title: Solid Magazine

text: Esquire is a solid print magazine but do be prepared for ads on ads on ads.  I don't think this takes away from the overall content of the magazine but something you should be prepared for.  As far as the most important question regarding magazine subscriptions, no I would not pay the newsstand price per issue.  Heck, I don't think I would even pay $25 a year for it.  That however is not a knock against Esquire but really magazines in general.  There are only one or two magazines I would do that for: The Atlantic being one of them.


title: Too rich for me.

text: Travel and Leisure is a great magazine which is geared more to the rich who have no limit on what they spend on vacationing.  The cover more exotic places than I will ever be able to travel to.  I often find myself trying to find where in the world the place is they are covering.  They often say the name of the city but then don't clarify what country they are covering.  It is too confusing for me and I normally skim through the magazine and throw it to the side.


title: GREAT magazine!!

text: Thanks to Texas Monthly, I'm able to live in Texas vicariously. I confess their articles on BBQ make me drool. That said, it makes my campaign for a return trip to TX with the hubbie much easier. I've given up on the other glossy magazines and finally canceled Southern Living (a once great magazine now published by NY types). Texas Monthly is our lone staple for this southern family. DON'T mess with Texas, NYC publishers! Hands off...


title: Three Stars

text: Its good


title: Arrived on time.

text: Better experience than expected and the magazine, as always, lived up to its reputation. Thank you.


title: Five Stars

text: It was a gift for my husband and he loves it.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine. I have been receiving  it for years for my 3-6 montessori classroom and it is always a fun addition for readers.


title: I think they are the best experts on sound you can find

text: Can't afford a lot of what they cover, but it does help in shopping for what you can afford. Does give insight into build, design and quality of a wide range of products. And I love checking out the insane gear!


title: Wouldn’t buy again...

text: So small to read or follow....<br />Can’t figure out how to cancel.


title: Bummed!

text: Only gotten two or three magazines and that's it. I paid for a year not a month. What's the deal?????


title: A quick read for those rushed days.

text: This magazine is a refreshing quick read for homeschooling parents to grab a breather in between activities because it's not heavy-handed.


title: Same issue, over and over.

text: I don’t know why I’ve kept my HGTV subscription. I really dislike all of the decorating ideas. I do like<br /> The front door and landscaping ideas. Every issue looks the same, especially the cover. Turquoise and orange. The overall result is too modern and sameness.

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title: Not so worthwhile any more.

text: I couldn’t get over the thin magazine. Have taken this for many years but not sure if it’s worthwhile.


title: Overpriced

text: The magazine is fine. But you can do much better ($19.95 per year) on the subscription price by just googling abit.


title: Time is here!!

text: Great magazine


title: Gift for Handyman

text: This was a gift for my former handyman.  He like it.


title: Fashion with Teeth!

text: Jane is the most innovative magazine on the market today.  It is almost like a cross between Ms. Magazine and Glamor (if one could imagine such a thing).  Unlike most fashion magazines, which are flashy but filled with fluff, Jane offers a fresh feminist perspective in addition to edgy fashion spreads.  The articles range from current events (such as an insider's look into Saddam Hussein's 64th birthday party) to cheap vacation ideas to food critiques (a recent month surveyed 6 types of Mac-and-Cheese).  As the humor tends to be a bit risque at times, this magazine is suited for older teens and women in their 20s.


title: Feature Food Babe? You gotta be kidding. Nope ...

text: Feature Food Babe?  You gotta be kidding.  Nope.  No thanks.


title: One of my all time faves!

text: Country Living-I've been a subscriber for over 30 years. Great for reading in a hammock or curled up in front of a fire!


title: The Cricket Group publishes the best magazines for children

text: I love these magazines.  We subscribe to Ladybug, Spider, and Cricket (each for a different child).  The stories are great, as is the illustration.  An illustrator friend of mine says that it is very prestigious to be asked to illustrate a story in these magazines, and I figure it is the same for the stories.  No advertising, of course.  The thing I like the best is that each magazine is geared toward a certain age of child.  Highlights tries to be something for everyone, so we look through the magazine to find an appropriate story.  In Ladybug, we just start at the beginning and read straight through.  As the publisher will tell you, when your child outgrows Ladybug, you just let them know and they change your subscription to Spider (and later, Cricket.  That's as far as we've gotten).


title: My favorite magazine

text:
As women's magazines go, Marie Claire is definately the best of the bunch. It focuses on more than just fashion. It has serious articles and some cute fun ones, besides.

They have had articles on:

A woman who obeys an 8-ball for a month

A man who wears make-up for a week

Thai prostitution

Self-image

Stress

What women around the world keep in their underwear drawers

And lots and lots on fashion

They have a nice mix of articles. You can always find an article or two that you really like in each issue.


title: so I would highly recommend

text: I have been reading these for years, so I would highly recommend it


title: I have subscribed this magazine for years and this is ...

text: I have subscribed this magazine for years and this is the first time I found the subscription rate this low, so I of course jumped on the opportunity to save some money


title: Eating Well Magazine

text: I have had this subscription in the past and loved it, so I look forward to getting it again.  Thanks.


title: Five Stars

text: My 8 year old granddaughter loves this magazine!


title: Love this magazine!

text: Love this magazine!  Easy patterns for not-so-talented and experienced knitters with clear directions and lots of beautiful pictures.  Also, adds are relevant to yarn crafts.


title: Depressing

text:
I don't know if it is the paintings that seem low contrast and gloomy looking or if it they are printed that way.
Of course we all have different tastes but for me if it isn't colorful, playful and inspiring why bother. There seems
to be an attitude (in my opinion) in academia that great literature and art should be depressing. Even the "playful"
paintings seem forced.


title: Great

text: I love this magazine. I like how even if i'm sure I won't be intrested in the issue, it proves me wrong every time.


title: Two Stars

text: Too much beauty and make up stuff. Not enough real information, just lots of "sound bites."


title: Didn't get it yet.

text:
Didn't get it.  Please check into this. I'm glad I was not counting on it for a gift.

Thanks.

