takes longer to finish, since it seems the next issue takes forever to arrive. I would recommend this magazine to a friend. But they will have to buy their own....they aren't getting mine!!!!!


title: Patterns

text: Love these pattern magazines. They have adorable children’s designs. They also have crafts in each issue and fashion articles.


title: Not as expected

text: Not what I expected. Artucles are limited and not detailed as I'd like.


title: Love

text: Love my Rachel Ray!


title: Don't waste your money!

text: I didn't mind when it only went to the evening hours but half the time they don't even list all the channels.  Every few weeks they list all the channels, but not all the shows.  Several times TCM had nothing, then HBO really?  What a joke this magazine has become.  It's went from a guide to a gossip magazine.  Don't waste your money.


title: Great magazine

text: Enjoying the magazine very much.


title: Good magazine for young women.

text: Purchased as a gift for two of my granddaughters. Arrived ahead of the date indicated.


title: Great Magazine

text: Love ID (Ideas and Discoveries) Magazine. Many condensed articles for a quick read here and there. Packed with facts and nothing but the facts.


title: This thing is just a big ad leaflet anymore.  Articles aren't useful.

text: Their articles just keep the ads from running together.  Not much useful content in the mag anymore.


title: Not much information in it anymore

text: Used to enjoy reading these for ideas.  Same old recycled ideas.  Mostly ads.


title: Best magazine

text: Who can argue with Nat Geo!  It is and always will be the premier geographic and sociographic magazine on the planet.  Every generation of school kids grew up referencing these magazines and but pics out for school projects.  Great read and always educational.


title: Hoity toity

text: I don’t think this magazine was for me


title: Mostly ads

text: I thought I'd get some ideas for decorating, but mostly this magazine is full of ads for overpriced junk.


title: Quality children's magazine

text: Unlike National Geographic Kids, which was a real disappointment, this magazine is entertaining and fun at the child's level, has puzzles, stories, recipes, etc. And it's not full of ads for something else. Thanks amazon for providing a trial subscription without the hassles!


title: Not the quality I expected from National Geographic

text: I agree with other reviewers that this magazine is very thin and there isn't a lot of substance in the articles. It was for my 8 yr. old nephew but I think he's much too advanced for this flimsy leaflet.


title: Four Stars

text: Good Read


title: Love it!

text: I got this subscription for my 2 year old grandson and another for my 4 year old and 1 year old granddaughters. They absolutely LOVE every issue!


title: Love Texas and Texas BBQ, not liberal politics

text: Magazine is extreme left politics.  I cancelled my subscription.


title: Harper's Bazaar

text: I ordered this magazine because is it amazing and lots of articles to read, besides viewing the new fashion.


title: easy of ordering

text: Very gift easy to order made a fine gift


title: Nothing great value

text: Made for a nice gift


title: Three Stars

text: Too much extreme leftist politics and too little music.


title: Eh... kind of interesting. The LP ...

text: Eh... kind of interesting.  The LP is going in the toilet a bit so I'm losing interest.  Probably unfair to penalize Reason for that though.


title: Best Magazine out there

text: Stays in the bathroom and is read by all.  Nice variety of interesting stories.  Good value and a terrific gift for sons.


title: excellent photos and stories!

text: anyone who has an interest in Alaska or in big game hunting will enjoy this magazine.  the photos are quite well done, and the stories are well written and interesting.


title: Overly garish

text: I have subscribed to Outdoor Photographer on and off over the past 10 years. I preferred it in the past when the photos and technique descriptions were more focused on field technique and less on post photo processing.  Many of the photos highlighted in recent years are heavily over-processed, often appearing unnatural, which is surprising for a magazine devoted to nature photography.


title: Eye candy!

text: Best eye candy ever! Can’t say enough about this magazine. Great ideas, beautiful photos.


title: Unbiased news and reviews

text: Great magazine and no advertising!


title: Little thinner but still a great leisure read.

text: Not quite as thick as it used to be but still very entertaining.  Perfect to pickup when you have a few minutes to relax.  Stories are still well written and entertaining.  Haven’t read these in about 20 years, but for the price, I am happy to start getting them again.  Very pleased with the purchase.


title: Excellent magazine

text: Just know getting it through Amazon is paper copy only, not access to digital. You might be better going to Philosophy Now directly so you have online access as well


title: Can't beat the price

text: We bought this subscription for our 10 year old son.  He loves it and reads the whole thing as soon as it arrives.


title: Can't get it to cancel subscription

text: Purchased from a school fundraiser and have tried canceling numerous times, will not let me cancel, the page freezes up.


title: Unable to cancel

text: Tried to cancel numerous times, for some reason I still get it and of corse a payment automatically comes out of my account.


title: Magazine is now nothing but ads

text: Bon Appetit used to be such an iconic magazine for foodies, with inspiring recipes, interesting articles, and alluring photography. Now it's nothing but page after page of ads, with little actual content. We canceled our subscription after less than a half dozen issues and will not renew. What a shame.


title: Great recipes that you will actually make

text: Great workable recipes


title: Teen Vogue: Sassy for the New Millenium

text: After seeing some awesome progressive journalism featured in Teen Vogue after the 2016 election, I subscribed for myself, and my teen and tween daughters. My first issue arrived, and I felt like I was reading Sassy for the new millennium. Wasn't Sassy the best back in the 80s & 90s? I love seeing beauty, fashion, and politics that are girl and future positive. Teen Vogue is where it is at.


title: This gift made me a sweet aunt.

text: My 13 yr old niece looks forward to its delivery every month.  This gift made me a sweet aunt.


title: Classic That Still Rocks

text: I have loved this magazine for decades,  even when it was twice as large and on newsprint.  As a senior citizen I still love it.  It keeps me aware of new singers, style, genres and I am never disappointed in the quality of the articles.  A must have.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: DON'T DO IT

text: don't buy a magazine subscription from amazon.  i have two - one kindle and one paper and there's no where to CANCEL the order. so frustrating.


title: Disappointed.

text:
I’ve written a review 3 times for this and amazon keeps eating it before I hit submit so this is going to be short and to the point.
*Received 3/5 in one day, the 4th a week later
*2/4 were old issues with seasonal articles
* my kids (who read our children’s encyclopedia for fun) are barely interested in these at all :(
*content is all over the place

I really wanted to love these and had hoped that the other negative reviews were just really harsh but I will not be renewing our subscription or getting anything else from National Geographic for a long time.


title: Good price

text: I needed to renew my TV Guide and this was a great price for a years worth.


