title: Worst Magazine Publisher

text:
It's Not a Quality Photography Magazine. Most of the pages covered with Advertisement. The Publisher is NOT Friendly. I got First Issue delivered after 2 months (Seriously). The Publisher didn't communicate the reason for hte delay. Even I send mail for this didn't get proper response. Last Month I moved to different State and changed the Shipping address (On Sep 7, 2013) in Amazon. Got Mail from the Publisher that the change will take place on December Issue. He mentioned that Magazines and delivery labels will be published 2 months earlier. Within US any good can be shipped maximimum 6-7 days. But don't know why this publisher alone needs 2 months to change address.

Since I paid for 1 year subscription want to tolerate this for another 4 months. After that I NEVER going to subscribe any magazines with this publisher (Bonnier Publications). Definitely NOT Recommended.


title: Five Stars

text: Great men's magazine.


title: I like that it's still the same classic publication it has ...

text: Got it for my father for Christmas. I like that it's still the same classic publication it has always been. He seems to enjoy it.


title: Five Stars

text: As advertised.


title: Good content, bad marketing practices

text: I DO NOT recommend you subscribe to the magazine, either from here or anywhere else. This is unless you want a bunch of junk mail because they sell your information before you even get the first issue. Absolutely ridiculous! Will not be signing up again.


title: Pretty hard core tech reading

text: While not the deepest of the nerd reading, it is pretty in depth and assumes a certain level of knowledge or involvement with computers. Much discussion on hardware, with some software thrown in. I like it for the pulse it keeps on the industry and performance issues, as wel as some of its articles on related issues like security and legislation. A step up from Wired without going over the edge.


title: Excellent publication

text: Great stuff in Wired! Continuously good reporting and entertaining. I love the "What's in this item" column every month...animal fats in toothpaste, ek. Not too hard core techie, more mainstream technology issues, so everyone can relate to the articles. Highly recommended.


title: Great magazine with interesting articles that keeps me up to ...

text: Great magazine with interesting articles that keeps me up to date and has me constantly wishing I had more time and money to travel to these fantastic places with all the pretty gear!  I have saved and used many articles from this magazine when planning trips and hope to continue to do so.


title: Helpful

text: Very good info


title: Actual stories

text: I love this magazine for a lot of reasons, but one of the top ones is that they have managed to keep most of the pages reserved for the stories and not ads!  On top of that, the stories are 'real' stories, not just short summaries called stories, and there are more then one or two per issue!  If you like old houses, decorating, preservation, etc.  this is a great choice!


title: Great gift for Mom

text: Bought for my mother who loves it and is able to more easily read the large print.


title: MMMmmmmmm

text: I love this magazine.  Packed with recipes every issue .  Beautiful pics.  Expensive subscription but worth it!


title: ok magazine... but has lots and lots ...

text: ok magazine...but has lots and lots of ads!!!!


title: Great if you don't mind old magazines

text: I ordered this subscription, and was surprised to receive two magazines the same day, both of them old editions that had been available in the stores in the previous 2-3 months.  A week later I received another magazine, this time the current issue available in stores.  Seems like a good way for the publisher to get rid of old, unsold issues.  Not a happy camper.


title: Four Stars

text: good buy and i received the first issue sooner than expected.


title: Great Magazine

text: Covers a wide range of genres that are generally not too mainstream. Nothing too ground breaking but they do a good job with the articles and interviews with bands. Most articles are fairly quick reads and the magazine has a lot of cool pictures, making most issues a 30 minute to hour long read, which is great for the price. Very long review section, which helps me see which new bands are worth looking into.


title: I used to like this magazine

text: The Jan/Feb issue plugs a champagne cup, not glass, with a cartoon image of a gorilla on it that goes for $400. The magazine has changed. The editor seems to be snide with attitude—all we have money and you don’t. Everything is outrageously expensive, exclusive, and minimal. As in, here’s an enormous bedroom in a house on a privately owned island with a mattress on the floor and an artfully draped swath of silk and nothing else. Too chic. Not worth the ten bucks.


title: NO TV GUIDE ( AGAIN! )

text: For about the THIRD time this year, we have not received the current issue!!!!!


title: Still beautiful and relevant

text: What can i say.  This magazine has been around for a while but it still keeps up on fashion, entertainment, music and  the social and political issues we need to be aware of.


title: Always been good

text: Great mag with tons of cooking tips and recipes. You cant beat this deal. We get the magazines on time too! Lots of reviews state that they get the last months issue. No problems here.


title: Its about fishing

text: This IS IN-FISHERMAN !!!  This is the mag that knows what they are talking about.


title: Great ideas

text: Lots of good ideas. Mostly over my head but maybe I can get my hubby to do some of them!!


title: Country Gardens magazine

text: I guess you only get 4 magazines per year, but it is a nice magazine with lots of helpful ideas.


title: Great

text: Great issue especially the F105 article


title: Theives. Renewed without permission.

text: Continued to renew even when I had not sing up for renewal.


title: Mom Enjoyed it for the Most Part

text:
Bought it as a Christmas gift for my mom and for the most part she enjoyed reading some of the recipes and the tips and tricks throughout the magazine. She wasn't as thrilled as I had hoped she would be and didn't really pick up much of the food choices that the magazine provided.

It is a decent read and does have some tasty recipes but it is nothing to rave home about and I suppose that's where my mom's *meh* attitude arose from.

3 Strangely Cooked Stars out of 5.


title: Golf

text: Great articles


title: Fantastic magazine

text: Fantastic magazine both online and in print<br />The online experience is the way an online magazine should be - interactive and with neat extras


title: For the 1%

text: 1% talking to 1%... If you are 99% don't bother


title: DIYers LOVE this magazine

text: Always something interesting, tool reviews, projects, funny tales, ideas/projects to organize your home.


title: Staple reading & reference magazine

text: I’ve subscribed to Consumer Report for Years & always refer to it before purchasing any major appliance or household staple. I gift subscriptions to my kids!


title: Must have magazine!

text: Great recipes, gardening suggestions, blueprints & especially Love the Home of the Year they do each year


title: DIY

text: This was a great price


title: Great magazine ideas.

text: I like this magazine because it gives me good ideas to make. Haven't made anything yet but soon I'll be encouraged to make something out of these pages. Hehe!😁


title: New York, New York

text: I think this is one of the best magazines. It has multiple topics, articles continue without going to another page.I have loved this magazine for years!


title: Always interesting.

text: I have loved this for years. You don't have to skip around pages. The items continue without making you go to another page and there many indepth, current contents.


title: A taste of the South

text: I was so happy to get a subscription to this magazine. I used to grab it up during my frequent visits to New Orleans. There is so much get information about life in Louisiana, travel, food, music, culture, etc. I feel like I am back there. The photographs are wonderful. A real treat every time it arrives.


title: Five Stars

text: I love Readers Digest.  Your price is amazing.


title: women's health

text: Well, I give the magazine itself 5 stars because I like it.  I ordered it January 2.  It was supposed to take 4-6 weeks to receive.  I got the January/February 2008 issue in about 3 to 3 1/2 weeks.  That I will give 5 stars also.  However, a week later, I received the December 2007 issue.  That I did not like.  Why would I be mailed a December issue in February 2008.  I am sure that counts against my one year subscription.  Since I was not a customer in November, they should not have sent me an issue of the December magazine.  But, oh well, when has a company ever done what they said they were going to do?  At least I received the magazine.  I am grateful for that.


title: Good mag if your over 40

text: NOPE, this mag sucks to me. Never talked about the hip up & coming artist I wanted to hear about and talks about the old days too much.


title: Five Stars

text: car nut good price


title: Tutti Italiano

text: Best Italian Magazine Ever! Educational & Informative!


I LOVE HISTORY.  THIS IS A GREAT MAGAZINE.


title: Five Stars

text: GREAT MAGAZINE.


title: Great outdoors Stories

text: Well rounded and informative for the entire read, great photos too.


title: As an vintage Libertarian, I enjoy this magazine.

text: I've been a Libertarian for some time.  I find the magazine brings up new and relevant topics with each issue.<br />The articles seem balanced.  Each issue so far has been informative.


title: You Cannot Go Wrong: Bookmarks is on the mark!

text: There is a quote somewhere on the Bookmarks on-line site, or print magazine, wherein Kurt Vonnegut states he loves this magazine (I'm paraphrasing). Well, I do too. I used to have a subscription some few years ago, but now that I can go through Amazon, all the the better to re-new my subscription. I am so excited and can't wait to receive it. It really helps you assess what's out there with a "ton" of other goodies. I just love how they've managed to breakdown and organize the literary world. They even have ads for the indie press.


title: Great magazine.

text: I love this magazine. Great resource for places to go/trips to take. Nice pictures. Helpful information. Great especially if you like the outdoors.


title: Very pleased

text: Before this edition, I'm not sure that I had ever looked through Country Living. The price was very reasonable, even though it feels and looks like a pricey one. There are colorful layouts, big pictures, and it's November and I've got the Dec/Jan issue in front of me which is a plus. Most of the advertised merchandise in their Fresh Picks section which takes 9 pages are out of my budget, but the magazine is nice to look and read through. There are also recipes, which are included as well, and a plus for those of us who like to try new recipes.


title: Woman's Day running late

text: Although I am happy to have received my first issue of Woman's Day in November, I would have preferred it would not have been the October issue and it is November 22 and I am still to get the November issue. It would be nice if they were sent in a timely manner.


title: Not about outdoor gardening.

text: This was not what I expected. Too many projects, I’d never do.  I thought it would be more about actual gardening outside. Didn’t expect recipes.


title: Cant access the app.

text: Not able to download the free ap that came with subscription.


title: Totally Love..

text: This is the ONLY magazine that the girls have loved from ages 7 through 12.....<br />Everything else has fallen out of interest...