Diane Fischer


title: One of the better magazines for cooking tips and recipes.

text: I'm a home  cook.  Everything from scratch.  I watch her show when I can.  Yes, I do like the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Always enjoy all the info and special stories, great.


title: Not required reading for MTs

text: I am a massage therapist who thought he needed this magazine.  I am never excited to get my monthly copy in the mail.  Oh, it's mildly interesting, occasionally useful.  In the end, however, you will see that Massage Magazine is one big advertisement, set into glossy pages.  I am not sorry I have the magazine, because as said it sometimes offers interesting tidbits, but I won't be sorry when my subscription runs out, either.


title: Good Source of Information for Women

text: Best and only magazine that I read on a regular basis...look forward to the feature articles and "tips" found throughout the magazine.


title: Good Magazines

text: I discontinued all my other subscriptions for magazines and bought HGTV for a year.  I saw it on the table at my sister-in-law's house and loved it.  Now I'll find out if that is truly correct!


title: Gift to grandson

text: My grandson wanted his own magazine since his older sister got one. He loves the National Geo for Kids and wants to keep getting it.


title: Less Quality, Less Quantity

text: So thin and paper stock worst than newspaper


title: If you hate Trump-This is the magazine for you.

text: I read this magazine for articles that particularly interest me relating to people in the public eye. Most are well written and interesting. I remove all the advertisements before I start to peruse the articles. If this “entertainment” magazine could stay away from political commentary and personal opinion I would recommend it.


title: Four Stars

text: Good mag!


title: Not worth it!!

text: This magazine has gone downhill. It’s pretty much just ads and stinky perfume samples. Plus, I was resubscribed to it without my approval. I was able to unsubscribe pretty easily though. Don’t waste your money on a subscription to Cosmo!


title: A gift for my step-mother... and she loves it...

text: The only complaint is that it doesn't come monthly... she loves it as she loves all mystery related reading...


title: never got my first issue, then they said it's a digital subscription, can't access that

text: I never got my first issue, then they said it's a digital subscription. I can't access my digital issue since I have no subscription ID.


title: National Geographic review

text: I have taken this magazine for 40 years.  Always enjoyed it for the well written articles and the wonderful pictures.


title: Magazine value

text: Beware of these magazine orders. They automatically add additional years and charge automatically. The viewable and readable materials has dropped way off. Mostly adds! Not recommended


title: Three Stars

text: Has more ads than useful information, I won't be ubscribing


title: For the casual cook only

text:
I get this magazine as a gift subscription for a Food Network fan and look through it every month when visiting her. I honestly can't say I've seen enough real substance in it to want to get a subscription for myself, and if anything it just seems to be getting worse by the month.

There is not a lot of focus on serious cooking and recipes here - it's all about Food Network personalities. Take a tour of their kitchen (and buy their stuff!) Basic cooking/ingredient questions answered by the celebrities! And entire issues devoted to food trends way after the trend is tired and overdone (did they serious just do an all-bacon issue? In 2014?) It's also much heavier on dessert and sweet cooking than I'm interested in, or things like hamburgers, sandwiches...easy, casual food. It's a shame because I remember the first few issues seeming to be a little more serious and useful, with recipes I wanted to copy down and cook for myself.

I'll stick with Food & Wine for a cooking magazine more up my alley.


title: Not too British, too English!

text: I enjoy the articles in this publication that cover the planet and although I expected it to be overly British I find it to be overwhelmingly English with little or no articles on greater Britain. In the few issues I have received there have been few articles on Scotland and to the best of my knowledge nothing on Wales or Northern Ireland. A disappointment.


title: A Must Have For Every Home Owner

text: I you don't get this - you should.  Great ideas, reviews and instructions to keep your home looking and feeling great.


title: Four Stars

text: I like it but would like to see more articles on vacation spots in the United States.


title: One Star

text: Not at all what I thought it would be.


title: I can not read the TV guide it is too ...

text: I can not read the TV guide it is too small a print and will not order it again. I thought I was buying the print TV Guide.


title: Five Stars

text: This book is gread


title: Five Stars

text: I lover working with wood , I wish this was a monthly magazine


title: I like family handyman because i am a wook worker and ...

text: I like family handyman because i am a wook worker and enjoy most of the things they have in the book


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine is great helps in making things for beginners


title: A good magazine

text: I've always liked reading Scientific American every month, and Amazon gives a carefree way to renew. No checks to write or trips to the post office.


title: Best sports news.

text: As a sports fanatic I always enjoy Sports Illustrated. It keeps me up to date in the sports world and sometimes teaches me something<br />I didn't know!.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Great  magazine!

text: Has everything I'm  looking for  except some jewelry  making  ideas. Love the  images.


title: The most thorough publication out there

text: If you consistently read this every week you would be the most knowledgeable person you know. However finding the time to read something so dense on a weekly basiscan be difficult.


title: Delivery

text: The two weeks it covers ending on a Sunday and still have not received the next issue and it’s Thursday.


title: Readers Review

text: I go waaay back to when Readers Digest had NO advertising.  Like it now, but liked it a lot better then.


title: Five Stars

text: I use it every day.


title: Creative Ideas

text: Always great to see what other people are accomplishing.  It spurs my imagination!


title: Quiet time

text: I LOVE this magazine. It's beautifully put together and reflects to a gentler, more rush time...calming to read.


title: Are you kidding me?

text: I really can’t tell you if I like or dislike it because my grandson has been waiting for months to receive the first issue. It was supposed to be end of July and now I’m being told they’re running late. I ordered it in April.


title: Full of Great Informative Info

text: Not a lot of fluff or advertisements.  Awesome workouts and great information packed into the magazine.  So happy with my purchase!!!!!!!!


title: Great resource for kids

text: My 5-year-old grand niece is smarter than I am. She is already reading this publication, I really like it, too. I like that it's science, and literature all blended in for integrated learning.


title: Classic. Worth it's price.

text: Classic.  Worth it's price.


title: I was introduced to the great writing of David Remnick when he wrote for the ...

text: The New Yorker is the Gold standard for journalism.I was introduced to the great writing of David Remnick when he wrote for the Washington Post.Now he leads the finest team of journalists and writers in America.The New Yorker is an extraordinary institution which is important to our way of life in these troubling times.


title: good magazine

text: The magazine is pretty good, but I guess it differs on how much you like each issue. For example I liked the issue for February a lot more than the January issue. As for Shipping it stated from 4-6 weeks, it arrived in a bout 3 weeks so I was pretty satisfied with that.


title: Reading The New Republic reminds me of a Brene Brown quote...

text:
Reading The New Republic reminds me of something that author Brene Brown said:

“In philosophy, you’re either with us or against us is considered a false dilemma. It’s a move to force people to take sides. If other alternatives exist, and they almost always do, then that statement is factually wrong. It’s turning an emotion driven approach into a weaponized belonging.”

I canceled my subscription to The New Republic because I became tired of reading stories that presented false dilemmas. For example, in the January/February 2021 issue the four feature stories are about Joe Biden, Facebook, women in prison, and telecommuting. Each story pits one side against the other.

Joe Biden is our savior while Republicans are evil.

Facebook needs major changes because it promotes the right-wing media.

Women are in prison because men abused them.

Telecommuting will erode the workplace because human beings need to interact.

Are these arguments that black and white? I am in my mid-40s and I have found that most arguments, including these, are gray. There are a potpourri of factors that create a problem just as there are a potpourri of possible solutions to a problem.

Gravity, death, and taxes are certain. Everything else is ambiguous.

