title: My Mom Loves It!

text: My Mom Loves it!  I think it could be a tad bit cheaper for what it is. For her I'll pay the price. SHE is SO WORTH IT <3


title: A ho hum magazine

text: It's an OK magazine. Nothing like Baseball America, which, hands down, is the best baseball magazine EVER. I was looking for more in depth coverage of the Major Leagues & this isn't what I had in mind. Guess I'm used to the coverage Baseball America provides with there awesome coverage of amateur baseball......


title: Good informative magazine

text: I really like this magazine. The price was right, so I took a chance & I really like it. I will be renewing.


title: A must read

text: This is by far the best hunting & fishing magazine I've ever read. Highly recommend.


title: Not a good choice for any hunter

text: WAY TOO MANY ADS!  Very little is dedicated to actual hunting. I was hoping for added insight  but was disappointed. The pricd is great, so maybe that explains all the ads. I recommend Field & Steam.


title: Best magazine on the market

text: I love to see the new inventions and the progress being made on the scientific front.  I read this cover to cover.  Well written and edited. I love the articles.


title: No better help for healthful living

text: I've had subscriptions to Prevention for many years and it's helped me to live a happy, healthy life.  The advice in this magazine has been invaluable over the years in helping to sort out all the information about exercise and supplements and food to make effective choices.  I wouldn't be without it.  And this deal from Amazon was a good savings too!


title: Best Magazine

text: I have subscribed to this magazine since I was a new wife, 35 years later I still think it is the best magazine.


title: Love the magazine!

text: Great Magazine!!


title: Favorite Magazine

text: Love this magazine. I wish it came every month. Definitely worth the money.


title: Not the same magazine.

text: I was really disappointed in BHG.  I remember it from subscriptions years ago.  The magazine has changed, I did not enjoy it, so I cancelled.


title: Great magazine

text: Great resource for health and behavioral information.  Also many entertaining articles and pics.


title: Great Magazine

text: Family Circle is a great magazine for women and families.  It offers a vast number of topics ranging from diets, health, fashion, and many more.  I look forward to reviewing my copy each month.  This magazine has something for everyone in the family.  I like their ads also.  They inspire me to try new products, some I may not have even thought of using.  I love the tips the magazine provides on decorating your home.  They take you step by step in completing those home projects.  I think anyone who subscribes will thoroughly enjoy it.


title: Very disappointed.

text: Loved the ONE copy I have recieved since ordering in JUNE. I was looking forward to this one year subscription of one of my favorite magazines. However, I have received only ONE copy in the month of September. None before, none after. DO NOT order through this company. Go directly to magazines website.


title: I'm baaack!

text: Love the Mag, I';m back after a several decade hiatus and it's all GOOD!


title: good ;price

text: this was an excellent purchase and it arrived quickly and in excellent condition.  That is really all I have to say about it.


title: Worst read ever

text: Worst read ever, the material they cover has been getting worse and worse. I have canceled my subscription and will not be turning back. You severely owe your subscribers an apology.


title: Travel 50 & Beyond Subscription - bad deal

text: I have never received a copy of this magazine that I ordered in August of last year!  They didn't hesitate to take my money though!  I have no idea if the magazine has any redeemable articles in it at all.


title: Five Stars

text: I really enjoy this magazine.  I have tried many of the recipes too.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: Two Stars

text: not impressed by the publication at all.


title: Good price

text: Love the guide! It is filled with info to make your tv viewing easier.


title: Amazon is the best deal for magazines!

text: I get Boston Mag because I live in Boston!  No brainer, right?  I purchase it from Amazon because it is the best deal, anywhere!  And, I can track all of my magazine purchases in one place.


title: Dreaming of the west coast!

text: Sunset magazine allows me to dream of the west coast while living on the east coast!There is always something of interest, great recipes and more!  I look forward to getting my magazine, each month, and then pass it along to the local nursing home.


title: Not good

text: All about high fashion not really style. Disappointed


title: Good read for men

text: It’s an interesting magazine about men’ s interests


title: Great read

text: Love the mag, I’ve subscribed for at least 20 years. I’d recommend to anyone that like fly fishing and tying flies


title: Not the NatGeo Magazine I remember

text: After receiving 6 or so issues I have come to the conclusion that the NatGeo staff has run out of ideas with regard to  including anything of remote interest to me in their magazine. The pictures are still nice if you enjoy some jerk free climbing a sheer rock face or an entire issue on cities. As a result every issue so far has been thrown away. Something that in the past would have been considered a sacrilege.  I won't re-subscribe nor recommend it to family and friends.


title: Oprah Magazine

text: I have not received this magazine yet from my order.<br />So I am not able to give my opinion yet.


title: One Star

text: I did not want auto-renewal so I cancelled it.


title: Could they get an editor? I understand these are ...

text: Could they get an editor? I understand these are amateur archeaologists, but the spelling is  noticeably unprofessional. But it is very interesting to read about America and the archealogical finds. A true gem of a magazine.


title: Great reading

text: I enjoy reading these magazines.  I go to a lot of doctor appts so this are handy for my purse.  I enjoy the serious stories and the funny ones.  It has a good price too for prime members.


title: great resource

text: i have been getting backpacker for many years. i love the information and details on specific hikes. great food ideas as well as training.i recently hike down to phantom ranch and back @ the grand canyon. i used many of the training tips this magazine provided. i will continue to subscribe as long as info stays so positive.


title: Always enjoy this magazine

text: As a person who loves the Southwest, this is a very informative publication on the art, culture, and 'things to do' in the little known state of New Mexico

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title: Great magazine

text: I would highly recommend this magazine to anyone with a food allergy or intolerance. I am gluten intolerant, along with both my sisters and my mom. My mother-in-law and sister-in-law are lactose intolerant and have sensativity to soy. This magazine is so great, I'll likely get a gift subscription for each of them! Very informative, articles that you can relate to and learn from, and simple, delicious recipes. Nothing at all to complain about. Just great!


title: Awesomeness

text: My 6 year old loves this highlights subscription.  Looks forward to it every month and it keeps him busy on and off for days.


title: Kids love it!

text: My 4 year old loves this high five subscription.  Looks forward to it every month and it keeps him busy on and off for days.


title: Great recipe magazine

text: Always a great magazine and website for recipes.


title: Photos for every recipe

text: Love the subscription, photos for every recipe


title: Great Ideas

text: Great Ideas for eating healthy.


EXCELLENT MAGAZINE and reference for shoppers and buyers. Objective no ads magazine to help you select the right products. Product quality, build and what's what this is a must have magazine for shoppers


title: Great deal

text: Came on time, good quality and price.


title: Easy instructions

text: Since I love crafts and things I can do myself, I love this detailed magazine.


title: Real Simple is simply great.

text: Love this magazine with all its helpful tips & new item displayed.


title: probably better to spend time surfing the web for most of ...

text: Tried this mag again due to low intro price.  Its got a high percentage of advertisements.  Content is fair, probably better to spend time surfing the web for most of it.  Won't be renewing, better magazines covering this topic out there.


title: Magazine

text: Like the magazine better


title: For young and old

text: Purchased for a unique 9 year old whose interests and intellect continue to amaze us. He devours each issue as if it were prize winning stories from famous authors. We are always amazed at his absorption of the data in each issue.<br />PS... Us grown ups like the magazine as well.


title: Terrific magazine

text: This was a Christmas present for my husband. He love history and this magazine filled the bill for him.


title: Handy

text: Gift for my daughter,Great price.


title: Great magazine

text:
My husband's favorite Coin magazine.
OK price, started quickly.
Great birthday gift.


title: Great Magazine for Inspiration

text: Always find new ideas for cooking, creating, organization, cleaning, and improving one's outlook on life. I always feel better and am newly inspired when I go through a new issue. Great magazine for new and older mothers, new and experienced homeowners, new young person finally on their own...


title: Best price, simple purchase.

text: I don't have to shop for a better price. I don't get endless mail to resubscribe.


title: Do not subscribe to their magazine or order a RD book.

text: BUYER BEWARE: Readers digest will continue to charge your credit card after you cancelled your subscription to the magazine or books. I have been emailing back and forth with them. Their reply is scripted...sorry for the inconvenience but it is not resolved. Contacted Chase Bank to block Readers Digest from continuing to charge my credit card. My only option is to cancel my credit card and request a new one.


title: Motorcycle Consumer News

text: Best bike magazine I have ever come across. Great articles, product and bike reviews and no advertising to influence ratings.


title: Love it but not fore me

text: Great mag. But no interest.


title: Firstrate reading

text: This was a gift for my husband who regularly reads the New Yorker and the New York Review of Books. This was an excellent addition to his reading matter. He consumes and enjoys every issue, cover to cover, and kindly indicates the stories he thinks I would find of particular interest.