title: Great Mag!

text: Even in a digital age my daughter looks forward to getting this in the mail each month.


title: Don't move...

text: Only received one issue. I moved 2 months after placing my order, but there was nowhere for me to update my address. So now somebody else is enjoying my subscription...


title: Great deal for a quality publication!

text: Finally a source for vegan and vegetarian cooking. Full color pictures and easy to follow instruction. Also articles about other people living the lifestyle.


title: Price

text: Love the price


title: Feeds My Motorcycle News Addiction

text: Cycle World is the best of the motorcycle magazines - great articles on a broad range of bikes.  I've got an unhealthy motorcycle addiction and Cycle World helps me feed it every month.


title: big rip off!!

text: issues down from 12 to 3 per year while they increased the price per year. I finished the latest issue within 4 minutes. nothing interesting. One of the big headline article was free online, with 20 minutes video on youtube 3 months ago!


title: not worth the paper its printed on

text: bought this magazine as part of a bundle with two others.  i'm embarrased by the amount of paper i'm wasting.  you see more photos of interiors in the ads then in the articles.  5 minutes on the web and you'll see far more ideas then a years subscription to all three.


title: not worth it

text: bought this magazine as part of a bundle with two others.  you know something is wrong when the first page is a clothing or makeup ad.  i had hoped the magazine elle would have hired some decor experts to write it but nope.  5 minutes on the web and you'll see far more ideas then a years subscription to all three.


title: not worth it

text: bought this magazine as part of a bundle with two others.  this is the best of the three for looking at interior designs and such, but it isnt worth the paper it is printed on.  5 minutes on the web and you'll see far more ideas then a years subscription to all three.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderfully educational for us and our kids.


title: It’s still useful!

text: Growing up my parents always had a TV guide. In my adult life I never thought I would buy one but I’m glad I tried a subscription. It beats looking on your phone or tablet for what time a certain show starts. I like that it also lists new titles on Netflix, Hulu, etc. I’m a little more than an occasional tv viewer so I don’t keep up with when shows are coming back or a new season is released. For example I found out the new Bosch season was out from TV Guide. I did buy it when it was on a discount. Not sure how I’d feel if I paid full price.


title: A great sports magazine

text: I subscribed to this magazine for years while my children were growing up I let my subscription lapse now retired I'm back this publication always has great information on fishing and hunting witch I enjoy very much.


title: Not for the Tim Taylor type

text: More crafts projects focused than I expected.


title: Great simple read

text:
Love this magazine, but I will say that it goes by way too fast. I recomend reading blogs online to get most of what is in here and dropping by the website every month or two.

But if you are attached to paper, it's a great fun treat once a month for an hour or so.


title: Five Stars

text: seems ok


title: Great purchase

text: I don't know who enjoys this magazine more,  my granddaughters or my daughter. Great articles, beautiful pictures.  The girls love learning about new animals.


title: Not consistent

text: Got my first issue a few weeks ago haven’t gotten it since.


title: Best for this Northwesterners

text: Gives me ideas that fit my Northwest lifestyle


title: i Have NEVER RECEIVED ANY ISSUES  AT ALL!

text: I have not received ANY issues from my subscription! I was informed by Meredith that my subscription would begin again with the December 2019 subscription. I still never have received ANY issues at all!


title: ok

text: Not really helpful if you have any idea what your doing


title: Just Plain Boring

text:
As a self confessed geeky type I was really looking forward to my first issue. Maybe my excitement had built too much during the 3 months it took for the damn thing to arrive, but the first issue was quite disappointing. Give it another chance I thought - second issue arrived today and I have pretty much the same opinion.

So what's the problem - IMHO the magazine has an identity crisis. It tries to be a lot of things (new technology reporter, product reviewer, political commentator) but doesn't quite cut it in any of these categories. As a result it becomes a rather disjointed read. In the end you get bored quickly.


title: Easy Family Meals

text: Nice cooking magazine that offers several everyday  recipe for family meals and desserts.

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title: Five Stars

text: Makes me want to move!!


title: fix anything around the house

text: Best home DIY magazine ever...


title: Yes its still the real Readers Digest

text: Everyone loves the "old fashioned" Readers Digest!


title: Enjoyable publication. I do wish that there were more ...

text: Enjoyable publication. I do wish that there were more basic, very in depth homecare articles that offered a step-by-step guide to doing routine repair & maintenance work, e.g. how to maintain your water heater, how to stain a deck, how to replace stair railing. Perhaps these kinds of things have been covered before, but it was this type of stuff - and specific plans for building small projects - that I most looled forward to when initially subscribing.


title: Five Stars

text: What can I, it is golf, and well priced


title: Favorite magazine ever!

text: Favorite magazine. Love all the recipes, reviews and tips. Always renew my subscription. Love, love, love it. Now my daughter steals my copies as well.


title: How can I review what still has not arrived!!!!!!

text:
Magazine still has not arrived!
Amazon is asking me to review it!
If it does not come soon will have to take it up with Credit Card Company!
Maybe Amazon should inquire if I received 1st issue before asking how good they are!

Jeff B


title: Nice magazine

text: Love this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: great ideas


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, with a lot of interesting articles.


title: Biased but financial news usually fair

text:
When the writers of this publication get on politics, they have a definite leftist slant. What's worse, however, is that they offer blatant opinion in news stories. The magazine is not at all objective. Most of the news about the economy and business is on mark and that's really where they shine and where they should remain. But they get off on politics and become a mere rag.

- Susanna K. Hutcheson


title: Perfect publication for the person of reason

text:
I used to take lots of magazines. Now I only take a few by mail and a few more online. Free Inquiry is one of them and by far one of the best publications written. If you're a humanist or atheist or simply a free thinker, you'll love this publication. Published by the Council for Secular Humanism, Free Inquiry has a tremendous staff and superior writers.

The magazines has timely articles and book reviews for free thinkers and humanists. If you don't believe in fairy tales and you simply want the truth, want to reason for yourself, you need to subscribe to this publication. You won't regret it.