I am a moderate. I want to live in a purple state where both sides win. I am tired of reading and listening to false dilemmas that present one side as having the answers and the other as being a bunch of banana-eating idiots. Why can’t we find middle ground so that both sides win? Why can’t the media promote this middle-ground agenda, too?

The New Republic would say, “We can’t promote a balanced argument because our readers want lava spewed at anyone and anything associated with the right.”

I say, “Please cancel my subscription.”

I grew tired of reading The New Republic just like I grew tired of reading Breitbart. If I want to watch people pound on their chests and pronounce that they are right and the other side is missing chromosomes, then I’ll watch WWE Smackdown.


title: Seems to be only geared toward older crowd and beginner ...

text: Seems to be only geared toward older crowd and beginner level organizing, cooking, etc. Wish she had and advanced magazine.


title: Quality posts

text: Great Ideas!


title: My favourite of all knitting magazines

text: This magazine possesses very aesthetically pleasing design and patterns.  I have only been knitting for less than a year, yet I made my first sweater from a pattern from this magazine.  The directions are accurate and straightforward.<br />The only frusterating thing about this magazine is most of the patterns showcase an advanced skill level...


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.  The articles were very good.


title: Automatic renewal problem

text: When the magazine automatically renewed, I found out it was being sent to my son's old college address.  So I cancelled the subscription, but haven't received a refund for the subscription.  So not only did I provide his old fraternity with a free magazine, I paid again for nothing!  Bonnier said they'd cancel the subscription, and that I'd have to speak to Amazon about the refund.  But Amazon says everything has to be done thru Bonnier...  So no, I'm not happy about it.


title: All the information to do any home job or where to find it.

text: I liked everything about it. I am 74 years old and it helps to widen my field of knowledge.


title: Still the greatest mechanical magazine going.

text: This magazine has made my daughter so happy. We both enjoy the great articles.


title: Great magazine

text: I love smithsonian,it's alway full of interesting articles


title: AWESOME!!

text: AWESOME!!!  Lots of artists, lots of ideas, tons of art to color and a magnificent publication.  Well worth the money.  I go back to my copies all the time for suggestions, plans and encouragemet.


title: Meh

text: If you are a vegetarian, forget this magazine - it's all about meat.


title: Worth the Money

text: This is such an inexpensive magazine - as long as you take advantage of discounts - that it's the one magazine indulgence I allow myself. I love the idea of getting magazines, but in reality I let them sit and don't read them. All You is an easy read and I find much of it relevant to me. Plus, I like the coupons! Not all of them are great, but I use a couple. Plus you can receive it on your mobile device for free.


title: This Mag Hits the Mark!

text: I've been into fashion magazines since I was a girl, but this magazine has everything that is missing from other fashion magazines. JANE is non-pretentious, which is the biggest difference between it and the other big mags; it doesn't brag of riches or display a luxurious and unobtainable lifestyle. It is a fun magazine for REAL women especially in the age range of 16 - 30. It has hilarious writing and truly interesting articles, funky style and it offers readers what a magazine should: entertainment, ideas, stimulation WITHOUT the elitest attitude of the Other Mags. My only criticism is that some of the fashion shoots are a bit out there and not as appealing as they could be. BUT the sections on style and new trends are right on the mark. I have been subscribing to JANE since it first published and I read every one cover to cover!


title: Kindle version surprizingly good

text: It's nice to have both a hard copy and a Kindle version of this magazine. The magazine in general has a good effect on me. I find it both inspiring and challenging. It creates a desire in me to get the paints and brushes out more frequently. So often life intervenes and I go for months without painting. The Artist's Magazine provides incentives to move me forward. The Kindle version is handy to have when I'm on the go or in lower light settings. Images can be enlarged to see brush details.


title: Cover was torn

text: I was disappointed to receive my first publication because it was torn on the cover. I use them for coffee table books and wanted it to be pretty. They coukd be mailed in a mailer bag for more protection. I am looking forward to receiving the next one. They are beautiful magazines.


title: We love it! I look forward to it as much ...

text: We love it!  I look forward to it as much as my daughter does.  It has a variety of genres and artists that I wouldn't normally be drawn to buy otherwise so it broadens our horizons.  Great gift also!


title: Sad meow

text: Love the magazine. But never received the charger . . . . . . . . . . . .


title: Great magazine

text: This is a great magazine for the amateur birder and gardener.  It focuses on backyard birding and flowers, and has very informative articles.  I also really enjoy the stories and tips shared by other readers.  Just makes you feel good to read it!  I've given this as a gift to my mother, sister and grandmother, and they all love it and continue to subscribe.  I did not experience any problems with those subscriptions, however I did go direct thru the magazine itself.


title: Great magazine!!

text: My Son is 7. We are trying to keep him in the habit of reading. With all of the stories and activities in Highlights magazine, it keeps his interest. He gets So excited when his new one comes in with our mail! Highlights is Just how I remembered it when I was young!


title: I love that the entire magazine is linked to a specific ...

text: We have received 2 months of this magazine so far and both my 2 year old and 3.5 year old are loving the whole experience of receiving "mail" and having a formal sit down to go through the pages. I love that the entire magazine is linked to a specific animal and they cover stories, real pictures and a art and craft project.  It is a great magazine for learning and could easily be used in the classroom too to focus on specific animal themes.  I would definitely recommend this magazine for toddler/early pre school.


title: great

text: This is a great book. I spent much time deciding if I anted to read it. After reading this book I realize I should have spent more time reading it then thinking about reading it. Hope you enjoy it very much. Jesus Saves!!


title: Love It

text: Ordered the magazine  love it


title: Perfect gift for my father...

text: My father was a nose gunner on a B-24 Liberator that flew several missions over Germany in the latter half of WWII.  His brother served during the battle of Coral Sea.  Dad loves reading all the articles in the magazine, and reads it from cover to cover.


title: My grandchildren love all 3 editions.

text: Problem was getting them ordered and delivered.


title: Love it!

text: Great magazine with realistic DIY projects, well written and filled helpful hints and tricks.  Many of which I have used around the house and yard.


title: Five Stars

text: I always love this magazine and great price through Amazon~


title: What a joke

text: These reviews are ridicules, old ppl buying Thrasher mag for their grandkids. Find your local Zine and support! As for Thrasher, you sold out back in 2010, yer not fooling any OGs!


title: Undependable Delivery

text: Love the magazine but delivery is not dependable. I wouldn't order again for that reason


I stopped subscribing to House Beautiful last year. I had been a fan for several years and enjoyed the aesthetic of the rooms. I especially enjoyed the Bee Cottage series they featured and looked forward to that each month. However once that series ended there wasn't much to keep me reading the magazine and the rooms featured continued to go towards a more Elle Decor aesthetic that I wasn't a big fan of.


title: Love the magazine, very disappointed with purchase.

text: I only ever received 1 isssue. Very disappointed.