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine for reloads


title: Five Stars

text: Have always enjoyed Popular Science Magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: entire family enjoys this publication.  Very informative for anyone interested in what is in the sky above us.


title: One Star

text: Moved in June and tried to cancel my subscription but it is still showing as processing


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE IT


title: Would buy again

text: Lots of info and perfect for my son


title: Good magazine!

text: This is about the only magazine I subscribe to.  Has the best information.  I’ve been a subscriber for years.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Handy size and great recipes

text: Love this mag


title: Bake From Scratch Holiday Cookies Edition

text: I just bought the Holiday Cookies magazine off the rack today and loved seeing all the unique cookie recipes in it. Not the same old recipes you see year after year. There are some traditional cookie recipes mixed in, but most are new. Beautiful full color photos of each cookie. American and Eruo weight measurements for ingredients as well as cooking temps.  NO ADVERTISEMENTS throughout the edition.You're paying for recipes and that's what you're getting. I'm ordering the subscription today.


title: I gave this as a gift to my grandson

text: Popular mechanics is a great magazine to give to school aged children. They can always learn something even if they did not know they were interested in the subject. It is a gift that keeps on giving as the subscription lasts.


title: Maybe NG's best magazine

text: This is a really great magazine for history buffs.  The articles are well written with lots of pictures and diagrams.  Each issue has a lot of little known facts thrown to compliment the articles.


title: Beautiful magazine that is very very inspiring!!!!

text: LOVE This magazine. Super beautiful, very useful, inspiring and smartly written .


title: Good Magazine

text: Enjoyable reading


title: Good Magazine

text: Well written articles and projects are well documented


title: Love to read it from cover to cover

text: I really enjoy this magazine. It is easy reading and lets me keep a pulse on the world of science. For anyone who loves the world of science and technology.


title: 12 pages in the first issue (actually about 24 pages) small magazine size and disappointin articles.  Puppy Mills w/graphic pics

text: Umm, what happened to this magazine?  It's about 12 pages now and standard size.  A featured article was about puppy mills with distressing photos which were not necessary.  Disappointed for my subscription, will not renew.  This issue had nothing of interest which I would have expected from RollingStone.  It was almost like I subscribed to a different version of RollingStone.  Weird, not happy.  Took me 3 minutes to thumb through and straight to the recycle.


title: Yawn, unless you're a hipster and too cool to live mainstream, then spot on.  Will not renew, disappointed!

text: What's happened to this magazine?  A featured article of a mangy couple living in a hovel in the desert??? Apparently this is 'cool' so I must see it.  Not interested.  Cover article the same.  Just a weird place to suggest for vacation but mostly about a man with an eccentric way of living.  He has so much money he can live like a poor person and I guess this is 'cool'.  Most of the magazine was more about trendy hipster travel/living and nothing about the real world.


title: Mom likes it

text: This is a gift


title: Four Stars

text: Nice hat.


title: Will not work with Kindle for PC, or my ...

text: Will not work with Kindle for PC, or my old Kindle.  No I will not buy Kindle Fire for this.


title: Four Stars

text: My Brother waits for this,


title: 5 stars for the magazine; but 1 star for the android digital experience

text:
Let me be clear: I love this magazine. The news, literature and cartoons are top-notch. I'd give the dead-tree version of the magazine 5 stars (and btw, it's worth every penny -- to those of you complaining about the price: you do realize that it's a WEEKLY, right? 50 issues a year? Come on!).

BUT, be aware that if you do not have IOS, there is no dedicated digital app for you, but you WILL regularly get emails about exciting new features -- and you can't have them, because even though Android has been around since 2003, the New Yorker seems oblivious to its existence. If you have an Android device (phone or tablet), you'll be subject to the whims of different companies like Google and Amazon, as the New Yorker piggybacks on their various offerings to give you a decidedly inferior experience to the one offered to iphone/ipad users. It is frustrating, and made worse by the way the New Yorker rubs it in by sending their announcements of new features to everyone, instead of just IOS users.


title: Trade Magazine

text: I'm in the trade and enjoy seeing all the crazy nail art out there.  In addition, all the advertisements keep me updated on all the new stuff available for nails.


title: This is a great MAG!

text: I bought the first years of Living and loved every one. Then I was busy with family. Martha Stewart Living didn't change, the industry changed. I have seen many negatives in comments and wanted to give my opinion which will be more positive. I went back to reading Martha and have continued to love each release. I will always follow whether there is name change or other things. I enjoy the caring, attention to detail, and beauty in the magazine and want to keep it in my world.


title: Highly recommended

text: Great magazine at a great price!!


title: My 4 year old grandson loves to receive this magazine every month.

text: He gets very excited when a letter or package in the mail.  He immediately looks through each page, then asks one of us to read/interact with the mag.


title: 3 year old grandson loves it!

text: A parent-led adventure into a child's first adventure into a magazine format.  Very engaging to peruse the magazine together.


title: Diminished from it's previous glory.  No longer a great Value.

text: Compared to what it was a few years ago, the Artist's magazine is just a shadow of what it was.  When all the other spin offs have been added, all the content  that was in the Artist's Magazine has been spread out over four (or more) publications.  This may be an effective way to maximize profits for the company, but is not nearly as compelling a magazine approach for those who buy them.


Nice but way overpriced!!


title: Not for me...

text: I got this free with another order, and I still cancelled my subscription. It is definately geared toward people who travel a lot for business and for pleasure. It seems to focus on frequent flyers and on cruise ships. I would prefer a magazine about local and exotic locations, with more photos.<br />For someone who travels a lot for business, I think this would be a good resource, but for myself, it's not worth reading.


title: TV Guide is Great!

text: I enjoy having TV Guide delivered to my home.  TV schedules and articles are great.


title: Late getting here

text: I love Cottage journal but wish it didn't take so long to get here.


title: Useful guide for TV

text: I like the auto-renewal aspect.  The easy to read layout and the critiques of soon to be broadcast shows that help my decisions on what to watch.


title: The Best Consumer Magazine

text: I have bought this publication for many years and am never disappointed with the content.  I would never buy a product without consulting this organization.


title: Not just for Geeks

text: All the up to date news in the world of Science; written in basic easy to understand English.  I have been buying this magazine for years.


title: Informative Entertainment

text: All the latest news about the world of  Movies, Theater,  TV, Popular Music and Books.  Well written and illustrated.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine! I was so excited when i received my first issue

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title: Nice Magazine

text: I like this magazine, it has fashion, it has interesting articles, health and fitness, celebrities, it has a little bit of everything.


title: RIP OFF! Very little REAL content

text:
Every issue that I have seen blatantly advertises a movie with at least three pages of information. One issue last year had about four pages on the latest Cats and Dogs movie telling all about the characters. If I wanted a TV Guide, I would have bought one. I could go on and on about the ads, as well. There is some neat stuff in the mag, but not enough. With only about 20 - 30 pages per issue and at the same price as the regular NG, it's a major waste of money.

Note to NG: get rid of the Hollywood entertainment section and I might think about buying this again.


title: I love this magazine!

text: I am interested in eating healthy and am always looking into new good-for-you recipes. I saw this subscription for really cheap. I wasn't expecting much out of it, but it really surprised me! The magazine has a lot of great healthy recipes that are easy to make. I have tried a couple already and my family loved them. Not only is the magazine filled with great recipes, but it also contains some interesting articles and has taught me some of the benefits of eating certain foods. To top it off, the magazine contains coupons too! For how cheap a one year subscription is, I would say it is definitely worth checking it out!


title: Old school, straight forward

text: Great mag, lots of good tips


title: magazine subscription

text: I do not recommend buying magazine subscriptions from Amazon.  I subscribed to this magazing through Amazon on 3/31.  It has been almost 2 months and I still haven't received any copies of this magazine.


title: Could be better

text: The fashion articles and spreads are beautiful, but it's mostly advertisements. I was hoping for more substance, more articles, something more solid. Skipping all the ads, I'm done reading it in under 20 minutes.


title: Quick, easy reading, some nice ideas for the home

text: I'm  a sucker for a magazine and Good Housekeeping gives me enough pretty pictures and decorating and home ideas so I keep buying it. I like reading in the pool or tub and it fits the bill! Worth $10 a year.


title: I like this magazine!

text: Women's Day is a great magazine for the price (cheap!). Good articles and a fun read, especially while lolling on the deck or the beach in the summer or next to a cozy fireplace or in the bath in winter!


title: See the world!

text: I love this magazine. I can revisit places I’ve been and learn about places I would love to travel to.


title: Repetitive

text: Boring don’t waste your money. You know all this! Or you can find it on line💕


title: Stupid mag

text: All ads dumb articles


title: Love this magazine

text: Great magazine.  Gives you all kinds of information so you can find out what's going on in the sky each month.


title: Great magazine

text: So excited to be able to read about one of my childhood dreams.


title: Great deal for this magazine

text: Signed up for this because it was such a great deal and I absolutely love the Food Network. I received my first copy pretty fast but since then nothing. I’ve seen the fall edition in the store for weeks now and I yet to receive my copy.


title: I am a loyal fan

text: The magazine is very informative. I am still in school, but I have been reading the HBR from cover to cover. Every issue has been absolutely essential for my learning. C-suite and managers should already be subscribed to this magazine, but anyone who is willing to step up to the plate and become recognized as a valuable employee at their work should too.


title: Good issue on hummingbirds.

text: This was a great issue on hummingbirds.


title: Good magazine to get ideas

text: Giving the Taste of Home magazine a 3 star because it's nice having this delivered with new recipes but getting more disappointed with the amount of ads and odd articles inside. And the recipes are getting more disappointing. In the one picture you can see the different ways to put toppings on your waffles. In the recipe index it lists all the different breakfast waffles you can make. When you turn to the page it's just toppings. No recipe on the waffle itself.<br />The magazine is great to get ideas from but not to make these recipes specifically.

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title: I could do without the print edition

text: I've been subscribing to Sunset for more than a decade. Renewing through Amazon is quick and cheap. Now that I can read Sunset on my iPad, my printed editions end up in recycling after my first read-through.


title: My brother loved this!

text: My brother is a WWII afficionado, because of the fact that both our grandfathers fought in the war.  He loved this gift I gave him for his birthday.  The old ads are great too.


title: Pop Sci for the win!

text: I love my Pop Sci subscription! They have phenomenally written articles that are easy to read & they break things down in an easy to understand fashion. You learn so much about a variety of subjects. I'd recommend this for anyone, as a gift, or personal use.


title: Good but somehow misses the point

text:
Everything about this magazine is 'OK' but somehow I didn't feel that it was what I was looking for. They seem to have everything: Product reviews, articles, "how-To's" and all that but here's what I didn't like:
* much too few product articles
* some articles are just not that interesting (to me)
* 'how-to' articles are not very detailed. To me they seem not practical enough
* this magazine seems to think that the only processing software out there is Photoshop. This is very annoying - all software 'how-to' guides are for PS only.