-- Susanna K. Hutcheson


title: Lost Some Luster But Still Important

text:
For those of you with a Libertarian bent, this is a must-read. It has, as some reviewers claimed, lost some luster. It lacks the total Ayn Rand Libetarianism of, for example, "Liberty", which is a pure delight.
But Reason contains some good reading and we do not need a pure diet of left, right or libetarian. We can, after all, think for ourselves. We don't require a magazine to do that.
Reason is one of the best for truthful, yet often opinionated reporting.
Susanna K. Hutcheson
Creative Director
Powerwriting.com LLC


title: Thanks

text: Thanks


title: Can't have more than one subscription?!

text: I have two nieces in two different households, and the seller won't allow me to get two subscriptions?!


title: Frustrating Robot Customer Service

text: Dealing with I-5 Publishing has been frustrating.  Their customer support has been an automated labyrinth of false promises.


title: My Magazine

text: Wired seems to be targeted directly at me.  The content is just the right about of science, gadget updates, politics, humor and feature article on what I am curious.  I was particularly impressed with the issue devoted to the President's opinions.  I recommend Wired for like minded individuals.


title: Fun to read

text: I love this French magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Been a fan since I first got turned on in 1980. Prior to the movie.


title: Outstanding Value

text: Compare the $5/three month Amazon rate the the magazine's $150+ a year rate, and this should be self explanatory


title: Great Magazine,

text: I really enjoy Racer X, I have read most of the popular motocross magazines, and I think the quality of this one is exceptional, and its just freaking cool!


title: Good Old Boat

text: The best sailing magazine for used sailboat owners that I could find.The best do it yourself<br /> magazine for sailing out there.


title: Great service. I had the two most recent issues ...

text: Great service. I had the two most recent issues within 2 weeks of my order. And the content is fantastic for somebody new to the sport.


title: I think the material in this magazine is pretty good. It is mostly written by girls themselves ...

text: I think the material in this magazine is pretty good.  It is mostly written by girls themselves about their own thoughts and experiences.  However, my daughter happens to be stimulated by pictures and graphics which this magazine lacks.  It is mostly written articles and stories by girls with very little visual stimulation.  The pictures grab my daughters attention and then she reads the articles.  This magazine just sits unread.


title: Baking ❤

text: Inspiring !


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy looking at this magazine, just a good magazine.


title: really enjoy it.

text: magazine, really enjoy it.


title: . Can't do without this mag. Has viewpoint ...

text:
.

Can't do without this mag. Has viewpoint from all political spectors.


title: A fun read!

text: Encouraging for people building or wishing to build their own plane


title: Save the trees - don't buy it!  Teaches about valuables instead of values!

text:
I got a free subscription to this magazine.  Needless to say, I won't be renewing my subscription.  My first gripe is that it is full of ads.  Literally, every other page is an ad for something glitsy & up-piddy

My second & biggest gripe is that I, as a normal, middle class mom, cannot relate to the pretentious nature of the magazine.  In this day & age when we can hardly pay for gas and food; this magazine still maintains its elitist character.  I really wonder, aside from Jennifer Lopez & Gwen Stefani, if any woman can relate to the lifestyles that are presented in Cookie.

This magazine promotes what is bad about our country.  It creates an 'air' that people should be concerned more with clothing & stuff than building relations with our family & friends or protecting the environment.

I do have to say that the photographs are beautiful & the magazine is well written.  But I need more than sparkles & pretty colors to be inspired.

If you dream about 'all that glitters' you might like this.  But for those realists out there who are trying to teach their kids values instead about 'valuables', avoid this magazine!


title: You Won't Be Disappointed!

text: We've been getting Farm & Ranch for years.  My husband grew up on a farm so it's particularly interesting to him.  But I enjoy the articles about young ones growing up on a farm.  Their interactions with animals is so genuine and loving.  It's very educational as well.


title: Still the Best Men's Magazine

text: I'll have to agree with the other reviewer that Men's Jounal may not be quite as good as it used to be. But it is still the best men's magazine around IMO. Flip through the other men's magazine fodder at the grocery store or your buddy's place, and save your money for a subscription to Men's Journal.


title: Well worth the price

text: Clean Eating has grown up over the years. It truly is a clean eating mag. They also have a lot of vegan and vegetarian recipes. Well worth the buy


title: I have gotten RD for over 30 years and love it. It went through a bad time but ...

text: I have gotten RD for over 30 years and love it. It went through a bad time but has come out the other side better then before. Great short reads


title: Delivered as Advertised, Industry Standard

text: Delivered within about 4 weeks. Online activation worked great. No problems on that end. As for the mag itself? It's ENR. If you have any interest in the world of construction and engineering, it is a no-brainer. Amazon price ($52) also beats the next best ($82) that can be found on the actual website. Awesome. Very happy with purchase.


title: It's okay

text: This magazine is okay.  Its more ads than anything else but it does have a few good articles. I wouldn't renew.


title: Left wing

text: Really great if you want ridiculous and foolish left-wing politics rammed down your throat instead of learning about awesome hiking. Disappointed


title: Kinda boring

text: Three stars is generous. The pictures are good, not exceptional, and the print is very small. I will not order this again.


title: Buy it every year

text: Every year my friend requests this magazine for a gift. I think this is the 4-5th yr I've purchased. This past year I also got myself a subscription and liked what they offered for recipes esp since not all require weird one time use ingredients!


title: Wonderful.

text: Perfection.


title: Wonderful.

text: Wonderful.


title: Always Interesting!

text: Love this magazine!  Always has interesting articles about people, events, and things across the technology and science fields.  Amazon does a great job with magazine subscription management, too - it was very easy to change my address.


title: My wife loves it!!

text: My wife loves this magazine so much and she says it is super useful and has lots of fun facts and useful ones as well.


title: Handy

text: I find looking at actual pages in magazines so much easier than the digital versions. This magazine organizes channels well and is easy to read


title: Would not re-order.

text: It would probably have been a good magazine, but I never received a single issue, so who knows ?


title: A great magazine; I look forward to every issue

text: A great magazine ; I look forward to every issue.


title: Not what it once was...

text: Time magazine used to be a source of news, now it is just one photo spread after another. Most issues seem to be almost entirely dedicated to a single subject; and really, how many full page versions of the same person does one magazine need to have? The answer is that a photo costs less than paying reporters. If I wanted nothing but pictures, I would watch YouTube. I already gave up on Newsweek, and now I am letting Time magazine go as well.


title: A mini-New York visit between the covers

text: This is the next best thing to being in New York!  Well-written, and illustrated, a welcome "taste of home" for those away from New York.


title: Southern Living

text: I really like this magazine, good article's and receipts, always enjoy the Grumpy Gardner.


title: Great for average “Handy-person”

text: Very informative for average person


title: Love this magazine.

text: Love this magazine.


title: Idea Heavy

text: Love the projects


title: Great writing.  The best.

text: Best writing around.  Much nicer companion than the New Yorker.


