title: Save your money....the quality and customer service are horrible

text:
Your money is better spent on new strings and hanging at Talkbass than on this. Signed up for a year for $12.00 as a promotion in 2012....took 4 months to get first magazine, then they missed a few more, called repeated and was told over and over the missing ones were coming and they never came (I was told the first missing one would arrive in 6-8 weeks....I got that one after I received THE NEXT 2 monthly issues....unacceptable) . In the end I would up with 9 out of 123 issues and told them I would NEVER renew again. They offered me a free extension and discount, but I refused.

The magazine itself is slick, but really thin and mostly full of ads so if you want substance, you are out of luck. The tabs are nice but dont really interest me. Magazine seems mostly geared toward either Jazz or Heavy Metal (dont get me wrong, I have no problems with either, but I really dont see much diversity with the few articles that have).


title: Outstanding price

text: Best price around for one of my wifes favorite monthly magazines.  Time after time I find the best prices at Amazon.com.  Great top quality deals with BIG money savings.<br />JEH in Arizona


title: Very informative for seasoned and newbie sweepers!

text: Recently received my first newsletter and it has a generous amount of sweeps listings, both mail-in and online entries, with full instructions and mail-in and web addresses.  There is an additional Best Sweepstakes Newsletter subscription option that includes sweep contests that are announced after the regular newsletter publication  I am glad I subscribed to the Best Sweepstakes Newsletter because a newbie especially has a difficult time sorting the legit sweeps from the scam sweeps and the BSN goes all out to find the best of the quality sweeps in a wide variety of sweeps formats.  I look forward to next month's publication.


title: A great gift idea

text:
I purchased this subscription for my son as one of his Christmas gifts.  He really enjoys reading it from cover to cover and said, "There are some great articles and information in that magazine."

The only complaint I would have is that this subscription took what seemed like forever (about four months from order date) to arrive in his mailbox.  Good thing I gave him a note on the expected arrival date!


title: My kids love this magazine

text: My kids love this magazine, very informative and fun.  The pictures and articles are educational and entertaining. I have 3 sons between 10 and 14 and they fight over who will get to read it first.


title: Lots of Pics and Info. Little Advertisement

text: One of the most packed magazines on the market. Very few advertisements. Great value. This is for the amateur birder and gardener. Mid level to expert level would likely not enjoy.

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title: Was going to get a subscription as a gift but decided not to

text: When I read reviews about problems with renewal notices followed by credit warnings, and multiple copies of back issues to those re-subscribing, I backed off. I am not sure why neither Amazon nor Rodale bothers to address/explain complaints here, but it doesn't inspire my confidence nor help them sell subscriptions. My 85-year-old mom subscribed to Prevention and another digest size magazine. The other magazine sold her a subscription out to 2017, using predatory, confusing renewal notices to elderly with bad memory, and still doing it, despite my requests to stop. The magazines might be under financial stress, but these predatory subscription practices make a smart buyer run the other way. Do you really think we don't notice?  Amazon, why are you supporting this poor customer service?? Can Amazon at least try to explain and reassure concerns?


title: Five Stars

text: Fun!


title: Still has not started

text: My granddaughter likes this magazine and asked for it for Christmas.  It will be awhile before the first one is delivered.


title: Three Stars

text: Problem getting it started.


title: Five Stars

text: like


title: Great Magazine

text: This magazine has some great content. I keeps you up to date on all the latest scientific projects that are pending. It also contains a lot of reviews for products.


title: Love it

text: Great magazine, full of awesome ideas


title: Monthly surprise!

text: Seems repetitive!


title: Grandson Loves This Magazine

text: It is still a classic. Something that my grandson loves to read. It is one of those magazines that he will pick up over and over again to go through. That type of humor it timeless.


title: Perfect for my 4 year old granddaughter

text: My granddaughter loves her magazine.  She like the interactive sections.  This magazine is educational while being and fun and engrossing.


title: This was a gift subscription.

text: This is not my magazine. I buy it for my daughter-in-law.  I believe she finds it a valuable resource.


title: A very good beauty magazine

text: Unlike the other major fashion/beauty magazines which put fashion first and beauty a distant second, the focus of "Allure" is 90% beauty, 10% fashion.  In fact, "Allure" could dispense with the fashion section entirely; the clothes aren't interesting and the photo layout for the clothes is just plain dull.  And the monthly article on an acting/recording star is a waste of space.  But the makeup section and the beauty tips are great.  One of my favorite sections is the Directory, which features top beauty salons in major cities around the country.  For the past year "Allure" has also run a monthly makeover section featuring two women who underwent a year-long makeover mostly dedicated to losing weight and shaping up; the subjects are women readers can identify with.  "Allure" is one of the few fashion/beauty magazines to regularly feature models of all ethnic groups in their editorial pages with makeup shades that look good on women of every shade from ebony to ivory.  One of "Allure"'s greatest strengths is that they don't pander to any makeup company or brand; they are upfront about what works and what doesn't.  They have also run some serious articles about the pluses and negatives of cosmetic surgery and the risks involved.  In the world of fashion/beauty magazines, "Allure" occupies a special niche of its own.


title: What in the world has happened to Vogue magazine??

text:
I originally reviewed this magazine in 2004 and at that time I gave it four stars.  Since that time, the magazine has deteriorated to the point that it's a toss-up whether to give it one star, or be generous and give it two.

Vogue used to be America's premier fashion periodical.  Back in the day, when Diana Vreeland, and Jessica Daves before her, had the top editorial spot, the magazine was a byword for class and elegance.  The covers were works of art -- some of them were so good that they were suitable for framing.  The models actually looked like models.  And the clothes exuded taste and style.

Enter Anna Wintour, and exit class, elegance and everything else that made Vogue special.  The magazine started to skid straight down the tubes and, sad to say, the slide has accelerated.  The covers have become just plain awful.  I've seen classier, more artistic covers on Women's Day.  The September 2008 cover was particularly dreadful.  Keira Knightley, a lovely young woman, was shown with a hairstyle looking like a five year old had taken a blunt weed whacker to her head, wearing something that looked like Grandma's old curtains cinched by a cheap patent leather belt.  The clothes in recent issues look like something you would wear to a bad Halloween party, at astronomical prices.  And the models look like eastern European zombies.  If Vogue is trying to sell clothes, they should start featuring clothes you can actually wear, and put them on somebody who doesn't look like the walking dead.

Vogue used to have pretty good articles, but recently they have deteriorated as well.  They did run a very good, well-written, thoughtful piece in July 2008 on racism in the fashion industry in which they focused on the dearth of non-white models.  Great piece, I thought as I read it, now maybe Vogue will take a look at the endless bland parade of European models in their own pages and start practicing what they preach.  Yeah right.  In every succeeding issue it was back to normal -- the same pale, empty-looking faces staring vapidly at the cameras.  Not that a black model would mean a drop in sales.  In July 2008, Italian Vogue dedicated the whole issue to black models and sold out its entire print run.  They actually had to go into reprints.  That issue has become a collectors' item.

The final nail in Vogue's coffin, as far as I am concerned, was their December 2008 issue featuring Jennifer Aniston looking luscious in a long red dress with the caption (on the cover, yet) "Jennifer Aniston: I think what Angelina did was very uncool".  My eyes almost fell out of my head.  Is Vogue trying to reinvent itself as a celebrity tabloid?  If I want to read about the Pitt/Aniston/Jolie triangle for the umpteen-thousandth time, I'll pick up Life & Style or In Touch or something of that ilk.  This is nothing more than the cheapest kind of pandering to the fans of the trash tabloids to sell their magazine.

Vogue does have good photography, I'll give them that much, but nothing that isn't presented better in Harper's Bazaar.  And their layout is quite good; in fact, better than Bazaar's.  But the overall substance and content of the magazine have deteriorated to the point where Vogue and I have finally come to a parting of the ways.  I've just cancelled my subscription after ten years.  Maybe if and when Wintour departs, the magazine will find its way back to its former eminence.  Until then, I'm going with their sister publication on the other side of the pond, British Vogue.  In just about every category, it's a much better magazine.

Judy Lind
November 12, 2008


title: A visual treat -- but that's about it

text: "Harper's Bazaar" has been running a losing race with "Vogue" for the past 40 years.  The magazine should play to its strengths.  Its graphics and photo layouts are terrific.  However, the articles are insipid and superficial; not worth a read.  "Bazaar" unfortunately went downhill when Liz Tilberis took over the top spot; in the 60s and 70s the look was all about elegance and glamour.  Ms. Tilberis stated in an editorial in the 90's that fashion was all about "youth and ectomorphism" and featured human Barbie dolls in grunge outfits.  Okay, it looked funny, but what woman over 25 would spend good money to look like that?  The impression one gets from reading "Bazaar" now is that it's still trying to find its target audience.  When "Bazaar" stops acting as if it were afraid to compete with Vogue and emphasizes its strengths, it will be a much better magazine.


title: Hmmm!

text: Nice Magazine, but to many advertisements.


title: Excellent Choice for Magazine Gift Giving

text: National Geographic Magazine is prime reading, particularly when you are far from home. I sent a subscription to my Army son who can now follow NGM no matter where he is stationed.


title: Excellent Magazine for Gift Giving.

text: I sent a Discovery subscription to my Army son. A good magazine gives much enjoyment, particularly when you are far from home.


title: Truly Informative and Inspiring For The Environmentally Concerned

text:
This review refers to the High Country News magazine and the subscription.

First the magazine... I can not say enough good things about it, so for starters I'll let them speak for themselves:

"High Country News is a 501(c)(3) independent nonprofit media organization that covers the issues that define the American West. Its mission is to inform and inspire people to act on behalf of the region's diverse natural and human communities."

And inform and inspire with in-depth articles it does. The articles - which concern all aspects of the environment from the land,the air, the waters, endangered species, people making a difference and much more - are some of the most informative and well researched and written I've read on these subjects. Some articles run several pages and have back-stories as well. Anything you can imagine or have not imagined is well reported. Farming, the logging industry, the dairy industry,migration problems and solutions, trees in danger,animals in the wild, are a few topics among the many.

