title: Not my cup of tea

text: This is a magazine that did not appeal to me. It must have been on an automatic renewal and I can’t find a way to stop it.  It’s charged to my bank account and Amazon has told me  it’s the publications problem.  I guess I’m going to have to look at this as a donation to my doctor’s reception area


title: Trusted news!

text: I have received American Scientist for over 30 years!  One can trust the data in the reports, and the topics are relevant to anyone interested in Science and nature.


title: Five Stars

text: A great deal for a six-issue extension!


title: No available app for the Kindle Fire

text: Something is seriously wrong and misleading with this publication. I ordered the digital edition directly from the National Geographic Website. Their site lists the "Kindle Fire" as one of the devices this is available on. However, there is no Nat Geo app available in the Amazon store to download. It was removed I am told so the only way that I can access this is to go to the Web site and open one article and cannot download the publication. Their Web site showed this as available almost a year ago and I have no app to use still. Their web site has still not been corrected. They happily take your money with no inclination to provide the product as advertised.


title: Have to buy E version separately.

text: This is a great magazine. I just don’t understand why if I buy the print version I don’t get the electronic version as well?<br />Almost all newspapers and magazines provide you the e-version with the print edition.


title: Recipes!!!!

text: I love all the recipes that are included in this magazine!  So many ideas that are do able!


title: Great purchase

text: My 5 year old loves this subscription.


title: I love this magazine!

text: The articles in this magazine are written beautifully and the topics are fascinating.  If you are more of an intellectual, you will really enjoy this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Was a gift.


title: Great

text: My grand girls love it!


title: Best magazine

text: I have stopped subscriptions to a few health and spirituality magazines--but this one is a "keeper".  Up to date information, printed in a nice format and just nice to read.


title: Five Stars

text: Fun magazine with fresh ideas!


Cook's Illustrated is just great reading on technique, equipment and foibles.  For me a subscription is a great gift to friends who are life long learners.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine


title: inexpensive subscription

text: this is the cheapest subscription I have found to a very useful magazine, Wired. will look here next time I need a magazine


title: Five Stars

text: love!


title: What happened to RC  Car Action??

text: I don't understand.. Nitro is a big part of the Hobby and many of us still gravitate towards it. Racing in many venues is still Nitro based.. But all you have in car Action is electric?????  the most recent issue had ZERO info or anything of interest to me.. a waste of my money!!! I used to love getting the magazine and sitting  by the pool and reading it.. currently its birdcage liner at best! Please add some Nitro back into the issues, and try to appeal to all parts of the hobby.


title: Great magazine but did not receive tote as promised

text: I like the magazine but have not received the tote yet.


title: Great

text: Great


title: A great beach escape!

text: I love this magazine.  It's my beach escape each month.  And this subscription price was great!


title: Eco rocks.

text: Eco is excellent. The writing and photos are top notch.


title: Hot Rod rocks!

text: Great articles on rods across the U.S. It makes me want to build a muscle car.


title: How to get immersed in comics-buying culture!

text: This weekly publication is a great way to dive into the culture of the comics-buying world.  The letters page is several pages long, often written by incredibly knowledgable and insightful readers.  Also included are lots of reviews, articles on the industry and upcoming creative news, informative/interesting/entertaining columnists, convention guides, publication schedules, and classifieds.  Content ranges from the beginnings of comic book history all the way to what's happening a year from now.  Definitely a highlight of my week; often I read this before I read the comics I just bought.  This comes from a publisher whose primary focus has been on collecting (coins, stamps, records, etc.)  Trustworthy and entertaining!


title: The Worship Music Scene Has Changed... for the Worse

text:
I was an avid subscriber to Worship Leader magazine.  Until I wasn't.

There was a time where worship music meant songs that the congregation could sing.  On their own.  Played by a soloist, a rhythm guitarist, or a keyboardist.  Some churches created a steady repertoire of Bible-based songs that were so simple, that no lyrics sheet nor overheads were necessary.  These songs, while of their time, were passed on from the boomers to X'ers.

Modern worship was introduced in the mid-90s, when groups like SonicFlood demonstrated that there was a lucrative interest in covering youth group singalong songs with quality, radio-friendly musicianship. Suddenly CCM artists, some of whom had brief moments in the secular spotlight, were crafting worship albums, and getting their most profitable sales as a result--even more than their secular efforts.  Again, this should sound encouraging.  I don't even have a beef with musicians making a profit.

But here's the problem.  While CCM (Christian Contemporary Music) started honing its focus on worship projects, as it has done for nearly two decades now, both CCM and Worship Music suffered.  Worship music became the domain of the divas on the stage, with songs that have extremely wide vocal ranges, rendering them unsuitable for congregational worship.  Worship music songwriters, whom I want to give the benefit of the doubt, have sometimes crafted texts that are problematic at worst, metaphors and word choices that simply don't work, providing a hiccup experience for those who truly wish to enter into the song.

But these songs certainly play well on K-Love, however, and as long as Christian radio stations keep pushing these songs, worship leaders feel compelled to play the songs the congregants demand to hear, despite some of the songs' lyrics having objectionable lyrics.

What does this have to do with Worship Leader magazine?  Because while many churches are giving in to the pressure of crafting a stadium worship experience and playing songs that are not congregational friendly, Worship Leader should be there, vetting every lyric, sharing how to gain a singing congregation again, demonstrating how churches of every stripe (not just the megachurches, but the tiny grandma organist church songleader) can benefit.

No, I do not want to accompany my songs with professionally rendered music tracks.  No, I am tired of the current obsession of songs that start off at the lowest pitch, then shoot up a full octave so to convey emotion.  No, my Catholic parish will not rearrange its altar to have an overhead screen and a light show.  No, the vast majority of all these songs are not singable for a typical congregation, with lyrics that strive for flawed imagery.

Worship Leader magazine could be at the vanguard to help assist churches who wish to come back to the heart of worship, where it's "all about You, all about You, Jesus."


title: Excellent!

text: Vogue is a great value! Whether you are on the cutting edge of fashion or not, it's a great resource for trendy ideas.


title: Best magazine of all!

text: Best food magazine ever. Each magazine has a small booklet inside of the magazine that gives you 50 different variations of a theme. 50 nachos, 50 potato salad recipes ...endless ideas. I can't wait for this magazine each month. I get a lot of magazines, but this is the one that I read cover to cover.


title: Ripoff

text: I've had a total of only 3 issues delivered to me since buying this subscription in June 2021. That makes 9 months and only 3 issues. Buyer be warned.


title: Mag okay, but subscription practices horrible

text: I bought one or two issues of this mag. before from a news stand, so I thought I'd subscribe. Unfortunately, my four-issue-subscription turned into them just sending me two back issues that I already had bought months ago, and a notice that my subscription was due again. Really? Before I ever received a new issue, I'm only two issues away from being finished with my year-long subscription? I guess this might work (might!) if you had never bought an issue - if "New to You" is good enough - but if they are going to do this, I wish they would have said so. I wouldn't have wasted my time and money. (Which is why I guess they didn't!) I also wish I had read all the reviews of the subscription side of things before I signed up, but lesson learnt, and I'll add my two cents in for the next person who is considering subscribing.


title: Great Articles

text: This is a great magazine for history lovers. Their topics are constantly revolving and even sometimes obscure so you learn about parts of history that you never even knew anything about. I would recommended to anyone who loves history.


title: More informative than the news.

text: I’ve never been as informed as I am now in national, foreign, and global news.


title: Good writing but no emerging science coverage.  The word from the old-school.

text:
Ok, but sometimes biased against emerging sciences.

One example- they did horrible ad-hominen attacks on the emerging science of LENR / Cold Fusion.  Many physicists are still in denial about that reaction, but it has been replicated and hundreds of peer reviewed papers have been and are still being published.  See the LENR special section in CurrentScience.co.in for example.

Better magazines such as New Scientist, Discover and Popular Science have the objectivity it takes to cover unexpected observations.  Scientific American is OK if you like the respectable dull old school view.

I've been a subscriber for 30 years and probably always will be.  But I don't look to SciAm for important new findings.  Just for beautiful writing about what's commonly understood.


title: Much better than Scientific American

text:
I subscribe to Science, Nature, Scientific American, Popular Science, Science News, MIT Technology Review and a few others.
I don't find time to read them all, but the one I pick up first is Science News.
It is a lot more expensive, but I find it a lot more relevant.

I'm not a big fan of the publisher, Reed, but they do publish a lot of scientific journals, and perhaps for that reason, Science News seems to be aware of what's big news in a lot of areas.

Terrific writing, and terrific judgement on what to cover.

Weak on LENR, but the competition is mostly weaker, although Discover and Popular Science are stronger.