title: Worthless

text: Other than the quality of the print.., these were worthless.  Very shallow presentation of history and Auto renewal can not be stopped before shipping so … they always steal an extra year.  Basically scammed out of $60.


title: Not your daddy's National Geographic.

text: I cancelled my subscription after 2 issues. It appears that the publication's basis n science has morphed to sociology and political correctness. Not the same publication it was 20 years ago :(


title: Different Programs

text: Our daily paper often differs from what is listed in TV Guide.  And  it's usually correct.Why is this?  I can't rely on the TV Guide listings.


title: Five Stars

text: I like the yoga Journal thank you.


title: Five Stars

text: Very happy to receive magazines.


title: Too many advertisements

text: I would like this magazine a little more if there were fewer ads. Have watched Dr. Oz on tv for a while now and really liked him.  Hope magazine will improve.


title: I like

text: Great mag


title: Great mag

text: Love it


title: Great mag

text: Dad loves it


title: Very nice

text: Dad loves this mag


title: Handyman

text: This magazine is a must for the handyman.  It has great ideas and projects.  It takes your mind from the doldrums of the day and into the workshop mentally and often physically.  I wouldn't  be without it.


title: My adult daughter was diagnosed with Celiac's disease a year ...

text: My adult daughter was diagnosed with Celiac's disease a year ago and she has had a hard time adjusting and this magazine has helped her alot.  My daughter requested the subscription for Christmas and I ordered it for her, hoping that it would help her with planning meals etc and it has proven to be a wise investment.


title: texas monthly

text: i reserve judgement of the item, although the magazine is excellent, until i'm sure that the publisher gets the renewal date of the subscription correct.


title: Three Stars

text: started out great then they quit coming. Maybe they're out of business.


title: Field and Stream is a great read.

text: Great magazine for anyone that hunts or fishes. Highly recommended. Top writers and photographers.


title: Five Stars

text: Still one of the greatest mags out there.


title: Always have loved this magazine

text: Always have loved this magazine.  They now wrap them in plastic to protect from the rain and "irate" mail workers.


title: Great read

text: I have always liked Reader's Digest. The stories in it are interesting.


title: Sports Mag.  Nice gift.

text: Products works well!  No surprises.  Would buy again.


title: Very informative

text: Excellent magazine.


title: Interesting Sunsets

text: I have been a subscriber of Sunset magazine for 25 years.  my first subscription was received in Texas and at that time our area was not included so was not impressed, but dreamed of being able to travel to the places in wonderful articles about California.  Then I moved to Southern California and there I was very much interested in the magazine diffrently. There are always interesting recipies, gardening articles, places to go, and beautiful pictures.  On a cold winter night when there is much rain looking at the beautiful pictures changes sadness into gladness. I give subscriptions as gifts to my adult children and they very much enjoy the articles.


title: Great gift for kids!

text: My sons love this book.  Usually they sit right down by the mailbox and read it.  There are baseball sized cards in it every month and a poster.  Perfect age-appropriate material.


title: REally good magazine

text: overall a good magizine at a great price.  Most of the vehicles are way out of my budget but I like the technology explained.<br />Road and Track is better suited to my budget and  tastes.


title: Five Stars

text: Wife loves it. Need I say more?


title: Three Stars

text: can read through them in about twenty minutes.  Too many ads.


title: Great mag

text: I got this magazine for my husband as a gift and he loves it.  The price from buying a subscription vs. buy an issue in a store is so much cheaper!


title: Not my cup of tea...

text: This magazine is filled with ads and the articles are rarely very interesting (unless you make millions). Not worth my precious time!


title: My all time favorite pop culture magazine.

text: I have been reading this magazine since it's first issue with Liv Tyler on the cover and Helena Christensen photography scattered throughout. This has been one of the magazines I come back to time and again for interesting view points on different things. Throughout time they have evolved into a good magazine, but lately it seems they are more mainstream than they had been; but I won't complain because it is still one of the best magazines for women I can find (without all of those silly sex tips).


title: Great price, good magazine

text: I find this deal to be incredible. Thanks Amazon!


title: Five Stars

text: Great, timely information.


title: Good publication/Crappy subscription service

text: Subscribed for a few years....Began sending two copies of each issue for no reason....Their distributors or indie jobbers are doing a terrible job of getting this otherwise worthy publication to its loyal readers.  So when my current subscription lapsed (I thought that I had another year on it) I just let it go.  Just as I wouldn't buy a "name" guitar with a warped neck, I won't subscribe to "Acoustic Guitar" because of its really, really poor customer service.  Management needs to get control of its distribution and sub-contractors.  Incidentally, I spend thousands of US dollars each year on instruments, accessories, recordings, books.  I still receive, however, their online edition.  Maybe the publishers would like to see the hard copy edition disappear and go completely electronic, hence the careless postal delivery service.  Whatever the reason, I'm not gonna spend any more energy figuring out their organizational problems.  I'll just read "Vintage Guitar," "Guitar Player," "Premiere Guitar," and even the teeny bop "Guitar World" to get the information and instruction I need.  "Acoustic Guitar" publisher:  There is simply too much quality competition out there in the marketplace for you to permit sloppy business practices.  You will lose the type of subscriber that your advertisers covet.  I write this here because its useless and frustrating dealing with knuckleheads (independent contractors?) on the phone trying to sort out my subscription problems and communicating anything that requires any semblance of intelligence to process.  But that's America in general; a "who cares?" attitude backed by the disappearance of a once-robust manufacturing base.  And that's one of the reasons I support guitar craftsmen who are profiled in "Acoustic Guitar" (although I think Bob Taylor receives far too much coverage).  Handmade and hand-crafted guitars made in the USA are about the only worthwhile product that the US has to offer.  That and guitar amplifiers designed and made by non-factory craftsmen.  Too bad "Acoustic Guitar" proved to be the weak link in the chain.


title: Three Stars

text: Economist is better.


title: Five Stars

text: Best news magazine out there.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Five Stars

text: Purchased as a gift for my niece! She LOVES this Magazine


title: Booring!

text: OK, but not too exciting.  There's so much information available on a daily basis that many articles seem almost redundant.  I think they'd be better off to do really indepth examinations of major current issues and their business relationships and implications.<br />Helen Kuzmier


title: What Fun!

text: What fun it is to receive each issue......informative, gossipy, and relent.


title: A Gem!

text: This magazine is always a "work of art"....great photography and  superb and interesting articles which are highly educational! LOVE IT!<br />Helen Kuzmier


title: WHAT A TREASURE FROM AMAZON!

text: What a "treasure" this little magazine is!  Great food: easy preparations, and uncomplicated shopping! Working mothers and fathers will especially love it!


title: great little gift

text: gifted and appreciated.  great when you don't know what to give a guy!


title: I enjoy its informative

text: I'm a new subscriber to The Atlantic.  I enjoy its informative, researched articles.


title: You decide!

text: Well, for me, Reader's Digest is not what it used to be. Or, is it me who has changed? I just don't enjoy it any more.


title: The best presentation

text: I love the look of this magazine.  -Such high quality.  The overwhelming amounts of advertisements can be a bit much though.  The photography and style is fantastic.  They some how make everything from vases to flowers to all foods look compelling and beautiful.


title: Keeps me informed

text: This magazine is an easy read that keeps me generally informed with what's going on.  Unlike the dry indepth articles of the Economist, Time Magazine is quick bang bang information.  -a good overview.


title: Fun read

text: This is a fun read.  The articles are entertaining and short.  Good to pass some time.  Excellent for the plane!!


title: Opera for president

text: I love Oprah and her show but the magazine is SOOOOOO full of advertisements that it has lost me a bit. There is not much content to the magazine. If you aren't interested in the few main articles that month. There is not much there.


title: great magazine

text: Happy that I can see what is coming on and like the 2 week issue. I always look at what is new on Netflix and Prime. Great feature. Love all the articles.


title: A quick bite into what's going on.

text: This is a great weekly magazine that gives me updates and information on the most current of events.


title: What happened ?

text: This magazine has changed drastically... The recipes look horrible... Nothing I would ever want to make.. I used to love this magazine... Not anymore


title: Love it

text: This is my husbands favorite magazine.  It is not just about Texas.  The articles are always well written and very informative.  Highly recommend


title: great magazine

text:
I get a lot out of this magazine. The way they throw in stones with metals....and the format is such that the steps are numbered and on the same page as the picture so reference is easy. This makes it so nice! No having to skip a page. Good advertisements.
A tool for the jewelry makers.
Keep up the good work.


title: Camping

text:
This journal has great articles about new products and maintenance
tricks and tips. A lot of advertised products but that what keeps
any magazine in print.


title: I've tried 2 of their recipes and they both were pretty bad. One recent complaint I have is the ...

text:
I was impressed with the detail and research the authors went through to come up with their concoction.
I've tried 2 of their recipes and they both were pretty bad.
One recent complaint I have is the Cornbread muffin recipe in the Best of, and in the latest edition of the magazine.
The ingredients call for 2 cups(10 ounces) of flour, and 1 cup( 5 ounces) of cornmeal, or vice versus depending on the recipe.
So with the first ingredients we have a cup defined as 5 ounces. last time I looked it was 8! The muffins turned out pretty heavy, and were far from the savory I had hoped for. ( I used the 8 oz cup).
I thought I would go on line to see what other reviewers had to say only to find out it cost another $3 a month!!!
Sorry I'm done with these guys and would urge the rest of the world to not get suckered in by the free edition you get in the mail.


title: Car and Driver

text: I  will not be renewing as they concentrate on EV’s.  Combustion cars are not dead!


title: Motor Trend

text: Enjoying the magazine.  Glad to see they are still covering combustion engine vehicles where other car related magazines are concentrating on EV’s.


title: Great Mag!

text: Hubby loved now gave as gift


title: Years ago it was good, now it's just YAAAAWWWWNN

text: When this magazine first launched over a decade ago, I fell in love with it. For many years, I made sure to get every single issue. But in the last few years, this magazine has become straight garbage. It's not worth any money at all. It's not even worth picking up to flip through it for free, because those seconds will be a waste of your time. The fashion items in this magazine are mind-numbingly boring, uninspirational, cookie-cutter, and repetitive. It's been a huge disappointment for me because years ago, this magazine had a truly incredible curation of products that you just couldn't find anywhere else. Everything this magazine tries now just screams "fail" to me. When they try to do "budget" shopping guides with items under $100, they pick the lamest, most generic looking stuff out there, and it shows the total lack of effort and lack of real vision the staff has. I am a high-low shopper who will buy things here and there from Forever21 and Saks. I know for a fact that there are tons of really stylish clothes at cheap prices, but Lucky seems to think everything is supposed to look like an Old Navy advertisement. My favorite thing they do now insult us all by including hoards of boring-looking clothes that are crazy expensive, which baffles the mind, because the only reason I sometimes buy something pricy is because it's very unique and remarkable. I really loved this magazine in the past, I felt it was Art. Now, it's just a waste of paper.


title: A once-great magazine

text: The Digest was a fabulous magazine in the 50s-70s, great writers and loads of stories in each issue.  Not any more. They should rename it.


title: Five Stars

text: One of the few remaining great news magazines.


title: Not worth the price

text:
I love design magazines. I love to read about design and watch it on TV. I was ready to love Fresh Home. But this magazine is simply a failure and not worth the cost.