The journal(larger in height than you're usual magazine) may run from about 25-40 pages but it is packed with interesting and educational stories.And they are not short blurbs! Full page ads? - you may see 1 or 2 at the most, and those are usually for some good cause like Heifers Int. Even the back page is filled with fabulous blogs of 'Heard Around the West" stories. There is a few pages of classified in the back section where you can find a job in the outdoors or find some land;tours and travel - there's an advertisement for Tucson, Arizona that opens: "Pay no attention to the Arizona Governor." ; does your horse need to be shod - you'll find someone for that as well.

There is a Research Fund that you can contribute to to help the researchers and journalists of the nonprofit org. continue the important work they are doing. But you will not be bombarded with pleas. One of those full page ads is for this purpose, and they list the contributors each issue.

The Subscription-

I am truly a happy camper when I see my newest issue in my mailbox between all the bills and junk mail. It arrives every two weeks like clock-work My only problem there is that, there is so much to read that I usually haven't finished my last issue yet. When I first ordered it, I really wasn't expecting to see it for the usual 6-8 weeks of most periodicals, however it arrived within 10 days of the day I wrote the check. There was only one time - of which I was informed - that the issue would be delayed for the New Year. But  - I would suggest checking the web site of HCN(.org) for a much better deal than the subscription price here. Also it is available there in digital form(for less) or an iphone app. I did not see it available for kindle(yet), but if you subscribe to the mail service you also get the digital. And of course it is printed on recycled paper.

If you are interested in environmental issues you will love this informative magazine. Even if you don't live in a Western state.This is news that really effects everyone on earth.

Get Inspired and Enjoy the read....Laurie


title: I Had A Subscription ....Each Issue Was Like A 100 Page Pamphlet For A Travel Agency

text:
I had a subscription to this "magazine" and this was my experience:

"Travel 50 & Beyond" was on almost every page an ad
for "Vacations To Go" There were very few articles on travel destinations and most of those were in a section called "sponsored section" - sponsored by who? well Vacations To Go of course. Sometimes the articles were even written by the editor and editorial asst. of the publication.

Any articles that were printed were always glowing reports, nothing unbiased. So I googled the publisher - vacationpublications - and here's another big surprise - vacationspublications came up with this:
"Vacations To Go is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Vacation Publications, Inc., which publishes magazines, books and special reports for the travel and mature ..."

I feel like I really got taken. This was like one big pamphlet for thier travel company. I probably could have gotten all of it for free from their agency. Not only that but aside from pictures of some really happy looking older folks, I didn't particularly feel that this "magazine" - I hate to even call it that - was geared toward people age 50 plus.

There were many cruises(all of course should be booked through vacations to go), and some foreign travel that would probably blow a couple months of our fixed income. I would have liked to see some road trips or even train tours through the good ole U.S.A. There were some suggestions for a couple of vacations in some states, with maybe a map of the entire state, but not much actually showing any kind of route to take. There was an article a few months ago for a trip through route 66, but once again this was written by an editorial asst of Travel 50.

I ordered this through a subscription from a school fundraiser; the only thing good I have to say is that the publication arrives on schedule. Well, why wouldn't it?...Vacations To Go will benefit highly from any reservations made through this,their own magazine...and subscribers are just paying for all the ads- about 100 pages worth. Fahgetaboutit!.

thanks and Happy Trails....Laurie


title: For the Beverly Hills Cowboys and Gals

text:
This review refers to "Cowboys and Indians"(magazine)

 I purchased this"Cowboys and Indians" during my last grocery shopping trip when I was passing the magazine rack and there was John Wayne's face gracing the cover. This edition is a "Special Collector's Edition" with a centennial tribute to our guy. I couldn't resist. And I thought that I may even order a subscription because Cowboys and Indians hold a great interest for me. I love everything to do with them. The feature article on The Duke was great, and I enjoyed reading it very much, but there is not too much else about this publication that would make me want to put out the money to receive it on a regular basis.

 The magazine is pretentious and geared toward those cowboys and gals who may be living in Beverly Hills. The pages are nearly cover to cover advertisements for high style and high priced goods ranging from land to furniture, artwork, jewelry and clothing. There were a few articles, poems and stories between all the schmaltz. In this issue I was interested in one about a French cowboy actor Jean "Joe" Hamman(1885 - 1974) dubbed the 'french John Wayne".I also found some great western recipe and gardening tips.When I saw an article titled 'Hi-Ho Silver", I got excited thinking it would at least be something having to do with "The Lone Ranger", but of course it was pages and pages of high priced jewlery.For the most part, this high quality magazine didn't give me much on real cowboys. And there was almost nothing on the 'Indian" part of the title. Aside from some beautiful looking sculpture(and a small blurb), one that probably is worth more then my car(I'm not sure how much it cost because you had to call a number to find out), there wasn't much on them at all.

 It's probably worth a view once or twice a year for those interested in  upcoming events and art fairs, etc, as there are calendars with the various events. And even there, I didn't see any pow-wows listed.  But I wouldn't recommend a subscription is you are looking for some substantial reads of "Cowboys and Indians"

 Happy Trails.....Laurie


title: A great Magazine!

text: Great magazine.  It's so nice to get real Magazine to hold on to and read. There's something too be said about a real Magazine in your hands too enjoy lots of great articles.


title: Family Handyman Review

text: Family Handyman is an excellent publication.  It is clear, concise and has plenty of photographs and diagrams.  I especially like helpful hints from readers and the bloopers at the end...funny to me but not to the poor souls who screwed up on projects, sometimes big-time.  I highly recommend FH if you're into DIY.  Oh, and ordering on Amazon was a snap.


title: This is a beautiful magazine....

text: I just received my first issue (magazine, not Kindle), and it is beautiful.  It is very elegant and has everything from photographs of English castles to home decor to very unique recipes - lots of recipes.  For awhile, I could not find this - did it go out of publication for awhile?  Anyways, so glad to be receiving it again.


title: My mom loves this, I order it every year.

text: This is a great magazine, with beautiful photos and very helpful articles.  You can get great ideas from this, for all rooms in your home.  .


title: Four Stars

text: For a European History teacher this is an invaluable resource.


Received one issue before July 4th Haven't seen anymore issues. I get emails from the post office showing what to expect and TV Guide obviously isn't sending them as they never appear in the email from USPS.<br /> I have contacted TV Guide and I haven't received a response so they take your money and then never respond.


title: He liked

text: Given as a gift. He liked it


title: Never received.

text: I ordered this for my granddaughter as a gift.  My automatic renewal reminder came.  I wanted to see if my granddaughter was enjoying it before I renewed.  I found out she never received any of the issues.  They didn't realize or miss it because I did it as a surprise.


title: Is, Is Not

text: It's not an academic journal.  Despite the title, it's not a religious magazine.  It is a review of current archaeological developments in Israel and nearby nations (occasionally farther afield), and includes fascinating articles on any number of topics, such as the development of written language; finely-parsed translations of Bible texts; articles about real or faked antiquities, and the resulting lawsuits; specialists' articles on coins, sculpture, friezes, and whole settlements of the ancient world.  The editor's columns are gems; among other things, Mr Shanks knows everyone who has ever been anyone in the field of Israel-based archaeology, and he's a good writer, too.  BAR contains possibly the most interesting and sometimes infuriating "letters to the editor" section in print anywhere. Because of the many Bible-thumping readers, you won't see photos of sculptured or painted nudes in the magazine.  To me, that's a shame, but ... whatever -- I don't subscribe to it for the pictures.  Also, there's an annual look at digs you can join (and par for the course, there's usually at least one letter to the editor about some scantily-clad lady or lad on the cover of the annual dig issue).  While it may sometimes read like a bunch of tempests in teapots, the information here truly does help a reader put Biblical events into a cultural perspective.  Can't beat that with a stick.


title: Excited about Health

text: Every time I receive this magazine, I can't wait to look through it and learn.  This magazine is so inspiring.  I am 48, I use the information from this magazine for my diet, for my workouts, for inspiration.  This months issue (February 2013, pg. 100) has something I have been curious about, "Kettlebells"  I am going to look on Craigslist to see if I can find any used kettlebells and give these workouts a try (see picture)  I provide a picture from a magazine when I want to give you an idea of what I'm talking about but I won't make it a crisp, clear picture - I'll make it a bit blurry because I don't want to step on toes.  I feel it's a great attention grabber.  I've ordered items after seeing pictures of some of the pages.


title: renewed subscription!

text: Rachael has some fun ideas in her magazines.  I kept picking one up at a local craft/antique mall (used - month old)  Found a great deal offered online and grabbed it.  I enjoy the recipes she shares and the stories


title: 12 & 13 year old happy with this gift

text:
I bought a year subscription to this with the disc and my 12 year old reads it often.  I asked him if the disc was any good and he said it had games he wouldn't have thought to look at which was fun for him to check out.  I am constantly hearing:  "Mom, hear this! Did you know........"  :)

My boys are happy with this subscription and looking forward to the next one.


title: Subscriber who looks forward to next issue

text:
Update:  Still receiving this magazine and still happy with it

I am a true Taste of Home subscriber, for many years - I have so many cookbooks and magazines and really thought I was finished subscribing to food magazines.  Until I stopped at the checkout line and saw this magazine.  This magazine is large (oversized), thick and full of delicious looking photographs that make you want to create the dish on the spot.  I was very impressed and bought it in October of '09.  I immediately went home (couldn't wait to look at it) and started reading.  The pictures are attractive, the recipes are wonderful and the tips are so useful.  I went online and found a great deal on Amazon, so I subscribed.  I have made many of the recipes from the Oct, Nov and December issues.  I ordered my mom and a friend a subscription.  My father-in-law, who is a wonderful cook and loves creating new dishes in the kitchen,  was just here visiting and he looked over the magazine mentioning he should get "this" because he was very impressed.  My fil is a person who downsizes and doesn't like to have many things in the home but he sounded very interested in this magazine and made copies of some of the recipes.  He really liked the beer recommendations and is going to try several of them while he is traveling next month.  I went out and bought a copy of the December issue (this is how I send a gift card)(the magazine itself), ordered a one year subscription as part of his Christmas gift this year and attached a homemade gift card to this issue and sent it to him.