title: Great gift idea!

text: When my children were young, I subscribed to "Zoobooks", and my children loved them. The magazine is so informative and full of interesting facts and great diagrams and pictures. I purchased a subscription to "Zoobooks" for my daughter, now a second grade teacher.  She shares the copies with her students, and they love them.  This magazine would make a great gift for a grandchild or elementary teacher.


title: Five Stars

text: excellent


title: Great recipes

text: Always find something great to try, nice magazine with lots of ideas.


title: they like it.

text: bought it for our library patrons... they like it.


title: Five Stars

text: Gave as present. He loves it!


title: First Magazine

text: This is a great magazine if your looking for alternative medicines and ideas to good health and problems around the home.  I save all my issues to reference back to as needed.  I like the fact that there are ideas and remedies that can be used safely and with no drugs.  It's great reading.


title: Good

text: Buens revista


title: Three Stars

text: Not as good as some other art magazines, seemed to be mostly ads.


title: Stellar!!!!

text: Nice taste of home. I miss the cuisine so I subscribed. Excellent choice. If you love the city then this is a must have in your magazine rack.


title: Great recipes

text: Nice taste of home. I miss the cuisine so I subscribed. Excellent choice.


title: Good!

text: It came faster than I expected it to come and it's exactly what it says it is. I have only gotten one issue. I hope the rest come on time and are in good condition


title: only one issue

text: I loved this magazine. The only thing is, I only got one issue! I was very disappointed in this terrible service. Will not buy again🙍


title: Not what I thought

text: Would only recommend for 2 and under, my three year old says this is for babies.


title: Five Stars

text: Always the best in articles with awesome photography


My 13 year old granddaughter enjoyed the magazine. Unfortunately, she lives in another State and we haven't discussed the magazine after the first issue.


title: SHOWING MY SUPPORT

text: Signed up for a year subscription to show my support of free speech and to support the courageous people at Charlie Hebdo.  Let there be peace on earth and freedom for all.


title: Ok but Not as Good as Men's Health

text: Ordered a subscription though amazon when I received an offer for $1 for 12 months. The price can't be beat but because I get Men's Health I have a hard time reading the journal. The articles tend to focus a lot on outdoor activities which is fine but Outdoor magazine already does that (and a lot better I may add). It just seems like MJ has a hard time trying to find its identity among the other men's mags on the rack. I would subscribe again for $1 but probably not much more than that.


title: Good magazine

text: I like the recipes in the magazine.


title: Kind of a bore...

text: I bought a subscription for both myself and my mother as a gift.  Neither of us enjoyed it.  This magazine seems to pull most its content from everyday people who, freely, give them photos of birds they captured themselves.  (Captured images...not birds). For me, and my mother who LOVES bird watching, the magazine was a bore.  Not very insightful or engaging.  To sum it up, I was disappointed and my mom told me not to bother renewing her subscription.  I won't be renewing mine either.  I was really hoping this magazine would be full of professional/expert tips and features on various bird life and the plants (regionally) that attract/feed them.  It has some of the latter, but again, it really seems like its own readers provide the content.  I don't know - just not for this bird lover.


title: One of the Best Golf Magazines

text: Every issue is an experience. Great articles and teaching tips for the average to the "scrartch" golfer. Easy readding and a must for every golfer.


title: Texas Monthly is outstanding!

text: This is truly one of the best written, most interesting magazines available.  While its appeal is mainly to Texans or former Texans, others will find the articles interesting.


title: The BEST women's magazine!

text:
If I could only subscribe to one magazine, I'd pick Marie Claire in a heart beat.  It offers everything other women magazine have, including love life, diet, beauty, fashion and celebrity.  In addition, Marie Claire focuses on issues larger than the domestic US.  Being an educated young woman, I am interested in real life issues that other magazines tend to ignore.

Not only does Marie Claire have the guts to discuss issues that are hard to read at times (domestic abuse, prostitution in Asia, weight discrimination, etc.), but they actually tell you HOW you can help.  By listing numerous websites and phone numbers along with their article, it allows me to research the topic further and makes taking action just that much easier.

The cover of Marie Claire may not look any different than any other women magazine, but open it up and I guarantee you will see a difference.


title: I WOULD miss it for the world

text:
I'm in my early 20s and this magazine drives me insane sometimes.  Everytime I open it up, hoping to find an article worth reading but instead I find hundreds of paragraph "articles."  All the writers at Jane seem to be some sort of a sorority (which I admit, appealed to me once but no more) and don't give their readers enough credit.  It's as if the writers don't have enough talent to write an article that is longer than 2 pages, and I've experienced better writing in my high school newspaper.

Almost all articles on celebrities go like this - Jane: question, celebrity: answer. Jane: question, celebrity: answer....I do enjoy this format sometimes, but I do have more brain cells to actually read good literary writing.

The magazine avoided receiving one star because they do cover some more serious issues than how to improve your sex life.  The writers review more than a handful of books and movies and the photography is on a higher standard than the words that are smacked on there.

I think this is a good magazine for laying out in the sun (when you're lazy and you don't want to think much).  Or if you have the attention span of an 8 year old, the length of the "articles" is perfect for you.  If you want a women's magazine with real substance, I'd recommend Marie Claire.  If you have patience and love reading 10 page articles, go for Vanity Fair.


title: an updated review

text:
After I bought Glamour off the news stand, I read it and completely loved it. The previous reviews were a little bit out of date here on Amazon, and in my opinion, a magazine can transform dramatically in a year, if not less. There's definitely a lot less fluff and a lot of wonderful articles in 2005.  For example, there were articles about the emotional hardships with a mom whose kid is mentally ill and the story of up coming star as a happily adopted child. There were articles on women who struggled so that girls today can play in Little League, women can get credit cards and keep their job when they get pregnant.  There's a lot of important and powerful article on women's rights with a dose of celebrity life.  My favorite article was Aisha Tyler showing us how much digital touchup can do to cover models....it definitely made me feel a lot better about my body.

I felt like Glamour had enough dosage with fashion, health news, beauty tips, and celebrity life, but still did a great job to remind us the greatness of being a woman. I gave it 4 stars due to the fact that I had flip through 6 pages of ads before I got to the table on contents. I suppose that's how magazines make their money, but I can do without.  Other than that, great mag! If every issues is like the one I read, I'd subscribe to it in a heart beat.


title: Too mature for 12-year old

text: Some cute articles, but more appropriate for high schoolers. My 12-year old is on the innocent side. I don’t think she needs to read about masturbation and sex in a magazine, but that’s my personal belief.


title: Keeps me in touch with this crazy (wonderful) city

text:
It's weird that most of these other reviews are concerned with subscription problems. I just moved to the city last year, and subscribed to both Time Out New York and New York magazine. After about a month, I found myself tossing out TONY, which with its papery material feels more like a TV guide to me, and instead carrying my copy of New York everywhere I go.