title: Readers digest

text: 94 year old grandmother looks forward each moth of the delivery of readers digest. When visiting also find the articles interesting. Well worth it.


title: Two Stars

text: Too many ads!!!


title: She's very pleased.

text: Mother in law loves the big print.  She was not able to see the regular size due to aging eyes.  She's very pleased.


title: Informative

text: I find the articles informative and relevant to anyone in the Craft/Art world. I read it cover to cover and find out about crafts I am unfamiliar with as well as the ones I am very familiar with.


title: Forced subscription !!

text:
I have never subscribed to GQ, but yesterday I got a statement from them charging me $19.97 in due amounts for 12 issues (that i never asked for and never got either !)
And it comes with a harrasment note indicating that "Defaulting on your account could lead to outside collection"
They are trying to force me into paying for a subscription I never asked for. !!
Anybody know where to complaint for these kind of annoying threats ??


title: great price for tvguide

text: I got a great price for my TV guide renewal. i love Tv guide for the articles and sometimes previews for all TV shows.


title: I Love Mother Earth News

text: I enjoy reading this magazine. I look forward to receiving this in my mailbox. The only downside is I can't bring myself to recycling these. I want to hold on to them forever.


title: Ebony > Essence > Oprah

text: Tried Oprah and Essence: Oprah has extremely few wise articles Essence only slightly better articles, the rest of both mags are slick adverts for expensive products, good for magazine, not for me.<br />Ebony articles slightly better and slightly more frequent than Essence, with the rest of the mag as you might expect.


title: great mag good price

text: good price for great mag


title: price is good

text: good price for good mag


title: Five Stars

text: Great. Magazine.  My favorite


title: Five Stars

text: this is a great magazine


My 6yo and 8yo kids love these and use them to follow along at mass. Until I had these I kept flipping through the missal during mass and finding the right spots. Much easier with these plus it's at their level.


title: Nephew Loves It!

text: For my Nephew.  He loves it!


title: If you love style and shopping...

text: This is a good magazine, the price is right and it gives you a lot to look at. It really is all about style and clothing so there is more to look at than to read but the style diva in your life would love this.


title: waste of time

text: I have asked the magazine not to send this as I have macular degeneration and I do not look at things that no longer interest me. It goes right in the recycle bin


title: Vogue Jewelry

text: When my daughter graduated from GIA (Gemological Institute of America), she had only one request: Vogue Gioiello! So, we ordered a subscription for her birthday and just renewed. She absolutely loves the rich photographs and beautifully displayed jewelry. Warning: It takes several months to receive your first issue, so if you are ordering for a special occasion, do so well in advance!


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: Five Stars

text: Good reading


title: Tons of ads and barely educational

text: This magazine is filled with ads, that alone makes it not worth buying. They include many facts with absolutely no following information whatsoever. My son is constantly asking “why” and I have no idea why. I have to have my computer open to google to ask “why did ancient Egyptians shave their eyebrows when a cat died.” This magazine is junk


title: Full of ads and product placement

text: Filled with ads and sneaky product placement! The stories are weak and  too many pointless crafts that you could easily look up on Pinterest. Firefly is so so much better.


title: As promised

text: Easy to read on Kindle. Automatic delivery great.


title: Great price!

text: Always my favorite!


title: Two Stars

text: Same stuff, same products; over & over; not worth the money


title: Food and Wine should be called Food and...

text: What has happened to one of my favorite food magazines? Month by month the magazine has become less interesting to me. When the Photography issue arrived, I looked through it and then called to cancel my subscription. Photography issue? Really?


title: Golden Oldie

text: It has always been a favorite.  Didn't realize my subscription had run out.  Eeek.


title: Rachael Ray Magazine

text: Didn't get as much out of the first issue as I had hoped to.  We'll see what future issue offer.


title: Love this magazine

text: I love the ideas and information in this magazine. It has advice from the experts that I love to watch on TV and it gets delivered right to my house.


title: Very good.

text: Love  this magazine, it's  put together well and has much usefully advice.


title: Best Info!

text: This is the best source of information on all the TV shows you love. I appreciate the good price I got and look forward to it each week.


title: Please publish an English version and the mag will "go global".

text: I would love to order a subscription;  however I do not read or speak French.  If they someday publish an English version, which is a Universal language, I will be more than happy to contribute.  I'm sure some of the cartoons speak for themselves, but my family and friends would not be enthusiastic.  This would be a perfect chance to "go global" with this magazine - spread the word to every corner!


title: Just what I was looking for.

text: I love this magazine... I do lots of this kind of tinkering and this magazine has all kinds of neat ideas and projects.


title: No

text: Not worth it


title: PRICE DOUBLED

text: We have enjoyed Fine Cooking Magazine for several years now and really think it's one of the better cooking magazines, however this years renew is twice what I paid previously. Not sure I want to pay $30.00 for it. Sorry.


title: Wood magazine

text: I find it useful. It has plans for wood projects and a lot of useful woodworking and shop tips. The magazine also does some tool testing and ratings.


title: Very usable information

text: This is a very useful publication for those near or at retirement. The information is up to date, helpfull and informative.


title: Gift appreciated

text: We gave this subscription as part of a birthday gift to our son. PM covers a wide range of topics, so it's better than giving a tech or car specific magazine. It seems to have less ads than others, too. He was delighted.


title: Quality

text: I really do like this magazine


title: Great Product! Great Price!

text: Great Product! Great Price!


title: Love it

text: Love this magazine


title: It’s great

text: Great magazine. Grandson loves it.


title: Five Stars

text: My grandson really enjoys this magazine.


title: TV GUIDE

text: I like this because lets me know about the fall shows coming on tv


title: Great, intelligent magazine

text: People think this is a techie type of magazine, but it is more than that, with great journalism that attacks many of today's greatest issues.


title: Good madazine

text: Appears they have gone back to showing nature and the world without the liberal agenda they had for a while. Report the facts, don't give me a political opinion between the lines. We'll see what the rest of the issues look like.


title: My grandkids love it

text: The boys are 7 and 5. They love the magazine. Went thru it so many times my daughter said the pages are falling apart and they can't wait for the next issue to come


title: Good motivational tool

text: I had a subscription years ago but only kept it for a year.  It seemed that the old magazine focused too much on pregnancy which doesn't interest me at this stage in my life.  I recently got back into health and this magazine helps keep me motivated.  There are a lot of good health and some beauty tips in it and fascinating things I never knew about the human body.  They often feature interesting women, not just fashion models which I like.  Hopefully they keep up this caliber for years to come.