I originally got this magazine as a freebie offer-- one I forgot about for the longest time because it took so long to get it. When it finally came, that first issue was pretty good. It was good enough that even though they were harassing me telling me I needed to pay for a full year subscription since I received my free copy (they threatened to send me to collections only a week or two after I received the issue because they required you then buy the magazine after receiving the free preview) I decided to pay the $10 and subscribe.

From there the magazine got worse. For one, they have several design articles without any sort of photos or buying guide. Most are just writers talking about their ideas of design with no visuals or proof to back it up. For example, how can you have a more than two page story about how to cheaply decorate an apartment with no photos, product suggestions, etc? They also overly use clip art to fill in for their lack of photos. Most come off as juvenile and unnecessary. The articles come off more has filler for the ads than content to help the reader. A recent article about your garden design style has clip art and one photo of an example garden. It included no explanation for what the design or plants in the gardens were. The best it gave if you seeking designing a garden to suit your style was a list of flowers, followed by what music you like if you fit their cliché description and what clothes you wear. ??? How is that design? How does this help my home?

I am not sure after a year of reading (with magazines only coming about once every 3 months) who their audience is? Some sections include how to make a cheap table out of plywood and then they suggest backyard furniture with the cheapest chair costing $600. Is it the poor 20-something or the rich house wife who has nothing better to do than build cheap tables and buy overpriced furniture? In terms of design, there is no clear theme and the articles lack visuals to help people interested in design bring the ideas into their home.

On top of the poor writing, the editors are continually begging for your money. On the front of one magazine was a phrase "Buy this magazine or we'll have to put this dog up for adoption." Apparently the dog in the shoot was owned by an editor. Attached to every magazine-- despite my recent sign-up for a full year of Fresh Home-- was a letter begging me to renew my subscription, pointing out the hardship of print media in today's economic times and the cost for the magazine to keep sending me letters to subscribe. Well if it costs so much to send the letters, then stop sending them! Especially when I just signed up! Frankly as someone who works in the print industry as a journalist, I found all this in poor taste, adding to my overall dislike of the magazine.

It's a new magazine so I was willing to give them a chance to find their footing, but the cost and juvenile writing is not worth it when you can get sure-bet design mags monthly for half the cost. Save your money and buy Better Homes and Gardens or House Beautiful.


title: For Every Fashionista!

text: LOVE InStyle for keeping me current on fashion, trends and everything a girl loves! :)


title: Like it!

text: Great finds for helpful articles and recipes.


title: Good price, stinky, pretentious product

text: Hard to get past the stench of perfume inserts, but once you do, the sales ads and articles encourage one to try to live up to the standards of the well to do without considering reality  restraints such as time, family and financial responsibility.  Good price, but still won't reorder..


title: Great price, okay publication

text: If you like MS, this is the best price out there.  I find her publication is not as inspirational as it once was, but it makes a great donation to the local VA clinic.


title: Taken by delivery of already expired double issue.

text: I ordered this June 30, received the July/Aug and Sept issues on Aug 31, though projected delivery date was Sept 21).  I had already purchased the July/Aug issue and really resent them intentionally knocking out an issue with an outdated (passed the display date printed on the cover).  This annoyed me so much, I could not read the Sept issue and just left it at the VA hospital.  I don't support unethical behavior and won't renew.


title: A bit of a let down

text: I used to read the reader's Digest religiously as a child. I was anxious to restart reading them again. The quality of the paper is not a good quality


title: The Yogi's Magazine

text: I'm a Yogi and love this magazine.  There are articles and advertisements that I am not able to find in any other magazines.  The price was phenomenal too.


title: Easy reading

text: Interesting topics and humor


title: Five Stars

text: Love this maagazine. So many good idea, hints.My husband and grandson like it too.


title: Ordered Aug. 1; Says my first one won't be until October?

text: Umm.  Can't review the product but am frustrated by the delay.  Or do they all come at once?  Who knows?  Amazon has stayed in touch but the actual vendor doesn't seem to be keeping up.  My kiddo wants them bad so I hope they are as good as the commercials make them seem!


title: Makes me happy!

text: This is a wonderful magazine for backyard gardeners and bird lovers. Just be prepared for renewal notices starting a month after you subscribe.


title: Kids love it

text: My grandchildren read this cover to cover as soon as they receive it. They love getting mail so it’s a nice little gift subscription


The magazine is ok, but not nearly as good as Guideposts magazine.


title: Two Stars

text: Not what I  expected


title: Good for kids to whom Cricket is gotten old hat

text: This is a preteen/early teen mag. Lots of good writing. Well edited, has some tough stuff as written by kids themselves. It's a good magazine and is argued over for the first reading.


title: Good magazine for younger kids

text: Well written. A good for young readers magazine. Not heavy stuff but then who needs that everyday?


title: Great  magazine for girls.

text: This mag is way better than those puff piece magazines (girls life/ Teen et.al.)  which seem to try and help girls by selling them cosmetics, and give bad advice about boy friends. It has real stories and its well edited. Highly recommended.


title: Upscale People Magazine

text: Vanity Fair is head and shoulders above "People" magazine. It targets those uppty folks who won't read those fashion rags, but still want to know about the rich and famous. Sometimes its really good reading but mostly I could care less.  Exception is the murder and mayhem from the expose of the Show jumping (horses) circuit. (Re-written into the book "Hot Blood", which if you missed it is a great read into the greed of rich people. You'd have thought that there was such a thing as so much money you wouldn't have to cheat insurance companies but I guess I didn't factor in the cost of a top rated jumping horse.) The covers have in the past been very cutting edge. Anyone remeber the issue with Demi Moore in full body paint and a minor shadow? But who is dating who on the movie sets is not what I care about. If you do, get this one over the others.


title: Planning on taking the GRE/SAT's? Read this magazine

text:
Ok, reading it won't get you into college, but sometimes the ETS pulls the essay/reading comprehension questions straight from this magazine. Plus at parties you'll know all about the devaluation of the Argentine Peso, the dangers of EMT, The arguments about drilling for oil in the Artic. The latest scoop on the war against terrorism.
  Ever since Ms. Brown took over the reins (and has since left) the writing has tightened up, fewer words, more meaning. Turns out past authors were paid by the number of words printed, so for a highly expensive well researched article, editors and authors would slyly conspire to pay the author by letting them ramble on. To the detriment of the reader. Now that system seems to be by the wayside as the duplicate paragraphs are gone and yet the quality of the research is still great.
  If you don't subscribe to the Sunday NYTimes, get this. Or drop the sunday edition and get just the daily, and subscribe to this. The writing is better, the subject matter wider. Great value in $/per page worth reading.


title: Interesting reading for hunters & Fishermen

text: This magazine is a pleasant change from "Field & Stream" and "Outdoor life" The articles are well written and harken back to a day and age when one had time to sit by the fire and read a good story.  5 stars for writing quality. It's expensive per issue but you'll get your money's worth out of the reading time. Ad's but far fewer than those other pulp journals.


title: Not the content I was expecting

text: Based on the description on Amazon specifically and my impression of the magazine generally, I was expecting Popular Mechanics to focus on things I find interesting: gadgets, DIY home tips, etc.  Unfortunately, I've been pretty disappointed.  Each issue might have one or two things I find interesting, but I am mostly left feeling that there's just not very much content.  There seems to be way too much discussion on military technology.  I find that disappointing because (a) PM takes an approach that seems to glorify war and (b) more importantly, it's just not relevant to my life at all.  I was hoping for a magazine that catered to educated, tech-y, guys that are aspiring to be handy, but PM seems to cater more to dudes that want to read about guns and cars more than finding information that can be put to use.<br />Edit: I should be clear that my objection to the military type of content isn't necessarily based on my politics -- I just don't find discussions of military tech very interesting or useful to me.


title: love learning from this mag

text: Love reading and learning from this magazine.  Look forward to seeing it each month and have brought it in many times to the office to share articles and stories - even the ads are well in line with the mag.  strongly recommend.


title: Great magazine, so I hear

text: Got it for my husband who plays the piano and enjoys composing and producing songs on his synthesizer. He loves it, and checks the mail often for the next issue.


title: O Magazine Ad Rich

text: Like any popular magazine, O has lots of ads in it. Still I am glad I subscribed. I need to bring it to work and enter the code on that contest to see if I won anything.  I'd love to meet Oprah someday but I'd be afraid to be on her show. I would like to see some caricatures of her regularly featured in her magazine. I'm a new subscriber, maybe they already had some I never saw. -Beth Hebert, Lake Charles, LA  BIGDRAWS DOT COM


title: Very little quality content.