While TONY is more comprehensive about local events (i.e. readings, concerts, theatre, movies, etc.), New York magazine focuses more on New York culture and news, and especially emphasizing the media's current focus. For instance, last week's issue had Caroline Kennedy on the cover.

I've learned to trust NYMag's restaurant selections, and the reviews tend to be detailed and useful. Every week, it lists new openings or reopenings of restaurants, along with general critic's picks, which I've found very useful.

The layout of the magazine is also very friendly and endearing. There's the approval matrix of people and things that are currently in or out of favor, the culture pages, and even events for kids, not to mention the least, my favorite -- the weekly crossword puzzle, which I actually like more than the NYtimes's.

If anything else, be sure to get the copy of 'Best of New York' when it comes out, for a great guide to the best of what the city has to offer.


title: Great magazine

text: This is the best magazine ever! This is the only home magazine you will ever need to purchase in your life!


title: Two Stars

text: The print is to small for my poor eyes.


title: Wonderful!

text: Thoroughly enjoy this magazine. Lots of great info. 🐦


title: Five Stars

text: Bought as a gift.


title: Five Stars

text: Just like the TV guides I'm been getting the past 50 years.


title: Yearly Christmas gift

text: My husband requests this same subscription for his Christmas gift this year. He enjoyed the magazine immensely. Love the articles on many of the cars of his youth.


title: Five Stars

text: Magazine subscription started much sooner than any other subscription service ever did!


title: Excellent: fun, informative, and very economical

text:
What a mag! I haven't read any of the other reviews, but i must offer my unqualified 5 Stars for this playful, interesting magazine.
From command line tips, to product reviews, to the silly stuff on the back page, this rag is a must have for any mac enthusiast. None of the other Mac magazines capture the apple-user spirit quite like this.
But dont let me confuse you, MacAddict is in no way frivoulus - droll, yes, but serious and quite insightful too.
My only qualm with the magazine is that it is monthly and not weekly. I usually read it - cover to cover - within the first 24 hours of delivery! maybe if it were a bit more drab i could make it last longer.


title: Great magazine

text: Great recipes!


title: worst delivery speed ever

text: i bought this when amazon was selling it for $5 for a year with the discs. well lets just say i bought it on june 1, 2010 and have gotten 1 issue. Now im about to write them for the second time telling them they need to start sending me my magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Help me keep mysrlf in shape and healthy


title: A Must-Read for Outdoor Enthusiasts: My Favorite Magazine Ever!

text:
As an avid outdoor enthusiast, I've been a subscriber of Outside Magazine for years now, and I can confidently say it's my favorite magazine ever. With well-written and entertaining articles, this magazine never fails to impress me.

One of the things I love most about Outside is how it allows me to live vicariously through the stories of other adventurers. Even when I can't travel, I can always turn to the pages of Outside to learn about new destinations, gear, and outdoor tips.

That being said, I do understand some of the criticisms the magazine has received. While I don't mind the ads, I can see how they might be overwhelming for some. Additionally, some readers have expressed frustration with the magazine's focus on expensive gear and fashion clothing, as well as the promotion of personalities over the outdoors. Personally, I would love to see more articles about great hikes, places to camp or backpack, or getting outside to enjoy nature.

Despite these minor flaws, I still find Outside to be a must-read for anyone who loves the outdoors. It's informative, inspiring, and just plain fun to read. Whether I'm living vicariously through the stories or archiving old issues, I always look forward to the next edition.


title: Sites in Turkey

text: Best Archaeology information out there!


title: Don’t buy it.

text: Do not nut this from Magazine Express. The magazines will never be delivered and you will be charged multiple times.


title: Great magazine for children!

text: This is a gift for my 8 year old granddaughter and she loves it!


title: Great birthday gift.

text: Our granddaughter requested this for her birthday gift.  She loves that it is delivered in her name.


title: smithsonian

text: love this magazine.  It contains information on so many subjects and written in a way that is easily understandable.<br />Not too many ads either

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title: My favorite

text: Sunset along with Southern Living is my favorite magazine.  I love the garden and design ideas.  The photography is incredible.  I just wished I lived West to take advantage of all their suggestions.  Dreaming


title: Great gift for a woman of the kitchen

text: I bought a subscription for my Mother-in-law for her birthday one year because she loves trying new dishes--she absolutely loved it! I think I'll resubscribe for her again this year! Great price for a gift that keeps on giving. I'd even consider it for a bridal shower--throw it in a gift basket of kitchen items from their registry...cooking utensils, an apron, oven mitt...etc. Cute! :)


title: Readers Digest

text: The best I can say for the Digest is "It's fair, not great or terrible, just fair."  I won't be renewing my subscription.


title: MacLife

text: Possibly a good magazine for geeks but not for this amateur.  Way too technical for me. I finished my first copy in about five minutes. One item in the "ask" section is about the only part I understood.


title: One of the best magazines on the market, especially for women.

text: This is one of my "must have" magazines. Love it!!! You do not have to be a cowgirl to enjoy and appreciate it!!! Great and interesting articles about women achievers. Great decor and fashion ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: I give this subscription every year as a birthday gift to a 12-year-old horse-crazy girl.  She loves them!


title: Go to the magazine's website instead.

text: I love Amazon, and they refunded it- but if you subscribe through this you may NEVER see your first issue so just go through National Geographic's website I think it's the same deal anyways.


title: No Disappointment with Hobby Farms Magazine!

text: I am not sure where I would be without my issues of Hobby Farm! The issues cover topics on several different areas regarding life on the farm and also life off the farm! You won't be disappointed!


title: Fun ideas for kids!

text: We just got our first issue and so far so good. It has fun craft ideas, games, and even kid friendly recipes.


title: Good ideas

text: Love the ideas!


title: DO NOT ORDER...Never Received Subscription!!!

text: DO NOT ORDER!!! I ordered a year subscription of "Scooby-Doo Team Up" on November 1, 2018 for my nephew as a Christmas gift. He received 1 issue in early February 2019 and no others since. I contacted the seller over 6 weeks ago and have not heard anything in regards to this subscription.


title: Long wait, but worthy

text: Took forever to come, from the moment it was shipped... Over a month (after a few months of waiting for the shipment), but it's a great magazine... Worth the wait. My kid can't wait for them next issue.


title: Teen Vogue

text:
I usually like this type of magazine, but Teen Vogue was just boring. Advertisements every other page and almost no interesting articles.