So basically I have been getting this magazine for the last 6 months or so but have not decided yet if I want to keep getting it and I'm looking for an alternative magazine that will be more practical: have more reviews, more interesting articles and hands on type of how-to guides.


title: Not delivered as promised

text: Ordered April 19, have only received the June issue. Today is August 27. There have been at least 2 additional issues in the store that I did not purchase as I have a subscription. Where are my issues?


title: Very disappointing

text: My wife ordered this magazine but when the renewal came up she didn't want to renew.  She said the articles were poorly written.  The only reason she reads it at all is for the coupons.


title: Cheap entertainment for the price; overall enjoyable yet tips/articles become repetitive

text:
==== SUMMARY ====
Overall an enjoyable read for the low price. I usually find something useful in it. True, it's ad-heavy but I tear those pages out to reduce shelf clutter. The main 2 downsides are that 1) over the years, they start to repeat the same tips over-and-over again. e.g., caulking tips, painting tips, etc, and 2) if you're an experienced DIY'er or trade professional, there are other magazines that are better-suited for experienced handy men and women. Nevertheless, it's cheap entertainment that I enjoy reading.

For experienced DIYers, I recommend looking into "This Old House", "Old House Journal" and/or woodworking-focused magazines like "Workbench", "Wood", "Fine Woodworking", etc.

=== PROS ===
Useful tips & tricks for simple projects
Quick, easy read
Decent reviews on new tools

=== CONS ===
Lots of ads
Tips become repetitive
Focused on simple DIY jobs; tradesmen may benefit from a more professional magazine


title: Was a gift

text: Person says a gift they seem to like it a lot


title: Enjoyed them

text: Sent to a friend in prison. They enjoyed them.


title: To each their own...

text:
This iPad App SUCKS!

The purpose of having an App is to be intuitive.

First, if I come across an interesting article, I should be able to click a button and share it.  This promotes
others to potentially subscribe, because they wouldn't be able to read the article I share otherwise.
Second, for those of us who work on computers all day, or for the visually impaired, we would like
the ability to have Siri or some other text-to-speech engine read the article when we are unable to.
I personally work a 60 work week, and I enjoy being able to have the Bloomberg  or Barrons articles read to me
while I'm working out or cooking dinner.
But, mine is just one opinion.  I just know that I wont be renewing my subscription.


title: poor magazine.. Biased editing, get rich quick schemes and nothing but franchises to offer

text: this magazine is very biased in a few companies (Apple, for example).  It is only useful as an advertisement for franchises and has very little to offer in terms of ideas, Point of views, problems, solutions etc.. This magazine would not help you if you are looking to START a business.. only if you are looking to BUY one, such as the many franchises they constantly push..  Franchises are very difficult to "break even" with, and have unnecessary costs, so I avoid those altogether, but this magazine seems to have only one or two interesting and educational articles per annum.  Go with Money magazine instead, it is leaps and bounds ahead of this excuse for a read.


title: beware if you want to cancel

text:
I made the mistake of trying an online subscription to this magazine.  I accepted the "trial" membership and then decided to not continue past the trial.  I had computer issues and couldn't get online by the end date, so they enrolled me in the full online subscription. The next day I had computer access again, and I sent an email asking to cancel the subscription.  I received an email back saying my subscription was canceled.  As of that point, I have had no access to the web site.  However, as of a month later, I still didn't receive the refund of my subscription cost on my credit card.

I called the company a month later asking for the refund.  The customer service rep told me "cancellations are in 2 parts."  First is to remove access to the web site.  Second is to give the credit.  But the credit was never put through, so the rep said she'd take care of it right away.  Funny that they know how to stop access to their site, but they're not so good at remembering to actually give the refund.

It is now 2 weeks later and STILL no credit has been applied to my credit card.  I have now put in a "stop payment" to my credit card.

This wouldn't be too big a deal, if I hadn't had a problem a year ago with the paper copy of the magazine.

I was purchasing individual copies of the magazine and decided I liked the information given in the magazine so I decided to buy a subscription.

The first copy I received with my subscription was an old issue I had already purchased on my own 3 months prior to my purchasing a subscription.

I look at this as a somewhat sleazy way of getting rid of old issues and not giving the customer what they expect to be paying for.

They know how to take a subscription and our money.  They just don't know how to handle the subscription after they've received it.  I no longer have any faith in this company's business practices and wouldn't recommend purchasing any type of subscription from them.  And if I can't trust them financially, how can I trust them with their cooking information?


title: So far so good, after 1st issue

text: Bought this subscription as a gift for my dad who is basically a WWII history buff. He got one issue so far. He basically read the whole thing in a day and said it was good. It does take an oddly long amount of time to arrive, but still arrived a few weeks before the last estimated arrival date. That’s the reason I docked a star, because I don’t understand why it takes so long (about 3 months after ordering)...but glad there wasn’t an actual arrival issue. Hopefully he doesn’t have any problems on the future issues of the magazine.


title: fun facts and anatomy of the sports rather than current ...

text: My son loves his new magazine subscription. He started receiving it about a month before they said it would arrive. I think that the content is cute and not too heavy, more about the history, fun facts and anatomy of the sports rather than current events like the adult version. Of course it does feature current athletes that my son can recognize.


title: Nice magazine. Price a little high.

text: Like the large print. Hoping it would get my husband to read.


title: great magazine

text:
Always a good read. Many interesting articles. Everyone in the family enjoys it.
Thanks so much,
will be back if more needed.


title: Good gift for a sports loving kid

text: I got a subscription for my nephew for Christmas last year and he loves it.  I was worried that my gift this year of renewing would seem boring since I was basically continuing something he was already getting, but he was really excited to see the renewal card I wrapped for him, so I know it's a good publication for my sports-loving nephew.


title: perfect !!!

text: i liked it


title: content is great...quality of the paper is very good and the cover is so well made...

text: only prob is the text is too small in my opinion. no doubt their answer to keeping the magazine on a diet.


title: Worthless!

text: This was a very good magazine several editors ago with lots of interesting articles, how-to tips, fiction, humor, reviews, and diet and exercise pointers. Now I pick it up, leaf through it once, and then throw it away in disgust without finding anything to interest me. The magazine has changed, not my passion for cycling. I really don't understand why it gets so many positive reviews. I've watched it's demise, hoping that it would improve, but I won't be renewing, which is unfortunate after having been a loyal subscriber for well over a decade.


title: Good magazine, but ...

text: Good magazine, but didn't have as many useful ideas as I expected.


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine, lots of ideas and hints.  Offers many helpful articles and easy to follow instructions. Interesting for women too.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine!!!


title: Great to read and learn!!

text: My favorite health magazine.  I learn from it - it's not a magazine that pushes cosmetics and products.


title: Five Stars

text: One of the few magazines I can use for good recipes. Look forward to receiving it.


title: Wow highly Recommended

text: Very informative.  Amazing magazine


The articles are long and full of information, but I feel like they are just trying to sell supplements. If they have an article on probiotics, it'll be followed by an ad for probiotics. Makes me wonder about the accuracy of what I've just read. But, if you like supplements, they have an order form in the back for virtually anything you could possibly be looking for.


title: Great and easy gift

text: Buy this as a gift subscription every year for my. Moms birthday and it works great!  Love the auto renewal.


title: Great for those who like to bake and cook

text: Love this magazine even though I don't watch the food network much!  I keep renewing.


title: Fun puzzles

text: My husband loves these puzzles. It took awhile to receive it.


title: Best State Magazine

text: I like the articles and do not always agree with the opinions as an 'Independent thinker'. I think they can contradict themselves at times especially regarding Wendy Davis on Steers and Jeers. But the articles are my favorite and well-written, well-researched. I like recipes they feature especially Tex-Mex.<br />And as a proud Texan, though I know Texas can be arrogant, I can recommend this magazine. I do wish there were more articles and less advertising, but understand the necessity in today's digital world.


title: Best golf magazine

text: My husband loves this magazine!  It offers great tips on clubs, courses, and tournaments.  I catch him with this magazine at least once per day!


title: Thank you!

text: Always Insightful.


title: Great magazine and looks like improved customer service

text: We ordered a year ago for a relative, and it is a great product.  The relative moved after a year, so I submitted a note via Amazon to please cancel the renewal.  I was contacted shortly after and a credit for the renewal amount was made to my credit card.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Seems like it changed, and this time change isn't good.

text: I used to love Entertainment Weekly. I subscribed again recently and was disappointed by what I received. It seems like a watered down cheaper version than before. The type is all crunched into the pages in basic font, the pages aren't shiny and fun, the content is not cutting edge and exciting. It's just okay. Not renewing.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!!!!


title: DISAPPOINTED!!!

text: My hubby got me this for Christmas as I had asked for it. It is mainly advertising so I will not have him renew it this coming Christmas.


title: Wonderful children's magazine

text: This was a great price for a wonderful magazine.  My daughter who is 9 going on 10 looks forward every time it comes in the mail.  She will read it from cover to cover as soon as it comes in the mail.  If you child likes animals, science, nature this is a fun informational magazine for them.


title: Learn what's new. Learn what's old.  Find out what new things we've just learned about something old.

text: Great magazine written at an adult level. I've been taking this magazine for years.


title: Discover "Discover"

text: If you are looking for a magazine that is not all fluff, has pictures like you would find in "National Geographic" and is written at a level like "Scientific American" then perhaps it is time for you to discover "Discover".


title: Okay

text: Thought it was going to be about birds and it wasn’t, disappointed canceled magazines


title: Love this magazine!

text: I LOVE this magazine! I swear in every issue there is an article about something we are getting ready to do or thinking about doing at home. I do think they use a lot of tools someone at a novice level might not have for their beginner projects, but other than that it's jam-packed full of information and always interesting.


title: Not a good mag for me

text: I did not find anything in this magazine that looked interesting to me. One of my friends liked it, though, so when my copy came I'd just give it to her. I liked Family Handyman much better for home ideas!


title: Fast delivery

text: This was an easy way to order magazines! My first issue arrived the next month and I am getting them each month now, as expected. National Geographic has always been one of my favorite magazines, so 5-stars!


title: Steven Tyler Would Be Proud

text:
So, in the sixties and seventies, this was the best music magazine on planet earth or beyond. It was so far ahead that its competition needed binoculars just to see it. In the eighties it began to lose it's way a little; by the nineties it had no idea where it was, and in the 21st century it is so far in the wilderness that Moses, armed with a laser guided GPS unit and his own private satellite, couldn't find it.