text: I like Oprah so I thought I'd enjoy this magazine. This magazine is just one big advert trying to hawk expensive crap. I think it misses the mark. Surely the majority of her readers can't afford this stuff.


title: toooooo much advertising

text: this magazine has waaay toooo much advertising. the articles are lame, i ordered a subscription after reading a issue somewhere, must have been their 1 good issue. I think i have 3 or 4 of the newest ones laying around somewhere, i dont even think they are worth my time now to read. however, if you need something to start your campfires, order this now. no one will be upset when you burn it.


title: Great Magazine!

text: I love this magazine.  Every issue has tool reviews at the beginning, great articles, tip and tricks for all sorts of things.  If you only get one magazine subscription, get this one!


title: Ok magazine, not what I expected

text: I guess I was expecting more of a repair handyman type of magazine, but this is mostly an interior design color-matching type of magazine.  Good if you like decorating ideas, bad if you like handy-man types of things.  Go with Family Handy Man instead.


title: many customer service problems

text: ordered for son in prison. months later found out that he never got them. contacted amazon who contacted the subscritption provider and they said the address was in wrong format even though other orders using same format find thier way to him. even books from amazon. son got one magazine and never got another. son said the address on magazen was completely incorrect. provider then proceeded to blame my initial input of the address. by this time he had missed 14 issues ( one a week or 3 months = 5 dollars) . the subscription was 20 dollars for a year 1.66 a month. they said they would extend his subscription from january to feburary next year 2015  and a 1.08 credit. so depending on the day the issues stop i could have been; and my son; shorted up to 2 months of issues. if the format was indeed incorrect; which it wasnt; why wasnt i notified; do paying customers not have the right to know?????? DONT BUY !!! ALSO I DIDNT GET MY KINDLE VERSION IN MY AMAZON LIBRARY.


title: All

text: Ordered a 2 year subscription. Outstanding history magazine!!  I am a subscriber to National Geographic and the History magazine has all of the same quality, beautiful photographs and well written stories you have come to expect from this organization. American History, World History, Ancient Civilizations-- the magazine seems intent on giving us a real adventure. The writing is absolutely top notch and I read a lot of history. Give it a try. $24 a year for 6 high quality issues is a bargain!


title: Go, Snow Goer

text: Good read for Snowgoers.


title: Forbes subscription

text: I have renewed my husband's Forbes subscription through Amazon for two years now. It has arrived within a month each renewal. It's much cheaper than our regular renewal rate directly through the magazine, especially after the introductory subscription offer ran out.


title: Great Articles

text: Great magazine with articles on a variety of interesting subjects. It is probably my one favored magazine to get in depth information on some history, some technology and some biographies.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: No good anymore

text: I WAS A fan and subscriber. But this PR publicity stunt with the racketeering shill has officially put you on my DNR (do not renew) list. Boo for sacrificing what you stood for initially and selling out to junk like food babe. :(


title: Unaceptablle production standards

text:
The content is actually rather good.  The paper is so thin and the color quality is so poor that most illustrations are valueless.

I am not renewing.


title: good

text: good


title: Good value

text: Good magazine


title: great magazine

text: I had a free subscription to this and loved loved loved it!


title: My husband enjoys this magazine

text: Ok


title: Not the old Readers Digest

text: Definitely not the old magazine.


title: It's not you grandmother's magazine.

text: I haven't subscribed to magazines for many years so thought I'd try a few specials. I found current mags are about 1/3 to 1/2 thinner than the old school ones and mostly ads though the pictures are still beautiful but no stories and few articles even with the pictures. I won't be renewing.


title: Poor condition

text: The magazine arrived in pieces for two months. Not worth it if the kids can not read it


title: Love the magazine

text: I love the ideas in this magazine and especially the paint ideas!!!


title: Love the easy everyday recipes within!!

text:
Love the recipes within
There’s everyday affordable ones!!
Love my Amazon magazine Subscriptions


title: Florida Fishing inspiration

text: Love getting in the mail


Great magazine with informative articles, projects for all skill levels and a great variety of advertisers. I'm getting back into the hobby after a 25 year absence, and this was on my "must have" list. Glad to say I was NOT disappointed!


title: Conceal my subscription

text: I would like to stop readers digest now, the number you give to call and cancel is not a working number. I have been receiving 2 copies a month for some reason. Please stop my subscription before the renew date.


title: If woodworking is your hobby, this is the most complete magazine I' ve found!

text: I've tried 6 or more woodworking magazines and this one is the most complete. You have a materials list, detailed plans,  full access to all their projects and plans (past and present), and tons of free tips that are Huge time savers as well as safety tips. They often go over wood choices and other variations you might find more appealing or useful to your specific application.<br />The only negative thing I have to say involves some of their dvds. They have a tendency to assume too much sometimes. But I am a novice.


title: no surprises.

text: Always enjoy.


title: Excellent value as this is the lowest cost subscription price EVER!

text: Great value


title: Great reading

text: Love that is large print.  Originally ordered for my uncle.


title: Great Articles

text: I love all of the new ideas!


title: Articles are very informing

text: Love the magazine and love the convenience of delivery, Thank you


title: Always read cover to cover

text: I love this magazine-I've subscribed for years-and will never stop. I pass great books and magazines on to friends and they fight over this one!<br />I highly recommend it to anyone who appreciates history,beautiful ,photography and learning  something about places that we probably wont see.


title: Fantastic magazine

text: I have subscribed to smithsonian magazine for years-and love it.A few years ago they made some changes in editorial content and presentation-which were great. I like magazines that I learn something from -and I read this from cover to cover and then pass it on to<br />friends who always appreciate getting  them.  milliesgirl


title: Enjoyed some articles but too much on weight loss.

text: I understand obesity in the US is our main health problem from which stem a lot of other diseases but it did feel for me that it was at some point too much weight loss stuff. There were some very interesting articles, a few of which I have saved, but I would have liked more information about holistic medicine. I wish they included vegetarian recipes in the recipe section because they're great at prevention of health problems.<br />Got the magazine at a promotional rate for one year and decided not to renew it. Cancelling was no hassle at all.


title: Like it, but not love it.

text: While I love its sister Vanity Fair I'm not crazy about Vogue. First of all the advertisements are too many and I don't find the articles as interesting. Sometimes they stay for a few months on my bedside table until I get to read the one or two articles I want to read per issue because they're not a priority and most of the time I have more interesting things to read. Since the subscription is not expensive I'm glad I got it for one year to sample the magazine. If you're considering a subscription I would look at a couple of issues first before deciding to commit to a subscription. I've looked at Vogue Paris at the bookstores and I like it better than the US version. The only issue I really liked was the fashion issue although I wish some items of not super expensive clothing could also be included.


title: Love it!

text: I love Vanity Fair. I didn't expect to like it so much which is why I hadn't subscribed before but I wish I did. It's the perfect mixture of popular culture with serious articles. There are articles about celebrities but also very serious articles about politics and other very interesting subjects. I specially love the polls included in every issue. I highly recommend this magazine. Just take into account that it's a mostly liberal magazine in case you are conservative you might not like it. As for me, I'm very pleased and will continue to renew it.


title: Five Stars

text: great mag read from front to back ever month.


title: Used to be good.

text: I used to read Time.  And Newsweek.  Both have skewed so hard left that if you are looking for balance, you won't find it here.  Don't get me wrong.  I dislike the sensationalism of Fox News, and I avoid Brietbart and the the other hard right sites.  But these aren't any different from a left perspective.  If you read this, be sure you balance with some right leaning publications, or you will become quite myopic.  And annoying at family functions...


title: Oldie but goodie

text: Games magazine isn't quite what it used to be, but it is a great way to pass the time.  Exercise your brain and have a good time while doing it.  What more do you need?


title: The best magazine you can read

text: Its quite simple National Geographic is THE magazine. No other publication can deliver the articles, the photos, the research proyects, the maps and the overal quality. This a magazines for those with the constant "itch" to go further and to learn more about the world and the universe.


title: Two Stars

text: Too left wing writings. Not worth my time.


title: Nice magazine

text: Nice magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, not totally geek.


title: good magazine with quite a few helpful hints and ""how ...

text: good magazine with quite a few helpful hints and ""how to" articles.  Too much advertising though, but I guess someone has to pay for the printing and profit of the magazine.