title: Like it

text: Very educational


title: A little pricy.

text: With the model boat building community declining, it has become harder to find printed material on the subject.  This magazine is first rate and always provides thorough coverage on the topics covered each month.


title: a magazine that offers good information and excellent writers

text:
We had purchased the Atlantic from newsstands over the years and finally decided to subscribe.
We went through Amazon and the process was smooth and worked easily.
So now we are subscribers to a magazine that always offers good information and excellent writers.
No complaints only praise for a good product and easy subscribing process.


title: lots of helpful hints ect...

text: Great magazine,great price!!!!


title: Helps!!!

text: Great Magazine.Great Price! Lots of good info!


title: Five Stars

text: bought it for my mom. anything with cats, and she will give a 5 star


title: Good

text: Lovely magazine


title: Great

text: I'm a long time reader.  This is a great magazine


title: Great reading

text: Long-time subscriber.  I always look forward to my next issue.


title: Lovely magazine.

text: Have just received my first issue, and I am enjoying it.


title: Good choice

text: My granddaughters haven't received there first issue yet, but I'm sure they'll love it.


title: Great magazine

text: I enjoy it.


title: Beautiful book

text: I'm waiting for my first issue, but I know it's a great source of comfort. Easy to understand and very helpful.


title: Four Stars

text: Great!


title: Fun magazine

text: Grandson loves the magazine.  Great stories and lots of activities.  He gets so excited when another issue arrives.


title: Timeless

text: Learn who's making the big bucks.


title: Shortchanged

text: Took forever to receive the first copy and only received 4 total.


title: DO YOU LOVE ALASKA?  DO YOU LOVE TO HUNT?

text: Even if you have never been to Alaska or have never gone on a hunting adventure in Alaska, this magazine will make you want to go there, entice you to go there.  The articles and photos are wonderful.  Be a man and buy this magazine!  Buy it even if you are not!  You will want to grunt like Tim Allen, puff up your chest and go out into the wilderness to chase after wild things, which may just chase you right back!  So, go on and grunt and make yourself or someone you love happy!  Buy this magazine for yourself or the real men in your life, or those wannabes.  Just grunt and do it!


title: Magazine Review

text: Southern Lady is just what the name implies, it is a wonderful  magazine that contains a mix of fashion, home decor, recipes and just about everything that appeals to a Southern Lady's heart.  It harks back to the lovely time when the word "lady" rather then "women" appeared on restroom doors , Hair Salons were not invaded by men and we walked with grace and elegance. I thoroughly enjoy the  ambience of the magazine as well as the practical "how to" articles.  [...]


title: Great magazine

text: Got this as a present for my friend.  She truly loves it!  Third year to renew it.


title: Gift

text: Gift


title: Five Stars

text: like alot


title: Five Stars

text: Like


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Kids love it.

text: I have reordered this for my Grandson for the coming year.  He gets so excited when it arrives in the mail.  I highly recommend it.


title: Great reputation but that remains to be seen.

text: Although I've paid for this magazine, it has yet to arrive so it's difficult to evaluate.  I've read Prevention magazine before and think I'll like this book but....I need to have it physically arrive before I can read it!


title: Great magazine!

text: What can you say about the perfect golf magazine?  My husband loves it.  Perfect gift for him!


title: Skip it.

text: Meh.... shockingly underwhelmed.  I  haven't made a single recipe out of the 4 editions I've recieved thus far.  Maybe because I'm overjoyed by the recipes in the Clean Eating magazine I bought at the same time.  But every recipe in here is carb heavy,  lots of ingredients and unhealthy.


title: Simple, healthy and delicious recipes

text: If I could give a magazine 10 stars, this would be it.  Bought this sight unseen and have loved and made dozens of recipes from the 3 issues I've gotten.  The articles are interesting and well written.  Not filled with ads.  Canceling my Cooking Light subscription, because it doesn't even compare to Clean Eating.


title: Good for woodworkers, very skilled people

text: I signed up for this subscription because I wanted to learn how to do more around the house, but it didn't really deliver that for me.  This magazine is targeted towards people already skilled in such matters, and is too technical for most laymen.  I hardly have a reciprocating saw in my garage!  At best I have a power drill and a decent toolbox.


title: This long essay is a scholarly account of what heaven ...

text: This long essay is a scholarly account of what heaven could possibly be. If you are a skeptic, it will make you think twice. I could not put it down, and then I wanted more when I was finished.


title: Not Just for Men

text: I love this magazine! It seems to be designed for men, but I think it's great for ladies as well. The articles are great, and I love the humor added throughout.


title: Good Info

text: Magazine is laid out well. Lots of topics are covered. Great pictures. Very informative.


title: Texas Monthly

text: Stuck for a day in a motel during a freak snow storm in West Texas 1987 or so, to pass the time, I bought a Texas Monthly at the next-door 7-ll.  I loved it so much, when I finally got back home to Pacific Palisades, CA, I ordered a subscription that I kept for years.  After many moves in the next two decades, I let my subscription lapse.  When I saw Amazon's amazing price, I jumped at the chance to savor its entertaining pages again.  This from someone who has never lived in Texas.


title: Good Value

text: Good price for a magazine I already subscribe to.


title: No thanks

text: No thanks


title: Love People

text: Just love People magazine, it's a joy to read about the royals, human interest stories of courage & strength, and all the pictures.


title: 50% of the magazine is full of worthless adds.

text: Some of the reporting is great but most of the magazine is worthless advertising.<br />I’ll stick to Pinterest next year.


title: Five Stars

text: awesome mag


title: Great stories and tips

text: I know I could probably read this online. But I like the magazine. I should get bigger print.


title: Good for gifting

text: Love this.


title: shows diverse kids

text:
Out of all the magazines out there for little kids (mine is 4), here is what makes this one unique and why I keep subscribing to it:
1) It shows people of different backgrounds and abilities doing normal everyday things.  Ie, in a picture of lots of people doing different things, I noticed a girl with two dads; several times I have seen children in wheelchairs; different racial groups are shown.  The stories are not "about" diversity and the background/ability is not the focus of the story, they just have a story (going to the beach, looking for sparkly things, growing tomatoes, etc) and the characters in the pictures are diverse.  this aspect is my #1 reason I like this magazine.
2) There are lots of puzzles and games, and it's nice to have something to challenge the brain that my kid doesn't think of as 'work' (in contrast to the alphabet workbook I've been trying to get her to practice!)
I should also note that my LO likes the magazine too and gets very excited when each issue arrives.
We also subscribe to National Geographic Little Kids and Ranger Rick Jr.  , which obviously have different focuses and are complementary.


title: Four Stars

text: Cute


title: Best Magazine Ever!!!