What was once a classy fountain of musical knowledge has now been reduced to a lifestyle tabloid pamphlet. What used to be cutting edge is now as blunt as an 18 month old razor that you'd let a baby play with. This magazine was once a leader. It's now not even a follower. It just watches the followers and writes about them. When someone, who constantly preaches at you instead of telling you the facts and leaving you to make your own mind up, is classed as their star writer, you know a magazine is going downhill faster than a 300lb man on a greased bobsled. This periodical is now the literary equivalent of Aerosmith.

At one time you would proudly display this magazine on your coffee table and read it every chance you got; now you hide it in the bathroom and only read it while you're on the toilet and, even then, it's hard to tell what stinks the most.

I'm too young to remember this magazine in the sixties and seventies, when it was not only a musical but a cultural phenomenon as well. But I've read most of the back issues from that time on the Rolling Stone Cover To Cover CD Roms. It was stunning back then. I'd love to see it make a comeback - because there's still not a music magazine that's replaced it – but to do that publisher, Jann Wenner would have to make a comeback first and, when you look at what he's done to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, there looks very little chance of that.


title: Five Stars

text: Keeps me updated every week on the world's screwed up problems


title: Too Many Ads

text: Some content was really good, but the adds to content balance just didn't work for me.  Pretty sure it was at least 60/40 ads to content.


title: There is just about nothing to do with keeping a good house but it will show you how to pair shoes with a dress!

text: This magazine is a lot more boring than I ever remember it being... I thought they had holiday decorations Ideas, like do it yourself ideas for the homemaker, lots of recipes, tips about family, etc.  What happened to all of that? It is mostly ads. Like buying commercials to look at on paper. I mean there is some stuff I do like in there like the back section has some good looking cookie recipes but other than that and a few holiday decor ideas it reminds me more of a fashion magazine. It is called Good Housekeeping. I think they forgot the name or lost sight of the meaning. It is not Style magazine but it certainly seems like it. If I wanted pages and pages dedicated to what I can pair with a purple frock and another whole page on how to do my eyeliner I would have purchased a different magazine... SO Many ADS in this!!! I enjoy ANY of the Better Homes and Gardens magazines over this, there are like ZERO ads in those magazines. The Crafts magazine is awesome if you are into that kind of thing.


title: The Title Might Be Reason Enough

text:
This magazine has to have one of the most original and coolest titles I think I have ever seen: Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine. It might be reason enough to subscribe by itself.

As other reviewers have noted, the covers are usually colorful and original. The magazine focuses on the humorous, lighter and less serious type of science fiction and related genres. I say, good. There is already so much of the darker stuff out there. The world can use more magazines like this to balance us out.

If you like science fiction, give this magazine a try!


title: Five Stars

text: Love the OZ!! Thanks


Ordered a subscription from another site. 1st mag was Totally useless. It's gone from 59% to 99% advertisement. 1 article was 'make a dreamy headboard'. It was a 3 step instruction to paint a rectangle on the wall. Seriously!!?? I cannot believe I fell for this again.


title: not practical

text: Cancelled subscription.  projects/products to expensive


title: Excellent Florida tool

text: Full of excellent gardening ideas and yard projects.


title: Reader's.  Digest. My. Review...

text: Excellent. Stories. Condensed. To. Good. Size. To. Read. Love. It. ...


title: Five Stars

text: love it.


title: Best home magazine!

text: My favorite magazine... always has good ideas and inspirations without being overly cutesy.


title: Five Stars

text: Arrived on time and as described


title: Good ideas that taste like I kno how to cook.  lol.

text: Love the recipes, pictures and stories. Very informative. Easy to read and follow directions. Good deal. Makes me appear to kno what I’m doing in the kitchen.


title: My Favorite Magazine

text:
Even better now that they've added a companion e-subscription to the mix.

This magazine is always fascinating, giving both news and insights in the high tech universe.  I always flip to the end of the magazine first to read my favorite feature, which is a photoplasty showing some element of the culture of the future.


title: Excellent Magazine

text: Great for new or experienced outdoorsmen/women. I've been hunting, camping and fishing most of my life and I still find great articles, tips and info in these magazines.


title: Great Mag

text: I've been reading this magazine since high school. Now that I get iot digitally I'm glad to be able to renew it through Amazon.


title: Five Stars

text: The best American yoga periodical I've come across!


title: but I like

text: Never got the $5 Amazon gift card, but I like WIRED


title: Three Stars

text: It's good to read


title: Three Stars

text: it's interesting


title: My daughters magazine

text: It's ok, she got her first magazine and she was not impressed but I'm hopping she grows into it I subscribed so she could build up her reading skills. I did expected it to have a few games or crossword puzzels, something more inviting to her eye.


title: Cool science stuff

text: We got our first issue today, as well as a copy of the previous issue. The content is well organized, designed well, and fill of interesting things to read. We are a science and pop culture family, so this magazine fits us well. The fact that we can use it for educational benefit is just a bonus!


title: I guess I'm not alone...

text: I just read the other reviews, and I've never received my tote either. It's a pretty good magazine, and I've gotten a lot of good tips, but if they say they're gonna send you something with the subscription, it would be nice if they kept their word.


title: Love this magazine & great price

text: Love this magazine & great price!  Automatically renews at higher rate, so pay attention when your subscription is up.


title: Where is it?

text: Received one old back issue and one current issue and then nothing.


There are too many ad's and not enough content for me. I would like to see more hints and helps,as I am a novice. There was a good article on macro flowers,however.


title: son loved it.

text: Was a gift.. son loved it..


title: GOOD FOR NOVICE BIRDERS

text: This magazine has great pictures and interesting articles for a novice birder.  more adanced birders probably find it too easy


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine! It has given me so many new ideas. I will definitely renew!


title: Is back

text: So happy to see the mag. Back! Love it


title: Age appropriate

text: For the money the magazine is very small and centered in very young children I thought it was targeted toward older children around 7-12 maybe but my grandchildren look forward to them not sure if I will renew my subscription yet


title: Paint, paint, paint.

text: Is this magazine sponsored by the paint industry? Every article, it seems anyway, is about painting your furniture some gawd-awful color. Or painting your walls and ceiling some "new" bright color that is supposed to change your life. This mag is fine for about a half-hour's worth of paging through. I end up taking it to the office for our waiting room. I have yet to use any ideas from it.


title: Five Stars

text: I live this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: So much fashion and so easy. Fantastic!


Readers Digest has always been one of my favorite magazines. The articles are informative and interesting. Laughter, The Best Medicine  always give me a laugh as well as Laugh Lines. Great reading!


title: Great  price

text: My favorite  magazine  & best  price<br />Set up  Auto  renew  Always  notified  of  renewal  price


title: For  advanced  minds

text: Great  read  for  advanced  curious  minds<br />Great  subjects  for  school


title: Auto  renewal

text: My  very  favorite  Magazine


title: Only received 1 issue

text: I ordered this back in May of 2018, but I only received 1 issue instead of the 4 that we’re promised. I was very impressed by the 1 I received, but I definitely didn’t receive everything I paid for. Very disappointed.


title: Just Love Them!

text: Read these Popular Science for so many years now !  Just Love Them!


title: Plenty of useful advice in this mag

text: If you are a DIY or handyman kinda guy, this mag gives you numerous tips and good advice on how to accomplish and complete a variety of home projects. For the price you shouldn't pass it up unless you are hooked on how-to youtube videos.


title: Great magazine

text: I love this magazine, read it the day it comes in, and ordered additional one for family members for Christmas.


title: Love getting this in the mail!

text: We love getting new recipes to try!  The bountiful pictures are a big plus, too!


title: Outanding contribution to knowledge

text: One of my go-to journals for the study of war.


title: Maybe if I had a parrot, it would be useful to line its cage

text: When I subscribed to Town & Country many years ago, it was all about elegant, gracious living--a beautiful magazine about quality people and places, horses and hunting, grand manor houses, tradition and culture. Now it caters to the crass, self-indulgent, status-conscious rich and social climbers--and riddled with left-wing politics and Liberal snobbery, as in, John McCain "inflicted Sarah Palin on an unsuspecting nation..." I tried to cancel my subscription after receiving the third issue, but that damned thing keeps coming and even renewed itself while I was out of country. Disgusting.


title: You can fix everything yourself!!

text: I love this magazine, it helps you with everything you need to fix in your house, and they make it as easy for you as they can.


title: Grew up with Goodhousekeeping!!

text: It has si many ideas we can use love it!!!


title: Glad to get it at fair price.

text: Too many ads but still like good housekeeping.


title: Great recipes

text: Love taste of home recipes.


title: Magaxine

text: Good magazine


title: Awesome ideas with step by step instructions!

text: I bought these on a deal to try it and it is very much worth the money! There aren't a ton of ads in it either. This issue was about garage storage and it explained wverything in detail with step by step photos. While the majority of the magazine was about the garage subject it also had some handy tips about other things. Will keep up with this subscription!


title: Great magazine!

text: I really like this magazine! It doesn't have a ridiculous amount of ads and it has great articles. The only thing bad about it is that it isn't every month. I'm not an avid bird watcher and I really enjoy it.


title: Four Stars

text: One of my favorite magazines, never lets you down on interesting stories and how-to's


title: Four Stars

text: How can you not like Smithsonian!


title: Happy

text: Happy happy happy


title: Five Stars

text: I love all the good articles and invaluable information that are in Good Housekeeping each month!