Has always been a good magazine and continues to be.  We got the large print so it is easier to read at our age.


title: Good Magazine

text: Bought this for my stepdad.  He is a big PC magazine guy & said this was a really good one.


title: Beware

text: Auto-renew is horrible


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Bought it for my Dad

text: I bought it for my Dad who is 91 and a WWII veteran. He loves the magazine. He recieves another one that is similar but likes this one the best.


title: Completely Ridiculous

text: I subscribed to this magazine on a trial offer and was thankful it was easy to cancel.  That's about the only positive thing I can say about it.  The articles were ridiculous, impractical, elitist and materialistic garbage.  Definitely NOT recommended.


title: Starting Our Second Year With Zoobooks

text: We subscribed to Zoobooks for our son as a gift for his birthday last year.  He loved borrowing copies from the school library and has always been extremely interested in animals.  I knew that Zoobooks was high-quality and no advertising, so it would be money well spent.  He has loved getting the magazine each month and makes a point of marking the calendar when one issue arrives so he can count ahead and know when to expect the next one.  He reads every issue cover to cover, again and again, and is proud of his collection.  As it's getting close to his birthday this year, he made a point of telling me that he would really like to keep getting Zoobooks, so we have renewed our subscription for another year.  I highly recommend this magazine.


title: This is a Scam!

text: I signed up for one year and only received 1 issue! There is no way to track on their website. Trying to find a rep to help me is impossible. Terrible.


title: Didn't care for this magazine.  Very thin.  Not what I had in mind.

text: Articles where not what I thought--Too may  on stuff I wasn't interested in,  I'm mostly into organic gardening, attracting pollinators like birds and bees and also beneficial insect , making compost and good organic soil.


title: Not what I thought it would be.

text: Not interested in recipes or building fences.  Was most interested in raising chickens and gardens.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Fitness has more than just fitness info. It has info on what to do about sagging skin after you've lost weight (which I found very helpful). It has informative articles on health and beauty as well as lots of exercises. It's a pretty well-rounded magazine. If you ONLY want fitness, this may not be for you. If you like a little more variety (as I do), then this is money well spent. I ordered 3 magazines at the same time and Fitness arrived a month before the others.


title: Excellent Magazine

text: Love this magazine. Excellent articles


title: Different format

text: Certainly different format. A little too busy for me. Articles are scattered and hard to follow BUT the information is as good as ever.


title: Love it

text: New format and great ideas!


title: Slick, Glossy Ads

text: This magazine is a major letdown. The title says " Cowboys & Indians "  but the very few articles in this mag aren't about Cowboys & Indians.  It's nothing more than a slick, glossy magazine of ads for western jewelry and other assorted western gear. Talk about a letdown. I will not renew this subscription.


title: Dont need anymore

text: Ok magazine. But how do i stop the subscription?


title: my favorite ....

text: Love the Digest since  i was young ..Im 65 now .


Always excited to receive a copy each month. Excellent articles that feed my curiosity.


title: Something for everyone. Great buy

text: Really great mag. Something for everyone. My husband absolutely loves it. Brought on rv trip. Couldn't put it down


I bought “The Magnolia Journal” for my 50 year old daughter.  She absolutely, positively loves it!  The book & magazine subscription were a huge hit!


title: Pure Inspiration

text: If you are looking for inspiration and spirit for your pieces, this is the place to come!  I look forward to my magazine so much!


title: Never received 1 magazine

text: Never received 1 magazine


title: DIY

text: Great read for those do it your self-ers!


title: Super cheap subscription and lots of info

text: I enjoy the crafts and recipes. You can't find magazine prices like on Amazon. So cheap!


title: we have not received it yet!

text:
I ordered this for my mother's birthday so she can continue to read-
so far we have not received it. Ordered over a month ago??

We are pretty sure what we are getting however-hope to see it soon :)


title: A gift

text: as a gift all I can say she ask to have it renewed


title: Too much focus on alt-right politics

text: I subscribed to this magazine for years then became more and more dismayed with its increasingly alt-right, pro-Trump editorials and political articles right up to the time the magazine briefly went out of production. Now that Backwoods Home magazine is back in production, I will not subscribe to it again until it drops its alt-right, anti-government political slant and focuses much more on homesteading, self-sufficiency and emergency preparedness. I do not want to spend my hard-earned money encouraging publishers/editors to broadcast politically divisive messages.


title: Everything a retro mag should be!

text:
Fantastic mag, great production values and passionate writers. Everything is covered here, consoles and arcade. Awesome nostalgia trip in every issue.

Very expensive, partly due to shipping to the US. But worth it.


title: Old newspaper format

text:
It is in the old style of newspapers which doesn’t seem to attract the attention of current style magazines (in it’s defense though, my children are young 4th graders.)

With our digital world, I’m not sure the old format newspapers is going to catch the eye as much. I haven’t had the chance to read magazine front to back and will update when I do.


title: My mother subscribed for over 25 years

text: My favorite magazine. Love the articles and fiction pieces. Really well done writing.


title: Teen is happy

text: I didn't have any sports magazine before I ordered this one.  The teenage boy who reads this finds it informative.


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine for a great price!


title: Five Stars

text: Great price for a great magazine!


title: perfect weekly bathroom read

text: Want good quick reads to keep you up to date and you'll want Time


title: Weekly well written articles!

text: Get ready to spend some quality reading time


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine.


title: Total waste.

text:
I think maybe they have gone under. No recent mags have come in mail. 90% of this magazine is advertising and reader photos. This is NOT your photography magazine from the 60"s with cover to cover material you could actually learn from.

Also they have gotten on the bandwagon of moralizing one thing or another in every story they do post.


title: The world in pictures

text: Great magazine at a great price.We travelv and it's very convenient to have it switched to a different address by using the subscription service Amazon offers.


title: Balanced Bike Mag

text: Great mag for everyone except Harley zombies. This and The Horse are my favorite reads.


title: Best creative shade tree, two-wheeled mechanix mag out there

text:
The Horse features real world builds done by talented folks who are often not professional builders.  You won't find the 1% wannabe if-it-ain't-a-Harley-it-ain't-wortha-S**t focus seen in most other chopper publications.  It also doesn't cover those unridable billion dollar 'all-show and no-go' glitter monsters.

What you will find is an esoteric mix of reader-submitted builds utilizing Hondas, HDs, Yamahas, Triumphs, etc.  You can even see WW-II era Urals brought back to life as Russian bobbers.

Yeah, it's a little spendy when compared to other bike mags because they aren't raking in the big advertising bucks from the bolt-on, after-market chrome crowd.  If you are a grease covered, torch and sawzall creative type who loves motorcycles,forget all those other rags, THIS is the publication for you.


title: Two Stars

text: I was pretty excited about this, but I find he articles boring and mundane.


title: As shown

text: Present for my mother-in-law, she loves it!


title: Fun magazine

text: Purchased as a gift for grand daughter.


title: No longer

text: This went under shortly after we subscribed


title: Five Stars

text: Great book recipes and stories and products.


title: My grand child loves this magazine

text: Great magazine for my 8 year old grandchild to get in the mail. She loves reading and knowledge. Written in a fun, easy way to gain knowledge.


title: All Ads

text: Don't know if there are so few subscriptions that the huge number of ads are necessary, but tired of ad filled design mags. Will likely cancel.


title: Great value.

text: Great value.


title: Quality bead & cross-stitch magazine!

text: I love this magazine! I  cross-stitched in the 70-80s before my eyes were less co-operative which led me to beading. This magazine combines both beading and cross-stitch! The terrific patterns are varied: blackwork, 3D (ex. Santa, mobile, lizards) mixed media (cross stitch paper, box) and of course the usual jewelry (great amulet bags), wall hangings, pillows. They have good instructions-although occasionally the Australian terms for products makes you have to search for that item. They aren't cutesy like many cross-stitch mags. The stitching patterns have a good amt of depth/detail. The paper quality is wonderful and charts are easy to enlarge if you need to. The most recent issue addressed why she added beading. Plain and simple--it kept her magazine alive. Cross-stitching is not quite as popular as it was and beading is going strong so it made sense to combine the two. Her results address both well and as another reviewer suggested, you can use many patterns for both! SO I really recommend this -you won't go wrong!


title: great magazine

text: I just received my first magazine! I love all the recipes and great photos! I like that not all the recipes are too fancy or require too many ingredients, there is a wide variety in each issue!


title: ALL YOU magazine

text: This magazine is great. There are many short, concise interesting articles, along with many manufacturer's coupons in the magazine. The recipes are easy, budget friendly, and tasty. I like that I can go on my Ipad and read the magazine for free also, since I am a subscriber. Fun magazine with pertinent articles. I enjoy subscribing from Amazon and get the magazine on time each month.


title: Thanks!

text: This magazine is a very informative read! Thank you!


title: Repelling

text:
Horrendous. I kid you not when I say that I flipped through eighty-seven pages of nothing but ads before I FINALLY got to the Contents pages of the last issue I bothered to open in my six-month subscription. That was already well over half of the magazine, and to say that that was disappointing would be understating. I am not inclined to waste my time looking at glossy photos of people with the appearance of half-drowned aliens when I initially obtained my subscription for the articles alone.

I am now putting these quite thick collections of well-dressed dead trees to good use as bug-squashers out on my patio.


title: Great value for pastelists at any level

text: Always a treat. Loads of color photos, demos, interesting bios on artists, inspirational ideas, and more.


title: Clever ideas

text: My husband is in man heaven!


title: Good Value

text: The price was a good value, however, it takes forever for the first issue to come. So if you order for a gift be sure and let the recipient know about the wait.


title: Got this for my wife and she loves them

text: So much knowledge in these magazines.


title: Make my day Scientific American!

text: One of the best days of the month is when my Scientific American arrives. I get it on Kindle and hard copy. The hardcopy goes to my daughters in college. Continued learning helps keep the brain flexible and you never know when you can surprise your kids by knowing something before them!


title: Just Say No to Gender Tribalism

text: Love Outside but I don't understand why these publications feel the need to get political, or feel the need to tow the social justice warrior line. I found it hilarious that I got two different Outside magazine editions in the mail, one looked like a Cosmopolitan magazine, and the other looked like the SI Swimsuit edition. Is Outside having an identity crisis? Please stick the Great Outdoors and keep your gender issues to yourself.


title: Kind of a scam

text: Kind of a scam. I’ll get 1 or 2 copies and then nothing for many months. Use to be you’d get a magazine same date every month.  Not recommended


title: The best real rider mag on the market

text: The best real rider mag on the market.  No BS or guys doing wheelies for the camera.  Just good honest information.  Read this one from front to back each month and you will be a better rider.


title: Good magazine for outdoor enthusiasts

text: Great deal and good articles,  only wish there was more content in each issue.


title: Good all round riders magazine!

text: I like it and I renewed my subscription.


title: Worth the cost

text: Great product. Worth the $. I look forward to reading it every month.