Covering things like the "Seasonal nature of beta decay" which I found gob-smakingly important, is something Scientific American might do 5 years later...  Trust Science News to keep reminding you that there is this giant hole in Physics that is big enough to drive a LENR powered truck through...


title: Absolutely marvelous... the reviews presented from around ...

text: Absolutely marvelous ... the reviews presented from around 'the world' give one a wide scope of what to 'choose from.  Thanks


title: Best current affairs publication on the planet!

text: There isn't a better current affairs publication in existence. The breadth and depth of the coverage and the quality of journalistic craftsmanship are truly amazing. For a real treat, listen to the audio version. It's production is of a spellbinding quality - an exquisite listening (and learning) experience!


title: an essential publication

text: It is hard to decide where to start. I have been reading (and occasionaly writing for) Coin World for something over forty years. The main focus of CW is United States coins. Therefore it is less essential if you are interested in exclusively or primarily in world material or medals/tokens. Still you will find information on this type of material too. With an issue every single week, quality can vary, but overall it is excellent. There is no week goes by that I do not find something interesting or useful (usually both) in my Coin World. I now read it exclusively on my iPad. electronic subscriptions are very inexpensive.


title: Wondeful and insightful articles

text: I read it through completely once my first issue arrived and found it inspiring and very helpful as an amateur photographer.


title: Yoga Journal

text: Subscription was a gift. Magazine arrived as promised.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent excellent magazine with wonderful informative articles.  I love every bit of it!


title: Great magazine

text: This is the best magazine for Corvette nuts.  They have buyers guides if you are in the market, but the prices are unrealistically high.  I bought a '96 Collector edition for 1/2 what they said it was worth from a dealer.  The Tech nerd column and frequent how to do it columns are worth the price all by themselves.


title: Variety of things

text: Christmas gift for my older granddaughter and she just received her first issue---April.  She says it's fun !


title: Great fo animal lovers!

text: It was a Christmas gift for my Granddaughter and she just got the first issue--April.  She seems to really like it.


title: I love love love this magazine

text: Great Magazine


title: Extraordinarily disappointed that the magazine never showed up

text: Extraordinarily disappointed -- I bought this subscription for my father and he had to constantly call the magazine as they were always 1-2 months late sending out the issues.  He really enjoyed the content of the magazine but said he did not want me to renew the subscription because they were so unprofessional.


title: IMPOSSIBLE WEIGHT LOSS CLAIMS

text: I really enjoy this magazine.  As others have mentioned, it is full of great tips, recipes, and other info.  However, almost every issue's cover page advertises a program inside that is designed to help readers lose an unrealistic amount of weight within an impossibly short time frame..."9 lbs. this week" or "20 lbs. every week," etc.  I don't know how they get away with this.  They have found a way to "work the numbers" to come up with these statements, I guess.


title: Couldn't pass it up. 6 months for a dollar ...

text: Couldn't pass it up.  6 months for a dollar?  Well written too.


title: Best gift for school age kids.

text: My Grandson loves getting mail addressed to him and reads it cover to cover. Follows my Daughter around reading it to her. Took it to school for Show and tell when they were studying something featured in it .


title: Old school

text: I enjoy it


title: This magazine is a waste of money

text: I pay by subscription for this magazine, but I can never download the issues to read.  This magazine is a waste of money!


title: Just Barely worth the money

text: I only paid $10 for the subscription and it is not worth much more than that.


title: Lots of yummy designs

text: I am new to crossstitch, seduced into it by the variety of designs. I have received 2 issues of "Just CrossStitch" so far and I'm delighted by all the gorgeous pictures. The tips are great. There are small projects I can do now, and help for selecting a part of a large design. I will be keeping all the issues so I can do some of the larger designs as my skill grows. Even the ads are informative.  I especially like that this is published in the US, so the ads are for US shops, some of which I may be able to visit, and the prices are in dollars. P.S. I'm Jane, not Roy.


title: Hand loader magazine

text: I liked it so well I ordered the DVDs set of every issue of Handloader ever published from Wolfe publishing. If you hand load, this magazine is a must for you.


title: not what I thought

text: To many adds, everything is more modern…If you like country/crafts this is not the magazine for you!  I guess I just miss the old HGTV where they actually showed you neat things to make.  If you live in a big city and want to make a pot garden…ok..get this magazine.  This country girl didn't like it..can you tell? lol


title: Wonderful

text: I have had a subscription to this magazine for a couple of years now and find it invaluable in choosing what to read. It gives such a broad view of books the I get a feeling for them without wasting my time on something  won't get past page 50. Even more valuable as our local paper on reviews about 2 books a week on Sunday and it is usually a reprint from a seperate paper in a bigger city. With the monumental mis-managment at Pages magazine and it's folding this has become the it magazine for readers.


title: Four Stars

text: I like them.


title: Wasn't for me, it was a gift.

text: I think National Geographic is an awesome periodical. I gave it to my stepson for Christmas so he could share it with his daughters. Don't think that happened. Too bad.


title: This is a great magazine, but has been delivered to me rather ...

text: This is a great magazine, but has been delivered to me rather than the person that was supposed to receive as a gift...


title: Interesting animal facts

text: My 8 and 12 love it and they always talked about what they learn from the magazines!! It’s funny sometime they even fight over some facts!


title: love this magazine

text: love this magazine, lots of everything for everyone...I have read it from cover to cover several times and lots of ideas that I will use.


title: Don't fall for this

text: This was such a con --- a total ripoff -- ordered and paid for the magazine for a Christmas gift and NEVER EVER received one issue. I understand that it is not a monthly periodical but thought they would at least send the most current issue ...nope---nothing. $80.00 for a lesson learned.


title: Misleading

text: This "offer" sure looked like an expiration notice ("Didn't I just renew that subscription?") but it isn't.


title: ... to read this digest years ago and am so happy to have found it again

text: I used to read this digest years ago and am so happy to have found it again! Delivered in a timely manner. very pleased.


title: Gift

text: This subscription is a gift for our 13 year old grand-daughter who still very much enjoys it, even at her age!


title: Popular Science

text: I do not remember purchasing this product as a renewal, so be sure you want to have it automatically renewed.  The product itself is okay, but my husband is the one who reads it.  He seems to like it.


title: Recipes

text: Good articles and recipes


title: Good and Bad

text:
This magazine is edgy, and it does stuff that most sports magazines don't do. It has unusual angles to it's sports stories: it's really quite different from S.I., or Sports Illustrated. That's good and bad.  Also, this thing is absolutely JAM PACKED with ads. Four and five full pages in a row of full page ads. It's just crazy. More ads than a cosmo magazine.

I got it on sale for five dollars for five months, so like fifty cents per issue. And that's about all it's worth.


title: Great publication but going through a transitional period with the ...

text: Great publication but going through a transitional period with the long time editor's recent retirement having an adverse impact on content.  Given the magazine's historically high standard of quality content, I'm confident this publication will see better days in the coming months.


title: Great patterns

text: I always look forward to getting each issue.  There are great patterns and I always find a new project. Also very helpful with knitting tips.


title: good recipe mag.

text: Have been getting this since I saw the first one in a doctor's office waiting room.. They have healthy recipes that are not very complicated and provides good ideas for making a healthy menu without just using complicated recipes so far out of the general population's eating realm. the recipes consist of easily found ingredients at the grocery and possible in your pantry..


title: PM review

text: The auto renew process for Popular Mechanics magazine was very convenient and the subscription price was great. The magazine covers a variety of subjects, not just mechanical stuff. Good read for the average "Joe".


title: I like it, I read it and I trust it

text: There are times in life when you need truth even if it does hurt.  In these days I want truth and you will find it in this published book that speaks volumes to the heart and spirit. I like it, I read it and I trust it.


title: OK

text: Perhaps this magazine deserves more of a chance, but I had been hoping for more clever content and have not seen it so far.


title: too frustrating

text: getting this app installed is more trouble than it's worth.  I prefer to stick with the paper version of the magazine


title: Not much content

text: I was a subscriber when this magazine initially began.  At that time it was full of good articles and content, however over time there seems to be more advertising than good stories.  I realize that's how they pay to print it, but that's the exact reason why I stopped good old Southern Living!!!


title: Three Stars

text: Good magazine


title: very encouraging magazine for stay at home moms

text: Helped me a great deal after leaving main stream religion.  Had some great recepies, thoughful articles, and even gave opportunity to find penpals.


title: BEST THERE IS

text: Adult entertainment at it's best.  Entertaining and interesting articles.


title: Love this magazine

text: My magazine arrived much quicker than expected (still waiting on another one that I ordered the same day)  The projects are beautiful!!  The cover of a bird and flowers is great, but inside is a pillow with daffodils on blue aida and it is stunning!!  i have the DMC floss ready and I am waiting on 1-2-3 stitch ( a fantastic company!) to mail me my aida!  The magazine has a variety of styles- so I am not sure what the other reviewer is looking at- but i really enjoyed my first issue and can't wait for the next!!  I will be re-subscribing for sure!!


title: This is one of my favorites

text:
Sometimes I read all the reviews in the NYRB, even reviews of things I'd probably never buy, or art exhibitions I wouldn't go to.  They are so well written that I learn a lot.  I have some favorite writers who show up there a lot, such as Garry Wills.
In magazines like Time the reviews are so consumer-oriented that you really wouldn't bother with them unless you were actually considering buying the book or recording that they're talking about.  But in the NYRB, they really talk about interesting stuff.  There are also a lot of essays that aren't reviews, exactly, but just reflect on the state of the world.  The New Yorker used to have long essays like that, but since Tina Brown started running it, they don't do that any more.  (Basically, with the New Yorker you used to get free "books", because some of those essays were as long as short books.  Now you don't.  There are still longish essays like that in the NYRB, sometimes published in parts.)
There is also something aesthetically pleasing about the size and layout of the magazine.  It's tabloid-sized on newsprint (but not newsprint that yellows with time) and is very readable.  No glossy trash.
I checked my last issue and the new-subscriber price listed there is $64/year.  So Amazon's price is OK.  If you get an issue on the newsstand for $4.50 and then subscribe, you'll pay $68.50.


title: interesting

text: It is so interesting. when I get this, I call my friend and told her there are so many recipes in it. It makes me feel starving.


I'll get right to the point.  This 'newspaper' (as the editors call it) is dense, complex, detailed, diverse, and challenging while also being utterly fascinating, educational, and entertaining.  I'm terrified of a day where this publication changes (dumbs itself down, for example) or goes away (it is almost 175 years old, so that helps!).

The state of the media and news industry is awful (in my opinion), this magazine (sorry, 'newspaper') is a rare source of news for those who are still OK with 'thinking' and being challenged.  They tell you things you don't like and don't want to hear, and from time to time, you will vehemently disagree, but that is exactly what a real news source SHOULD do.

If you think it is expensive, it is, but you get what you pay for, which is ~50 issues per year, each taking at minimum 1-2 hours to read carefully.  You will also end up reading an article, and end up finding nuggets of information you will go online to research.  Do the math, you will get 50, 100, 200 hours per year of education and entertainment from this publication.  Once you are hooked, the cost is irrelevant, you could not see living without it.