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome for kids just starting to understand the Mass and reading of the stories.


title: Some good ideas

text: Like this so far haven't made anything yet


title: Still has that magic I enjoyed as a kid.

text: When I was in my teens I always used to really enjoy reading my parent's copies of Smithsonian, they always caught my attention with some really exciting articles - they had just about everything. I was glad to find a deal for these online, I had really missed skimming through the pages for something fun to think about. These are my go too light reading for when I'm at the park with kids or light car camping. I won't argue about whether this magazine's publication quality has degraded over time, there are certainly a lot more advertisements here, but some of the articles are still outstanding. I'm still enjoying these so I'll keep reading them as long as I get em'.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine! Great content, great pictures, great design.


title: Not great

text: only goes til 10 pm guess they think we all go to bed at 10 pm?


title: Five Stars

text: I gave this subscription as a gift to a sister; at HER request!  She LOVES it.


title: Four Stars

text: Great boating magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Just as expected


title: LOVE it

text: I love, love, love Reader's Digest.  So many interesting, informative, touching articles!  Good jokes, too!  I signed up for the emailed articles as well.


title: I tried to like this magazine... and failed

text:
I've honestly tried to like this magazine.  I was sold on the concept of a magazine that blends business, technology, design, and innovation.  I get to work with tech entrepreneurs daily and I'm blown away by the creativity, innovation, and cool applications of technology I see all the time.  I bought a Fast Company subscription in hopes that I could find insightful articles to help me keep up to speed on the most innovative tech and the most forward-thinking entrepreneurs... and it hasn't panned out.

I've read three issues cover to cover now, and skimmed several back issue.  I'm not impressed.  While there are some mildly interesting articles here and there, it feels like this magazine is reaching to be relevant.  Instead of introducing me to exciting new companies who are pushing the envelope with technology and innovation, it feels more like Fast Company's cover features are working hard to define "puff piece".  Furthermore, Fast Company is unendingly enamored with trying to pass off pop culture icons as uber-creative-sort-of-executive-mini-tycoons.  Recent back issue cover stories feature Amy Poehler, Anna Kendrick,  Jared Leto, Pharrell Williams and, um, Chelsea Clinton... because *cough*... Chelsea Clinton is one we all think of as an inspiring, business-savvy, self-made, risk-taking, innovative... just let me get back to you on this one.

When Fast Company does make the effort to feature actual business executives, they often come up with 'brand new' (/sarcasm) ideas like Tim Cook being in Steve Jobs' shadow (April 2015, with yet another photo of Steve Jobs on the cover), Marissa Mayer trying to figure out what to do with Yahoo (May 2015), something about Mark Zuckerberg being secretive (August 2014), and even a vacuous interview with Cecile Richards (President of Planned Parenthood) which was entirely composed of talking points I expect you could find on any Planned Parenthood brochure .  Any of those articles could have been published six months earlier or later and not have been more relevant or groundbreaking.  Nobody at Fast Company takes an actual risk.  To whom does Fast Company turn to wax eloquently about "design"?  Apple.  *sigh*

My point is, there's nothing new here.  There's hardly anything interesting here.  I challenge you to read this month's feature on Amy Poehler and tell me something truly interesting/useful you learned that has anything to do with business, design, technology, or innovation; the best I can come up with from the article is something about Aubrey Plaza and a lizard penis.  I wish I was kidding.


title: Nice

text: It was a gift and the recipient enjoyed it.


title: Great magazine without the gossip

text: Very fast shipping. I have always liked EW. Keeps me informed of all the current tv, movies, books, etc without celebrity gossip. Love the bullseye....my husband laughs because it is the very first thing I look at every week.


title: Fake news

text: Democrats are hypocrites and think for themselves.  If I could give 0 stars I would!


title: Ironic that...

text: ... I found myself reading the reviews of Analog only to find a review by none other than Robert Sawyer, whose current serialized novella in Analog is the first thing I've ever read in Analog that has made me want to throw an issue away.  Great magazine, except for when Sawyer is in it.


title: Best Price

text: Great Price, Best mag for consumer reports.


title: Need more accurate listings

text: All Good / TV guide is a good source. But over 20% of the listing are not accurate


I love this and the price. Great information that pays for itself.


title: Five Stars

text: Great!


title: Good Subscription service

text: Good Subscription service


title: One Star

text: A magazine that features food babe is a magazine that shouldn't exist.


title: Worth it.

text: Always great information from HBR. Am in graduate school and always a great resource for me!


title: Love it

text: Love it


title: So worth every issue!

text: My subscription has expired after a year and have already renewed it. I still enjoy the good old fashion magazine vs the Kindle version due to having the smaller kindle fire and it's just too difficult to read it. If I had the larger one it would be a different story. So when I renewed my subscription, I only renewed the paper version. The "Writer's Digest" magazine is a wonderful mag which I read cover to cover. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys writing regardless of how seriously they take their endeavors. I rarely read a mag from cover to cover - this mag I definitely do and I love it! I've enjoyed this magazine for years and will continue to love it unless they go out of business and I don't foresee that happening at all.


title: Great little magazine

text: Readers digest is about the best magazine out there. It is very informative yet has short articles for those who were under time constraints.


title: Expensive.

text: Nice magazine, but way too expensive for what you get out of it.  It looks nice: nice, glossy paper. but, not enough information in it about guitars.  Lot of better guitar magazines out there.


title: My 10 year old loves it

text: My daughter loves reading this so cute!


title: Great gift for a loved one who needs large print.

text: We purchased the subscription for my sister-in-law who is in a nursing home.  She was thrilled when the first edition arrived.


title: Purchased during a Prime deal...

text: For the price I purchased during a lightening deal, I got a great magazine at an amazing subscription price! If it ever goes on sale I would purchase again. Absolutely love the articles (and of course the comics throughout)! Would recommend for anyone looking for a magazine subscription or simply a coffee table reading selection!


title: Fun Articles

text: Enjoy the value I get out of the magazine. For 10 bucks a year, I am reminded monthly that I should be doing projects.


title: Five Stars

text: My 8yo love it


title: Best PC Magainze - just wish they'd make a kindle-only edition

text: I've been a reader for over 4 years, and their magazine is simply the best PC magazine available.  The only downside is that they use a service like coverleaf for their digital version, which is so behind the times they offer no Android app, and they offer no digital-only subscriptions.  I'm no 'tree-hugger' but I prefer to cut down on paper and clutter, and cut down on the stuff I end up throwing in the trash.  I have an Android tablet on which I read a lot of things now, and I'd love to be able to subscribe to Maximum PC in a digital-only version, but it appears that is not something that is available.  For a magazine that is cutting-edge, you'd think they'd have it available.  The lack of a digital-only subscription is the only reason I give it 4 out of 5 stars.  Content of the magazine and the website are both great, so they get HUGE points for that.  If they had a digital only subscription I'd certainly give it 5-stars.


title: Great Magazine

text: I purchased this magazine for my husband who commented on the one he saw in the Doctor's office.  His first copy came last week and he was surprised and pleased that I remembered his comment.  He likes the fact that you can do almost anything with little experience and it's not frustrating - the instructions and illustrations are great.<br />I'm glad I ordered this magazine for him.... so is he.


title: Great magazine

text: My son was very happy with the value he got getting this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.  It always has an interesting article about the area


title: Lovely Tea

text: Lovely magazine for tea, savories and atmosphere for tea drinkers everywhere.


title: Five Stars

text: just what i wanted!


title: One of the best

text: I have been reading G&A sense 1984 and have never been disappointed with the information and photos. The subject matter is right on.


title: Five Stars

text: A student pilot must-have.


title: Older was better

text: Grew up on TV Guide and am disappointed in what it's turned into.  Articles are still ok, but the same stuff you could probably read in the gossip rags by the cash register.  I was hoping for the general primetime layout to see what the new season holds, especially since we ended up with several pay channels under the new CATV provider, but no such luck.  Kindle version is handy, but I won't be renewing.


title: Good price for the occasional good article

text: It occasionally has good articles like the one on Robert Redford this month. And I can't say you could beat the price.


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favourites and just received my first issue! -was so inexpensive!


title: Too many ads

text: Magazines…It’s unfortunately a dying luxury. They have little content nowadays. Too many ads.  So while this Mars one has some ideas, I wouldn’t purchase again.


title: Too many ads not enough content

text: Love the content when it’s there. Too many ads and magazines get thinner and thinner. Gimme more!


title: Canceled my subscription. Overly hyped with little substance.

text: Not my cup of tea. Too many blah pictures of farmhouse “chic”. Articles were ok and recipes were good if you live on a farm and have fresh ingredients at your disposal.


title: Mom loves them!

text: So far my mom is very pleased with her subscription of O magazines!


title: Awesome Magazine!

text:
The Old Schoolhouse magazine always features a beautiful schoolhouse on the cover.  The current winter issue has a charming little snow covered building in Hebron, New Hampshire. It is attractive and would be great to display on anyone's coffee table. However, this magazine for homeschool families does not find much time just sitting around looking pretty. It is brimming with information written by homeschoolers, about homeschoolers and for homeschoolers.

 I loved reading the encouraging success stories about students who are home educated. Elisha Blankenship has a great job working with a celebrity and Johannah Bluedorn has an impressive list of books that she has written and illustrated. There are articles on families who find themselves in extraordinary situations like the Vogelgesangs who "ran away from the circus and joined a home." I laughed as I read about being addicted to HomeschoolBlogger. I cried while I read about little Leighton Akins and the sorrow his family has gone through.