 I like the "50 recipes with one product mini pull out books", like the November issue had 50 different mashed potatoes recipes with one thing in common - Potatoes; the December issue had 50 different cookie recipes - they have the same basic ingredients and then something different is added to each recipe to turn it into a new cookie.  I have enjoyed the information shared by the Food Network Kitchen.  My husband bought some of the kitchen tools based on reviews, especially from Alton Brown, his new book is wonderful!  [[ASIN:1584797959 Good Eats: The Early Years]].  We love Alton in this house!

Definitely worth the price even if you are just buying it at the checkout stand.


title: The Best All-Around History Magazine Out There

text:
And I truly believe that!
I began my subscription to this magazine a month before the first issue even came out - sight unseen. I knew, from the original description, that it was exactly what I was looking for.
Where most magazines seem to cover late 19th century and twentieth century life, History Magazine delves into the more distant past - not being afraid to study everyday life from 300, 400, 500, and even 1000 years ago. The variety of history between each cover astounds me. For example, in the most recent issue (as I write this) - January 2008 - there are articles on New Year's Eve 1907, the history of the game Ping Pong, happenings in the decade of the 1610's, hairwork jewelry, facts and folklore about the Liberty Bell, the mystery of the ghost ship Mary Celeste, and numerous other articles.
It's evident that the articles are written by folks with a passion for the past, although they do not tend to get too detailed - (thank God!) - and stodgy like so many others.
History Magazine tends to lean heavily on American History with a good wealth of world history thrown in, which, again, is exactly what I like. It also covers everyday life - social history - even what can be considered mundane (the history of the fountain pen can be found in the most recent issue as well). But, other history magazines tend to over-look these things, and that's why I continue to subscribe.
I suppose the schooled history majors may thumb their collective noses at such an appealing magazine, due to the fact that it's a great bathroom reader, but for those of you who would like their history presented in an entertaining style, without all of the stodginess thrown in, I recommend this magazine.


title: Adirondacks, God’s country...... this magazine shows it !!

text: Look forward to it every month and NEVER disappointed !!


title: Value

text: Great value.


title: Not in it's glory days anymore

text:
Popular Photography used to be THE magazine if you wanted to learn about photography and get bits of learning every month about new equipment.  Sadly, I have read Japanese Photo magazines that show us what a photography magazine should be.  Thousands of photos in every issue, hardly any white space.  Pop Photography is thin on content, full of white space, more full of advertising that looks like it was mostly done by a 12 year old who is not very interested.

A real disappointment 30 years down the road.

Don't bother getting this magazine, it should just disappear.


title: Feed your nerd spirit

text: Is a great magazine, though too many ads, but full of interesting mechanical/electronic/automobile/tech gadget goodies. Good for any young budding the scientist(s) you may know or get a couple subscriptions for your local middle/high school!


title: Feed your nerd spirit

text: Is a great magazine, though too many ads, but full of interesting futuristic/science conceptual/electronic/tech gadget morsels to feed your brain.


title: Love my Dog

text: Pictures are beautiful


title: excellant magazine

text: Love this magazine


title: Two Stars

text: THANKS


title: so many ads.

text:
you'd think they could do better. but no.
do a sub, they bump the price for renewal immediately.
not worth it.
sadly you can find anything like this free on any website.


title: TV guide

text: Love the articles


title: Great, a real page turner.

text: Well written book and of the type that I read.  I am always looking for well recommended books.


title: Another great gift.

text: I had started this for both our son and my Dad, until my Dad passed, but our son still loves these mags.


title: Wealth of knowledge!

text: Was first introduced to Backpacker 30 years ago. Great source of product tested reviews! Excellent stories, pictures, trails to hike.


title: Great magazine!

text: Gave my grandson subscription. I take every opportunity to read magazine when I visit him. I have absolutely no interest in fishing but enjoy reading this magazine. Super impressed with entire magazine, especially rich content


title: Five Stars

text: great gift


title: My step daughter loves this!!

text: With a teen step daughter it's hard in these times to find anything that I loved at that age that she will, but this is the one thing that we both love.


title: AAAAAAA++++++

text: Great price for a fantastic magazine.


title: Great for the Science Classroom

text: I love to read this magazine, often from cover to cover.  I bring them into my science classroom for the students to read and use it as a source for short reports or make up work.  Outstanding and easily understood.


title: Ideas

text: So many ideas and great designs


title: Great receipes

text: Love this magazine has great ideas.


title: Tipic

text: Excellent read


title: Very good Magazine

text: Everyone in my family enjoys this magazine.  There are always interesting articles that will catch someones attention.  The pictures are of course, wonderful.  Buy it.


title: Five Stars

text: Always find good ideas.


title: Invaluable.

text: Always love having magazines around. I can re reread any time.


title: New Yorker is the Best

text: I enjoy the fiction, and I enjoy the political writing.  One of the three best magazines on the market.


title: Field & Stream (1-year auto-renewal)

text: This magazine gives a broad range of articles on anything from hunting to fishing to shooting.  Great to have laying around.


title: Excellent value

text: I'd buy this magazine just for the pictures. I save my read for quiet time so I can enjoy all my smiles. On the Left Coast, try Sunset Magazine.


title: Look Elsewhere for Information

text:
Sound and Vision (which unfortunately I subscribe to because I failed to read other customer's reviews) is close to useless for both beginners and serious audiophile/videophiles alike.

As others have mentioned this is the new title for Stereo Review - a publication known for its upbeat reviews regardless of the quality of the equipment being tested.

Beginners looking for simple quidance on what to buy are likely to be misled.

For example: Sound and Vision awards top marks to Pioneer's lastest Plasma sets (which are universally praised but expensive) and also awards the same ratings to a Samsung LCD which has serious defects. An example: In a direct comparison of the two sets the reviewers state that the LCD had a viewing angle so restricted that three people sitting on the same couch did not see the same picture. This set was given a 7 out of 10 for viewing angle (10 being best). One has to wonder what would have to occur to receive a rating below 7.

Since the contents of this magazine are available for  free on-line - everyone can savely pass on this subscription.

If you are in the habit of just reading the conclusions of reviews and have little technical expertise you will almost certainly be misled. Technically sophisticated readers will learn something from the more detailed reviews that are ONLY available on-line but will likely wonder about the high praise given some products.


title: Good magazine

text: This magazine is pretty good and very enjoyable to real. Very entertaining to read also. The magazine arrive on time every month.


title: Great magazine

text: Pretty good magazine, I enjoyed reading this. The magazine come right on time every month. This magazine is pretty entertaining


title: Skeptical of the Skeptics of Skeptical Inquirer

text: I admit out front that I'm none too familiar with this publication, but I do find it amusing that the two 1-star reviews so far are by people who identify themselves as 1) FruityAsANutcake and 2) Alien Worlds Wanderer. ROFL


title: best magazine out there.

text: this mag has everything i like to know and i can trust the writers with the information. It is hard to find writers in one place that i can trust these days, and i find i respect their opinions as well. (no rolling of the eyes).


title: New Yorker rocks and Amazon made it easy

text: I love THE NEW YORKER and wanted to give it as a last minute gift.  It was easy and inexpensive with Amazon.  This is the second subscription I've given through Amazon and will continue subscriptions through them.


title: Great Way to Purchase NY Review of Books

text: This was the easiest and least expensive way to purchase a subscription to NY Review of Books.  It made a great gift and the sub started arriving very quickly.


title: Great magazine

text: keeps me informed of up to date landscape architecture articles, innovations, and so on... does very well on the field that specializes


Great content, I always enjoy Wired magazine.  The articles read well on the iPad and are very easy to access.


title: A Must for Writers

text: Publishers Weekly is a must for writers and for those college and university professors who teach their students more than self-expression. Administrators who want to keep abreast of electronic media and hardware are also well-advised to subscribe to PW/


title: Good Content--So-So Paper Quality

text: I've enjoyed the first two issues of Alaska Magazine.  The content covers a broad range of Alaskan topics.  I do not, however, like the lower quality, matte paper that they now use in the magazine.  I think it detracts from the quality of the print and pictures.  I'll live with it because the price is right (a little over sixteen bucks per year), but if the magazine were any more expensive, I would probably not continue the subscription unless they increased the paper quality.


title: Great magazine with easy access.

text: Downloading is easy if you follow the links in your account purchase page. And the content is great using the features in the Next Issue app on Android.


title: They lost me

text: I used to pick this up regularly until one issue featuring an article listing the most scenic places to defecate was written. I figured by that time, the editorial staff had just about scraped the bottom of the pit toilet not having anything better to write about. Still, there are some good trail write-ups from time to time. They'll have to work harder to get me back though.


title: Essential knowledge

text: If you want to learn about how and where the tentacles of the religious fanatics are working to subvert the church-state wall, you owe it to yourself to check this out. It can be depressing reading, but it's needed to begin to understand how serious the situation is. I recommend this and their excellent site: [...]


title: Thank You, Matthew Rothschild

text: Taking the reins from Erwin Knoll (R.I.P.), Mr. Rothschild has very ably continued the great work of progressive / left commentary and articles. A terrific publication. Check out [...] for timely updates on national goings-on.


title: Informative

text:
Many gaming magazines suffer from spam.Each page is littered with junky ads.Although EGM doesn't have the constant spam,or atleast as bad as some magazines.EGM is possibly the most informative gaming magazine available.Very affordable for a 12 month plan.Some issues have cool stickers or posters and little nice additions.The magazine isn't nerdafied where a non-gamer could pick it up and comprehend it for the most part.Whats nice about EGM is the rating done to each game.Some games that are hyped automatically get good ratings EGM doesn't let the hype get to them they treat it like any other game.