I cannot make a stronger recommendation.


title: great

text: I am over 40 and this magazine has great tip, clothing, and articles that I am interested in. I have finally out grown some of the other magazines that I started reading in highschool or college


title: great magazine

text: I am an adult now, but I can remember reading this as a child from my father's pile of magazines. It  still  has great information to stay up to date on technology and new products, it also has some great things you can build on your own.


title: It is good to be a man.

text: Entertainment and information for men.


title: Insightful articles.

text: Great magazine.


title: Magazine review

text: This was a Christmas gift and the recipient was delighted with it.  He is an avid outdoorsman and said he has loved this magazine for years, but not had a subscription.


title: Use their app instead

text: If you like a magazine of almost all advertisements then you’ll love it. Just use their app instead


title: No Product to Review

text: It is extremely difficult to review and rate a magazine that was ordered through Amazon when one has not received the magazine as of yet.  Perhaps those who send out these review e-mails should be paying a little more attention to when they are sent.  Perhaps then the products would get better reviews. Plus, if one was paying attention, they'd further see that it was a gift......so it wasn't even being sent to me.


title: great, relatively unbiased weekly

text: This magazine does a great job of collecting the best of a weeks news. Certainly not for a Trump person, as they try hard to present the news without the "alternative facts"


title: One Star

text: Not enough content. Don't want to let me stop subscription.  Would not buy it again!


title: I like Amazon to cancel my internet subsription I do not ...

text: I like Amazon to cancel my internet  subsription I do not use it since doesn't have morning & afternoon & especially the Hallmark Mystries show. My husband enjoys the hard copy that comes to the house.


title: I've had National Geographic for over 30 years.

text: My grandmother got me a subscription for National Geographic when I was about 8 years old and I've had it ever since.  My husband and I really enjoy getting  new ones in the mail and we pass them on to my mother-in-law when we're done.  The pictures are awesome and it's good to know what's going on in the world. There are quite a few ads in it, but not nearly as many as there are in some of the fashion magazines.


title: Buyer beware

text:
Don’t waste your money. I only received 2 of the 4 issues and the publisher pretty much told me I was out of luck!! Never again.

Disclaimer, I had to choose at least 1 start to continue. ZERO stars would have been my first choice. I’m extremely dissatisfied with this subscription and lack of resolution.


title: Great magazine

text: I love this magazine. I'd seen it in a retail store and decided I wanted to subscribe. I received my first issue last week and it's great!


title: Entirely to Politically Correct

text: A perfect example of no science and to much politics.  Just another rag for the climate change crazies.  Don't buy it.


title: I love ChopChop!

text: I recently got subscriptions for my nieces & nephew; we all love to cook together and ChopChop has so many great, fun recipes that show kids how fun and easy it is to cook REAL food. I wish it were a monthly instead of a quarterly - it's hard to wait for the next issue to come out! I also love that ChopChop introduces kids to different tastes and textures, as well as giving a simple entree to cuisines from around the world. Adults will enjoy the food as much as the kids will - ChopChop isn't "kid" food, it's real, DELICIOUS food that's healthy too!


title: Not about just cigars.

text: My favorite magazine. Lifestyle dreams.


title: as George wrote ::

text: all things must pass


title: Great Magazine

text: Subscribed to Cowboys & Indians for my brother in Las Vegas. He looks forward to the every issue. Great articles.


title: I like "This Old House"!

text: Good all-about-older-houses magazine.  Includes specific and detailed articles about different types of old/older houses, but always has useful information for the rest of us.  Even the ads are interesting!


title: CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTRY

text: I REALLY LIKE THIS AND WOULD RECOMMEND IT TO ALL


title: What tv guide magazine...... ...

text: What tv guide magazine........one hard copy came in the mail and the kindle edition never came at all. It is my understanding that this should come on a weekly basis for one year.  I want my money back.  Sincerely Debra Criss


title: Never sent an issue, subpar and rude customer service

text:
I ordered this months ago and never received an issue.  When I emailed customer service, they said the post office returned my issues as bad address, which of course they never bothered to contact me about for over 3 months.  When they supplied the address they had for me, it was correct - and I receive plenty of other magazines to this address.  I asked in email what we do next, and never got a response.  So I called them, and spoke to a person.  They told me the same thing, that my first issues were returned to sender, and that my address needed to be corrected.  I told them it was correct, at which point they said it was all fixed now.  I asked how it was all fixed, if the original address they had was correct and yet I wasn't receiving an issue.  She repeated that it was all fixed now, offered to sell me a gift of wired to someone else, and when I declined, hung up on me.  I suppose I'm supposed to cross my fingers and wait another couple months?

I will never order another magazine from this company (CondeNast Publications) nor through amazon.com.  FYI, other magazines by this company are:

Vogue
W
Glamour
Allure
Self
Teen Vogue
GQ
Details
Architectural Digest
Brides
Lucky
Golf Digest
Golf World
Vanity Fair
Bon Appetit
Traveler
The New Yorker

I've subscribed before to Self, GQ, and Details, and they all were so bad I never renewed.


Please do not purchase if you have youg children in your home.  I Received the issue Wired Sex last month and it has plenty of nudity shots throughout the magazine.  There's even a shot of two gay men with ones penis exposed.  Just another tool of the "Gay Propaganda Machine".  I believe people should be able to do what they want, but with that said I don't believe it's right to keep forcing the gay view in every form of media possible.  Remember if the whole world were gay there would be not future, because we could not reproduce and move forward as a society.


title: great

text: just love this magazine..it combines my two loves, knitting and history...great stuff...


title: Great resource

text: Very happy with TV Guide and auto renew


title: Digital being TWICE the price

text: Love the magazine, colourful, so many ideas and designs and products available in Australia. BUT why would you pay the listed price here when the subscription of the magazine from the ninemsn realliving site is half this price.


title: about like southern

text: ok,about like southern living


title: Okay

text: Nice magazine


title: No surprises

text: I subscribed to Plugged In for many years, from about the time our oldest was 12 or 13.  I valued the magazine and later the website for allowing us the opportunity to preview the details of movies, tv shows and music, without being surprised.  This was especially true with the PG-13 rated movies that our kids at first assumed they would be allowed to watch once they turned 13.  I'm of the belief that you're a child only for a short time and that innocence should be protected and preserved as long as possible.  When the time comes, my husband and I have felt that it's our responsibility, not the movies, tv or music,  to educate them about certain issues, sex among them.  I have often referred to pluggedinonline.com and screenit.com to determine what movies our entire family watches.


title: Best Price on the Net! Wonderful magazine!

text: By far my favorite magazine! The articles are detailed and interesting. I always learn something new. And, Amazon has the best price.


title: Four Stars

text: Ordered for my grandsons and they look forward to each issue.


title: In-Fisherman Magazine

text: I ordered for 1 year for a grandson...and have received a notification that it has been automatically renewed for another year...I did not order this auto renewal and I DO NOT wish to receive it.  NO WHERE can I find how to contact anything or anybody regarding this subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Thoroughly enjoy Coastal Living...Covers are great "coffee table" decorations.


title: Reading

text: I enjoy the diversity of the articles and information. I do miss she made he made. I like it when calorie and carb counts are given.


title: Have always loved this magazine

text: Lost my old copy and happy to have this copy once again


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine! I've subscribed since I was in elementary school.


title: Great magazine for people who want to know about Washington

text: Love this magazine.  Gives tons of things to do in Washington plus restaurant reviews, Top Doctors, Day trips and much more.  Articles are engaging and interesting.  A must-read for a local Washingtonian.


title: Price

text: Love the Magazine and the low price.


title: Great pictures for children to see.

text: Use in my classroom!


title: Five Stars

text: fun for adults and children!


title: Good Magazine

text: The magazine has good info and neat home owner tricks......


title: Magazine

text: Magazine


Got the first issue yesterday.  Lots of projects that aren't to hard to do and great storage ideas too.


title: Great Magazine

text: Great magazine, but spare your wallet and go directly to their own website and order it for 25 Euros - - about 33 dollars.


title: Vogue Knitting

text: So glad I purchased this magazine.  I look forward to each new edition.  Soon, when I retire, I will start knitting some of the lovely patterns contained in it.


title: They've lost the objectivity that set them apart.

text:
The Economist used to be a great magazine, but they've gone downhill recently.  Sometime over the last four years they transitioned from taking an intentionally centrist editorial position (with a few exceptions) to a very blunt left-wing corporatist point of view.

Even if I more-or-less agree with their editorial stand, my enjoyment of the Economist was largely due to their objectivity.  It was good to read stories from a point of view where political ideology didn't matter.  Now the Economist's coverage of the US elections is nothing short of hysteria.  We've recently been treated to covers about how Hillary will fix the US economy and multiple anti-Trump articles every week.  I just read an article telling people not to violently attack Trump supporters for the simple reason that it will get Trump more votes.  Seriously?