The funnest thing about the magazine is sniffing the perfume samples.


title: Something in the mail for my kid

text: I love that my 4 year old gets excited about ‘his own magazine’ coming in mail- the stories are ‘wholesome’ and engaging - encourages reading


title: A gift subscription

text:
I've received two issues of Humpty Dumpty.  I am equally happy with both so far.  Please continue to read this review for an explanation… One story features Pinky the Pig who has a bad attitude about being mistaken for a scarecrow and a snowman.  (Is this supposed to be comedic?)  Her responses are to "kick the tree with her boot" and to respond with anger to someone's misunderstanding.  The resolution is not anger management, but a cinnamon bun by the fire with Grandma.  The concluding sentence of the story states, "Pinky was happy whe was not a scarecrow or a snowman.  She was the best little piggy in the world."  Consistent content in both issues.  The other story in the issue is about a dog trying to "find his place" on the farm and being rejected repeatedly by the farm animals.  In the preceeding issue I read a story about a friend "Doggy" telling Pinky a story about something he was learning.  Pinky responded, "I am getting frozen just listening to you, Doggy."  And pinky returns inside to have a cup of hot chocolate.  This is not how you treat a friend.

I do not routinely read books with my children which require redirection, but this book never fails to disappoint in this regard.


title: Great magazine!

text: I was surprised at the low reveiws for this magazine and had to write to say that my three boys (ages 10 to 14) fight over who is going to read it first when an issue arrives. We've not subscribed to any other magazine that my boys are as enthusiastic about.


title: magazine purchase

text: I just received this magazine in mail. I really enjoyed it and will share with my writing group. excellant articles and the is a lot of information in articles.


title: Two Stars

text: Great book if it ever showed


title: Love it

text: Goood


title: Good reading

text: Graet


title: Great stuff

text: Goood


title: Five Stars

text: The articles are very good and the fashion sense is the best!


title: Always a great read with a wealth of information.

text: Informative read in each print.


title: I have always loved PopSci. It was the first magazine I subscribed ...

text: I have always loved PopSci.  It was the first magazine I subscribed to as a teen.


title: Not a fan

text: I'm not sure exactly who the intended audience is for this magazine but apparently it's not middle class women in their mid-20's.  If I or any of my friends followed the fashion advice in this magazine, we'd be broke!  If you can afford to buy $400 blouses and $600 sweaters, it might be an ok choice for you.  There are tidbits here and there that I found helpful in the magazine but those were few and far between.  Overall, the issues of this magazine that I received were not appealing at all.


title: Required Reading

text: This mag should be required reading for all Texans and wannabe's. However, you must keep in mind while you are reading it where it comes from. Everyone knows who lives in Austin, and it is a place to be avoided, if possible. Still, there is much good information about this state that you will not get anywhere else.


title: Quality of contents

text: Pricing was the original reason for purchase, cannot compare to other higher prices from PH or others. Articles very interesting, ads pointed to current products and the various ages of the population.


title: Numismatic News

text: I like the convenience of auto renewal. Once less thing to keep track of.  As a coin collector I need this subscription to keep me current on the coin hobby and business.


title: Expected more decorating ideas

text: Just received my first copy, I'm a little disappointed. I hoped for more decorating examples, maybe the next issues will be better.


title: Latest paint colors from the HGTV Magazine.

text: I enjoy reading this magazine from cover to cover as their interior design decorators are careful, thoughtful and very creative..


title: Four Stars

text: I have enjoyed reading this magazine for years.u


title: The magazine

text: I enjoy the magazine and the price. Also how you automatically  set it up for renewal. Thank you so much.


title: Wholesome magazine for pre-teens

text: My little girl loves the magazine, and was grateful to have it renewed.


title: Trash Mag

text: Not about Music any more. Way to left leaning and political. Lost me as a reader after 30 years.


title: Two Stars

text: Always anti-Trump. Not objective.


title: Great value

text: Always love reader's digest


title: Five Stars

text: Have always enjoyed the magazine and the price was right.


title: Five Stars

text: Was the gift my brother wanted. He loves it.


title: Five Stars

text: Always on time and I love reading it! Thanks for the excellent price!


title: Only worth what I first paid

text: Good magazine, but at 8 times the price from what I originally paid to renew after a year, they can keep it. Especially annoying that the renewal billing came up 2 months before my subscription is even over, $10 higher than what it says on the page, and $35 higher than what I first paid.


title: Inexpensive

text: Inexpensive but if you bass fish it doesn’t have to many articles


title: Five Stars

text: Thanks a lot for your kindness and goods


title: A Must-Read Legendary Men's Magazine.

text: The attempts to appeal to the younger guys haven't hurt it at all.  The venerable "What I've Learned" section and "Man At His Best" alone are worth the subscription.  In the March 2013 issue, the article "The Man Who Shot Osama bin Laden"  Is a "must-read".  It is the true account of the mission and it corrects erroneous errors in the movie "Zero Dark Thirty".  You won't find articles like this anywhere else.  It's like "Rolling Stone without the bias.  True-Life stories, new fiction from popular authors and great reviews on food and drink make it worthwhile.  Though I would never buy an $8000 suit, at least I know what one looks like!  The fashion tips are the Best!


title: My boys love it

text: My boys love it


title: Lame

text: All ads no content


title: Funny stuff.

text: Comes in a white covered paper cover. Shipped one month early


title: model military

text: terrific magazine for the militay modeler order direct or from amazon...stay away from Wise Owl publication in california...they will take your money and provide you with nothing but problems trying to get delivery of it


title: Disappointing.

text: This magazine has gone downhill over the years. The industry is changing, which is parti of the reason. However, I am not excited about their content anymore;, the patterns are so-so.


title: Favorite Magazine

text: This my favorite decorators' magazine by far. Fewer ads then some American magazines, and lots of great content.


title: Five Stars

text: Best magazine for boys


title: Oz is the man!

text: Love this magazine! Always full of great information for your health, home, shopping and interesting recipes. I have learned quite a bit from the informative articles...Great idea Dr. Oz.


title: Doesn't come with the whole subscription.

text: I never got my full subscription for this magazine. I think I ended up only getting 8 out of the 12 issues I purchased but because it was such a hassle I never bothered anyone to get the rest.


title: One of the best Economics, Financial

text: One of the best Economics, Financial, Political news, and even significant sciences news/discoveries news I have ever seen.  Always liked (Bloomberg) Businessweek; but have to say The Economist is even better.  I use both.


title: Two Stars

text: The Kindle version was a lot better when I first subscribed...


title: Takes too long

text: I bought a subscription to World of Interiors at the beginning of December.  The magazine is great, but the problem is I got an email saying I should expect my first issue in March 2011.  It was supposed to be a Christmas gift.  I just don't understand why it is taking so long to get it.


title: Used to read these as a kid glad to see they still make these and will be ...

text: Used to read these as a kid glad to see they still make these and will be super joyful to see that they are still making these and I cannot wait to begin reading them again.


title: Informative and fun to read

text: This magazine is meant to inform and entertain the cowboy, both real and imaginary.  It does this job well and is packed full of beautiful images and short write ups on a wide variety of subjects including:  music reviews, viedo/movie reviews, book reviews, events callendar, fashion, travel, lost art forms and many more.  Well worth the price and the time to read it.