The fan art is colorful the screenshots for each game gives you a good idea what to expect from each game.They have little Q&A areas and issues answered about some games and junk.Upcomming titles are previewed and glorified,so you can almost see the future of gaming.The get the hands on for some upcomming title and even give you the heads up.The reviewers seem in their right groove and not lacking a one sided touch.

The price is nice each issue is packed with information,every thing down to the last page is gamer worthy.Buy atleast one issue to help you determin if you like it or not before making a such a commitment.


title: Too little for too much money

text: I had my subscription set up for auto-renewal. So when the time for renewal came around they charged me about $38 for a year. Seriously? Seemed like a bad deal and not treating a long time customer very well. So I canceled.  I miss the magazine although it had shrunk quite a bit. I've been looking for a good deal on it or maybe a good replacement magazine at a reasonable price.  I guess RS is trying to get by on their name and not the product they are offering. Word of warning....If you lean right more than left, this is probably not your magazine although I'd have to say that just because the current president doesn't like certain news it doesn't make it "fake news"... as clever as a ploy that is. But still, if I were more right than left, I know I'd find the political articles irritating. Can't please everyone and I'd guess that, in these times of hard left and right, they've lost some customers, which in turn, has lead to a thinner magazine. They are going to have to do better on price with this skinnier version of its former self before I pull the trigger again. Come on RS, get it together. .


title: Enjoyable

text: I got this as a Christmas present and have been enjoying "Newsweek" ever since the first issue came in the mail.  The cover stories are clearly the highlight and I enjoy reading them each time (The pictures and diagrams on the Cover stories are great).  The other articles tend to not be as enjoyable.  I do like the "Periscope" section sometimes as well as the "Conventional Wisdom" section.  If you're a Conservative you may not like Newsweek because it's clearly written sometimes from a liberal perspective (even I as a Democrat I see this).  I highly reccomend "Newsweek" to people who like interesting cover stories and like to stay current with the news.


title: Ideal magazine!

text: Perfect, tested simplified recipes for all the classics and some new ideas along the way. Tons of practical cooking tips and tricks, reviews on all kinds of kitchen gear. I LOVE this magazine.


title: Too much.

text: I subscribed to AP for like 3 years, and finally didn't renew when I had a stack of magazines that I hadn't even read. Although I really respect the genre they cover, the format is just too much. I feel like they must mention 300 bands in each magazine, usually not more than a line of info about them. I think I would really rather they did really great in-depth stories about, say, 3-5 bands, and really focused on teaching their readers in a way they will retain the info. Also, I would be impressed if they included some articles about issues that matter to their readers like community involvement, the music industry from a business stand point, politics, etc.


title: Great magazine

text: Love the recipes!


title: Five Stars

text: This is an excellent magazine. Full of useful information for the business minded person. Cutting edge.


title: great magazine

text: Great for do it your selfer


title: Rolling Stone is Still Good But Not Great as it Once Was

text: Rolling Stone isn't as great as it once was a few years ago. I wish you could chose the size you wanted to get, like Readers Digest. I wasn't happy when they cut the size of this magazine, because I really liked it that way. I stopped getting Rolling Stone for about a year, because of the size increase, but I realized that's not why I shouldn't stop reading such a great magazine. I think Rolling Stone has great articles. The subscription is alright, I get issues in the mail before they are on newsstands sometimes, and that's great. I wish Rolling Stone would have better, and more reviews on new music releases. I think Rolling Stone is worth $20 a year.


title: I Love This Magazine

text: I really enjoy a new issue of Good Housekeeping every month. I like all the useful information in each issue. I've been getting Good Housekeeping for three years now, and I am 18. I find magazine's like Good Housekeeping interesting, and useful, because it has information on cooking recipes, decorating, how to save money, and everything else. Good Housekeeping is the best magazine in this category. Good Housekeeping is a have to have magazine. I think Good Housekeeping will be around forever, because it's already been around for over 100 years.


title: One of The Great Magazines

text: Family Circle is a great magazine. I've been getting Family Circle on and off for three years now, and I am only 18. I also enjoy reading Good Housekeeping, and Ladies Home Journal. Family Circle has great useful information on teens, cooking, and other things, almost everything you need all in one magazine. Family Circle is one of my favorite magazines in this category. I think Family Circle is worth your money either by buying every issue on newsstands, or having a subscription. The money you pay for Family Circle is worth it, because all of the useful information you get just for $1.99 an issue.


title: Outburn Magazine

text: Outburn Magazine is one of the best rock metal magazines there is in the u.s.a. Outburn has great written reviews on new CD releases. They have great interviews with bands. The magazine is great for people who like newer music more than older. Outburn is more focused on newer bands, overall it's a great read. The only downfall is the magazine only comes out 5 times a year, witch is a bummer for me. The subscription is great, you get the newest issue about a week before newsstands, and you get a free CD all for $10.95.


title: Seventeen Magazine Subscription

text:
I have to say I rather buy seventeen on newsstands. The reason for this being:
1.Never Comes
2.Comes damaged with pages missing
3.Better pages if you buy on newsstands

I know it may be cheaper subscribing, but i have to say it's alot better to pay $3 an issue than to risk all of the reason's i listed above.


title: Another World of Grace and Class

text: What can you say?  Teatime magazine is amazing,  This is a world to aspire to --- grace, manners, Piety, and the goodness of homespun vibrations.  The prose is engaging and honest.  The whole family can read this one, Matilda!  More crumpets, please!  Also, the photography will knock you out!  Open your heart to this essential magazine and you will be forever whisked back to an age of purity.  Keep these traditions alive!


title: Classic and Real

text: This is a first rate publication.  Veranda features classic homes that are actually liveable.  One of thre finest magazines around!


title: Nicely Done Food Magazine for The Masses

text: I bought the first issue and have every issue now that I subscribe.  This is a very well done food/lifestyle magazine for the everyday guy or gal who loves to cook.  I've tried a few of the recipies and all came out great.  I wish this publication featured more of Jamie Oliver because I love the way he cooks - - that's my only gripe.  If you like to cook and you are not an extremely experienced cook, you'll like this magazine.  I hope it's around for a long time!


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine!  Always interesting articles to read and since my mother was English and her father was Irish, I feel that I am learning about her homeland as well as the rest of Great Britain.


title: Great magazine

text:
This magazine is really worth the money. You get it all back in coupons.
Also it directs you to great money saving websites and tips.
Great Buy!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag.


title: Five Stars

text: Good you finally came. With two at once.I still like reading from a magazine.And yours does the trick.


title: ... a few years back but still has the occasion GREAT story that I subscribe for

text: It's not the magazine it was a few years back but still has the occasion GREAT story that I subscribe for.


title: Inspiration!

text: This magazines helps me get through the year!  I've planned several trips around their recommendations and never have been disapointed.


title: great ideas

text: inexpensive but a lot of great home, cooking, garden ideas


title: A Good Magazine for a Horse Racing Fan

text: For living in a state where finding someone who enjoys horse racing as much as I do is about as easy as trying to find a needle in a haystack.  This magazine has helped me stay in touch with racing around the country.  It tells me the results of each weeks races, and makes it easy to follow a horse and trainer.  I have attempted to read The Thoroughbred Times on a few occassions, and perhaps its just the size of the magazine which has kept me from ever fully reading an issue.  However, every issue of The Blood-Horse I can get my hands on, I have read cover to cover.


title: Great BUT....

text: Great BUT... order early! For some biZarre reason the publisher cannot start your subscription immediately, so you may have to wait literally MONTHS to receive the first one. For example, we missed the resub.  date and ordered a couple of weeks ago (early April) but apparently will not receive an issue until MID-AUGUST. This is ridiculous. Please Please Please Amazon, ask the publisher of this excellent journal to get its act together: it's not rocket science (although your children will probably learn about rocket science in the pages of Muse.... eventually). I notice that the publisher  CricketMag now has a continuous service subscription options.


title: Mediocre Content

text:
My 1-year subscription with Dwell is almost up, and I will not be renewing. I was hoping for insightful, practical and applicable articles for modern living, but instead, I found a product catalog instead with the occasional interesting article. If you're looking for inspiration pictures, you can definitely find them in this magazine ...or on Pinterest.

All that said, I do appreciate what the Dwell team puts together, and will consider purchasing past Special Issues (e.g.: "100 best houses" / "Bath & Spa" etc). Unfortunately, for me, the monthly magazine just doesn't have enough substance to warrant a subscription.