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for two years now and can honestly say that it is $18 well spent. I have learned so much about gardening, sewing, homeschooling, farming, cooking, baking, canning, etc. from this magazine. I have told my husband that Countryside is one magazine subscription we will never stop.


title: Five Stars

text: GREAT


title: Nice!

text: A fun magazine for kids!


title: Five Stars

text: Fun read


title: Five Stars

text: fun read


title: So far I only have received 1

text: Been awhile since my purchase of this mag and have only received 1. It’s been too long since another one has arrived. I had this problem before then like 3 of them came at once!


title: Do it the way you like it any time.

text: Always wanted to do thing by myself..<br />When I get it, I going to do just that.


title: Five Stars

text: arrived quickly. Just as described.


title: Vanity Fair a Classic

text: A classic and always my favorite. Something for everyone in this magazine and the photo are always great.


title: Otherwise great

text: Wish it had alittle more male related articles. Otherwise great


title: Love the cartoons

text: It's the New Yorker, what more is there to say... Good price, no lapse in subscription with renewal.


title: Magazine

text: The magazine is OK every other page it is a marketing section to try to sell you some boots Shirts or jackets


title: Easy of Use

text: My father-in law is in a nursing home and we can't visit him right now due to Covid19.  I purchased this for him and he really likes it.  Helps keep him connected to the out side world.


title: Five Stars

text: I'll be staying woke this year.


title: Amazon makes it very difficult to cancel

text:
Got C&D on a 6 month promotional. Tried stopping. No notice, auto-subscription kicks in, Amazon won't allow a return, guess I'm stuck. Will try to cancel it before it renews again. The issues are ultra thin, very little material and few interesting articles.
Not the same. I'll avoid Amazon promo deals like this in the future.
Update: I was able to find a tiny "magazine subscription manager" link on the original Car & Driver sale listing page. Got a full refund upon cancellation, thank you Amazon.


title: Wow, what a mag

text: You can not handle every project, but in total, wow!


title: Easy on the eyes

text: I like Readers Digest and I dont have to search for my glasses with the larger print.


title: Good magazine

text: Alot of not complexed projects to make, and interesting variety.


title: Five Stars

text: Like to look and read the articles.


title: Mostly recipes

text: I've only gotten one magazine, so it's hard to really render judgment. But it's mainly full of recipes, some very high in calories. I can buy a cookbook for that. Will be interested in what else they do.


title: Great info, too many classifieds

text: This magazine is what I look forward to every week. It's a short mag which is ok since it is a weekly issue but unfortunately the last 4-5 pages are mainly classifieds. But for laymen terms and easy reading (not too technical) this magazine is great.


title: Easy, Economical Magazine Subscription Renewal

text: Much more economical way to continue to receive SI.  The renewal was automatic, so no worries about missing an issue.


title: GQ ageless?

text: Good magazine but overpriced for the amount of stories they developed. Purchased at Amazon my favorite store with gift card.


title: Perfect (pretty much) Mass Companion...

text:
I saw a fellow parishioner with this and asked about it. She had subscribed for many years and really liked it.

It took about a month to get my subscription active and I've been looking it over for about 10 days now. As many have noted, it's so much more than just a Missal; it has morning/evening/night prayers, prayers before and after meals, lives of Saints, and Latin Mass on facing pages if your parish priest throws you a curve and decides to do "Lamb of God..." in Latin--as ours did yesterday on Holy Innocents Day. It's also good that the Mass is going to be EXACTLY what it's supposed to be that day; no guess work as is sometimes necessary with the regular Missal. As a new Catholic, this is VERY helpful.

I've been using the St. Joseph Daily and Sunday Missals and I will keep them close but will probably only take the Magnificat to Mass from now on.

Pages are thin... EXACTLY like every other Bible or Missal and the overall quality is impressive. There is a great deal of obvious pride in doing your best for God in this publication.


title: Great magazine filled with tons of recipes and lots of ...

text: Great magazine filled with tons of recipes and lots of tips and tricks. It used to have far more coupons and the lack thereof is the only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5.


title: Five Stars

text: Works As expected


title: Inconsistent in reading levels but lots of diversity

text: Our toddler loves this magazine (but she’s an avid reader) but we can’t stand it. We love the racial diversity but neither of us enjoys the stories or reading her to her, and they’re ridiculously varied in age appropriateness. For example, there’s a half story about Kate, who makes a basket for Max and leaves it for him and he catches her (the end) and then there’s a story about friends who split everything “fifty-fifty”—as if my two year old gets percentages—and try to decide what to do with a quarter. I do appreciate the cultural and racial diversity.


title: Readers digest is always a great read.

text: Large print makes it easier to read with my old eyes.


title: My brain loves it!

text: I keep my brain working by testing it against these cryptograms daily. A good buy for those so inclined.


title: A family staple

text: Have ordered it for several years for my grand daughter who loves the magazine and waits for it each month.


title: Used to be a great fun magazine to explore music and its culture and ...

text: Used to be a great fun magazine to explore music and its culture and see my musical heroes in color<br />now its a liberal rag with a leftist agenda I use it  to line the bottom of my birds cage


title: fast delivery on magazine!

text: First issue of magazine arrived yesterday..... much faster than anticipated so that was good news.


title: Love this magazine

text: Read in relaxation time.


title: Be aware about renewal

text: I do not order things on renewal. I ordered this two years ago and they renewed on a cancelled card that was stolen. I tried to cancel right after I saw they were billing me. Amazon worked with me to get it stopped. This was not clear when I started the order. How does Cooks Illustrated bill a new card I owned and never authorized for purchase? Don't subscribe unless you have your calendar clearly marked to cancel the order. Risky business.


title: Not my cup of tea.

text: First time ordering this magazine.  It was a little more upscale then I am.  It did not cover much that I am interested.


title: Short term product

text: This was a gift from my mom. I liked that the way that I ordered it was for one year instead of an automatic renewal which is often in the fine print. My mom received her first issue earlier than predicted.


title: Always entertaining.

text: What more can I say?


title: Exceeded my expectations!

text: I purchased this subscription to refresh my German, and was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this magazine. The articles cover a wide range of interesting topics, and the 40+ models are delightful.