The Old Schoolhouse magazine is filled with excellent articles, interviews, how-to's and so much more.  It is a beautiful and beneficial addition to any homeschooling household.  The only negative thing that I can say is I am sorry that it took me so long to find out about it.


title: Interesting food ideas

text: Love the recipes


title: If you want to get rid of subscription

text: If you don’t want to subscribe any longer, go to account settings on your Amazon account and under that heading about halfway down is subscriptions. Click on that link and you can unsubscribe to any of your magazines you may have ordered. Hope this helps


title: Love It

text: It Reader's Digest, who doesn't love it. My daughter and I fight over who gets to read it first. In fact we often read stories out loud for the whole family.


title: Five Stars

text: AAA


title: Fine magazine, TERRIBLE service

text:
Magazine is fine, and as expected.
Lowe rating is for the subscription service.
Paid for a year, only got 2 issues (both delivered in the same day?)


title: Five Stars

text: Love this mag!


title: Five Stars

text: It was a gift


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: Best homeowner magazine

text: 10 years and never disappointed.


title: Ok

text: Mostly fluff or sports I'm not interested in. Keep it to the big 3 please.


title: Why are you reading reviews for a magazine?

text: Guitars are stupid, real men play bass.


title: Disappointed.....

text: I was really disappointed with this magazine. It has ALOT of ads. It does have a few recipes and a few cute ideas. No. I won't renew my subscription.


title: Digital magazine is a great space saver!

text: I love this magazine and I love the fact that I can keep old copies digitally without taking up space in my home.  It would be nice if various online recipe sites (magazines and free sites) could be compatible with a meal planning app.


title: Don’t bother

text: This magazine use to be thick alott of pages alott to read and see , this subscription  it has  30 pages if that ... rip off on all their magazines


title: Yes I still read magazines lol

text: Love the articles.  Very informative


title: Five Stars

text: a lot of good information.


title: Caveat Emptor!

text: I know Latin is dead...but now matter - buyer beware is always relevant.  Woodcraft's magazine is exactly like their store, overpriced for the quality, lacking in many many areas, for example the customer service is horrible and it is plagued with shipping problems and oh yeah like I said before - its quality is substandard when compared to the price...there are much finer woodworking magazines out there!


title: If walls could talk they would be interviewed by The New Yorker

text: Serving up a slice of life each week , The New Yorker has introduced me to new writers ,  assures my favorite's are tucked between the pages, and sends humor straight to my funny bone .  It goes without saying that I love the artists and read  cover to cover. I often share my copies with family, neighbors and pick up issues to read again. If you like listening , reading,  people,  places and  things  that challenge and bring insight, read on and frame a few covers along the way.


title: An excellent railfan magazine

text: "Railfan & Railroad" is a must-read for the North American railfan.  Combining top-quality photography with articles that are insightful and entertaining, this magazine has it all.  "R&R" covers North American railroading past and present, and is a valuable resource to help railfans and railroaders alike stay up-to-date with the many innovations that are happening in the railroad industry.


title: TV Guide

text: Great magazine to find out what is on TV. Amazon has great prices too. I have re-ordered this magazine over and over again.


title: Family Handyman

text: This magazine is full of ideas. Great do it yourself pictures. Tips from the pros. A year round gift too.


title: So many birds I never knew existed.

text: Like this msgazine. Good articles.


title: works

text: it is fine home building.  thank you very much.


title: Good read!

text: Always a good read.


title: Great price!!

text: Love this magazine. Great $$


title: Wife loves this magazine...

text: What can a person say about a mag subscription.  My wife loves this magazine so purchased it at Amazon.  Good deal...


title: The Best

text: We love National Geographic. It is so interesting and includes beautiful photography. We re huge fans and the entire family enjoys it.


title: Great recipes

text: Love this magazine


title: Buy this magazine

text: Love this magazine!  Lots of neat idess


title: One Star

text: I've tried to cancel this subscription.  No luck.


title: What can you say--WOMAN'S DAY

text: Grew up reading Woman's Day.  The deal with First for Women was Woman's Day for $5.  Can't beat that.  It does have some good articles but I normally wouldn't buy it.


title: LOTS OF GOOD INFO

text: Had picked this magazine before and liked it.  Each year I try a new magazine and this was the one this year.  It has lots of info and good articles.  Would appeal to all ages.


title: Thanks for the great price.

text: Gift to my so. Thanks for the great price.


title: Enjoy reading!

text: Will purchase again!!!


title: Good

text: Enjoy reading


title: travel tips

text: Since I am a resident of Florida, this book gives me ideas on where to go and what to see.  I save them for my out of town visitors.


title: Help for the Do-It-Yourselfer

text: Since I am a long time fan of the remodel and decorating shows on the network, thought I'd give the magazine a try.  Just got the December issue today ( my first one) and was not disappointed.  Lots of beautiful pictures of rooms that really show the paint, fabrics and patterns used by the homeowners.  This magazine even had a full two page spread that showed all of the colors used in the decor pages, the name of the color and who makes the paint.  They also feature each month, a high-end expensive decorating item and then a very similar one for a fraction of the price...and again, tell where to buy the items and how much.  This magazine is good for anyone who is into decorating their home but cannot afford a professional.


title: A Wonderful Magazine for Christians Who Want to Know What's Going on with the Church

text:
I love the scope of Christianity Today. It's the single most anticipated magazine in my household (and I subscribe to MANY). Why? Because I like knowing what's happening in the Body globally, and what issues are impacting the church here and abroad, such as new cults, persecution, movements, government changes, emerging doctrines, changes in leadership, etc.

There is always at least one article that challenges me to be a better believer, and there is always one or more issues that I add to my prayer list--be it a particular town's sufferings or a particular person's persecution or a ministry aiding girls bound in sexual slavery or a ministry seeking to free slaves, etc. And I enjoy the yearly selection of best books in particular categories.

The columns are terrific, and the round-up of quotes on particular topics (forgiveness, Easter, resurrection, prayer, death, etc) is always worth rereading or tucking into a binder for future readings.

If you're a part of the church, this magazine is a great montly overview of events, important persons, emerging movements, and national stories of interest. It's worth subscribing to.

(PS: I have no idea what the brief review by Anne Freeman is referring to, but something doesn't sound right. I've subscribed to CT for many years, and you always have a term for which you renew: one year, two years, etc. Once your subscription term nears its completion, they send you a note suggesting you renew. You don't have to renew. I'm assuming the opt-outs are for those persons who are on a trial basis--ie, you get a free trial issue to see if you want it--where you're told that you must return an invoice saying "cancel" or they will continue the sub and you will be billed. In that case, part of trying out the magazine is agreeing to those terms--you try, and then you pay or you opt-out with notification of cancellation. If you don't tell them to cancel and keep receiving the magazines without paying, then, well, that's theft in my book. You're taking what you have not paid for and don't intend to pay for.

But if you have a regular subscripton, it runs its term and no more--as it should. A subscription is an agreement: I want this many issues for which I pay you the amount you state for that term. And if you want to cancel early, you write or email or call and say, 'I want to cancel. Send me a refund of what's due." That's standard op for magazines, and I should know: I have subscribed to dozens over the last 20 years, including CT and a sister magazine Christian History. I tried CH for a time, didn't renew, and it expired. I got no hassles. I didn't have to send a letter. I simply let it expire when the year was up.

As in all things: Read the agreements, read the terms, and abide by them.)

CT, the magazine: Highly Recommended.

EDITED ON March 20th to ADD:  I contacted Christianity Today to inquire about the accusation leveled in the review by Anne Freeman. They assured me my subscription was not on auto-renew, and they added this:

~~As for the posting at Amazon, sometimes customers sign on for the free
trial issues and never respond to the invoices.  We do require a
cancelation notification either by phone or mail.  These accounts get
sent to our collection department after certain time period, however it
is an in-house collections.  We do not report to credit bureaus and it
does not affect credit scores.

Hope this eases your mind!~~

So, again: Always know what kind of sub you have and the terms. And, as such, be at ease in ordering this magazine. ~~Mir


title: Five Stars

text: Bought for mother in law she loves it


title: I never receivedan issue of the magazine.

text: ... I never received an issue of the magazine. When I called the publisher, they said, well, I *should* get my first issue on SIX MONTHS. I canceled.  😡


title: Five Stars

text: Good Mag


title: Better Homes and Gardens

text: Love this magazine!


title: Yum!

text: Great magazine! I'm paying more attention to what I eat and am cooking more, and these recipes are exactly what I need.


title: SUPER  MAGAZINE

text: Best magazine ever, with a bit of everything. Great articles.


title: Five Stars

text: readers digest is always good to read. stories and jokes. like it


title: No longer for style

text: I used to like reading magazines but they've become all about the "agenda" and I don't subscribe to a fashion magazine, fitness magazine or any other other magazine to get nonsense pushed down my throat. I guess Sigourney Weaver is not good enough for the current agenda, to be on the cover. Wish they would stop mailing me these waste of papers. They go straight into the recycling bin.


title: Favortie magazine

text: My favorite magazine.  Carry it in my purse for times when I have time for a little reading.  Always entertaining.


title: Lpvw

text: Lpve


title: Magazine

text: This magazine has a lot of useful stuff in it. I pass it along to someone else when I am finished with it


title: a hit

text: My boyfriend is in prison so this was a big hit for him.


title: Still as fabulous a magazine as ever

text: I've been buying Reader's digest and many of their publications since I was a little girl.  In 2000, I had just been diagnosed with a terminal cancer and given 18 months to live.  My Mom bought me a Reader's Digest to read while I was in the hospital.  In the magazine was an article about research being done at the University of Washington and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.........in the READER'S DIGEST!!!!  I called UW and got into an experimental research program based on the Reader's Digest article.  It is 19 years later and I am still alive and in remission.  Simple put, Reader's Digest saved my life.<br />In 1976, I read an article about children getting poisoned by camphorated oil.  When my husband inadvertently gave my son camphorated oil instead of cough medicine, I knew EXACTLY what to do.  Why?  I read it in the Reader's Digest.  This great magazine has so much practical information in a wonderful readable presentation. It is also very entertaining. It fits in my purse and goes everywhere with me.  I donate them to the Dr's office when I'm done.  And I still have that copy of the July 2000 Reader's Digest that saved my life.