title: Not what it used to be

text: The writing, content, and cartoons have all gone downhill over the last decade. The New Yorker of 1999-2003 was essential reading -- engaging, thought-provoking, clever, wry. Today's New Yorker is tired. The cartoons, once clever and relevant, are now either obtuse or worn out (how many more "stressed out" montages by Roz Chast must I flip past?). For my money, I get broader and deeper political coverage in The Economist, more innovative writing and photos in The Paris Review, and sharper liberal politics/commentary in Harper's. If it weren't for the occasional serious news story (most often written by Seymour Hersh), I'd scrap my subscription.


title: Great Magazine. Needs to move away from the mainstream.

text: Good quality magazine. Brilliant when it goes outside the mainstream. Generally very accurate with its album reviews. It would probably be better if it was more edgy and less like "People" magazine(I guess you have to sell ad space).


title: Still don't have my magazine

text: I have always liked Relix magazine.  However, I ordered through Amazon with a gift card back in late December and still haven't gotten my first issue.  I don't know what the hold up is.


title: Like an encyclopedia delivered to your mailbox every month

text: I have been a subscriber for many years-this is the first time I renewed thru Amazon. I prefer this media (print) to a website because I'm old school. I would recommend anyone interested in collecting antiques buy a subscription to MAD- you get a wealth of information from antiquers who love to help new collectors. Shoot them an e mail to get a free copy and you'll be hooked!


title: One Star

text: Did not order!!


title: this is for people with real big money

text: I was expecting something more affordable to buy, I am not rich and most of the stuff in here was way out of my price range. Good reading if you like to fanticise about owning one of those automobiles. Sorry, I can't do this at all.


title: Handyman

text: Love the articles


title: 3 years of trash liner..

text: I keep trying to cancel this!!  It just won't stop!!


title: not for me

text:
This magazine is forwarded to family members in Asia who are fascinated by things Californian. Can't afford the 3 to 5 stars pretensious and overpriced restaurants with their inflated egos star chefs.

Being a local, I could and have enjoyed better cuisines (also more affordable) both ethnics and Anglo which are not featured because they are not the magazine's advertisers.

The magazine should be renamed Affluent Los Angeles  ....


title: Great magazine

text: For a euro mag its awesome, and as a chick myself, very awesome, because there aren't too many naked chicks all over its covers! The cars are hott, and the way they incorporate so many 'Yankee' cars is cool too. Very informative. One of the best Volkswagen mags around.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


This is a great way to make your kids read, especially informational texts. Interesting materials and colorful pictures make this magazine a literacy tool that every parent must have !!!


title: I'm a Believer

text: I like the McSweeney's empire. Despite what has been written about them being overly hipstery, this is an excellent magazine with interesting articles by many great authors. A little uneven sometimes, but what magazine isn't? The thing I have always liked about this magazine is that they are good natured and avoid the sneering and angry posturing that you so often see attached to literary pursuits. They review things that they actually LIKE rather than taking potshots at things they dont. Why on earth has it become the norm to review books that you hate and tear them down? Why would anyone actually want to read that?


title: Basically publishes press releases, never investigates

text:
No need for a subscription anymore--just read it online, often for the really far-out articles and horrific theology (or lack there of.)

A dangerous magazine for new Christians.


title: Last Straw

text: Since Michael Reinstein bought Sunset and gutted the magazine, quit paying contributors, and sold off assets it has declined from one of the nation's best magazines to a near worthless rag.  Having been decades long subscribers, we’ve held on despite everyone else we know canceling their subscriptions.  I guess we were optimistic. Now we joke about how much cheaper the next issue will be.  By cheaper, I mean sorry content, poor editing, toilet pepper-like paper quality, and 90% advertisements, etc. etc.  So very sorry to see Sunset go this way, but we too, will not waste another dime on a renewal........it’s a bit like losing an old friend to a cancer.


title: May be written on a fifth grade level but it has relevant articles that I've missed.

text: No dislike.


title: Our Essential Chicaco Travel Guide

text: We live in Michigan and travel to Chicago a few times a year to enjoy a great hotel, great restaurants, shows, museums and shopping.  The Chicago magazine is our "go to" Chicago guide to figure out what to do each time we travel.  It has been invaluable with concerning to finding great (some new some old) restaurants and shows.  For the cost it's a bargain to us!


title: A Gift that Keeps on Giving

text: An excellent magazine for the serious armchair scholar/explorer of the Earth and the Universe. This is a great magazine that has not totally lost its commitment/direction and succumbed to fleecing its flock of readers with advertising over delivering quality scholarly earth-space-geophysical science and education content. An excellent magazine to gift middle and high school students. I have been a member of the NGS since receiving a subscription as a gift in 1984. This year I renewed my subscription/membership via Amazon rather than directly thru NG--$15 versus $34--quite a savings!


title: Disappointed

text: I thought this was a subscription.


title: Fun learning for adults and kids

text: My children look forward to getting their new issue every month. We have learned so much already after reading the two magazines that arrived. This is a great way to keep them knowledgeable during the summer months while school is out. Perfect timing!


title: If you fly fish the Northwest, you'll love this magazine

text: Beautiful photography and pretty good writing are the hallmarks of this magazine.  It focuses on locations rather than on tying, equipment, or other issues.  Those of us who live in Washington and Oregon are lucky to have a magazine of this quality dedicated to our area.  I get more out of "Northwest Fly Fishing" than any of the half dozen other fly fishing publications I susbcribe to.


title: Love it!

text: Love this magazine


title: magazine renewal

text: I rate the Amazon subscription renewal high.  But until the first copy arrives after the old subscription expires, I cannot be sure the order is properly processed.  So wait for a follow-up.


title: sc fi magazine

text: The Amazon renewal price beats other options.  I think I signed up for auto renewal.  So I am not too sure yet how that is going to play out.  The $5 one year renewal was an option but I did not take it.


title: Good magazine for healthy eating

text: This magazine is a good magazine for healthy eating. I have enjoyed it.


title: Not as good as it once was, but still the best

text:
If you want the best in reporting, a magazine with infinitely high standards of layout and writing, the occasionally funny cartoon (we worship at the altar of Roz Chast), and what passes for important fiction these days, you can't miss with the New Yorker.  No other non-scholarly journal delivers so much to read and entertain.

Public image probably sees the New Yorker reader as a person on Metro North with a long commute from the suburbs.  Yeah, that's us on the weekends.  And it's the perfect length for a 1-1/2 train ride that's usually dull, slow, noisy, and crowded.

But some of the non-fiction articles over the past decade or so have far surpassed the fiction offerings, and some of the stories have stayed as clearly with me as anything I've ever read.  This IS the magazine that was home to Joseph Mitchell, my all-time favorite reporter/ writer.