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipies.


title: Pseudoscientific nonsense

text: I know that's a bit redundant, but at least it's clear.  Unlike the garbage spewing from this magazine, which features Food Babe on a cover (who is just a terrible human being), then dismisses any legitimate criticism as an attack by "big pharma, big food, big (industry name here).


title: Not quite the same but serviceable

text: I have been reading Rolling Stone since the start as I am 68 years old. It's not the same magazine as it used to be but everyonce in a while it's shines. The Aretha Franklin article was superb and was what the old magazine would have proudly published. The once a month format is odd as things in the world can be better serviced by a bi-weekly publication . Some of what it covers now seems like glorified Teen Beat crap and I have lost faith in their music reviews. If I want Music and artists I can relate to I go to MOJO. The political articles and the current events are what keeps me as a subscriber  otherwise I would just read Mojo and say Goldmine for a good overview of music.  I also dislike the way the magazine has changed its layout like why have a letters to the editor page when its mostly snippets of letters that lessen the writers point of view. But as I said every once in a while it is good and for that I stay even though it is the least likely magazine to trust for a good music review.


title: A complete steal

text: I subscribe  from Nat Geo directly and it's $24.00 a year. It's an incredible magazine and visually stunning. For this price you are getting a true steal, I have been reading it for three years now and the last time I renewed I went for the two year offer. If I had seen this first I would have grabbed it so quick. It's not just one countries history although they do at times get carried away with Egypt. Last issue was Captain Cook, Augustus both done in a manner with maps and paintings that make it almost worth a second read, Do yourself a favor and check it out ! I prefer it to Nat Geo as they kind of dropped history or put it on the back burner ?


title: It's a wonderful magazine ~ It has a great deal of interesting ...

text: It's a wonderful magazine ~ It has a great deal of interesting articles and also very nice graphic's to make it pleasing to the eye as well as to the mind. At about $5.75 an issue it's not over priced, it's a bargain in as much as the content warrants the price. I am jealous that if I lived in England I could get two years for the price of one, but that's life.


title: Great price for a 1 year subscription

text: Love the magazine.


title: It was ok

text: It was ok....


title: Good old TOH

text: I always enjoyed reading these magazines, I've gotten them for years.


title: Not what I expected

text: I thought I was getting something else.  I really didn't like what I got.  It was pretty much a waste of money.


title: Five Stars

text: Like the magazine plenty


title: Johanna does it again.

text: Never fails my purcheses on Johanna Gaines books.


title: Great magazine

text: Love reading my magazine I really enjoy taking the time to read good articles.


title: Heirloom Gardener

text: This was a gift order a couple of years ago for a relative who is a master gardener.  The fact that we re-order it as a birthday gift each year speaks well of its usefulness and how much that relative likes this magazine.


title: Loved it

text: Got this for my husband as a Christmas gift last year and he loved it, he shared articles with me and it gave us something new to talk about. He found it helpful for his weightloss and controlling his diabetic condition.


Great magazine with timely, useful information. Contributing writers include Dr. Agatston and Bobbi Brown (makeup artist).


title: Best Handyman magazine

text: I enjoy the projects that they show with the step by step instructions. The new tools that they recommend also. The construction hacks are informative too.


title: Did not receive

text: I paid, I did not receive. I forgot about it. Too many ads anyways. I never received a single issue of the one year subscription


title: Five Stars

text: always a great read....keeping up on the latest and greatest


title: No Digital Access!!!

text: No digital access. I have had this subscription for a period of years and it was auto-renewed at the same price but the digital access was stripped away. If you are wanting digital access be sure that it is included because it is no longer automatic.


title: Great birthday gift!

text: Great for my 6 year old son who loves cars.  A birthday present that comes every month!  There are some advertisements in the back though that are not to my liking but he has no interest in these (yet).


title: Moptorcycle Consumer News

text: Best all around cycle magazine PERIOD...<br />each issue packed with usable news and views...


title: Sorry Readers Digest

text: A little disappointed. Kind of remember Readers Digest being a bit more informative with more interesting articles. Would not renew my subscription. Sorry to see an old standby magazine lose its appeal.


title: What goes into producing our food. What their lives are like.

text: I like this magazine. I’m just a person who is interested in the life of farmers and ranchers! It gives me a good idea of what it’s like to be a rancher. And I appreciate them more! But wish it had less advertisements and printed on better paper but then it would probably cost me more!


title: Love it!

text: We LOVE Reader’s Digest! But we miss the art it used to include in every issue. Actually that was our favorite part. Paper overall visual quality has gone down. BUT still good reading! Makes you laugh. Makes you cry. Gives knowledge and teaches wisdom.  Love it. So diverse. Has everything you could want!


title: Quality has fallen!

text: Has way too much advertisements! The quality, compared to my previous subscriptions is shockingly inferior. The paper and overall quality. But I guess  I should’ve been surprised. Everyone seems to be cutting costs. Liked the stories ok but the past in America was not just white. What about everyone else?


title: Kids love it.

text: I subscribed my oldest grandchild and he loves it (8 years old). Ready to renew subscription.


title: Used to be a great magazine; cancelling my 25+ year subscription!

text: I have subscribed to InStyle for well over 25 years. I LOVED this magazine. Frankly, I'm annoyed at reading the same word over and over again, month after month:  Badass. They have latched onto a word and run wild with it. How can people want to read the same thing over and over again? I feel it's juvenile. If you have to point out that you are badass, you are not badass. LOL. In the past few years with the newest editor, especially the last year, InStyle has become little more than a one-sided political blog and a one-sided feminist publication. There are two sides to every story and the view that InStyle is putting out is a narrow one. That's fine for those who agree with InStyle's message, but I like to hear all sides. I am a woman and think women are great and I value other women, but it's over the top. Not every issue needs to state that women are "badass" just because they made something of themselves. There are occasional stories about women who are making a difference in the world in a positive manner, or truly doing something remarkable, but most of them seem to be just pushing their own personal agendas and/or are just fluff. I find it very hard to believe that all these actresses and politicians use the term "badass" in their conversation as much as InStyle would have us believe (in order to justify their use of the word). Boy, is the word badass watered down for me now. LOL. Not to mention I don't really care for reading some of the stories with the F-word. I suppose some people find that refreshing in some way, but I personally don't care for it. Where I have seen it, it has seemed to be just put there for shock value alone. Surely, these intelligent, educated and beautiful women can get their ideas across without being a potty-mouth on the written page. InStyle has become a smaller and smaller magazine with almost no fashion sense. I decided today was my issue when I felt ridiculous spending my time reading badass this and badass that, to the point where I lost count. There was no page with the contact info and no info other than the editor was given. Has InStyle shut down any letters to the editor or responses to articles from their readers? It was not even identified who the publisher is. Very odd. All that to say, I am very sorry that the old InStyle, a fashion and home magazine that was fun to read on a Saturday morning, has very little to do with fashion anymore. Perhaps it should be renamed, "Badass." Ha, ha.


title: Nice

text: Didn’t take long to get the first issue. Great resource for travelers.


title: Too early for a review

text: I love this mag and have been buying it for years. However, the subscription I just purchased will not start until January when my  current one expires.


title: Five Stars

text: Fantastic mag


title: Well written articles

text: Great how to source material


title: Old book

text: Good hobby


title: Five Stars

text: as desribed


title: Five Stars

text: It was a gift


title: Five Stars

text: Bought as a gift


title: Purchase it!

text: best, most sophisticated weekly in America.


title: Advertisements galore

text: Mostly advertiements vs few articles.


title: Top Grade...

text: Excellent in all aspects. Informationial over the top. Great magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: What a great magazine!


title: Love it...

text: Love the magazine, novice carver but plenty of good information.


title: Great magazine

text: Tried to cancel


title: Star lover

text: I love it !!! The best magazine I subscribe to.


title: Good Information

text: I do miss the nice glossy photos it use to have, but still a good magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: My grandson loves this magazine.


title: Stay up to date on everything automotive

text: Great writing, fun articles


title: Not good

text: Once you get a subscription you can’t get out !!!!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Great NC mag


title: not what it used to be

text: generally disappointing.  definitely has the larger market in mind.


title: after weeks and weeks of waiting, I have yet to receive a magazine----what a joke

text:
after weeks and weeks of waiting I have yet to receive a magazine,
I ordered another magazine at the same time and have received 3 of
that order already.


title: Informative

text: Always looking forward to the next issue.  Educational and Entertaining.


title: Five Stars

text: Product reviews, recipes, decorating ideas.


title: Love the illustrations & detailed instructions

text: I usually pick a different cook/bake magazine for myself for Christmas (from my hubbie) and this year I am going back to Cook's Illustrated. I'm into them taking a rather complicated recipe and breaking it down and simplying it. Their rye bread, pizza dough, etc., are awesome and work.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband really enjoys this magazine!


title: 3nd generation of readers

text: My first born received this magazine as a Christmas gift, my second born got her copy, my granddaughter enjoyed hers and now my great-granddaughter is reading her copy.  Thank you


title: 3rd generation of readers

text: My mother worked for Curtis Publishing in the 50's and brought the magazine home for us.  I purchased it for my 2 children, then my grandchild and now my great grandchild and she loves it.


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite periodicals. Very detailed technical info.


title: Five Stars

text: thanks


title: So much to read receipts etc

text: Great magazine


title: A good magazine to read

text: Great magazine receives good paint colors


title: Enjoyable

text: I love this magazine!! It’s been read in my family for two generations


title: great magazine for littles :)

text:
My 3 year old daughter can't wait to get this in the mail each month. She loves the stories... especially all the stories and art from kids her age.

Clubhouse junior does a good job of celebrating God's creation and encouraging kids to think and act like Christ in a very gentle and child centered way.

I definitely think the target age is 4/5 plus, the puzzles and questions are geared for that age. But if you have a 3 year old who loves to read, they can probably stick with the stories. Mine does!