title: Wonderful Reaf

text: Truely enjoy the information I've gained from this magazine .<br />Really beautiful photography


title: Great read

text: Love readers digest perfect for bathroom


title: Good value

text: Good bathroom reading


title: You can just flip through and find fast helpers.

text: Love this all purpose magazine and always have! I always learn some easy quick little things that help make my life easier.


title: Mind Opener

text: Wonderful magazine.  My grandson has looked through it over and over


title: Long time favorite gets better

text: Love the new format and style of Good Housekeeping with the same excellent articles and review of products I have always loved.


title: Great ideas

text: Excellent source of information for the novice home repair person. Love the decorating tips. I really love the home comparisons from state to state.


title: Out of order

text: My husband enjoys reading this magazine. But we received The magazine for May prior to the magazine for April


title: What's not to love?

text: This is now the only magazine I subscribe to and I love it. Of course, it parallels HGTV and has great articles and photos.


title: My fav design mag

text: As a former antique and interiors business owner, I continue to enjoy this beautiful magazine. Keeps me up to date with the latest and best of furnishings and ideas.


title: so I am happy to spread the word

text: Thought-provoking yet simple advice on everything from Refugerecovery.com (a Buddhist recovery approach to addictions from drugs and alcohol to food and sex) to insights from teachers across the spectrum of Buddhism. Ads along the way cover advanced educational programs, books to teach children meditation, retreats, conferences, etc.  The columnists combine wisdom with humor.  I purchased my first issue (September 2014) and I have found a new spiritual home.  My friends keep asking to borrow mine, so I am happy to spread the word.  Enjoy!  Namaste.


title: I received one issue only

text: I ordered in March 2021. I received one issue in August. Pretty pricey subscription for only one issue! Where are the others I paid for? Very disappointing.


title: Four Stars

text: I enjoy this magazine and pass it on to my cousin when I'm done.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: All time great magazine!

text: Not just music for those of you that are not familiar with Rolling Stone magazine. The journalism and insightful reporting are must reads for any American that wants to be informed.


title: Vital reading for the entrepreneur

text: Every month having it show up on my Kindle, chock full of information and tips that make my life as an entrepreneur better.


title: NOT TO INTO

text: I THOUGHT I WOULD LIKE THIS, AND PERSONALLY I FEEL THE WORLD IS TOO OBESSED WITH ITSELF AND I AM CRIPPLED AND IN A WHEELCHAIR, I THOUGHT THIS MIGHT HELP ME TO FEEL MORE INSPIRED, AND ALL I FELT WAS MORE DEPRESSED AND USELESS.


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoy the ideas in this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Dislike

text: Okay miss the old style TV guide won't buy again


title: Great magazine

text: Love it!  Great Magazine!!


title: Great magazine!

text: Already love it!!


title: Awesome!

text: I'm a COUNRTY woman living in a small rural village.  Love, love this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Like


title: Marie Claire

text: Still waiting for my first magazine....  It looks like a good read and has informative articles - can't wait for my first magazine!


title: Men's Magazine

text: My husband loves the outdoors - hunting, fishing, and camping.  He loves the stories and articles.  A great mens, and women's I'm sure, magazine.


title: This USED to be a good magazine

text:
I subscribed to this BEFORE Easy Rider decided to make it about the women as opposed to the bikes.

Thanks for ruining a really good magazine for people who actually ride, not models who have no clue.


title: Thanks AHMM!

text: I have subscribed to both Alfred Hitchcock and Ellery Queen for years.  EQMM is usually a notch better in quality, but AHMM is the avenue for new writers to use more often.  As such, the quality of writing is more erratic, but the stories are often more adventurous and the voice a little fresher.  Not only that, but AHMM has a monthly contest which is fun and challenging for writers at any level, and a monthly logic puzzle which is always entertaining.


title: Rip-off!  I researched.  They are pretending to be associated directly with National Geographic!

text: I wish I read the reviews before I bought from this seller.  I am very ill and this is a rip-off.


title: One of my favorites

text:
I see a lot of interesting reviews, so I'll add mine. When I was a teenager, I was afraid to embrace culture because of how it might look to the rest of the Christian community. Relevant Mag was symbolic of the world's culture (to me at that time). I avoided it like the plague.

Needless to say, I've come to realize that much of what we Christians have in our culture is unnecessary for the Gospel message. Seriously--in the 19th century, for example, the Church wasn't the only one singing "hymn music". Old drinking songs are in the same musical style and can be just as boring! It was simply the culture that chose to sing that way.

On the content...

RELEVANT IS DEFINITELY A LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE. If you don't identify with the lifestyle projected by Relevant, that's totally ok--but you probably won't like the magazine.

Let me be very clear about this. Relevant magazine caters to people ages 18 to 35, for starters.

The magazine assumes you are concerned with social justice, lean on the political left, have attended (or are attending) college, and have money to blow on cultural goodies. (In all honesty, it can be downright depressing to read whenever you're trying to save money. All that stuff about "simple living" isn't echoed in the advertising and reviews of products).

My big criticism of Relevant is this last characteristic. It feels "Relevant" now, but what happens if I lose my job? Relevant forgets that most of us have to think about paying the rent and buying groceries before we can spend $30 on a t-shirt to help save the rainforest.


title: Impress yourself with your mad skills  !

text: This is good for some great recipes and ideas on many different recipes you might not have been introduced to .


title: A+++

text: A+++


title: A hit w/ my parents

text: My 80 year old parents love this magazine


title: Not my kind of magazine

text: Not for me


title: Great to give as a gift

text: Great magazine


title: Love it

text: Good magazine


title: Best entertainment magazine

text: Great price for a great magazine. Always full of entertaining news.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this prayer book. Been reading it for a year now.


title: Two Stars

text: Not what I expected. Needs more articles.


title: Worth the Price

text: I read every article, every month. Well written and informative. Practical advice and the latest news in health related issues.


title: Boring

text: They don’t really supply that big a difference in resceipies they all seem the same very little difference between issues


title: Never Received

text:
I ordered this item back in June and waited patiently for the subscription to begin but I began to question its validity finally in August so I contacted Hearst magazines to see what the delay could be.  When I finally heard back from Hearst, I was told that my name and order were NOT in their database!!  Ridiculous since I ordered from Amazon and all my info was available through Amazon at any time.
Have now placed a CANCEL order on the item but after two weeks, it is 'still
processing'---very disappointing service.


title: Still a great educational tool

text: National Geographic continues to be an exceptional magazine--fun to look at and read as well as educational on many levels.


title: One of the best

text: This is one of the very best horse publications available today.  It is a great resource for anyone with horses regardless of their disciple.


title: now at 68 I still love

text: been reading since I was a teen, now at 68 I still love Vogue


title: Full of interesting ideas, monthly

text:
Food Network has put so many celebrity chefs and home cookings on the map it's hard to keep up. Food Network Magazine tracks all the on-air talent with their unique styles.

I subscribe, but also enjoy giving it as Holiday gifts. Each issue is roughly 200 pages, about double the size of Bon Appetit, which I also take. The most interesting aspect is how the various personalities propose unique, simple recipes. The magazine is well organized. You can search for a particular TV star, ingredient, or Weeknight vs Weekend dishes. Every dish you see here you can make at home.

Each issue comes with a pull-out booklet of 50 recipes. Here are some topics: 50 Grilled Cheeses, Things to Grill in Foil, Tacos, Things to Make with Bacon, and Stuffed Potatoes. At $18, you are getting your money's worth, whether you watch Food Network or not. I was tempted to name a couple shows, but I will just say, I get all of your Twitter feeds, it's the best.


title: Wired Magazine

text: Very well written articles, very informative and would recommend to others.


title: Best resource for jewelers

text: I have bought this mag since it first began publishing. It will open your design eye and improve your craft exponentially. I bought thru Amazon for the convenience.


title: Good mag  for jewelry making

text: I have bought LJ for many years and decided to go thru Amazon for the convienence. This will give any reader good insight to the craft.


title: Great magazines!!!!!!!

text: My 3 grandchildren, 4 Yr old twins and 13 year old love it!!!!  Teaches them about animals, other cultures and science, in a fun to learn style...will keep subscribing!


title: Great for the price

text: Overall its a good magazine. Some of the articles are out there and not practical but there are always a few new things (even if its only a new free software program) to be gained from each issue. I don't regret my subscription at all.


title: I love the Fill It ins

text: I love the Fill It ins. I love how hard they are at times. But th s ts good for the British s in


title: Never received the magazine

text: This is the second time I've been asked to review this magazine.  I find it irritating since they never bothered sending it.  I know this review won't be published; I just wish you'd stop asking for one.  BTW - I am not Hispanic,  I volunteer at a hospital and got this to add to the library cart for the patients who speak Spanish.  Seemed like a nice idea...


title: I love thiis Magazine

text: I love this magazine.  I am able to get it a such a low cost and that is wonderful for me.  I tried it for 6 months and loved it for the style it has.  I can see what the latest styles are and how to wear them.  That way I do not look like a fool  and I can still look up to date.  Thank you Amazon


title: A very interesting, educational magazine for younger kids! This was a great b-day gift for years!

text: Our young nephew loved this magazine! Checked the mailbox every day watching for the next issue! We renewed it for many years.


title: Scammers

text: It is incredibly hard to get this subscription canceled, plus the fact that they don't tell you your subscription is coming to an end, they just charge your card whether you want their crappy magazine or not. Absolutely do NOT recommend.


title: So much info!

text: This magazine is like having another textbook in my archive, it's full of so much information that is useful to massage therapists and body workers alike.


title: Perfect for massage therapists

text: Great magazine!


title: OK

text: Not expensive.  Not much I'm interested in.  Very expensive homes shown in this magazine.  Would prefer New England homes of age.  Antique, historical homes. Cottage and beach houses that look lived in. Too many ads.


title: Do it!

text: Who doesnt love field and stream, if your reading this review then you must have some intrest in the outdoors or are looking around for some one who does so buy it already, i have been a subscriber since 14 (20 yrs).


title: Yoga journal rocks and inspires!

text: YJ is chock full of inspiring articles, instruction and encouragement for those of us on the yoga path as well as for those just becoming acquainted with yoga


title: I enjoy reading the articles and looking at the magazine but ...

text:
I enjoy reading the articles and looking at the magazine but I realized the other day that I've never done a single thing from the magazine in the three years that I've gotten it. If you used Pinterest and subscribed to a woodworking magazine, you basically have TOH at this point.