Great magazine with some really helpful ideas and inspiration. I particularly love the detailed instructions on projects and even a tare/pick sheet with specific items and cuts. I used one as a guide for a project I wanted to complete. It was too different to copy it, but the ideas it provided made my project better.


title: conservative propaganda masquerading as logic

text: Unfortunately, it's nothing more than more conservative propaganda. I was really hoping it would not be, but it's undeniably just that.


title: good info

text: I decided on a subscription to G & A because it covers all types of weapons not just one


title: SUBSCIPTION SHOULD BE MONTHLY

text: I ONLY RECEIVED TWO (2) MAGAZINES TO DATE, THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG IN THE DELIVERY PROCESS.


title: Five Stars

text: Gave sub to my wife she loves it.


title: Lots of good information and its great to see other photographers vision ...

text: I have been looking at this magazine for over 30 years.  Lots of good information and its great to see other photographers vision on paper.


title: Love this mag and the contents

text: I love the way contents are presented, along with a fairly substantial listing at the back end of the magazine to enable a person to "shop" for items featured in the publication. Only thing I did NOT appreciate regarding the magazine (which is why I am now subscribing through Amazon) is the way they "steamrolled" a promotion with automatically tying in a year-long subscription - when the promotion was MAILED to subscribers. I got really angry - cancelled the rest of my 2+ year direct subscription and re-subscribed through Amazon.


title: Outstanding

text: Love the magazine


title: Five Stars

text: couldn't be without it best horse paintings/ landscapes


title: Five Stars

text: alwaYS the best


title: smart ideas

text: This magazine has useful and smart ideas.


title: Great magazine. Not ready for the digital age.

text: I love the magazine (of course), but I need to warn people about getting the digital version. I got one, in a fantasy of enjoying reading the magazine while enjoying a Starbucks and not contributing to pollution or carrying around stuff. It it a constant frustration trying to read the digital version. I canceled, despite having paid for a year. Looking through the reviews on on iTunes store, I am very far from alone on this frustration. Wonder what scam artist got the digital job at the Atlantic.


title: One Star

text: Amazon special,  OK.


title: If you like cars, get it

text: Nice magazine


title: Great magazine for preschoolers!

text: This is a wonderful magazine.  My son (age 4) loves the activities, which are age appropriate.  He loves to lay down for a rest and look through the magazine. I love the variety of activities/reading in High Five and that the stories promote interest in reading.  It is fun and educational.  My only regret is that it is NOT weekly!


title: Will not be renewing this magazine

text:
I am an avid photographer.

I find there are too many advertisements in this magazine, Even reading the articles, seems like they are always trying to sell you something too. I will not be renewing this.

Would not recommend it.


title: Awesome magazine.

text: I think Smithsonian is one of the best magazines around.  I love the variety of articles they have and it is so well written.  Thanks Smithsonian!!


title: Best magazine I get.

text: I really like Backpacker magazine.  I like the article that highlight trails all over the United States plus topical articles like survival skills and ratings on gear.


title: okay magazine

text: This is the first time I've purchased TV guide and I wasn't that impressed by it.  Wish they would start the viewing time earlier.


title: well...

text: Oprah seems to rule the world... (or at least the female half of it)... so if you are a woman or know one, this would likely be a wise purchase!  ; )


title: Five Stars

text: A nice magazine to receive on a regular basis.


title: If you've been a long time reader...

text:
... like myself, you know this is the new and definitely NOT improved "Southern Living" Magazine.  I was all in, hook, line and sinker, after receiving my first subscription of SL from a sister-in-law, almost 40 years ago.  No matter where you lived, this was such a unique, beautiful treasure that showed up in your mailbox every month.  From life in ALL regions of the South (FL for myself), decorating, gardening, reading, design, quaint storytelling, quirky towns, blueprints...  It was relatable to readers everywhere.  And did I mention COOKING?!  Oh man, I swear their recipes made me a better cook, no matter who I was serving to or where in the world I was serving it to them.  Today's version of this magazine is just so much more generic, and so like many other "living" magazines.  It has definitely lost it's Southern charm and I will always miss that.

If you are new to SL, you are likely to wonder what all the fuss is about.  And, you are going to enjoy SL for what it is today, because you only know this generation of the magazine, which, of course, is perfectly fine, right?  Enjoy for what it is today, and the rest of us will continue to long for the quality that used to be.  If you only knew...


title: another longer time reader

text: Like the Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine, the Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine is a great magazine to have for mystery lovers.<br />I also had been a long time reader and fan of the old television show. Again the price is right. Also it would be nice to have on the Kindle.


title: long time reader

text: I am a long time reader of the Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine since the early 1960's. Always has great stories. It is worth the price. I used to order from the mystery place web site, so being able now to order from amazon is great. The only thing that would be nice is to be able to get it on my Kindle.


title: Five Stars

text: Grandkids all love to look through and read or be read to. Always entertaining and educational each issue.


I spend hours looking through its beautiful and informative pages. Gives me lots of ideas and confirms I'm not too crazy when it comes to color and styles. Love it, love it, love it ! !


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: best beading magazine around

text: I have been a subscriber for many years. This is my favorite beading magazine. I do not enjoy stringing, so the easier bead stringing magazines do not appeal to me. However, Bead & Button has such a variety of projects and techniques, that it will appeal to most everyone. As an advanced seed bead technique lover, I find so much inspiration in this magazine. Typically I find 4 - 7 projects per issue that I MUST try out. They have a reader's gallery where you can send in photos of your work. Excellent directions that are easy to follow, even for the most complicated pieces. Great magazine. Highest recommendation. I save all my copies and return to them frequently.


title: Ellery Queens Mystery Magazine

text: I look forward to each issue. It has been a well done magazine for a lot of years. I love the short stories, and meeting new authors, and authors that I may have overlooked and missed!!! By reading one of the short stories in this magazine, I have found an author that had many series of books that I have come to absolutely love. I would have missed them all!!!! Well worth the subscription.


title: I am happy!

text: Being delivered as expected, I am happy!


title: The Undisputed Heavyweight Champ of Car Magazines

text:
From the moment you hold the magazine you find the cover pages are not ordinary. The material seems to resist tears and normal damage from regular use. The print quality is second to none and the pictures- High defenition.

What makes this magazine special is it's contents. The authors cover hyper cars, super cars, exotics and muscle. There is passion in the words. There is a genuine feel of want for these machines. There is experience from a viewpoint of real car gurus.
The
The one true collector car magazine out right now. You won't be disappointed guys.


title: Great magazine

text: Good magazine...love all the great articles.


title: A Gem of a magazine !!

text:
This magazine of full of the latest ideas in home fashion.If I only had the money to carry out my dreams. I started to subscribe to it
because it isn't always carried in local stores in N.Y. State.There aren't many advertisements which I find distract me. I recommend
to anyone who has expensive tastes .


title: NG have done better books than this

text: its ok book. NG have done better books than this. and we are great fans of NG


title: Excellent read

text: Love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Love


title: A Must

text: I just received my first tablet and purchasing this subscription was the first thing I did.  It was fast, easy and I love the way it works!


title: Truth in advertising?

text: Shortly after subscribing, they changed it from a weekly edition to biweekly.  Boo!!  I am asking for a refund.


title: Good magazine

text: Good price on amazon tried it and love it.


title: Good car magazine.

text: Great price on amazon


title: Four Stars

text: Like wish it had more channels.


title: Five Stars

text: Loved it


title: Great Magazine.

text: I have read this mag since I was a little kid. I really enjoy the artwork and a lot of the jokes, still to this day. I know it isn't for everybody, but it really makes for good bathroom reading.


It took a while to get going with the magazine. But my wife is pleased with it and will most likely continue her subscriptions


title: Grand children liked it

text: Grand children liked it


title: Five Stars

text: Grand child like it


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine.


title: Three Stars

text: Ordered this as a gift.


title: Great!

text: How can you go wrong with this timeless standard?


title: Still a good magazine after all these years

text: The price was great...Lots of short stories and tidbits of reading pleasure..


title: Recommend for junior sports fans

text: Kids love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: PPP=Perfectly pleasing purchase


title: Why pay just to read advertising?

text:
I was so disappointed in this magazine.  It might be useful for you if you're looking for decorating ideas - and have an income of a few million bucks a year.  Otherwise, it's mostly a collection of advertising, and glimpses into the homes of people who dress them up - rather than live in them.  I'd defy you to find one real sign of life (say, a tube of toothpaste in a bathroom) in one single home featured in the zine.

If you want to look at things that are out of reach, or you have a tremendous disposable income and want to bask in opulent conspicuous consumption, this might be just the publication for you.

I was actually very relieved when the subscription ended, because I felt so bad about disposing of the polyethylene wrapper, and dropping all that high quality coated paper into the recycle bin upon arrival.


title: golf

text: i got this for my sons birthday, he really enjoyed it last year but now hes into fishing so wont be renewed


title: ENJOY IDEAS FROM HGTV MAGAZINE

text: This is a gift for my sister who loves the the TV program.  She related to me she really liked the magazine and it had many more ideas than she expected.


title: Prevention Magazine

text: I believe Prevention to be a great magazine.  Rodale has some great magazines, publications and books.  I did not renew my subscription only for the reason that I do not have enough free time to devote to reading and absorbing all the wonderful information that Prevention Magazine has to share.  I definitely recommend.


title: Baseball Digest

text: This subscription is a renewal from last year for my 11 year old grandson.  He is very active in sports, especially baseball.  He says he loves the magazine and has every issue from last year so I renewed again just a few weeks ago.  I am very pleased he is so involved in the magazine.  He is an avid reader.  I am not quite so pleased with the price.  It is only 5 to 6 magazines per year for close to $40.


title: Women's Health

text: I subscribed to Women's Health after my husband had received a subscription to Men's Health.  I like the fact that it gives a lot of good food, vitamin and anti-aging information.  The other majority of the magazine has a lot of workout routines and how to more effectively burn calories.


title: First for Women Monthly Magazine

text: First for Women is one of the best monthly women's magazines on the market.  I thoroughly enjoy each and every article it addresses each month whereas most montly magazines only have a few articles of interest.  A top women's magazine.


title: Martha is consistently inspiring

text: There is no better home maker. Still the most creative. I have found great recipes and worthwhile reading in every issue.


title: A magazine with promise

text: I usually enjoy reading CLASSIC ROCK every month at my local Borders magazine rack, but it's obvious there's favoritism towards certain groups and artists. For example, there's WAY TOO MUCH emphasise on Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, but hardly anything on Deep Purple. Aren't Purple considered one of the (un)holy trinity of british hard rock? It's really messed up that Zeppelin, as well as Plant and Page have made the cover numerous times but Deep Purple zero. Even Phil Lynott a.k.a. Mr. Thin Lizzy has made the cover a few times and still no Purple. Actually, Blackmore once made their cover but it was a special issue about rock's lost hereos. Hey, Classic Rock! Blackmore is doing quite well carving out yet another successful music career, which is something Jimmy Page can't seem to do. Are you getting my drift, this magazine is biased towards certain rock royalty. So be careful when subscribing, you may not like what you read.