We will renew when the subscription is up. Thanks clubhouse for putting such positive stuff into print. :)


title: Great for Grandma!

text: This is the perfect gift for an older relative. They can see it well, and will actually enjoy reading it.  My 96-year-old grandmother looks forward to her's each month.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Nice Magazine

text: Husband seems to like it, part of his xmas gift.


title: Excellent addition for reading and adding general knowledge

text: Must have for curious kids or raising their curiosity level.


title: Five Stars

text: Good ideas & arrived in a timely manner


title: Makes you feel like you too can be an excellent cook with an ...

text: Yummo! Makes you feel like you too can be an excellent cook with an organized life!


My son could not be happier! This magazine is perfect for his age (10)! It is easy to read and understand.


I get this for my 14 year old daughter. And that is exactly who this waste of paper is aimed at. There is no substance; just mindless tidbits about today's crop of teen idols. I give it a generous three stars because my daughter loves it and that's what matters.


title: Five Stars

text: enjoy very much


title: Magazine

text: It's a news magazine. I read about half of them each week. Not sure if I will renew, but some of the articles, so far, have been fantastic. Great writers, just not a lot of time to read them every week.


title: Beginner stuff

text: I've only received one edition and there wasn't much information as I had hoped for.  Nice articles, one great article, but I think I could have googled the topic and gotten more.  I won't be renewing


I remember these from when I was in grade school and wanted them for my grandson..he loves them and we have fun reading them together


title: Ordered a Subscription, Never Received an Issue

text: I'm sure the magazine is fine, my daughter liked it at the book store. So, for her 13th birthday, we ordered her a subscription. They initially told us that it would take five weeks to get it started but after six weeks we checked on the status and they assured us that it would be delivered soon. Well, after three months we gave up and cancelled the order after not receiving any issues, only promises that they'd be delivered soon. We were outraged when we received a notice informing us that we'd receive less than have of what we'd paid as a refund because we'd waited so long to cancel the order. We've sent a note to customer service and we'll update this review when we've heard something back but we don't intend to place any magazine subscriptions through Amazon again.


title: Where is Jo??

text: Who is that a picture of on the current Magnolia magazine?? That is not Jo!! I’v e been a Jo snd Chip fan since the onset of Fixer Upper, but this is not “Jo” on issue no.21..<br />who is it and why??? Such great people , don’t ruin a very, very good thing.. we love Jo snd Chip, whoever is this gal on the No.21 cover???? Not Jo that we have come to love….🥴🙏


title: Great for learning.

text: 7 year olds favorite magazine. Very informative.


title: Attractive to look at is all.

text: This is an attractive magazine, but it doesn't apply to me. Most of the recipes have ingredients that I've never heard of or tasted. The grocery stores here in northern Michigan usually have never heard of some of the ingredients either.  I was hoping to see more articles about wine, but there are very few.  I'd like to know about wineries, and how wine is made and about wine contests around the  country and what wines won at the contests and about the different grapes that are used in making wine and which ones grow best where in our country, etc. but the articles I've been seeing haven't interested me. I won't be renewing my subscription.


title: Fun Magazine

text: I look forward to this magazine each month. There are several photos of the latest fashions, who makes/sells them and their prices. I may not be able to afford many of the clothes shown, but I see their design and colors and know that eventually the styles will be in the stores where I normally shop. There are also articles on make up, hair and skin care that are useful and interesting.


title: Mere shadow of the publication that it once was.  Also they renew without permission

text:
First, it had been many years since I saw a copy of this magazine.  My mother had a subscription going all the way back to the 1950's, my grandmother had a subscription going back to her own childhood.  My mother inherited all her mothers copies when my grandmother died.  I inherited those going back to February 1922, just over 1000 issues.  I still have them.  I have since read every issue.  I hadn't read it in years, not since the late 1970's.  I was missing 2007-2020 and figured I could catch up at the public library.  I saw it advertised here on Amazon in 2020 and felt nostalgic so I ordered a one year subscription for $5.  I got about $5 worth.  It is unfortunate that the publishers have decided to reduce the Wallace's masterpiece into something for people with short attention spans.  To say I was disappointed is an understatement.  The magazine is 1/4 the size I remember and it shrunk from a monthly subscription to ten times a year.  I decided not to renew.

In the autumn of 2021 I continued to receive issues past my one year subscription date.  I took the issue back to the post office with a note attached telling them to cancel.  I continued to get issues and have repeated this every time they sent an issue since.  I was just reviewing my account and discovered a charge for $17.98 for a renewal and Amazon told me they could not cancel the subscription that it was too late.  I checked the archive of my purchases and discovered that they slipped this by me last year and I never noticed on my checking account.  I have gone from disappointed to furious.  Not only have they desecrated the Wallace's masterpiece but they have turned it into a criminal enterprise!

I strongly recommend NOT ordering this subscription.  If your local library has this magazine archived I suggest going there and reading copies from prior to this century.  The worst article from before 2000 is infinitely better than  the best one I read in the one year of subscription that I authorized.

One final note.  They are no longer publishing 10 issues a year.  If you order this and expect 10 issues you will be disappointed.  This magazine is now only published 9 times a year.  And while it always had advertising, it is now more than 50% advertising which is another extreme disappointment.


title: Corvette information

text: Really enjoy the articles & the information regarding all kinds & years of corvettes


title: Five Stars

text: Ok


title: Continued great quality - Kindle version great

text: Great publication - I love having both the print and Kindle version, but honestly would be happy with just the Kindle version.


title: Not a good deal

text: I was extremely disappointed at the amount of advertising/sponsorship in this magazine! Recipes looked good but ingredients are way too high priced for simply trying out a new meal idea.  Best for someone wanting to do the 30 day program since there was a complete meal by meal plan included.


title: Interesting magazine

text: Interesting magazine.  I enjoy reading it.

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title: Great Magazine

text: Scientific American almost always has several extremely interesting articles for me to read.  This magazine helps me keep up with the newest discoveries in natural science.


title: Tired magazine

text: I guess this was a one year gift I somehow received and the second issue just came and I'm embarrassed to have it on my kitchen table. My 3 yr old is ogling the cover girl and comparing herself to her. I thought this was supposed to be about female empowerment. I tore off the cover and threw it away. Then as I am reading it there are articles about how long to go down on your man and asking men what part of a woman is better : this vs that. I'm throwing in the trash. There are very few workouts here and the recipes don't feel very collectible. Neither do the (yawn) exercises. Reading a magazine must be the worst way to get motivated to exercise.


title: Love MStewart Living

text: Love Martha Stewart Living...great price. My subscription ran out, so I was happy to find this deal. I will always check Amazon for subscription prices.


title: Five Stars

text: nice magzne


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine


title: Outstanding.

text: As a lifelong fan of classical music, you couldn't ask for a more interesting and intellectual source of information and entertainment. And, if that wasn't enough, each issue comes with a free CD. Perfect.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice magazine


title: Fashion Delivered To Your Door!!!

text: This subscription arrived a little before the estimate I was given. Magazine fab quality and price. The fashion bible if you will! I will definitely get future subscriptions from Amazon prime!


title: Five star Winner

text: I like Dr. Oz. he  isn't afraid to think outside the box.


title: Home and Garden

text: Nice magazine.  A little to early to see what future magazines are going to be like.  But so far, so good.


title: Awesome

text: It's national geographic


title: Spectacular Magazine.  Every child should receive a subscription!

text: Interesting, Engaging, Awe Inspiring and so Human.  I love this magazine.  It reminds me everytime of what an amazing and awesome planet we live on with equally fascinating creatures and of course human beings.  It's a spiritual experience without the supernatural bull-s___.


title: Good value

text: This is a solid magazine that has some interesting projects and features in it.  I am by no means a professional, but I like to build things every now and then and we have done some light-to-medium remodel projects ourselves around our house.  More than direct instruction, I get ideas and exposure to new methods and tools through this magazine.  I make sure to thumb through every section but there are few issues that get picked up again and again.  Overall, a good magazine for what Amazon charges.


title: Great magazine

text:
My husband and I love to recreational kayak and even have a well known website on kayaking in Oklahoma. We both look forward to receiving this magazine every couple of months because of it's great photos and features.

Every year I buy this for my husband, but I enjoy it as much as he does. Reading the stories and seeing the photos really inspire us to get away from the computer, toss the boats in the truck and hit the water.

I highly recommend this magazine, it's inexpensive, has great features & photos and it helps you "get away from it all" even when you're stuck inside.


title: Good magazine

text: Love this magazine


never orded it.............


title: Best price !

text: I can read it without a screen or a pwr source.  Very portable.


title: No longer what this army pocket knife magazine used to be

text: I guess some people get offended with knowledge, I know the world changed long ago but knowledge it always something handy to learn, at least dissect a flat screen tv, although no serviceable parts inside, show real articles and not just disguised ads for overpriced products.


title: Fantastic Magazine!

text:
Pros:

-Covers the full price range with good details.
-Well written.
-Full coverage of new products before they are released.
-Covers events.

Cons:

-Makes me want some whiskys not available in the US (but I still enjoy reading about them).