This is too bad.  I had enjoyed having a mostly objective source of news.  If I wanted someone to tell me who to vote for, I'd be watching cable news.  I probably won't renew.


title: What happened to a once great magazine!

text: The new format stinks.  I will not renew after my subscription runs out.  Gone is the old format which was great instruction and pure golf.  The new format is lives of the rich and famous and Town and Country.  It’s terrible.


title: Four Stars

text: An excellent gift for a literary child.


title: Five Stars

text: My granddaughter enjoys reading this magazine.


title: Better than anything we have...

text: I'm from New Zealand and all our Womans Day-type magazines are mostly full of gossip. We don't have anything like the US version.<br />This magazine is devoid of gossip and full of interesting articles. There's always quite a bit of variety - very good value for money.


title: Always inspiring

text: Always loved this magazine! Glad I got such a good deal on it.


title: Up try o date info

text: It is a gift and grandson is a trainer of horses and used articles in classes at equine college


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent articles from across the pond and so relevant on this side


title: One of the Best Kids Magazines.

text: I'm a teacher and a mom and this is one of the better magazines out there. The quality of the writing is much higher than in others kids magazines. I use this for language arts in my classroom.


title: Three Stars

text: Great magazine but very late arriving. Should have arrived late June arrived first of August.


title: Five Stars

text: Just rec Ives my first issue and really love the content.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine because of the rich history as well as pictures and projects.


title: The very best

text: This magazine is absolutely the finest in the needlework and related handwork fields.  As a member of the Embroiderers' Guild of America (and a beginning handweaver), Piecework is my favorite magazine.  Not only is the handwork of other cultural traditions honored and explored in depth, the history of these traditions (including our own) are expounded upon by experts in the field.  Also included are beautiful projects to make which are related to the articles in each issue.  I highly recommend Piecework to anyone with an interest in any aspect of fine needlework.


title: Needlework History

text: For anyone who loves any kind of needlework, this magazine is the most satisfying around. I am primarily a knitter but love learning about the roots and history of all needlework. These are well researched articles and are usually accompanied by patterns of the genre. I love this magazine! [[ASIN:B00007AYH7 Interweave Knits]]


title: Textiles of all types

text:
I am a Costume/Textile Conservator.  I have graduate degrees from two of USA's top institutions.  I have worked at the top museums of the USA and Italy over the past 35 years.  I have been reading Piecework since it's inception.  I had subscribed to the sister publication: Spin-Off since that magazine's inception.

About Piecework: You the reader will always find at least one well illustrated, scholarly article that interests you in each issue.  Personally, I find all the articles fascinating and many doors have opened to me in the textile field as a result of reading the articles.

Furthermore, the more textile experts reading this publication also means the more scholarly articles will be published.  I recommend this highly, even going to far as to make it mandatory reading for anyone in the costume/textile conservation field.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the articles.


title: Men read this too

text: Thanks to Kenneth Loyal Smith's review, I decided this might be a good magazine for men.  Not just one for women.  It is really good and I love all the articles.  The photographs are really good, too.  It is a good magazine for professionals in the costume and textile world.


title: One Star

text: Horrible magazine


title: None better...

text: There is no better publication if your enthusiasm for making things  still equals your desire to understand the digital world - student, hobby builder, or pro.  Not trivial, but not pedantic.  Very how-to, projects by readers not writers.  Will not waste your time.


title: walking advertisment.  No articles just ads and a directory

text: I thought this would be a good magazine talking about yoga but it was a magazine full of ads and services to spend money on and buy....very very very disappointed


title: “Go to” guide.

text: Cooking....with a rationale for everything!


title: Interesting

text: If you like watching the DIY Network on tv, this book is for you.  Definately a homeowners guide to things, cool tricks, tools, etc.  Stories are educating and good. I enjoy this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Always a treat!


title: Five Stars

text: Love knowing exactly when to plant what for best results!


title: Five Stars

text: Me and my family love Food network Magazine.


title: Great magazine!

text: I really love this magazine!  I'm a hiker, camper and occasional backpacker so it's nice to have a magazine out there that is full of so many tips, advice and trail suggestions.


title: To read, or not to read.

text:
Liked very much!
Read for general interest.
To those having a hard time of it:  1.  Read slowly and absorb what the writer is saying.  Do not try to speed read.  2.  Read those articles you enjoy the most.  3.  Finally, highlight the theme and go over it several times of it peaks got interest.
Remember, philosophy is a intellectual discipline.😊😊😊😊
Good travels!!!


title: A Back-Issue Subscription?

text: Maybe this is why Amazon can provide the subscriptions at a discounted rate: you receive old issues. I ordered my subscription in late July. In early August I received my first issue. Except that it was the JULY issue! For all my other subscriptions, I received the SEPTEMBER issue in mid-August. So it has me wondering - will I always be getting the issues 2 months late? Or are they simply trying to "catch me up"? I guess that part remains to be seen. As it is, my subscription is scheduled to end in June according to the label markings. So buyer beware - you really aren't getting a full regular subscription when they play around with throwing in back issues like that. I love the magazine but am unimpressed with the subscription fulfillment.


title: The best magazine in America

text: The New Yorker has been called the best magazine in America and I must agree. Its combination of fiction, fact, humor, cartoons, etc., has something for everyone.


title: Five Stars

text: My husbands favorite magazine.


title: A must for any home owner

text: If you have a house this is a book you can't do without. It has a lot of good ideas cheap, and do it your self. It saves hundreds of dollars, and keeps it made by Americans, not illegal contractors


title: eh kind of cool

text: I got these for my nephews of which are 11 and 8.  The 11-year-old has a reading disability so I had hoped the articles would be fewer words and bigger fonts.  However, it's just typical National Geographic articles without kid reading level being considered.  There was no gleam in his eye when he looked into it, did not hold either of their attention.<br />I will not get again for this reason


title: The Best Outdoor Magazine in America

text: Since its day as "Forest and Stream" in the late 19th century until today, Field and Stream continues to be to best go-to magazine for people who love hunting, fishing and shooting. Written for the common sportsman, it never disappoints. I buy it through Amazon because I can make sure that I don't miss a single issue.


title: not here yet

text: haven't gotten it yet, takes forever but i am sure my husband will enjoy it.  this will be the only magazine we receive.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the English Home magazine .let me feel a bit more English the pictures<br />and  articles are great


title: now we have a new reader

text: reading the magazine and now 11 yo is thinking to  wants to become bildre this summer.


title: Good Deal/Fast Delivery

text: Bought this for my wife, who often buys this magazine at the grocery store (at full price).  Very pleased with price of subscription.  1st magazine arrived approximately 4 weeks after ordering.


title: Lots of good information

text: Good articles with detailed procedures.


title: Five Stars

text: Great resource.


title: Five Stars

text: Couldn't do without this magazine-- been reading for over 30 years!


title: Premature

text: I have not received this magazine yet.  I ordered it June 17.  I can't believe it takes so long to start receiving it.


title: Do you and your family a favor....

text: In an effort to provide lighter, healthier meals for my family, I did some research and found the Eating Well website. I then ordered a new subscription to their Eating Well magazine. It is only $5 for one year and the minute I received my first copy, I knew it was worth much more! I especially loved all the recipes that can be made in a hurry and with just the right amount of ingredients. The menus presented had great variety and the pictures will make your mouth water! There were exercise tips, diet reviews, and so much more. Eating Well also has a "thank you" plan, where you can get subscriptions for friends and family at the same $5 for an entire year. That way, everyone can get healthy together!


title: Paying for ads and fluff

text: I have been a Good Housekeeping subscriber for almost 50 years and have noticed a steady decline in content in recent years. Almost half of the pages contain ads and there are no longer short stories or book excerpts to read. Once in a while there is a very short human interest story, but those stories are everywhere on the internet and news. The articles are mostly about beauty products/tips and expensive clothing, obviously targeting the younger audience. Did I mention the ads? So, sadly, I will not be renewing.


title: Five Stars

text: The best.


title: Are You Kidding Me?

text: I paid for this subscription January 9, 2014. This was for a renewal for January 2015 - January 2016. I am now being told that this did not arrive in time to renew in January 2015. It will not renew until February 2015. If a year ahead of time isn't enough time to renew, I would suggest that there is something wrong with this system.


title: Five Stars

text: One of the two best beekeeping magazines in history.


title: Five Stars

text: love this mag!


title: Five Stars

text: I love readers digest......


title: Easy fast reading Science Magazine

text: I have enjoyed this magazine for years. The topics covered are both current and leading edge. Articles leave you wanting to learn more about the subject, well written and concise. The fun part of the magazine is toward the back where the "geeks" take apart things and make them into something else, a lot of creativity expressed by some very talented folks.


title: Liberal Garbage

text: wouldn't even use this for toilet paper. So much misinformed propaganda.


title: Not even worth the discounted price

text: Nothing but fat-filled recipes and ads. About 20 pages. More like a pamphlet.


title: Better before the FutureUS take over.

text:
Nintendo Power is a great magazine for Nintendo fans. However, it was significantly better when Nintendo published it in-house. FutureUS ruined some of the best parts in it and also never delivered on the promises that were made in the last issue Nintendo actually published themselves. FutureUS' customer service people are also extremely annoying and pushy. They will send you a "FINAL NOTICE" warning about your subscription expiring when you still have four months to go. Nintendo Power will break some news first but shortly after they do, you can easily find it online. For free. In addition, a lot of the news they publish that isn't an exclusive is usually out of date. I kept my subscription to the magazine for a year after FutureUS took over but did not renew it as I was very disappointed with the direction the magazine was going.