title: Outstanding magazine that sets the standard of the philatelic world

text: Linns Stamp News is the monthly magazine that has the latest and greatest in Stamp news, releases, and everything else related to stamps around the world. If you collect stamps aka a "philatelist" then this is a mandatory magazine for you. Linns also has a weekly onli e magazine e that is free is you subscribe to Linns. Both are a valuable resource to all serious Stamp Collectors.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!


title: Outstanding magazine that has fascinating articles covering all aspects of World War II

text: Any World War II armchair historian/enthusiast would enjoy reading this magazine series over and over again.  The articles written are a great read and are well researched before being submitted to the magazine.  The book reviews are trustworthy and I base alot of the books I have on the reviews this magazine editors give.  From the Pacific War to the European theatre, articles are fascinating.  I look forward to receiving this magazaine throughout the year and they are great to add to any World War II armchair historians library.  HIGHLY recommended!


title: Fantastic magazine, every issue is an interesting read

text: Civil War Times is an excellent magazine and every issue is fascinating to read.  The magazine has outstanding articles, book reviews, letters to the editors, and much more.  Every issue gives a diffrent aspect of the war, from Union and Confederate strategies, battles, everyday lifes, and inidividuals these are represented in an interesting read.  I look forward to every issue and even the advertisements are interesting to view.  A must have that is HIGHLY recommended to every Civil War Buff!!


title: A must have for any American Civil War enthusiast

text: This magazine is a must have for any Civil War enthusiast.  Interesting artilcles about the many facets of the Civil War are presented.  Book reviews are excellent covering many new additions by various authors.  A great "Letter to the Editor" section, and also not bad advertisements of many articles that a person would want to purchase are just a few to the many positive things this magazine publishes throught the year.  Great research goes into every article.  The magazine allows critic's to either postively or negatively critque an article or a book.  The front covers since I have been getting this magazine draw the reader to the magazine in a book store.  I can't recommend this magazine highly enough.


title: Dont buy this crap

text: This is the most cheesed*ck magazine available. its horrible.


title: nice mag

text: This mag gives me a lot of ideas about cooking and some interior designing. Well, I guess every woman should have this.


title: Very good read!

text: Love this magazine! So fun to learn about business- not boring! Cool pictures and articles.


title: Great Deal!

text:
Always have been a fan of Reader's Digest since I was small.

This was a GREAT price for a one year renewal ($10.00).  My renewal notice from RD directly was more than that.


title: Five Stars

text: This was the perfect magazine for my class of 5 year olds. They love "reading" them.


title: Food Network magazine

text: I've enjoyed getting the magazine. Recipes are pretty easy to follow, and they  offer interesting takes on tried-and-true recipes. I'm not much of a cook, but it's been interesting reading the magazine. I probably won't resubscribe when my subscription runs out, though. I just don't cook enough.


title: Four Stars

text: Husband doesn't like it so much. Too much news.


title: Four Stars

text: Hubby likes it.


title: Organic Gardening Magazine

text: I am so very pleased with this subscription!  The magazines are something that I am saving to refer to in the future.  They are full of ideas to use in my garden(s).


title: My husband the flyer loves this magazine!

text:
Anyone who has a flyer or would-be flyer in the family might want to give this magazine as a gift subscription for an occasion.
My husband was raised by 2 flyers who had this magazine in their home before he obtained his own license to fly.
As a man of few words, I understood that the magazine has maintained its quality and status among flyers though this day.
I gave a 2 year subscription to my husband for Christmas. The cost was 70.00 total but that is for 24 magazines of good quality.Also it is something that he wanted YEAH!


title: I renew this magazine every year for my husband. He loves it.

text: My husband says that this and Popular Mechanics are both very good magazines because they inform the reader of the coming trends in their respective fields. My husband is intelligent and great with his hands. He has 4 degrees. He has also rebuilt cars, as well as staying on the cutting edge in electronics "and all that stuff."  This magazine comes highly recommended from "the one I love". He tells no lies. Read and enjoy.


title: I went crazy buying fashion magazines and this was one that i bought

text: I bought several fashion magazine subscriptions at once after denying myself for a lifetime from spending money in this way. Bazaar was not a favorite. I preferred Self then InStyle later to this magazine. I like to look at what the current styles are, but I prefer magazines that have lots of helpful information on make-up, where to get great buys, etc. I also liked the articles. Short and helpful. Other people may have different taste and want to look at ads and styles that they will never wear. I didn't renew this subscription. To each his own.


title: For the mechanical man in your life--get this!

text: I buy this for my husband who has rebuilt many a car in his life. We renew every year. My husband had a stroke 9 months after our wedding, and for this reason can no longer work on cars. This doesn't mean that he cannot still enjoy reading about cars though.


title: For my husband

text: I wanted to give my husband an auto magazine for Christmas and this among the choices I was given for a bonus gift for something I bought. He likes the magazine, but doesnot love it, because he is in to older cars. He said that it is a good magazine though. It isn't thick.


title: Great sales ads

text: I like this magazine best for the sales ads which I then look up the reviews on Amazon to decide if I want to buy or not. How do you like that. I love the honesty on Amazon. Thanks A


title: Five Stars

text: Magazine for my wife and she loves it.  Well worth the money..


title: Time is a good magazine

text: I enjoy Time and reading it. To require so many more words is a good way to get me to now provide the reviews.


title: TERRIBLE new layout

text: TERRIBLE new layout. They killed all the original charm. Its confusing. There is no clarity nor flow. What a disappointment. I used to LOVE this magazine. Now I won't buy any of their other publications, either. Sigh. I wish I could get my money back. I don't even want to finish the first one I was sent. I used to pour over it cover to cover. This is not Reminisce, it's some bad evil twin.


title: Christmas gift

text: The National Geographic Traveler was a Christmas gift and was a gift my daughter wanted.  It is being shipped timely.


title: Casual Technology Reading R'us

text: I love this magazine for casual absorption of random technology and  success stories.<br />-C.W.


title: Technology buff? Do it yourself projects? Look no further.

text:
I am a computer systems major and love all facets of technology. I like to rip my car apart. I love to build new computing systems. I love computer games.
If you are anything like me, get this magazine.
-C.W.


title: One Star

text: I gave up on this crapper a long time ago!!!!


title: the best men's wear magazine available

text: yes expensive, but well worthy it.  cutting edge yet relevant.  Lasting trends before others


title: Can't wait to read it!

text: I can write a review after I received the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: My husband's favorite magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: One Star

text: Love the magazine, but still have not received any!


title: Wired Magazine - All Access + hat

text:
The great part about ordering magazines through Amazon.com is that you can find all your subscriptions in one place with the dates they expire. Otherwise, the magazine companies send you bill after bill and try to get you to pay your subscription multiple times. I don't know how that works, but it is darn annoying.

Outstanding: As soon as I subscribed I had immediate access to Wired digital all access and was able to read Wired on my tablet and my pc.

The Good: I received the hat, not as quickly. I like the hat.

I'm still waiting for the magazine. It's been a few weeks. Typical waiting time for secondary magazine subscription orders to start sending the print edition.

The magazine itself is outstanding and has great tablet editions.


title: One of the Better Magazines out there.

text: My wife found this while shopping at Fred Myers here in WA.  Its a good read with most pages having a mix of information on it.  She got the March 2014 issue never seeing it before the price was 9.99 in the US and 11.99 in Canada.


title: Great Magazine

text: I found Wired to be a really good magazine. Very helpful to any one looking to keep up on the tech industry as well as new information about living.


title: Love this!!

text: I look forward to this magazine every month!! Love it.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for the hiker and back packer. Always full of new gear reviews and places to hike.


title: Five Stars

text: it was a gift


title: Four Stars

text: i enjoy the mag. because little if no ads, it is there to help, and give ideas.


title: Four Stars

text: my son really likes it


title: Fun to Read with great cross section of information

text: Love it.  Got it as a present for my wife who loves our fur babies.  She has enjoyed it very much.  Loves the articles and reads it cover to cover


title: This sums up the decline of this once great publication company.

text:
I believe this says it all:

"On September 9, 2015, the Society announced that it would re-organize its media properties and publications into a new company known as National Geographic Partners, which will be majority-owned by 21st Century Fox with a 73% stake."

Climate deniers taking stake in nature publications and media.


title: Five Stars

text: Great ideas for the home and the self doer!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it !


title: Great Finance Magazine

text: I love keeping up with just basic knowledge of finance and goals. I'm always happy when I see this magazine is in. It doesn't have a lot of jargon so it's simple for everyone and something for everyone.


title: GREAT PREG MAG!  And Cheap!

text: I receive soooo many pregnancy mags...too many to read...and the only two I look forward to and read cover to cover is this one, and "Pregnancy and Newborn" - which runs $24/year.  So, for this price, this mag comes in as the winner.  Great, practical, short articles and fabulous buys/finds.  Highly suggest!  Don't waste your time/$ on the others.


title: Every couponer should subscribe to this magazine.

text:
I used to always glance past these magazines at the checkstand until I observed someone saying they had found a really good coupon in there which was exclusive to that magazine only. Sure enough, I looked, and the coupon was a nice discount on a great item (I don't recall the item at this time).

Pros: Lots of coupons (usually $50 to $100 worth) in each monthly edition. Also, lots of fun and helpful tips around the home, and introduces some possibly useful new products.

Cons: Some months focus on providing coupons that most would not likely find useful, but this is purely subjective.