title: Mosty advertising!

text: Canx my subscription....way too much advertisement!  Keep in mind though. I hate commercials!  Only exception is Superbowl!


title: not as good as before, but still fills an important niche.

text: been subscribing to the former Lapidary Journal for around 25 years. Sadly, over the years, it has gotten thinner and thinner. I don't mind the disappearance of actual lapidary work, but I do miss the number of non-bead jewelry-making projects that there used to be. But I am glad it still exists at ALL.


title: Meh.

text: As others have said here, InStyle used to be about (more) affordable fashion. Now it's the same high-end fashion as Vogue and Harper's. There are occasionally items of interest, though. But what I am also unhappy about is, it used to be delivered into my mailbox, but now it is delivered by being thrown onto my driveway (by a private delivery service, NOT the USPS). It has been run over a few times already - my husband didn't see it/assumed it was junk mail and the plastic has gotten torn off. I've been subscribing for many years, but not sure I will continue. And the on-line edition is MORE expensive than the paper edition!


Haven't received my first magazine yet but I love reading it. Information that I enjoy and share with family and friends.


title: New To SI

text: My husband is retired and reads the newspaper and a few outdoor publications, but loves sports too.  He likes this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: many great tips from experienced farmers and great adds also.


title: Five Stars

text: many great tips from experienced small farmers. love it


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: fabulous ideas are In here


title: Four Stars

text: great reading monthly


title: great magazine

text: informative and very interesting. have been reading it for years!! can't do without it!<br />only drawback to the subscription is that it arrives several days to a week after it is on the newsstand by my home. but,the great price far outweighs the few days wait!!!!


title: Great Gift!

text: My sister loves Yoga and I puchased this magazine as a gift. She really anjoys reading it and it automatically renews so I am set for next year.


title: Magazine

text: It was alright lot of commercial stuff


title: Four Stars

text: Stuff I'd most likely never use.  Ideas to much for me.


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful


title: Good magazine and a good price

text: Purchase this magazine subscription for my wife it's great value for the money let's be totally honest we both wish they're being more magazines, only a few times a year published...


title: The Standard Foreign Affairs Journal

text:
Two decades ago as a bright eyed Navy Ensign I wanted to know more about why I was sent overseas.  After a bit of research I found out that the Council on Foreign Relations, a prestigious foreign affairs think tank, published a journal entitled Foreign Affairs and subscribed.  That's how I came to find Foreign Affairs and I'm so glad I did.

Foreign Affairs quickly turned out to be one of the best journals I have ever read.  As a young Ensign traveling the world, it provided great insight on why we were out there doing what we were doing.  Between its covers, you'll find long thoughtful and insightful essays written by Condolezza Rice, Robert Gates, Rumsfeld, Kaplan, Brzizinski and scores of others making their cases for why America should pursue certain courses of action.  Many times these articles precede the mass media news by months on where America is going.

The journal is published six times a year and has:
- 2 to 3 Reasonably sized Comments
- 8 to 10 Essays written by leaders of government
- 4 to 5 Book Reviews and Responses

Everything is very well written and thoroughly researched.  In short, you won't find a better journal on Foreign Affairs.  Since first subscribing almost two decades ago, I have read all the other political science journals out there and have found that Foreign Affairs is the standard international affairs journal by which all others are measured.  These are the essays that are at the forefront of what politicians are discussing.

The more I studied and the more I learned, more I also started reading Plato, Locke, Hobbs, other classical works - the more I realized that Foreign Affairs is the purest of Rhetoric...and Foreign Affairs is rhetoric of a very high order.

So profoundly did Foreign Affairs and Military service affect me that I went on to get a postgrad in international affairs and economics. Diplomatic international affairs, the rhetoric, is America's first line of defense in a broad international battlefield that is fought primarily with words but which certainly is tied to lives and blood when the rhetoric escalates to a certain degree.  For example, Europe not supporting America during the Iraq war had the price of additional American lives lost....the price for losing the war of words with Europe with respect to Iraq cost us in the currency of blood.

Overall foreign affairs is a battlefield where the British, French, Germans, Arabs, Chinese, Japanese, the giant corporations of the world and others fight for the hearts and minds of the American People(with America being one of the most diverse societies in the world) and for the hearts and minds of people around the world.  Many times, things get very complex and its hard to tell who is America's friend and who is not and sometimes our friends on one front are our enemies in another.  In the end, we have to assume that CFR is PRO AMERICA - otherwise, we're really in a pile of doo doo, but yes - even CFR is swayed by the forces of Foreign Affairs and Diplomacy.  Diplomacy is probably the most complex chess game we play and its a game where the stakes are so high that we can't afford to lose.  Foreign Affairs, the publication, gives you a front seat to the game.

If you want to understand, contribute, or at least not detract -- subscribe.  Only through knowledge can you engage in thoughful debate.


title: Download snail slow

text: While I really enjoy the print version of "All You" I am disappointed with the Kindle version.  After 10 minutes only 2 pages had downloaded. This is ridiculous. I won't be subscribing to anymore digital magazines.


title: Nice

text: Very nice magazine for kids.


title: I am a science lover, and also subscribe to ...

text: I am a science lover, and also subscribe to other science magazines. Although this magazine is OK for a quick fix, its lack of depth and analysis lowers its star rating. It does however titillate you to go in to more depth on-line or elsewhere.


title: I love looking at glossy pictures of clothes

text: ... and getting ideas based on the latest styles.  Yes, it's basically a cataloge of girls playing dress up, but it is almost as fun looking at the outfits as it was playing dress up as a kid.


title: Five Stars

text: Just what I expected.


title: Four Stars

text: great


title: This is an exceptional way of following the horticultural world ...

text: This is an exceptional way of following the horticultural world in the UK.  It also has a wealth of plant-specific gardening tips


title: the best read

text: Fantastic amount of information available by reliable sources on multiple topics.


title: I look forward to my issue every month!

text: One of my very favorite magazines! Great deal too!


title: Good magazine

text: Order this for my husband he likes it


title: Victoria magazine rocks !

text: I love this magazine. Received my first issue sooner than expected. Worth every penny spent.


title: Three Stars

text: A couple of good articles, some interesting cover girls. So many ads.


title: Love reading this mag

text: Love reading this mag. Keeps me updated in a wide range of topics with in depth articles that are well written. Too many ads.


title: so much fun. i love getting them!

text: My mother in law got this subscription for my kids last year and I renewed it on a deal of the day. I love these magazines, they are always such fun stories! My kids are 8 and they are great for their age!


title: Five Stars

text: Great!


title: My fave weekly magazine

text:
I tried Amazon's magazine subscription service last year. Recently, I was notified of the upcoming automatic renewal with the opportunity to cancel in a timely fashion. I was pleased with the $15/yr subscription price for Entertainment Weekly until I heard that some Amazonians got it for $10. Hmm.