Bottom line: If you're looking for Nintendo news, you'll have better luck online or in other magazines. FutureUS has very pushy people when it comes to renewing your subscription. The majority of the news published in Nintendo Power is also out of date by at least a whole month. I've seen things that have been two months old, such as their E3 coverage.


title: Four Stars

text: waiting for first copy


title: Good Magazine

text: My wife likes this magazine therefore I like get to like it as well.  I would like the digital version better if they had one.


title: Fun read

text: One of my favorite magazines. The purchase went well and arrived very shortly after order. Articles have a lot of interesting subjects and lots of humor. Fun to read an educational.


title: Tamiya Model Magazine

text: Great model magazine when Barnes and Nobel has it.  It was better to get it through Amazon. Only problem I didn't know when it would start and I missed an issue.


title: One Star

text: Too much to read in mmy time frame


title: PopSci Mag.

text: Always have enjoyed this type of magazine.  I find it interesting and not overly priced.  Good buy in my book.


title: A magazine for the true PC enthusiast

text:
This is without a doubt my favorite computer-related magazine. While many of the well-known players in this field (especially the ones with "PC" in their name) have dedicated increasing portions of their magazines to business-related topics, Maximum PC has stayed true to the cause of helping the individual home enthusiast or expert get the most from his machine. If you want to read about B2B apps, corporate firewalls, or XML, look elsewhere, but if you want comprehensive reviews of the latest hardware and software written for people who don't need a tutorial to rename a file on their PC or insert a chart into an Excel file, look no further.
If you're the sort of person who builds his own machine or is thinking of doing so, Maximum PC will likely prove itself useful to you. Likewise for those planning to do their own hardware upgrades. And if you're like me and just like to stay aware of and knowledgeable about current products and technologies then this is still an excellent and informative read.
To be fair, there are a few features that may be displeasing to some readers. The writing is occasionally glib with a tendency towards sophomoric humor. There's also a fair amount of focus on gaming, particularly 3D gaming technology. And the overriding theme of much of the magazine is maximizing the speed, power, and coolness of your machine. To me these aren't negative qualities, but this may not be of interest to some users.
All in all this is still my favorite magazine and the one I most look forward to receiving each month. I have no plans to end my subscription.


title: Very Cool Magazine for Fiber Crafters

text: I buy this magazine at a local fabric store.  I pay 12.99 for the magazine.  I would love to subscribe, but how do you justify  paying over $150. for  a year subscription for a magazine?  This magazine is my monthly treat to myself.  It is a good magazine for people interested doing different fiber crafts and the kit included with the magazine is awesome.  Each kit has everything you need to complete the project and the project is fun and usually there are options for you to exercise your imagination.  I enjoy reading each article and I like the European atmosphere in the magazine.  If I was very well off I would subscribe to this magazine.  So each month I am chasing down the latest subscription to Mollie Makes.  If I ever receive a windfall of money, then  this would me the first thing I would purchase, a 1 year subscription.


title: The Magazine For People Who Sew

text: I like the magazine.  I am learning a lot about sewing.  I think it is a good magazine for beginners to advance sewers.  The instructions are wonderful, the reviews are informative. I am glad I order the magazine.


title: Mother Earth News

text: Have read this over the past 35 years or so.  It just keeps on getting better and better.  Easily as relevant today as when the mag began!!!!!  I have sent subscriptions as gifts!!!! 'Nuff said!!!


title: At long last. . .

text: It had been so long since subscribing to this magazine that I'd almost forgotton about it.  It's issues this past year have been good.


title: Five Stars

text: Worked as expected.


title: Save your money

text: I have been a fan and subscriber of E.W. for twenty years. What happened to this wonderful magazine?! Just cancel it and put it out of everyone's misery. Utterly absurd a magazine with "weekly" actually as part of its title becomes a monthly publication. The result of the monthly format is old useless content especially with respect to movies and television. The sooner this publication gets cancelled the better. Do NOT waste your money on this magazine.


title: Spicy Recipes Galore - for True Chileheads

text: I love this magazine. They keep getting better and better with loads of spicy, zesty, creative recipes each issue. I am happy to have contributed to a number of articles and features. Keep up the good work!


title: At least one of the issues is not age appropriate for young teens

text: This was a gift for my 14 yr old grandson and I feel like the swimsuit issue should be sold separately.


title: Five Stars

text: Great. My grandson's interests have changed. So we will not resubscribe.


title: Five Stars

text: Simply the best!


title: Material de la revista

text: El material con que está hecha la revista no parece ser original porque sus hojas son muy delgadas, parece que se va a romper


title: EW is not as good as it used to be

text: EW is not as good as it used to be.  The new format is just not as nice to read.


title: Borning

text: Borning


title: Good Mag, Awful service....

text: Bought a subscription for a year and received only around 6 magazines. Contacted customer service a few times with no use. I will never subscribe again and it's a shame cause it is a great magazine.


title: Didn't come

text: Only received one issue so far...it has been over 6 months since I ordered.  I received the last issue 3 months ago and none since..:


title: Just great.

text: A delight, a sheer delight.


title: Kindle version useless

text: What’s the point of creating a Kindle version if it’s not interactive?


title: Five Stars

text: This is a wonderful suppliers to my daily prayer. Vey well done. Will subscribe for life!


title: Gone Downhill fast

text: I am a long time Vanity Fair subscriber, but this will be my last renewal. The magazine has good downhill fast after the retirement of Graydon Carter (sp).


title: Bazzar or Vogue?

text: I've always preferred Bazzar over Vogue magazine. I subscribed for several years....dropped it, but then was offered a deal I couldn't refuse...and my fashion knowledge was slipping! I think though, that where I used to think that Bazzar's layouts and style overall was classier design wise than Vogue...lt's somewhat different now, and not as simple as it was, more congested. I was a little surprised. Can't say I was floored by the fashion in the layouts either, but that's no fault of the magazine. I still prefer it over Vogue.


title: review

text: Enjoying what can you say about a magazine. Will use alot more in spring, but contains alot of helpful tips.


title: auto renewal

text:
I did not renew it..can get at a better price elsewhere
Has been a nightmare!!
Finally got it removed from account


title: Excellent Magazine

text: I ordered this subscription for my brother as a surprise.  He absolutely loves it.  Usually he picks and chooses articles to read in other magazines, but he actually reads Cycle World from cover to cover.  The articles are thorough, interesting and informative.  An excellent choice for the bike enthusiast.


title: Love this magazine!!

text: I am not a science person in the least but I do like to know how things work.  This magazine is perfect for me with articles that are short and easy to understand!!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent publication.


title: This is a valuable issue with excellent information. I use it in a class on ...

text: This is a valuable issue with excellent information.  I use it in a class on diversity for early childhood education.  What is discouraging is that amazon sells it for $19.00 when you can purchase it directly from National Geographic for $7.00.  The is quite a profit margin.


title: A fun read

text:
This is a bright, colorful, fun cooking magazine.  It is NOT for people who are seriously looking for recipes if they have any health concerns.  There are almost no recipes which end with nutrition information, like calories or cholesterol.  When they do, you get a nasty surprise - one serving of a main course in the most recent issue was almost 1,000 calories!

I also object to the high percentage of recipes that contain ham or bacon.  Not everyone wants this product, either because of health or religious reasons, but it is highly flavored and simply leaving it out means the dish will be very different.

Having said that, I renewed my subscription.  It was more fun looking at this magazine every month than Eating Well (way too serious and extreme, IMO) or Saveur, which is more about food in a conversational sense than it is about recipes.  They spent one whole issue talking about restaurants in Los Angeles.  Seriously?  A whole issue?


Good information.  I look forward to every issue.


title: proceed with caution

text: You may want to wait to order this magazine. F& W Media has announced that they are ceasing publication. I have taken this magazine from its inception and it is great, but I am not too happy that I received a renewal notice today, especially when I just did a 2-year renewal in May. If they are ceasing publication, why are they still taking subscriptions? I got burned for 2 years of payment when Machine Quilting Unlimited did the same thing. F & W did put out a new announcement that they have a "possible" buyer for the magazines that are being discontinued, but that is no guarantee that it will continue CPS.


title: Five Stars

text: Omg. Soooooo fast.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine. Seems to be harder and harder to get over here, across the pond. This one just happens to have a couple of articles I was interested in reading. Would buy more if and when I can find them.


title: Like a box of CrackerJack without the prize...

text: This is a perfectly good magazine, in fact its very informative and fun -- lots of good game information and items about the X-Box hardware. But the demo disc is a very important addition. It is the best way to sample games before you spend your hard-earned money on them.<br />Get the subscription WITH the disc...


title: More content, less advertising

text: I would have liked to see more content and less advertising.  The magazine content was not what I remember from many years ago.  The price was right, but not satisfied with the magazine overall.


title: I love having this

text: its great to have my recipes & favorite magazine when I'm on the go. I can access my saved recipe box on vacation or read about new one. it's really a wonderful app.& it's free w/ subscription.


title: Wow!

text: Should be on every American family reading list!


title: renew mag

text:
dear amazon:

seems the renewal went without a hitch and it was a lot cheaper than the phone people that keep calling was offering. thank you amazon for a choice,,,,
darlene


title: Five Stars

text: well written and printed


title: Love this magazine

text: It is always full of great info and recipes. I look forward to every one!


title: Best news magazine about the world

text: This is the best magazine out there for news and information about the world. There is nothing even close. The only problem is the price. You can find the price for $77 to $98 in other places.


title: Three Stars

text: The older magazine was easier to read and find ratings.


title: My grandkids love it

text: My grandkids love it


title: Horse Illustrated magazine

text: We are enjoying our new subscription ot Horse Illustrated. There's a lot of good information about a variety of horse topics. We also like the idea of highlighting one particular breed  every month. My husband would like to read a bit more about dressage-overall money well spent.


title: Cooking Light Spring magazine

text: As I've grown older and am mostly cooking for two, I really appreciate this magazine


title: How about a Mountain Time edition?

text: I enjoy the magazine, even though it does not publish schedules that fit with my local time which is Mountain Standard or Daylight time.  The articles are generally informative and entertaining.


title: Great Publication

text: Subscribing to this for our teenage granddaughter has drawn us even closer together as we share the same reading interests...


title: Great Spearo Mag

text: This is by far my favorite magazine.  The photography is awesome.  The stories are written by the spearo's.  All of the new gear that you gotta have and all of the places you have to dive.  The only down side is that it's a quarterly mag, but it's worth the wait.  You can even order back issues!


title: Not anything like the TV recipes

text: Not anything like the TV recipes.  Very hard to find the ingredients in the grocery store, most are not so used ingredients and most are just too complicated for dinner during the week.


title: Still the best recipes I have followed

text: Still the best recipes I have followed.  It has been many years I have followed Taste of Home and I am not disappointed.


title: nice magazine

text: This magazine has great pictures really makes you want to go to the places. They review all price range places to travel and places you may have never thought of. Am happy with the magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent


title: Fun magazine!

text: This is a fascinating magazine, and I look forward to it's arrival each month! Has a lot of cool articles and interesting ideas. Glad I got a subscription! And you can't beat the price!!!


title: $5 is no brainer!!

text: I've read PP for years and enjoy keeping up on new cameras. I don't mind ads and there's enough articles for me. The $5 price was the clincher. I can find most issues used at my libraries for 25-50 cents so $5 is all I will pay to subscribe just for the convince of receiving it monthly.


title: Lots of good info

text: Even though I never go on long hikes I do go to a lot of state parks on photo trips and like to see what other parks and hikes are out there. this magazine gives you plenty of info and reviews of equipment. I enjoy a lot of the true hiking experiences good and bad  in the magazine each month. I even like the advertisements for gear for hiking and outdoors. I think this is much better than the magazine Outside which had too much stuff that never interested me.


title: Change usually isn't good.

text: Back when I and my sister were young, Highlights was filled with interesting pictures and articles about nature, science, home life, and the world around us.  Today's issues are a little different.... The image shown has nothing - NOTHING! - on the front cover except NUM NUM EAT EAT STUFF YOUR FACE AND GET FAT.  Yes, kids today are a different breed.  Because we -apparently - raise them that way.


title: This Magazine Is A Journey......

text:
I love how they focus on a particular region and give background on the food and the people.