Recommendations: Provide a section of coupons which can be torn out with 5-10 common grocery items every month.


title: Great magazine

text: This is an excellent magazine for the husband.  He has learned a lot and gotten several good ideas from it.


title: Wonderful price, cannot go wrong.

text: Great magazine, awesome price for the subscription.  Looked around and this was the best price I could find.


title: good read, good content

text: It is great for my avid reader, 8 years old. I feel like I can trust the content to be respectful of our beliefs...and also encourage her along her personal journey. Good read, good content. I only wish there was a little more per magazine.


title: Great Price

text: I have subscribed to Cooking Light for years. I was able to renew my subscription for a ridiculously low price.


title: Good

text: Good


title: Five Stars

text: Great Packing, All as expected.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Packing, Good Shipping time. All as expected.


title: great

text: The item came in excellent conditions, well packed, very nice NEW, no defect, as i expected. . . . .


title: Made a good gift

text:
I got this as a gift and I like it! It does have so advertising in it, but not too much. However, it also has a lot of interesting material to offer.

What I enjoy most is that it covers a broad range of interests so I have a chance to expand my horizons.


title: Too many ads, not enogh substance

text: I got this magazine as a gift and I have to say I don't like it much---it is full of ads and offers no interesting information what so ever.


title: Good magazine

text: Good magazine


title: A+++++++++

text: Thank you! Absolutely loved having this arrive month after month for my nephew. He is an avid fisherman and he really enjoyed this gifted subscription.


title: Ads, ads, more ads

text: And all about increasing your manhood. I am a woman. I don't need a manhood increase. If you can get past the junk and offensive ads, the articles are good reads. The digital version is not included. So, you can save this for bath time or lunch reading.


title: Ugh, the ads

text: If every enlargement and bedtime play ad worked, every scientist and tinkerer would be the stud of the world. It is as if they still think women could never be interested in reading a magazine like this. If you can ignore the ads, the articles are good and useful. However, at the time I'm writing this, you still have to pay extra to get the digital subscription. So, it is a good lunch or bath time read.


title: Great magazine for home handy man

text:
Gift renewal to son who enjoys home projects.
Kinda like me and Mary Jane's Farm. A flip thru magazine with projects of all levels
 He enjoys it


title: Five Stars

text: Love the articles. Subscription started within couple weeks of ordering. First time user to order subscriptions here.


title: Three Stars

text: Love the magazine but it took months for subscription to start.


title: I really like Popular Science

text: Thank you for bringing Popular Science back into my life. Amazon was recently offering a great deal that allowed me to bring Popular Science back into my monthly readings. I'm very happy to see it in the mailbox again! :)

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title: good luck actually getting the magazine

text: i wouldn't know if this was a good magazine, i have yet to receive it, after waiting three months.  it is cheaper to order through food and wine website anyway.


title: So Very Disappointed!

text: My son absolutely loves science. We thought this magazine would be so much fun for him. Sadly, the magazine is mostly ads. By mostly I mean about 85%.  There is very little educational content.  My son would get to upset because there were only brief captions or small paragraphs of actual reading.  He wanted to actually read about what was on the pages, and couldn't.  This magazine was more of a frustration than an enjoyment.  The other problem is the layout.  It is so distracting because there is just too much on a page. If you want to get your money's worth I would suggest Zoobooks, and Kids Discover. They are actually educational, easy to read, and both companies offer wonderful add-ons like apps for the ipad, and teaching resources from their website.


title: Not good.

text: Ordered back in November 13 2015  - says 4-6 weeks on the details page.  as of this date, no magazine.  Not good.


title: Gift

text: I got this subscription as a gift for my mom for mother's day and she loves it! She always loves watching the HGTV channel so I figured it would be a great gift for her! I was right!


title: Gift

text: Gift.they loved it


title: Four Stars

text: it nat geo, what can u say


title: Great

text: This magazine is an excellent ref tool, for those who are in the fire arms industry. This is a must have for all people who deal in weapons, weapons repair, and weapons manufacturing.


title: Unfortunately print is almost dead

text: Little lighter on content than expected but i understand print is still declining to extinction.  Thus all the advertising fluff, they are just fighting to stay alive.  I get it.


title: A must-have tool for all writers

text: The Writer is in my opinion required reading for all serious writers.  Every issue provides answers to questions asked by all writers.  It also offers writing prompts, author interviews and other valuable information.


title: Best Science Magazine Out There

text: This is a science magazine for the whole family.  I can go through it with my six year old! There's lots of exciting science news and loads of supporting imagery and photos.  It makes a great supplement for any science curriculum.  I recommend Popular Science to everyone.


title: Outstanding magazine

text: Have enjoyed this magazine for several years now. There's always several different articles to enjoy inside. The price found here for a 2 year subscription is outstanding. Well worth every penny.


title: Elle decor

text: I like it fine.  I like reading about different houses & the decor within.


title: Veranda

text: I liked it fine.  I like reading about the houses & decor within.


title: I like it.

text: I liked it.  I haven't gotten too far into it yet but what I have read of it I found that I don't regret getting it.  I like the colors & the pictures of the rooms & such. Thank you very much.


title: Reason for the high price

text:
The high price is predominately due to the shipping costs as this magazine is produced in the United Kingdom.  A subscription over there runs about twenty bucks.  However, even with the added expense to get this delivered stateside, iCreate is a great looking magazine with excellent editorials.

Top-notch magazine and highly recommended.  Just wish Imagine Publishing would recognize the potential of this product and start producing this, as-well-as a few other of their excellent magazines, here in the States.


title: Motivational and Unique

text: I confess that I’m truly blessed and fortunate to have found out about Robb Report magazine back around the time period between 2005-2007 when I resided in Florida. Sandy Forster, author of How To Be Wildy Wealthy Fast recommended the Robb Report magazine as a law of attraction resource in her book. Fortunately, I was able to afford and start to purchase this magazine around the 2006/2007 timeframe. I still enjoy looking at this magazine to this day to where I intend to eventually purchase a 2 year subscription. There are many features of this magazine that helps a person be inspired and have uplifting dreams towards their own goals. For instance, the January 2015 issue has a Robb Report  Home & Style January/February 2015 issue, Robb Report Health & Wellness Winter 2015 issue, and the 2015 Robb Report January 2015 issue.  The Health and Wellness issue features a letter from Janice O’ Leary (page 6), a Wellness In the Air article starting on page 22, an article feature titled is Fat Back; Why Doctors Say That Cutting Dietary Fat Sent America Into a Sugar Tailspin (pages 32-39 and on the front cover) and an article covering 8 fitness studios on five continents (page starts on page 40). The January 2015 issue of Robb Report features promotion from the Ritz Carlton Rancho Mirage congratulating chefs Nick Badovinus and Chef Dean Fearing for winning the Robb Report 2014 Culinary Master’s Competition. There is an article feature, starting on page 72, that features information on chef Rene Redzepi relocating his restaurant Noma from Copenhagen, Denmark to Tokyo, Japan.  The Robb Report Home & Style magazine issue features articles on a home in Los Angeles masterminded by Richard Landry (page 33) and art on page 68. The Robb Report also has a fun website and is a good complement to the Town & Country magazine and website.


title: How Some Of The Top 2% Set Have Fun

text: I started becoming a subscriber to this magazine back in 2011 (one of my beginning subscriptions to this magazine was back in October 2011). I re-subscribed to Town & Country in June 2014 after receiving an e-mail offer to subscribe at a low cost price and due to the fact that it has certain features that relates to a career that I intend to pursue. I received the July 2014 issue (that features Dakota Fanning) on time and found it a surprisingly fascinating read on the coverage of some of the offspring of celebrities who are now deejays.


title: Northern Virginia Lifestyle Magazine

text: Northern Virginia features different themes pertaining to the Washington D.C. area of Virginia. For instance, this month’s issue of Northern Virginia (November 2013) features coverage on 50 top restaurants. Food images from Trummer’s On Main,  The Ashby Inn & Restaurant, and The Restaurant at Pawtowmack Farm feature on the front cover of the magazine. They also have article features on some of the listed top dentists of 2013 and ideas for planning a strong retirement. Northern Virginia magazine is great for those who are interested in magazines pertaining to the Washington D.C. area and/or have also subscribed to these other following publications: Washington Post,Washingtonian, Homes & Design, Bethesda, and Washington Life.


title: Unique Magazine

text:
"Britain" magazine contains a wide assortment of cultural sights to partake in for those curious about what is available in the UK area and/or those who plan to visit. Subscribing to this magazine is worthwhile for my husband and I due to our shared intent to at least visit England around the December 2016-February 2017 timeframe.  I have the July 2013 magazine issue in front of me that includes the following:
Pages 15-22: Scottish Gardens
Pages 25-31: A list of what to do and where to go around Britain.
Pages 32-37: Coverage on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (Prince William and Kate Middleton)
Pages 58-67: Hidden England
"Britain" is both an informative and interesting magazine for those who are curious about the culture of Great Britain.


title: Forbes Hub

text: I am a person of eclectic interests and I pursue information from both the Forbes website and their magazine to help keep me informed to the realities of national trends. The details included in the magazine feature both uplifting and detailed articles. For instance,  the June 24, 2013 issue of Forbes magazine is a special "Money Magic" feature that covers advice from various men and women who have "made it" from the practical sense (they are labeled "Wealth Wizards" in the article). There is also the feature of two brothers who strongly have an interest in vintage airplanes. "Forbes" is a suitable magazine for those who are looking for a blend of informative and inspirational content.


title: Five Stars

text: Good mag.


title: Best magazine for recipes!

text: This is my favorite magazine. The recipes are great! and the layout is awesome and easy to find what you need. Great pics!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Gift

text: This was bought as a gift for someone else and she liked it, so it is good enough for me!


title: Five Stars

text: enjoy


title: Great Fantasy Magazine

text: I've been reading this magazine since i was old enough to buy it if you like unusual stories great art comic art then this is the magazine is for you. Crazy ass fun.


title: Happy with it so far

text: The product was just what I thought what I was getting.  Happy with it so far.


title: Where's the Fashion?

text: Most of it was ads, and not very compelling ads either. I wasn't impressed. And I won't be renewing. Lame.


title: buy them yearly!