This is a must if you like whisky or whikey!


title: Something for everyone.

text: This is tough to evaluate. Just depends on what you like, but there is always something of interest.


title: Five Stars

text: Fun mag


title: Guess I'm over the car mags

text: Too bad that the print mags are becoming less relevant with all the news coming out online and on YouTube way before the print gets to your mailbox.  Motor Trend is still one of the good publications, but the few reviews and articles are outdated by the time you get them.


title: Best Value

text: Has typically good content, show/movie reviews. But the current subscription rate is one sixth of what our current provider is offering for same magazine.


title: Going to cancel

text: I'm probably going to cancel my subscription. It doesn't have Saturday and Sunday morning programming.


title: Great for a hunter

text: My son-in-law loves it.<br />Grandson also loved the fly fishing issue last year.


title: Grandkids love this magazine

text: It is delivered to my house and they can hardly wait to get here so we can read every page together.  Sometimes animal cards come inside of the magazine that they love to keep.  It's entertaining and educational.


title: Great material and Product Reviews

text: My son is in Boy Scouts and enjoys the material for hiking tips and equipment evaluations.


title: Always a Good read

text: Great material and maintenance tips. Only wish a greater balance on half ton towing and more performance up grade research for gas half tons.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: GOOD

text: GOOD MAG. SO FAR, ONE MONTH MISSING FROM THIS 2 YR SUBSCRIPTION.


title: Wired is not for me in so many ways

text: Most of the stories are of no interest to me - my opinion is that this magazine has gone down in many ways in recent years.  Of the very few articles that may be of interest to me, the vast majority of these articles are just too hard or too tedious to read.  I have 20/20 vision and, even with magnified reading glasses, I have either (1) a hard time reading the tiny print, (2) get bored and annoyed trying to decipher their tiny print and/or (3) get disgusted with their low contrast type (light gray on white for example).  This month, Wired hit a new low printing an article that appeared to be printed in what looked to me like 4, 5, or 6 point type.  Many of their articles are slanted politically so as to be written for left coast readers.  A computer magazine?  I think not.


title: Worthless

text: Don't waste your time!


title: For Real

text: Real Simple


title: Five Stars

text: Every issue so far has been chock full of useful information.


title: Five Stars

text: My teenage daughters love this magazine!


title: Great Magazine

text: Even though we don't believe half of this, it is fun stuff to see how silly celebrities are. Keeps us grounded.


title: Need Ideas? This is for you.

text: Handyman Magazine is very good for the DIYer.  It contains many good ideas for projects and gives very good tool comparisons.


title: Good articles.

text: Look forward to receiving this every month.


title: No longer a Men's magazine.

text: Esquire is not what it used to be.  Might as well be People magazine for metrosexuals.


title: I even enjoy reading them with the kids

text: The kids are so excited to get these in the mail. Very informational...I even enjoy reading them with the kids. Great price and great magazine. Makes a great gift for a child as well.


title: Big things come in small packages

text: love this small compact carrier it fits exactly what I need. I recommend the purchase of this small pocketbook especially if you don't want to Lug around a big heavy pocketbook


title: More articles of other places than Georgia, Alabama and Missippi

text: I would like to see more articles of Arkansas and Texas.


title: Subscriber for many years

text: Enjoy the recipes and home decorating articles


title: Enjoy the recipes and the decorations

text: Great magazine


title: Love it

text: Enjoy the pics and the articles


title: I should know it all!

text: I've been a subscriber 90% of the past 15ish years - the rest of the time I had procrastinated past all the emails and letters they sent me, until I realize it didn't arrive for the quarter (as I did today).. It was only about 2 years ago when an issue first brought Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria to my attention and it all suddenly made sense! - I have at least 2/3 kids and a husband all somewhere in the mix of ADD/ADHD and each magazine truly helps us all a little! - We'll never be "in the box" but it feels amazing to feel understood!


My daughter loved it but it took about 5 months to ship because of corona


title: Love this mag!

text: One of my favorite magazines, I renew my subscription every year.


title: Four Stars

text: still too many ads but the actual content is Oprah good


title: HGTV

text: this is a great magazine, plenty of information and just like their tv shows great , that's all I can say


title: Simply Real

text: This is one of my favorite mags. I like that I can renew it thru Amazon at a good price


title: Great deal

text: Great reading


title: Great deal

text: Great deal for a great publication


title: Wife loves it

text: Great value


title: Magazine for Southern Maine

text: If you are from Maine, you'll know what I'm taking about.  This magazine unfortunately covers mainly Southern Maine in most of its issues.  Very little on the rest of the state.  There is already a magazine called Portland, so there is no need for this.  We want to see coverage from ALL of Maine, the beauty of the whole state.  Please.


title: Five Stars

text: Great husker farm news.


title: I love pop-Sci!

text:
Fun to skim through and read. One of my favorite mags for sure.

Your not going to learn rocket science through it, its mostly dumbed down science for the masses, but its entertaining, somewhat educational, and makes you think.

I wont be cancelling this sub.


title: Five Stars

text: Great gift!


title: Love

text: Great magazine subscription


title: Three Stars

text: Too expensive for little substance


title: Great!

text: Great!


title: Five Stars

text: Love Wired all access pass


title: Know Whats On Tv

text: I like the convenience the TV Guide gives me for setting up my DVR,I use it every day reading highlights about programs,whats new,when to watch and having it on the Kindle is just a bonus.


title: Husband loved it!

text: Got this for my husband for Christmas...he is definitely a golf enthusiast and loved the magazine.  He reads each one cover to cover.  Very good investment on my part!


title: All local grocery store ingredients.

text: The recipes are easy to follow &all ingredients are in your local grocery store.Pictures are great!


title: Five Stars

text: Makes a great gift!


title: ok

text: Fun Read,I learn a lot.great magazine


title: Great for beginners like me

text: Got my second journal, very imformatiove, easy to read, and I think helpful journal for a beginner like me. Read cover to cover.


title: Too much other stuff needs more recipes.

text: Less BS and more recipies.


title: Please Help

text: This is a Gift for my daughter-in-law, I did not get to put her address on anything. How can I do this?<br />Please help.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine


title: Good magazine for kids who love animals

text: This is a good magazine to get for a preschooler who loves animals, or any small person in whom you want instill a love and appreciation and curiosity about nature. However, I would not sign up for the auto-renewal since the child may be too old for it by the time it comes up for renewal. This magazine would probably be too simple for most children over 5. When they are school-age and up they will appreciate Ranger Rick.


title: Wholesome and fun for 4-year-old

text: Often when it's time to pick a book to read at bedtime, my 4-year-old will reach for one of his High Five magazines instead of a traditional kids' book. This is quite a relief because some of the "regular" kids books he has picked out involve semi-violent super heroes and branded characters without much of an educational component. We like reading High Five together and participating in activities that use different skills, such as counting, finding hidden pictures, and reading short stories. It's sometimes a bit too easy for him so I think after this year (after he turns 5) we'll move on to the regular Highlights magazine. But it's really great fun for the preschool years and I think it's teaching him to love books and reading, even when they don't involve licensed characters.


title: Five Stars

text: Good price and a very good magazine to keep you informed about what is happening in the "Entertainment" area.


title: Fast start up

text: Subscription started quicker than expected.


title: It's one of those....

text: This is one of those magazines which you pick up, flip the cover page and proceed reading until the very last page. I believe I read every single article in every copy I received so far. Very informative. Well worth subrscription price. And with current subscription special at 5 bucks, how can you go wrong......you can't.


title: Sunset Magazine Value

text: This magazine, Sunset, is a must read for California subscribers. It is a very good value via amazon.com's autorenewal service. We rate this magazine 5 stars.


title: My grandkids love it!!

text: I was actually at their house when they received the first issue. They loved it!!


title: Two Stars

text: Same old stuff.


title: TEXAS ARCHITECT

text: This is a very well thought out magazine.  The layout and the visuals are top notch.  The paper used has a luxurious feel and makes the images very crisp.  The writing is very good and the articles are well researched.  If you have any interest in current architecture in Texas, or just have an interest in architecture in general I highly recommend you getting a subscription to this magazine; you won't be disappointed.


title: ARCHITECTURAL EXCELLENCE

text: I LOVE THIS MAGAZINE!!..I like everything about this excellent magazine.  It always begins with the most current news on architecture around the world.  The articles are always well written and interesting, whether you agree or not.  The photography is amazing, some of the shots are incredible.  I highly recommend this to anyone with any interest whatsoever in architecture, you will love this magazine.


title: REALLY GQ

text: I love this magazine, the images are crisp, the writing consistantly to quality and the photography is always fabulous.  Let's face it when a magazine coins a phrase, you know it's good.  I have read GQ for several years and have found it consistantly good, though I must confess the only part that I consider must read every month is Style Guy, I don't always agree with him, but I love the questions, you really wonder if these people have ever picked up the magazine the are writing to..one never knows.  The clothes they feature are usually top shelf, uh with top shelf prices as well..I mean a $2000 pair of alligator lofers..you gotta love it.  If you have any interest in the latest styles and some great writing as well, then I highly recommend this book to you, though frankly I can't imagine anyone reading this that does not already have an opinion of this iconic magazine..but if you don't then by all means pick it up and form your own opinion..it's worth the effort.


title: If Vanity is Wrong I don't Want To Be Right

text: Let me say straight up, this is a great magazine..it is one of the few magazines that is consistantly good.  I have been a subscriber for seven years and I can say without reservations that this is one of the best magazines in print. The contributing writers like, Christopher Hitchens are first rate, I will admit Hitchens is an aquired taste, but he always makes me think..and laugh everytime I read his essay's, whether I agree or not.  I also enjoy reading Dominic Dunne's diary, he really does have a great life, and he knows everyone..who's anyone, granted he is a total gossip and a social butterfly, but he knows it, he is in on the joke so to speak.  I was afraid the quality of the magazine would suffer when the singular Tina Brown left, but Greydon Carter has continued her steller helmsmanship.  I highly recommend this magazine, I really don't know a soul who has subscribed to this magazine that has not loved it..honest.


title: Hard to find item

text: My mother is a great fan of true crime stories, I remember her reading the American version of this magazine when I was growing up so was quite happy to find this available for her.  Because of her health problems mother does not get out much anymore and spends her time reading and watching TV.  She especially likes collections of short true crime reports, as exemplified by this magazine.  This publication is expensive ($100 for 2 years) but a real treat for her.


title: Simthsonian 1-year subscription

text: I bought this subscription as a gift for a relative. I already have subscription to Smithsonian. My relative hasn't received the first issue of the subscription yet.


title: Good for First Timers

text: I was excited to receive my monthly issue, but disappointed with the articles. Perhaps I was expecting too much. The titles of the articles were interesting but the content general. I was hoping to learn new things and have my creativity inspired. If you are new to business, you may enjoy it.