I am still drooling over their visit to Ireland's famed dairy region. I must get my hands on some of that butter.

It seems as if, the writers took the time to get to know the people and infuse their personalities into the recipes.


title: Unique Modern Homes...

text:
This magazine has some wonderful architecture and modern design. If you like modernism or are planning to build a modern style home, this is the magazine for you. It has floorplans and square footage of the featured homes. In many instances, it also tells what the homes cost to build.

I get these for $9.95 from my local bookstores. They don't cost anywhere near the price quoted here.


title: Very informative

text:
This is one of the better publications I have seen.
The magazine is easy to read and filled with all kinds of useful tips and illustrations.
I really appreciate the online resources associated with the magazine.
I have already used many of the tips and applied the lessons learned.
Thanks Wood Magazine, you have found another loyal reader.


title: Fairly basic

text: The review is based on one issue. If you read other cooking magazines (Gourmet, Saveur) and understand the basics of nutrition, this magazine will not have much information for you.


title: All hat, no cattle

text: Lots of flashy pictures, mostly ads, you have to wade through MANY pages of full-page ads before you find anything useful.  Very sorry I subscribed.


title: Don't!!

text: Isn't what it use tobe. Plus I have been trying to cancel this subscription!! I send Amazon notices saying we dont want to renew and they are ignored and you can CALL a number! Going on the 3 yr! I am very upset!!


title: Left wing pseudo economics

text: The columnists make too little effort to hide their disdain for America and its current administration in particular.


title: Zoo Pamphlet

text: I thought there were pages missing from this current issue. For the price, you get maybe 8 pages?


title: Look elsewhere for recipes!

text: I cook plenty, and not just frank's and beans. But I could barely find any usable recipes in this food mag.


title: Excellent magazine

text: Excellent magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great car magazine always kept me updated on the latest news and great editors.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: G

text: Very nice magazine for people who love import cars modifing, tuning or just enjoy looking at them. Great articals and photos.


title: Saveur is a great food magazine also for travel

text: Saveur is a great food magazine, but I use it as a travel magazine with food culture so I know what to expect at my destination. Great Amazon subscription price!


title: Harper's Bazaar is great!

text: Love my Harper's Bazaar magazine looking at clothes and accessories I could never afford. But I get great ideas and WISH! Great Amazon subscription price!


title: Vogue is great!

text: Love my Vogue magazine looking at clothes and accessories I could never afford. But I get great ideas and WISH! Great Amazon subscription price!


title: Awesome on Ipad!!

text: If you already own an Ipad, try this magazine out on it. It is a unique and amazing way to read and view. Kudos to them for making this work. I only hope they come out with a less expensive subscription for the Ipad because $5 monthly does add up.


title: Healthy eating presented in a practical and beautiful way

text: While I'm paring down the magazines I receive, this is one I will certainly keep. Like the focus on health and the recipes, which I do actually use.


title: Not a full year's subscription

text: Took almost three months to arrive after ordering. First issue labeled "March 2021". Mailing/subscription label shows end date of Jan 2022.  That's only eleven months, not twelve. Not happy with delay and term.


title: what's not to love

text: science that's popular


title: Five Stars

text: too many ads


title: Three Stars

text: too many ads


title: Five Stars

text: Design ideas are perfect


title: Current updates on politics, laws and technology.

text: I like the fact that the magazine is small and will fit in my purse so while I am waiting for something I can pull it out and read while I wait.  The articles are short, concise and informative.


title: Smarter than Maxim, less pretentious than Esquire

text: I've been a steady reader for the past three+ years. There's usually at least one or two good articles a month that I find myself referring back to later. Gear listings are always a fun read. Some of the health articles have been valuable, like a recent feature discussing various cholesterol tests that I brought along to an annual checkup.


title: Great gift

text: Perfect gift for a student! Got this subscription for my sister and she loves it!!!


title: Cross stitching

text: I love this magazine.  I love all of the different patterns and designs..


title: Can't Get Enough

text: Love this magazine and wish it was a weekly publication.


title: Great!

text: Great magazine. Tons of useful information in every issue. I have subscribed for years. Never disappoints.


title: WTF

text: If you like a magazine that will make you think wtf all the time this is the one you want.


title: The magazine would be fine.  I renewed it and it should have gone to my son (as before) and not me so I gave them one star.

text: They sent it to the wrong address.  Renewed for my son for a Christmas gift and they are sending it to me.  I have never taken the magazine. He lives 4 hours away..... all messed up!


title: Five Stars

text: There are beautiful patterns and great tips.  Very happy with my purchase.


title: These smell good.

text: Preschool teachers these are great to have in your classroom. They are super sturdy and easily cleaned! Also great for activities and working on milestones.<br />Also they smell like vanilla its really cool.


title: Listen to those who are disappointed

text: I used to love Nat. Geo. World magazine when I was a kid. When I first started teaching, I subscribed to it and it changed over to NG Kids. The amount of advertising and product tie-ins make this magazine unreadable for kids and I stopped my subscription a few years ago. I know they have to have a revenue source, but shouldn't subscriptions cover it? Try Kids Discover, if you want ad free magazines.


title: I Really Enjoy This Magazine

text: It's full of fun ideas, good advice, handy tips and great recipes.  It's one of the few magazine I read from cover to cover as soon as it comes in the mail.


title: TV Guide

text: This publication only gives the TV schedule for prime time only, four hours.<br />Certainly does not include many channels.


title: self mag.

text: love the magazine.  BUT received last months issue and this months issue same day.  not too impressed with the circulation dept or who ever sends them out.


title: I am really enjoying the magazine. Very interesting stories ...

text: I am really enjoying the magazine. Very interesting stories about different subjects, especially Grand Canyon and Lincoln.<br />I used to subscribe but stopped. Didn't have time to read.


title: Cheated

text: I ordered the special 6 month all access and after 2 magazines showed up I get a notice that my subscription has expired and have not received a single one since. So much for my six months of wired. :(


title: Not the magazine it used to be

text:
I have been reading "Victorian Homes" magazine for decades, and it used to be my absolute favorite.  Now, I'm very sorry to say I might quit and buy other magazines instead.  In the 1980s, this magazine was FULL of photos of ACTUAL Victorian homes.  Lately,  all I see is something I consider more "country," or "shabby chic" style, plus a lot of food shots -- very few, if any, pictures of real Victorian homes-- as the title would suggest!
I understand that some people "lighten up" their so-called Victorian decor, to make it fit their more contemporary lifestyles or make it less "stuffy," as they say.  (I've done that, myself, with lighter colors.) But the look I see now is not really "Victorian,"  so why they still call it "Victorian Homes" is a mystery to me.
Here is a quick COMPARISON:
In the DECEMBER 2004 issue, I found OVER 30 PAGES of actual VICTORIAN ROOMS!
In The WINTER 2015 issue,  I found only about 17 pages showing rooms (although I'm not sure how Victorian they look-- one looked rather modern, with new sky lights), 5 PAGES OF DOORS WITH WREATHS ON THEM, 6 PAGES OF (plain looking) GREENERY in old buckets (or other containers), 2 pages of modern looking jars or bowls full of ornaments (that's "Victorian?"), and 4 PAGES OF ("artsy?") shots of the INSIDE of CHRISTMAS TREES!  Plus a few CLOSE UPS of DISHES and other table decor.  Not entire Victorian dining table settings -- just close ups of cups, or whatever.  You know-- the type of pictures you see in the cheaper decorating magazines.


title: Purrfect for all cat lovers!

text: This is a wonderful gift for any cat lover.


title: Only one problem....

text: The magazine arrived earlier than expected, but we were disappointed to receive the December Christmas issue in January as our first issue....this does not seem right somehow! We have had the magazine in the past and have decided to try it again.


title: Just another special magazine

text: Just another fashion magazine


title: Just another fashion Magazine

text: Not enjoying as much as I thought I would


title: Shake up your cooking routine!

text: Truing new recipes every week!!


title: Eh

text: It's ok, but not really what I wanted to see. I wanted more design, instead of ads for counter tops.


title: Love

text: Very happy to get this subscription at this price point


title: Four Stars

text: was hoping for more real life fashion.


title: It was a good deal

text: It was a gift for my mother.  It took about 6 weeks for the first magazine to arrive.  I think that is too long.  Once it arrived my my mom loved it.  She looks forward to it every two weeks.


title: not enough recipes in the magazine

text: not enough recipes in the magazine too many ads and filler articles.


title: Gonna get a teacup kitten

text: The magazine will help me to find a breeders and look for colors and how to care for the little darlings! I’m so excited to start searching for my new kitten<br />Michelle Odenton MD


title: I love this cooking magazine

text: I love this cooking magazine.  So does my 15-year-old grandson.  There is a large variety of recipes, so every two months I know there will be several I try.  The pictures are clear and bright, the text easy to read, the recipes ideal for everyday and company use.