text: i like keeping in touch with music and continue to read and keep updated on the music scene! they also have great interviews from sports to poltics! WOULD RENEWAL AGAIN FOR THE PAST 4 YEARS! ALSO HAVE SENT THEM TO MY FRIENDS FOR XMAS GIFTS!


title: Is it even a magazine?

text:
I feel like the word "magazine" nominally cheapens the value of The Believer, for it is nothing like what I've come to know as a magazine.  What do I mean?
1.  There are no advertisements, at all
2.  There are almost no photographs, although there are many drawings
3.  The story topics are seemingly disparate, yet each tends to relate itself somehow to literature
4.  The cover and pages are quality paper and binding, not some flimsy, glossy mess bound with a few staples
Without a doubt, this is my favorite periodical.  Each article is stimulating in its own right, even if the topic itself is not interesting.


title: Awesome gift.

text: It's a great gift for any man or women, but the articles are actually really good. This is an awesome subscription.


title: Nice break to relax.

text: A little escape from the daily grind. It's nice to reminisce with Reminisce.


title: Not what it used to be

text: Used to read these as a kid when I'd go camping/fishing/hunting. The magazine is super thin and almost every page has an ad. There are some ads that literally take up several pages. Really feel like the quality has gone downhill, but that may be more due to the nature of the industry than the magazine itself.


title: a must read for outdoor people

text: This is one of the best--if not the best--outdoor magazines and a great reference guide for trails and gear. Always worth the money.


title: Terrific Mental Workouts

text: Nor as spectacular as the classic issues, but still the best source for these kinds of brain exercises


title: Prevention Keeps me up to date

text: On the latest in health and fitness and challenges me with every issue. Wish I had been reading it a long time ago.


title: great magazine for Reiki Masters, order for my mom every year

text: order this magazine yearly for my mom who is a Reiki Master and she loves it and asks for it every year now for Christmas


title: great magazine, great price, hard to find except on Amazon


title: Good woman's magazine

text: I like this magazine very much. It's informative and tells me what I want to know without going overboard. It doesn't have a tremendous number of annoying ads in it either, which is nice.


title: Great Magazine

text: I bought this subscription for my daughter for Christmas and she loves it.


title: Four Stars

text: nice


title: Do not recommend.

text: I don't remember signing up for this magazine at all. I'm still searching for a way to cancel my subscription. And I'm built 15 or more dollars every time one is sent for us.  Super unhappy, do not recommend.


title: Forbes Is Boring

text: I am not a professional investor, but I decided to give Forbes a chance.  I have found the magazine to be pretty boring and dry.  I like to read more about what is happening currently in the stock market with individual stocks and this magazine has more articles in it.  I found that a lot of the articles couldn't keep my interest.  Would recommend getting The Wall Street Journal or Smartmoney before Forbes.

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title: Science isn't usually popular.

text: Most high school students don't like science because it is hard, but the writers of PS keep it fresh for you (or your 10th grade nephew who has everything else in the world so you don't know what to get him for his birthday).


title: Great read

text: Believe it or not this isn't just a gossip magazine about your popular local auto mechanics and who they are dating, but it is still entertaining to read.


title: Great read

text: I was surprised to find out that its not just a collection of journal entries submitted by random men, but it was a great read non-the-less.


title: One Star

text: Nothing great about this magazine, the picture quality is terrible and the articles are so bad.


title: Five Stars

text: My husbands loves this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Purchased this for my husband, it was a deal!


title: O is Awesome!

text: I love O - especially Suze Orman! There is always plenty of helpful advice and interesting articles.


title: This is one of my favorite magazines. It happened many times that people did ...

text:
This is one of my favorite magazines. It happened many times that people did come and tell me about some new technology while I read about it a long time before in Popular Science. Obviously, this is not the reason for me to read this magazine but it's a testimonial about the quality and relevance of the articles.

The only complaint I have is that about half of the magazine is advertising (like most other magazines). Also the advertising is mixed in with the articles (rather than on a separate page). Having said that, unfortunately this seems pretty standard with American magazines (compared to European ones). Popular Science actually handles this better than other US magazines.


title: Outdoors

text: A gift to my son, this one he wanted, I selected a few more for him, which he enjoyed greatly


title: Very Good

text: Sports Afield, has in my opinion is one of the best outdoor hunting magazines on the market, the varity of subjects they address is paramount. I especially look forward to the custom gun issues, along with information concerning African game hunts...


title: Great read!

text: Love this magazine.  Lots of neat articles and photographs of older houses and renovations that are true to the period.  Interesting for history and for inspiration.


title: Five Stars

text: Favorite magazine~


title: Food Network Magazine

text: I have received Food Network Magazine for about 2 or 3 years and I must say that I love it!  The presentations are beautiful, and the recipes are fantastic!  There is always something that I want to make and my family always loves it!  It is a great magazine!


title: can never go wrong with this amazing documentary in a magazine.

text: Love,have always loved the National Geographic magazine. The pictures so rich and true to life and always made me feel I was there. Never have I been disappointed in their monthly adventures. The maps are also fantasic for the walls,and I actually gave them to my daughter who home schools. Each issue after I was done,maps and all. And the price,was awesome where I could renew.


title: Just ads

text: Mostly ads. Won't buy again.


title: Disappointing

text: Great if you like ads! Used to love this magazine, but will not order it again.


title: Not impressed

text: Apparently the entire world (except me) thinks all recipes should contain peppers and cilantro, both of which I don't like. I don't watch cooking shows so I don't care who these people are, how their homes are decorated, etc. Unfortunately the magazine is loaded with all the above. I have yet to try a recipe that's I'm excited about after a year subscription, but then I haven't tried a lot. Only cost $5 but I won't buy it again.


title: Can't get enough!

text: We gift this magazine to all of our friends. It's full of useful information and funny anecdotes on renovations and DIY projects that we all laugh at because it's just so painfully true!


title: Great

text: Boyfriend loves these, will renew


title: Five Stars

text: Just received our first magazine love it


title: Great magazine...

text: This is a magzine that I awesome because it makes you motivated to do small projects and improve your place a little at a time.  Even if you want to look at innovative ways to redesign a room with decor rather than remove wall.  I would reccommend it to anyone.


title: Five Stars

text: my husbands favorite magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Very easy


title: Four Stars

text: for hubby


title: Not for Pick-up Truck enthusiasts....

text: Not enough substance here, especially if you bought it for trucks, NOT SUV’s!  I don’t care about new Hyundai suvs for crying out loud.  The title of the mag is Truck Trend.  I want all pick-up news.  Waste of money.  Also very thin and too many ads.


title: Great

text: Excellent mag. enjoy reading cover to cover.


title: The best interview magazine on celebritys/actors available....

text: I find that US magazine is one of the best true interview/information magazines about actors and public figures on the market.  One of the most recent and up to the minute magazines to purchase to get the information on "who's who" in the celebrity world.


title: A magazine for the true car nut

text: This is a magazine for the serious Motorhead. As the title says it is a mixture of racing cars and road cars. They do a good mix of expensive cars that I'll never even drive with more attainable ones. I will frequently have to look up a certain engineering term while reading it.


title: good

text: My son is really into sports and we got it cheap so it was a good buy.


title: Love the New Yorker

text:
Excellent Magazine!
Regular price is very expensive.
Best to find discounted price.


title: An O.K. Magazine

text: This Chicago magazine subscription was a christmas present. The magazine is o.k., but usually ends up in the garbage. There are too many ads and not enough information on the "real" chicago. I do like some of their articles, but again, usually, it ends up in the garbage.


title: Great as a gift

text: I enjoy Southern Living and so does my mom, every year for Christmas I top up her subscription.  Even Dad enjoys reading it as well.  There's plenty of interesting pieces in here from recipes, homemaking, entertaining, beautiful historic homes and gardens, city guides, looks at local businesses, and a lot of culture.  Enjoyable for everyone!


title: Put Down Your Phone and READ!!

text: Great deal! Mom loves it!


You should know that if you order this as a gift for somebody, it is very likely they will never receive it or will only receive a few copies.  The magazine is great - their fulfillment department is lackluster..


title: Very helpful articles

text: I bought this magazine for me however, my husband thinks it is his.  Great articles.


title: Details

text: Love the details and images.  I want to make everything displayed!


title: A must read magazine

text: The first time I read Good Housekeeping magazine I was very impressed by it and Iam glad to say that the impression has kept up through out the 2 years I have been reading it.This magazine has a wealth of information Home,cooking,General information,wonderful tips which are absolutely necessary in life and great articles that helped me in different ways. After reading  even one issue of this magazine you will know the difference.


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE IT!.  Great articles, suggestions.  Anyone interested in family history needs to read this magazine.


title: Larger print very helpful

text: My 83 year old mother loves the larger print n so do I :-)


title: Bad content, too many adds and they don't send ...

text: Bad content, too many adds and they don't send one per month, it's more like three in two weeks then the following 9 asap...


title: I love it.

text: Love the magazine. The articles are so well writted, and so interesting. Thank you for your great and enjoyable magazine.


title: Great diy magazine

text: I love handyman things!


title: Bad presentation is a deal breaker

text:
Firstly, I was surprised to see that Oprah would allow something with her name on it to be sent to her subscribers without the customary plastic envelope to protect while in the mail.  7 out of the 12 issues I've received have been thrashed with tattered covers and torn pages.  I called about the first one and was sent a new one in an envelope, but didn't feel I should have to do that every month.  I was intending to collect and keep my issues for years to come, but with the condition they are received in I no longer have an interest.  It's a big turn off because each issue looks like it's something I got second hand from a friend or something.

Secondly, I have to concur with comments from other people complaining about the advertising.  It definately comes through that the focus of this magazine is to give Gail a project she can earn a good living with rather than to minimize the marketing and ads so a better quality of journalism can utilize the pages available.

Sorry Oprah, I never thought I'd say this, but I think the greed of making yet more money got the best of you on this one.

All in all, I don't feel I got what I paid for, the presentation completely overshadowed the product content and enjoyment of the articles.