The features are starting to screw toward either cottage or country style, which I'm not the biggest fan of. It's becoming more and more apparent that they located in the Northeast and they never seem to show houses from anywhere else. They do have old houses in other places too!

I've stopped renewing the magazine. I just don't find my style or location represented. I find the website more helpful than the magazine for small projects.


title: A nice magazine!

text: I was so happy to find Good Housekeeping on Amazon. These types of magazines are so hard to find anymore. Even though it is only about half the size it used to be, it is still great and always interesting to read.


title: they love this magazine

text: Gift for great-niece and nephew, they love this magazine.


title: No magazines, where are my nagazines?

text: I have received ONE magazine. Where are my magazines?


title: Quality

text: I understand that magazines are having a difficult financial time currently. But I think that magazines such as McCall’s Quilting should have the quality of the paper meet a minimum standard. The latest issue I received was very substandard even tho the content was fine, although a little dated.


title: Five Stars

text: A different and enjoyable magazine


title: Love vanity fair

text: Love vanity fair. Got a great price for the new year so i’m excited to have a year of reading


title: Not what it used to be

text: I was hoping to reconnect with the wonderful Cookbook Digest of 15 years ago. This is not it. The old mag had 50+ recipes from half a dozen cookbooks in each edition, and there were always some good ones. This has maybe a dozen at most per issue and in 6 months I've not yet found one I wanted to try. Really just no good. Sorry.


title: Good magazine

text: Enjoying the magazine and it was a pleasant surprise when I received the scarce. I forgot that it was part of the subscription package.


title: Love this magazine

text: Nice price for a year


title: Best Magazine Ever

text: I love Southern Living magazine.  You can't beat the price through Amazon.  Being from the south it is such a joy to look through the recipes and look at the wonderful gardens.


title: Great articles!

text: Love this magazine - lots of colorful pictures and great articles of far away places.  If you love learning about other cultures, read this magazine, written in friendly language.


title: Magazines

text: There are very few magazines I buy, and that is because I do not like wasting my time looking at magazines with celebrities, movies stars and such as that.  When I buy a magazine I want it to be practical that I can use in my everyday life, not filled with people whose lifestyles are very different than mine and who probably have no concept of how to stretch a little bit of funds into a meal for several days.  So far all you is doing pretty good, The only thing I would like to see more of is recipes that deal with those who have allergies to foods like dairy/peanuts/nuts, or even vegan/vegetarian meals.  But that is not a deal breaker, so I  would suggest that anyone who wants a magazine that is down to earth give this one a look.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: TV Guide.... I'm older and gotta ...

text: TV Guide .... I'm older and gotta have it.


title: Yoga Journal magazine

text: Love this magazine! Great tips and lots of gear showcased and great tips and exercises to practice.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: I pass them around, new editions and old,

text: I pass them around , new editions and old, to  people I know


title: Fantastic value.

text: Son loves it.


title: Five Stars

text: lots of recipes and great color pics


This magazine is very interesting.  It has a lot of interesting ideas and I enjoy reading all of the articles in it.


title: Great magazine from cover to cover

text: I love this magazine.  It is so full of useful information in every issue.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Mag


title: Not as good as it used to be

text: Boating Magazine was a stalwart publication for boaters. Now, with reduced format and offerings, a major shift to more ads and the departure of renown electronics columnist Ken Englert, no reason to subscribe.


title: Better prices at the Nat Geo website.

text: Love this magazine but those who are saying you can get a subscription for $12 should be aware this is only for a digital subscription.  However you can get the print edition for $15 at the National Geographic website, which is what I did.


title: GOOD READING

text: Was looking for a new magazine thought I try this new magazine,seem to like it .<br />Liked the name THE GOOD LIFE,don't we all want to stay healthy.


title: Five Stars

text: They are all very good.


This little book is a reminder of GOD's love for one another and yourself. I treasure this because I don't make the time to spend reading my bible as I should. This is a smaller version of that. Thank you Daily Word for inspiring me to be a better person and to love and help others.


title: Family Handyman magazine

text: My husband is a all time Handyman. He has already learned so much from the magazine just in the first issue.


title: Good stuff, needs better shipping.

text: I like getting these magazines a handful a times a year at a great price. What bothers me is they don't come protected in any plastic sleeve or envelope. It just comes in the mail, touched and tossed around by whoever at different handling places, and then finally makes it to my mailbox all scuffed and dirty..  betime it gets to me it feels so dirty, and gross the last thing I want to do is comfortably lay it around my house, or on my couch, coffee table, bed, kitchen table, wherever.  Please put some sort of sleeve over these magazines....


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine!!!


title: Timely, great articles, as always! Never disappoints!

text: Love this magazine! It always has timely, interesting articles.


title: Still a classic, great read!

text: Always a classic, great read!


title: Still a great magazine, even with fewer pages

text: Love this magazine, and the subscription started delivering ahead of the promised time! My only slight complaint is the magazine is much less substantial than it used to be as far as the number of articles. That might be due to Covid-19, but the articles that it has are still excellent!!


title: Rip off!!! Not one issue ever delivered!

text: Not one single issue was ever delivered! I’d give this negative stars if I could. This was a total ripoff!!


title: Best ever magazine for kids

text: Wonderful magazine. Bought for my children..Now grandchildren.Full of info and craft ideas


title: Too many advertisers

text: Not enough  of what you looking in a magazine


title: Design Ideas

text: Great source and inspiration for design ideas. Great for someone doing a remodel or for those interested in refreshing .their living space


title: Good healthy recipes and tips for home and garden

text: A Christmas gift for a friend. Gave a subscription last year and she requested again this year.


title: Great magazine

text: A Christmas Gift


title: Great magazine

text: A Christmas Gift for Garden Club Friend


title: Refused to cancel despite trying day before renewel

text:
Convenient that this massively overpriced magazine can't be cancelled before auto renewel because the system acts like a magazine I won't see for 2 months is already too far along in the process to stop.

Don't waste your money, this magazine is thin and worthless and they will take your money for the privilege.

Scumbags.


Hey, it's National Geographic!  Still bringing the world to your mailbox with quality writing and GREAT pictures. 'Nuff said.


title: Five Stars

text: It's the Smithsonian and it delivers on time. What else can (or need) be said?


title: Four Stars

text: Entertaining just what I need.


title: Expect politics in every slanted article

text: I just purchased this publication for fashion and beautiful photos not for a whole bunch of articles with a clear political agenda.  Get enough of this in everything from tv shows to constant news didn’t expect this to be the main focus of a fashion magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Got what I paid for

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title: Great Ideas

text: This is a great source if you are not an interior designer to get ideas on how to decorate and sites to visit


title: Great read

text: Love this magazine.


Funny! ... and I love supporting free speech!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Three Stars

text: I love the magazine but am not receiving in a timely manner.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this mag. Every DIYer should have a sub.


title: Five Stars

text: I like the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: always interesting!


title: Enjoyable stories but incredibly slow to mail issues

text:
I ordered a subscription for this in October of 2017, so my parents could get it in time for Christmas. The first issue didn't arrive until nearly March of 2018. Now I am getting notices that I should renew or it will expire in January 2019.

I worked in print media for nearly a decade and vigorously defend it, but that kind of turnaround is not good. My mother-in-law passed away just recently and it reminds me that, especially when you are targeting an elderly audience, you can't afford to wait months to receive a product.

On a positive note, my father and I enjoyed reading the articles together. It is a collection of memories submitted by readers--I believe the magazine frequently requests that readers submit articles on specific topics, although I would think they would accept a variety of topics. My father turned 100 this year and is still sharp--I'd love to work with him to send in some articles and photos.

I have not seen this magazine for sale in stores but if I did, I would not hesitate to purchase single issues (wish they would do that--it would be great for history teachers too).  I will not subscribe again though, as the delay in fulfilling subscription orders is very disappointing.


title: Poetry.

text: This is more of a small book, less of a magazine. What you get in this small book of poetry is no frills, no marketing, no advertisements, no lame art. You get 200 pages of unique poetry. If you like real poetry, not "Instagram poetry," then this is for you. There are translations from different languages, too. Sometimes interesting quotes. A lot of special poems here. Just received my first issue and immediately added another year to my subscription. I have tried so many poetry magazines and this is by far the best in terms of poetry quality. In a world of "Instagram poetry," this is a shining star of perfection.


title: They aren't coming....waste of money

text: We received 2 issues then no more....a complete waste of money.


title: National Geographic for Kids

text: The mom who said it was pure advertisements is looking at the wrong magazine. We subscribe and there are no ads, just fact filled articles that my son reads over and over.


title: Subscription purchased Sept 12. Expected first issue Nov 28.

text: It’s 2021. There is no excuse for magazine subscriptions to take just as long to deliver the first issue as if it were 1996.


title: ADvertising Digest

text: It seems like almost every other page is an advertisement.


title: One of only few auto magazines dedicated to design. But the absurd price makes it unobtainable.

text:
Excellent magazine for automotive designers - students and professionals alike. It focuses heavily on the concept ideation/design of a vehicle, with most pages dedicated to sketches and renderings. Most CCS and Art Center students have these magazines at their school’s libraries or book stores.

I gave it a 1-star rating only because the price is laughable. It’s always been the one problem with this magazine. $219 for 6 issues is absurd and no amount of gloss on paper justifies that.


title: Seventeen again

text: This was a good magazine to have a subscription too.  After a while all the issues felt like they were just recycled.  I guess that's how all magazines are these days.