title: Great deal!

text: They are arriving every month! Keep up the good work


title: avidreader

text: A great magazine at a great price. Where else can you get a 1 year sub. for $5.00? A very informative magazine which keeps me up to date on the latest technology breakthroughs. Thanks Amazon!


title: My girls really like it.

text: My girls ages 9 & 10 really like this magazine.  Say it's better than AG.  They enjoy the articles and quizzes.


title: good magazine

text: been getting NatGeo for at least 50 years - I guess I'll keep subscribing for another 50 years if I'm able!!!


title: Popular Science

text: Very interesting and informative


title: Good magazine

text: It's good.  It has coupons and helpful tips to manage your household, to cut waste and save, stretching your dollars. It also comes with delicious menus, etc.


title: Such a steal

text: Love this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Are you a human?


title: Best MC mag around

text: If you want honest, straight up infomration, then this is where you will find it.  Ride reports reflect real world information not ricky racer super speed reviews.  Gear and accessories are reviewed in the context of how they are used in the real world and with real, honest reviews.  There are no ads in the magazine, so there is no indirect influence over editorial content.


title: A great read! I always look forward to this coming in the mail!

text: I came to the blues later in life (my fifties) so I've had some catching up to do.  This magazine is so full of articles about great musicians that I may never had heard of  or just never have heard.  I read each issue from cover to cover then I sit down by my computer and pull up the different musicians to listen to so that I can add them to my music library.  Thanks to this magazine I have convinced my wife to take a road trip vacation starting in Memphis and traveling down the "Blues Highway" through the delta  to see and hear some of the amazing places from your magazine.  Thank you for keeping the Blues alive!!


title: where's my magazine?????????????????????????

text:
I have read Chile Peeper for years.  I ordered a subscription on Amazon on October 2, 2011.  It is now December 14, 2011. The ship date for my FIRST magazine is FEBRUARY 1, 2012!!!!!!  WHY DOES IT TAKE FOUR (4) MONTHS TO GET A MAGAZINE THAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY TWO (2) MONTHS?????????????????

EAGERLEY AWAITING WHAT HAD BETTER BE A REALLY GOOD EXCUSE!!!!!!!!!

BOB TUCKER


title: Love ii

text: My wife loves this magazine...all fashion home, travel too. A great gift for the Holidays.


title: Mostly an inspirational/testimonial piece in praise of radical unschooling, not much content otherwise.

text: I was waiting in the wings for this magazine's comeback, and ordered a year's subscription based on what the magazine once was. The new version did feature writings by John Taylor Gatto (fun to read, and a good writer, which was more than I could say for some of the other authors featured), but with each issue, I kept waiting for anything of real substance to emerge, but most of the articles were about how fabulous the lifestyle of radical unschooling is, and it seemed more like a tent revival for true believers in their philosophy, than about anything pertinent to anyone else. If you are a radical unschooler and want to read the personal stories of others who are, or read rants against deliberate study, this might be a comforting magazine. If you are looking for a balanced magazine that has something for a variety of homeschooling styles and issues, curriculum or product reviews, and people writing about different aspects of homeschooling, keep looking.


title: Please pass the ketchup; I'm eating crow. I LOVE this magazine!

text: I actually criticized the magazine that it is actually Christian-based, but doesn't mention that. I do believe in transparency up-front about such things. BUT, I have to change my review entirely, because I LOVE this magazine! I wish that I hadn't let assumptions stop me from trying this magazine, because once I finally previewed an issue, I wished I had done it years ago. My only gripe with the magazine is that it is not monthly (but if it were, probably wouldn't be so content-rich as it is!) and that the covers aren't sturdier, because I read them until they are literally falling apart! I went from being a most outspoken critic, to an ardent admirer, and it's entirely because this magazine is packed with relevant, helpful content, no fluff. Too bad I dismissed it back then, because I really could have benefited from all this sooner.  The advice that isn't news to me, happens to be things I discovered already, myself, over years of trial and error. If I could have just given it a try sooner, I might have spared myself and my kids that learning curve, and made better use of our time! My bad! My daughter looks forward to the contests, and can't wait for the next issue, and I look forward to the practical, helpful information. The fact that most of their curriculum ads are Christian-worldview-based doesn't detract from the magazine's value at all, to me. So I'm eating a very large plateful of crow. Please pass the ketchup.


title: Science for the lamen

text: I am neither an educator or a student. I simply enjoy learning about the world around me. This magazine was perfect for me. It explains what's going on in all genres of science in a detailed but not overly technical way. I thoroughly enjoy it and usually finish it within the first two days of getting it. I can't wait to get the next issue.


title: Awsome

text: The articles are funny, smart and different. I didn't know what to expect but I was happily surprised. I especially like that they use real women for their fashion spreads. And the items advertised for sale, well, their not your everyday run of the mill beauty products. ;) If you're looking for a cool mag to spend $20 on. Bust is definitley the right choice, plus it looks pretty cool on your coffee table.


title: Long, well written articles

text: I have been subscribing for years because MIT Tech review covers current topics and has a good basis in current research papers.  The articles are typically 8+ pages with pertinent data and graphs.  This magazine is much better than Pop Sci, Pop Mech and all those other fluf monthly "science" magazines.  When it arrives give yourself a few hours and a tasty beverage to finish it - the articles are long and though provoking and offer both sides of current dilemmas.


title: Always interesting

text: There are always interesting articles in Men's Journal. A wide assortment of articles each month. Very glad I decided to subscribe.


title: Extremely inconsistent

text: I love this magazine but the reason I’m only giving 3 stars is babe cause I haven’t received one in MONTHS. It constantly says “running late” and there is no way for me to get any answers. I will not be renewing through amazing again.


title: Great magazine!

text: Love my farms and all the information in it. Will renew


title: Love my Magazine❤

text: Look forward to my magazines every month. I will renew!!


title: good!

text: More cheaper way to get this magazine. Only one moment: I received every time one week after than I saw it in the publix!


title: Notice there are NO GOOD reviews after new editor, Jacqueline deMontravel took over 2+ years ago.

text:
This magazine has gone from a unique, wonderful and one-of-a-kind magazine to a forgettable, can't-decide-on-a-style, vehicle for the over-blown ego of deMontravel, its self-involved-gotta-have-my-hand-in-every-article editor. I had saved every single issue of this magazine from the late 90's until it's demise under her "leadership".

What used to stand out was the uniquely identifiable shabby chic style. Lots of pink and roses may not appeal to many, but to those who love the look, we had found our "niche" publication. Now it is merely a mash-up of all the other decorating, craft and recipe magazines. There are already plenty of those type of magazines out there for those who want them. For die-hard Romantic Homes Magazine fans, the "how to make a valentine" and "new ways to cook beans" articles are completely out of place!

There are thousands of people who have turned away from this once-gorgeous publication that are just waiting for deMontravel's last day, hoping to have the OLD ROMANTIC HOMES MAGAZINE BACK.

Thanks for giving me a forum to vent here. If only RH online site would take feedback or allow readers' to write letters to the editor online, they would be buried in letters just like this one. But, even for those who take the time to write "snail mail", the chances of having their letter published is slim to none. It is obvious they screen out 99% of the critical "cancel my subscription" letters.

So I say SAVE ROMANTIC HOMES MAGAZINE! Dump deMontravel & her clique. Bring back the romance, roses and lace. I'll take a 5 year subscription!


title: Great magazine

text: I love Southern Living magazine - it has great recipes and i love looking at all the decorating too..  also love the stories about travel in the south


title: RideOn

text: I'm a thirty year subscriber to this publication. To me, clearly the best all around motorcycle magazine availble. No tbrand or preference limited. Started my touring adVentures right from  the contributors srticles.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Great deal

text: Great deal


title: Great Read

text: This is my favorite magazine. There are short stories by popular authors, wearable fashions,and great articles. It seems that if I am interested in a subject, diet, how to publish online, travel, it is there.


title: Fantastic

text: I got this for my mother for her birthday, and she absolutly loves it- and has been getting it now for 4 years- easy to renew, great price, I have never seen a copy that wasn't seriously worn out by month's end.


title: Nice balance of fashion and informative articles

text: I actually like that this magazine has beauty, fashion, and articles that are more in depth as to things happening all over the world. This is the only magazine I renew every time without fail.


title: Great gift

text: Son=in=law really enjoys this


title: Great magazine

text: I have been receiving US magazine for many years, love all their stories and pictures.  Always up to date and has interesting stories.


title: Fun and Useful content

text: Brings back looking forward to the mailman's arrival with the next month issue!  Good jokes and useful articles.


title: CANCEL THANK YOU

text:
I really dont want to get a monthly bill
For something I didn’t order!!
I am an excellent prime customer.
On the average I spend 3000.00 a month
Would you please just camcel this
Thank you


title: Fantastic Deal

text: Fast shipping, cap arrived in less than a week. Super magazine, what a great introductory<br />offer. I wish other magazines would do the same!


title: Food Network Magazine

text: While looking for an xmas present for my wife who LOVES to cook I literally stumbled across this.  She loves it so I am happy.  Says it is better than Bon Appetit.


title: The Best Haircare and Beauty Magazine

text: This is the Best Black Hair care and Beauty magazine there is., coming straight from  the United Kingdom It’s a little pricey for the subscription, you only get  about 6 issues. I received the subscription way earlier then Amazon said, they claimed that I should receive it by September 14 by 8pm. I ordered it in April. Being said I went to the web site and ordered the April/May issue. They started right away  with my subscription now I have 2 April/May issues that’s 4 months earlier then what Amazon predicted. Don’t make my mistake that’s an extra $12 out your pocket.