Still, EW is a terrific magazine with something for everyone from so-called geeks to cognoscenti. It's well-written, informative and often highly amusing. I also subscribe to the New York Times, so I liken my reading EW as equivalent to my watching The Daily Show and Colbert Report; a needed break from the tough stuff.

[[ASIN:B0037STB02 Entertainment Weekly (1-year auto-renewal)]]


title: Not fit for children any longer

text: Did you catch the edition featuring sex slavery and child kidnapping in Africa. It was so enlightening. How about the children gender transitioning …. Wow.  BLM etc . New ground! How exciting!<br />Another institution had by the Frankfurt School.


title: . The new editorial board are Frankfurt Schoolers. Not fit for kids anymore. BEWARE

text: Critical History Theory , social justice, oppressed vs oppressor. Large multi page articles constantly attempting to brainwash the readership. Huge article on sex slavery in Africa, Children changing gender, BLM etc etc. This magazine once an icon has become unfit for children , beware .


title: Great magazine for grandkids.

text: I went on vacation to see my grandkids and this was the first thing my granddaughter brought to me to read.  She said she does all the projects and puzzles in the magazine and can't wait for each issue to come so she can do it again.


title: Good mag, for men.

text: I enjoy reading this mag, the articles are interesting, and sometime I feel what the writer was experiencing.


title: Good magazine

text: Got such a cheap price I couldn't pass up ordering this magazine.  Good information and handy ideas.  Only comes out every 2 months though.  Could have more articles, but for the price....hard to beat.


title: Cute and durable

text: This magazine is cute and very durable.  I leave them all over the house for baby to find, "read", chew on, etc.  She's not super interested in listening to me read, but that's okay.  I know the magazines will hold up for when she is ready.


title: Purchased for Grandson for Christmas.

text: He enjoys it as much as the other two car mags we got for him.


title: Purchased for Christmas for grandson.

text: He love the content; reads it from cover to cover.


title: Purchased as Christmas gift for Grandson.

text: He loves receiving it and every month reads it from cover to cover


title: Time to read

text: Have been a life long subscriber to Time.  Still enjoy it.


title: good gardening mag

text: This was a birthday gift for my husband.  He only likes 2 magazines and this is one.  I've bought magazines through other sites before and Amazon was the easiest (and most reliable) site I've ordered through.  I would recommend this for seasoned gardners.


title: Not for vegans

text: Not a magazine for vegan/gluten-free people. Too much dairy, eggs, and wheat.


title: A Favorite

text: We've subscribed to Southern Living off and on (mostly on) most all of our 53 years of marriage. It's an excellent publication and we always find articles of interest - travel, decor, recipes - especially, the last page by Rick Bragg.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine very informative .


title: Wonderful magazine.

text: It’s a wonderful magazine for me and my wife, we have enjoyed every new issue we receive.


title: Five Stars

text: Amazing deal for 5 bucks


title: Great magazine if you're super wealthy!

text: I thought this magazine would have amazing decorating ideas and a laid back coastal vibe.  Oh no,  I quickly realized this magazine caters to the uber rich!  The vacation issue boasted about $700 a night coastal family vacations.  As if!!


title: Great read

text: My subscription started with a special issue which was a great read.  I hope that subsequent editions are equally  as good.


title: Five Stars

text: I love it.


title: Five Stars

text: Everything was great! This my #1 fav!


title: Five Stars

text: I live in Spain years ago, this magazine help me remember.....


title: Have yet to receive this magazine!!

text: Ordered this magazine for myself as well as gifts for others on November 30th and have not received it yet. I am most bothered by the fact that I had told my friends and family to expect this as a gift!


title: Excited to see each month

text: Great fun and games in every issue


title: Great stories

text: Can’t wait to read all the fun


title: was great computer magazine

text: was great computer magazine, lot of inormation.


title: Five Stars

text: My 7 year old loves looking at the cars and reading the articles with me.


title: Reader's Digest Large Print edition

text: The magazine arrived on time and in excellent good condition. I really like the large print for its ease of reading without the need to squint my eyes.


title: Not great but...

text: worth the auto-renew price for sure.  It's got lots of  different fun & interesting articles.  Sometimes it sits on my table for quite a while before I read it, but it's pretty decent.


title: I'm a man, this is boring

text: Maybe I'm too low class or something.  I just don't get it.  Boring.  I tried it, it failed.  Give me sports, news, entertainment.  This doesn't really have any of that.


title: Awesome

text: First, great bathroom reading material.  Lots of shorter articles and other fun stuff.  Second, way better than People, unless you're into the tabloid type of stuff.  We get tons of magazines, this one is always read first and always read by everyone in the house (I sometimes have to search for it).


title: ehhhh

text: I barely even open it anymore, and when I do it has usually been sitting around the house for weeks by then.  I'm pretty into computers and gadgets.  I like Pop Mechanics, Pop Science, Family Handyman, stuff like that.  This has only been slightly more interesting to me than the Sound & Vision magazine, though not  enough to give a second star even.


title: Love it

text: I'm a so-so DIY'er.  I try to DIY pretty much everything around the house, not everything turns out too  well.  So that's where I'm coming from, and my opinion of this  magazine is that it's a lot of fun to read.  Interesting, helpful, fun ideas and articles.  Some good tips too.  Nothing earth shattering but not bad.  I feel like this is what my wife must feel like when she reads her fashion magazines.


title: Wife & mom-in-law love  it

text: Even I (husband with very basic cooking skills at best) have pulled a recipe or two out of it.  Wife and mother-in-law really like it though, read it pretty much cover to cover soon as it gets here.  Nothing else to say really, just thought I'd give it props.


title: ZZZzzzzzzz.....

text: I got this because it was a special offer for a very low price and I do have some mild, amateur-level  interest in this type of stuff.  I do also like to read magazines, newspapers, stories on all kinds of stuff.  I have zero interest in anything I've seen in these magazines so far, just really, really boring stuff to me.  You'd think there would be SOMETHING, but nope.  I guess it's really just for people that are professionals or way, way into this stuff.  Maybe this isn't a fair review but it's my opinion of the magazine so just consider the source.