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title: Smart reading

text: I love the in-depth reporting, articles on art, music, and literature.  Heads up on happenings around town and featured restaurants. Great magazine with a lot of content and seemingly few ads because they are pushed off to the margins.  Not for those with limited attention spans.


title: Mag

text: Havent received an issue yet, and nothing telling me when to expect to start ! Would like to know so that I won't purchase next months issue if it's on the way.


title: Northern Woodlands .. a northern wonder

text: My friend from Vermont gave me a gift subscription to this magazine four years ago ... and I've been subscribing to it myself ever since.  It is an informative(and often enlightening)resource to the last chapter of New England's agricultural community.  Those many steadfast Northerners who no long can afford a farm have been for decades managing woodlots that are harvested for a modest income.  How to best manage their woodland ... and who to best deal with in lumbering ... are their concerns; and Northern Woodlands is what is read.  I'll bet that it's replaced the old almanac in most homes!


title: Not like it was

text: Does not list all the cable and phone company listings like it was years ago.  There are no daily listings, and it is not 24 hour.


title: Addicted to this magazine

text: Have enjoyed making recipes from the issues. Glossy pages, fun to read.


title: Not what I thought it was

text: This turned out to be one gigantic series of ads for supplements.  No articles on nutrition, diet, exercise, just articles on supplements, and then the ad.  All in all, a big disappointment. :-(


title: No quiero mas este prudycto

text: Hace mese que quiero cancelar la suscripcion decesta revista y no me la cancelan<br />NO COMPREN ESTE PRODUCTO


title: Five Stars

text: good mag


title: Good buy

text: I have had model railroad before


title: Frustrated

text: Not happy at all thought the subscription was for Spanish edition. Wish I could cancel it


title: Five Stars

text: Best magazine out there hands down. Expensive but well worth the biased free content.


title: Why so late

text: I ordered this magazine along with another.  The other magazine came one month before this one.  I don't understand .....why so late.


title: Single travelers poorly represented

text: I am an older single woman.  I love to travel by myself or with friends.  Recently, I subscribed to Travel 50 & Beyond.<br />I counted photographs of thirty couples in a recent issue  and NONE of single travellers enjoying themselves.  According to the American Association of Single People, almost 50% of the adult population of the US is unpartnered.  The travel industry and its publications  need to catch up with the demographics!  I will not continue to subscribe to this or any other magazine that does not give equal representation to the travel interests of the single population. Wake up to reality!


title: Their subscription department needs improvement

text: If you subscribe for one year you get only 7 or 8 magazines. It feels like a scam to me. I’m not renewing. It’s not worth it


title: One Star

text: I was very disappointed in the magazine and would like to cancel my subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Good value for the price I paid


title: Good choice for contractors, construction

text: I'm a DIYer and hoped this magazine would provide a lot of DIY projects.  I, personally, was disappointed that it was full of advertisements for products and only featured one DIY project.  The project actually stated that one part of it should probably be handled by a person that does that kind of work.  Not what I expected, so I cancelled my order going forward.


title: Great experience

text: Great magazine


title: Good read

text: She likes it


title: I've only received one issue after waiting for the subscription ...

text: I've only received one issue after waiting for the subscription to start. Hoping to get the rest of my issues.


title: Quality has deteriorated

text: Canceled my subscription after 10+ years.  Over the past 6-12 month the magazine has lost a lot if it's depth, it's articles recently have lot more opinions than information.  Their coverage of emerging technologies and their impact on economy has been limited and spotty.  Coverage of trade disputes between US and the world has little substance.  Coverage of Russia, Eastern Europe and Middle East is highly biased.  Coverage of Asia and Africa seems to also be on the decline.  I will miss the weekly cartoon.


title: Popular Science Magazine is Great

text: This magazine is a little jewel of interesting and useful information. It is sometimes difficult to see any new science innovations being presented in normal media lanes. This magazine presents in quick flashes and understandable in depth studies, what seems to be a years worth of interesting information in each monthly issue. Well worth the price!


title: Good magazine

text: Our whole family reads this magazine - some for project ideas - some for gift ideas.


title: If it ever arrived I cold rate it.

text: This subscription was ordered before Christmas; it is now February 23 and still haven't received the first magazine, the first notice, have not received a thing except that my credit card was billed.


title: Five Stars

text: Interesting and covers a variety of topics. Photos and paper are top notch for the price


title: AWESOME MAG! GREAT PRICE!

text: AWESOME MAG! LUV IT!


title: Best decor magazine!

text: I used to get Veranda, Traditional Home, Elle Decor......now I just get MILIEU! Gorgeous magazine!


title: Exactly what I expected...  ;-)

text: I got this for my mom and she loves it...


title: Great Magazine!

text: Although my husband receives this magazine I almost always read it too for the tips and projects.<br />Ordered one as a thank you for a favor done by a friend.


title: Very good magazine

text: Would have been 5 stars but there are too many ads.  Otherwise i enjoy it and it has plenty to offer for some food for thought.


title: It is what it is!

text: Hey, it's TV Guide!


title: Great monthly mag!

text: What can I say?  I've been reading these for over 50 years!


title: Five Stars

text: GREAT MAGAZINE!


title: Good Info

text: Lots of good handyman tips that cover a wide variety of disciplines and written for non-pros.  Repairs for common electrical, plumbing, construction problems are presented in an illustrated and easy to follow article.


title: Three Stars

text: wont re-order


title: misleading

text: This is not a magazine, it is a tiny recipe book. The dimensions are literally 5" by 7", very thin, and not at all what I desire in a real magazine. While there are a few worthwhile recipes, it has no articles and little substance. I will attempt to cancel my subscription.


title: Husband loves this magazine

text: Great pictures and articles 👍


title: Not for Kids

text: I bought this for my 11 year-old son, but it is not for kids.  Either the jokes are over his head or something I wouldn't want him reading.  Don't get me wrong, it's funny, just not for kids.


title: Great Ideas!

text: I can't wait for each issue and will always renew.  I love all the designers and the different suggestions that I might not think of.


title: Yoga journal

text: I think I received 3 total. Very disappointing.


title: Too many ads, not enough substance.

text:
The deal was great, especially if you know you like this magazine....

If you dont know the magazine though, just be advised that Home & Gardens it is not.

It really is filled with super modern finishes catering more towards newer homes. That and more ads for furniture and fixtures than I can count. They probably make up for 35-40% of page space.


title: Great deal on a helpful magazine.

text: Magazine is great for the DIYers and the deal couldn't be beat.


title: Sad this is Discontinued!!

text: Have been getting these magazines since my Son's first Birthday, we just renewed a few months ago and are now being sent another 'Kids' book. Mix of Paw Patrol, Peppa Pig, PJ Masks etc..


title: Very Good Magazine

text: Woman's Day is a great magazine for everyday living.  I'm very crafty and it has ideas for making things that can "spruce up" our home or just make us smile.


good for the price but it is pocket size, FYI<br />I didn't notice the size when purchasing the item but it can be a good read for airplane or just having it around home when you have free time


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine - love the coupons.


title: Five Stars

text: Keeping up to date with important shows. Enjoying it very much.


title: At least it has the counter-evidence...

text: but this doesn't mean that it makes much sense.  The only reason I gave this magazine two stars is because it presents the skeptical side of things.  This is to balance the believers side.  A while back the air force came out with an "explanation" for the Roswell incident.  They claimed that crash test dummies were being experimented with and this explains the aliens witnesses saw.  Do crash test dummies walk around like the aliens winesses saw?  No.  Theres not enough evidence one way or another to say what happened at Roswell, if anything.  Witnesses could have lied for any number of reasons.  The military could have been experimenting with top secret projects and pressured witnesses to keep their mouth shut. But this magazine bought the airforce explanation,which makes zero sense. When the evidence is murky and can go either way, the smart thing to say is "I don't know."  This is way better than skeptics believing that crash test dummies explained it all, which is pretty foolish.  Descartes wrote once in his discourse on method that one should Doubt EVERYTHING.  This is what a true skeptic does.  The impression I got from this magazine is not one of true skepticism, but a club of like minded people who got together to express their beliefs.  All fine and well.  All skeptics are not represented by this magazine.  It could also be that what this magazine calls crackpots, psuedo scientists, and the rest are also skeptics, who doubt orthodox beliefs and who doubt the proofs that are brought forward by the orthodoxy.  I am all for exposing fraud and the profit, fame, etc. motives behind it. But I believe you should think for yourself to find truth and not be swayed by what a believer or skeptic says.  A recent editorial in this magazine called the disagreements between the orthodox and the unorthodox a "war."  This gives me an insight into what some of the people behind this magazine really believe.  A war implies a victory to impose your will on others.  In this case it is to impose these skeptics beliefs on everyone else.  The old religious inquisitions are dead, but it looks like the new scientific inquisitions are well on their way.


title: Four Stars

text: lots of good ideas


title: Cheaper to buy off National Geographics Website

text: I saw this deal and went to the national geographis website and the actual value is $15/year for the hard copy and digital copy. Don't be deceived. If you just want the digital copy it's only $12/year...


title: Four Stars

text: Not for me


title: i want to be a good thing.

text: Oh, the bad wrap that Martha gets! Just one glance at the perfectly arranged glossy pages of MS Living and I'm sucked in. Each how-to is meticulously arranged with just the right supplies and ingredients. All of the photos show color-coordinated scenes with gently smiling faces. The decorations are perfect, the guests are all charming. I love to thumb through MS Living as I'm chowing down on my take-out dinner on a table littered with old newspapers and slightly overdue bills. Why, yes, Martha, homemade marzipan winter figures ARE a good thing. Someday I will make them. Not this month, but you remind me that it's always a possibility.


title: Men who BUILD don't buy crap at Ikea

text: I will no buy this again.... way to much advertising FYI,  Men who BUILD don't buy crap at Ikea....that complete lack of logic on the editor of this magazine has made me decide to not buy this magazine any more


title: Five Stars

text: Great journal