The New Yorker used to be considered prudish about what it would publish as fiction.  Now, most of their fiction is a  morass of quasi-autobiographical tales that seem to have mandatory explicit, unpleasant and unemotional sex, as if each writer is trying to surpass the shock value of the last writer.  Very little of it concerns any other aspects of life.  I'm not prudish, but I do get bored with it, and just skip over it.

The reviewers are still generally very good, on the money, and it's an invaluable short guide to what's happening culturally in the metro New York area.

So well worth it, but to the fiction editor:  get work elsewhere.  To the editor:  there's GOT to be better fiction out there than what you've been publishing.


title: Three Stars

text: It's kind of OK, but NO big deal.


title: Love this magazine!

text: This is one of those magazines that I knew existed but I never picked up...thats until i was at a friend's house sleeping in a guest room with a stack of them. I picked one up and LOVED IT! The journalism is excellent, and there are always stories that I find super interesting. It's like a cross between the new yorker, the atlantic and US magazine.  I'll be subscribing to this for a long time!


title: Five Stars

text: I should get this one again. It's kinda pricey, but worth it.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.  Can't wait to order it again.  Very informative for the seeker of knowledge.


title: So far... Wonderful!

text: I bought this as a gift for my husband who loves watching Food Network (I had no idea they had a magazine until I saw it here). I found out that I love it just as much as he does. It's super helpful and has lots of great recipes. The holiday edition was especially interesting, lots of good DIY present ideas.


title: Women's Health Mag

text:
This is one of my favorite magazines out there. As soon as I get it, I read it cover to cover. I have a subscription myself and have given it as a present to my friends. Here are my thoughts on it.

PROS:
-New and easy recipes to learn how to cook healthier meals
-New workouts which I always want to try
-Gives me motivation to continue to workout and eat healthy. Frequently they use the data from the website in the magazine
-Dedicated website for the magazine also has great tips and ideas
-The holiday edition had lots of good ideas for gifts
-Consistently interesting articles
-Generally seems to be geared towards normal women (the fitness guru or the casual)

CONS:
-Generally not interested in the cover article, but maybe that's just me
-Normal magazine complaints (a little thin, a few too many advertisements)

Overall, I highly recommend!


title: Read Faithfully in Our Home

text: I ordered this publication as a gift for my husband, a USMC veteran. At first, he was leery, saying that the paper has a strong political agenda. The editors must have changed this, however, because he noted that the material and "spin" were very different from the last time he read it (over a decade ago). If you are buying this as a gift for someone, it is a good idea to know their opinions on politics and the press beforehand (which is true for any publication--military or otherwise). I have read this myself, and as a writer, I enjoy the straightforward presentation, get-to-the-point approach, and the topics presented. I'd recommend this for anyone who is currently serving, or who has served, in the Corps.  It may also be of interest to anyone who wants an insider's perspective on military matters. It's affordably priced at about $1.50 an issue,and it comes once a week. Delivery was faster than some subscriptions for other periodicals I've purchased. The first issue came about 2-3 weeks after I ordered it. The paper is designed for a specific audience, as are all publications. Keep this in mind when shopping for any newspaper or magazine subscription. As any writer will tell you: Know your audience. Taking the time to do so will greatly increase your chances of giving a gift that will be appreciated and enjoyed.


title: A great source for all your PlayStation needs!!!

text: While we are in the age of the internet and information being leaked and revealed ahead of schedule for companies, its nice to know that there is a quality magazine out there that caters to the PlayStation universe without compromising information or creditability just to increase their userbase. Quality articles, in-depth game reviews and informative responses to questions of gamers make this magazine a welcome addition for a source of media for PlayStation fans.


title: do you miss living near the beach or coast?  then get this.

text: used to live on the carolina coast for years and have since moved to land-locked texas.  this magazine is my monthly escape!  ahhhh beachy home decor and coastal landscapes.  get it.


title: Four Stars

text: she didn't find time to really read them


title: Five Stars

text: My son likes this because he doesn't have to wear his glasses to read


title: Love it

text: this magazine has the most beautiful cross stitch patterns, they are easy to read and instructions are easy to understand


title: Very necessary if one is to enjoy the countless offerings on cable TV.

text: On the plus side I found TV Guide essental to my TV watching. I especially appreciated the listings for IFC & the Sundance Channel. The only negative is that the guide does not list the daytime schedule or listings for late night after prime time. Many good films are shown in both time periods.


title: He liked it and said it was one of the best ...

text: This was bought for my grandson who is in prison.He liked it and said it was one of the best magizines he has seen.


title: T.V.Guide

text: This is not the t v guide I remember.This is a magizine that only gives times of tv shows from 8pm to 11pm,Not what I thought I was geting at all.I was looking for an all day tv guide


title: Five Stars

text: My mom just loves getting this magazine each month.


title: good mag

text: thanks


title: Worthwhile. Good reading.

text: Subscribed for my husband. He enjoyed it. He's an auto mechanic. Would recommend if interested in this.


title: Four Stars

text: Great


title: Lots of interesting recipes

text: If you're looking for something different when cooking, this is the magazine for you. Lots of great looking photos and new ingredients for the home chef looking for new ideas.


title: The Best in Catholic Daily Devotional

text: If you want true Catholic teaching, you need to go to the Dominicans, and the editor Fr. Peter Cameron, O.P. captures the spiritual, the traditional, and the beautiful in every issue, while keeping the faithful Catholic up on the daily readings.  The absolute best in daily devotional.  I couldn't do without it!


title: A must for any "home and garden" lovers in the Pacific NW

text: I like this magazine for it's features on everything Northwest. Since I live in the NW, I like that it has good ideas for vacations places that are nearby. I also love the photos of the homes and gardens they showcase. The magazine has great recipes as well. I have bought this magazine as a gift for friends who move to the Pacific Northwest and it is much appreciated.


title: Dip advertisements and a few articles

text: This magazine seems to get thinner every year with more space taken up by Copenhagen and Skoal ads than actual articles. A Legendary publication that needs more substance back.


title: A Must for record collectors

text: Record Collector magazine is a must for record collectors. You get information about records that were released years ago.


title: Good Stories but Bad Layout and Bad Ads

text: I enjoyed my subscription to this magazine, but the layout and ads really detracted from the editorial content. So much so that I'm not renewing my subscription. First off, the layout. It's incredibly busy, no white space, and the colors often conflict. It's just plain UGLY. Oddly, the covers are always very eye-catching. Do they have a different team work on them? And the ads. Don't get me started on the ads. Viagra, Viagra, Viagra, gold coins, gold coins... Viagra. With the assorted rip-offs and obvious scams, they really take away from the reader/editorial trust. I know times are hard in the print business, but I think they should have some kind of standard. So unless you're a 50+ man with erectile dysfunction, and you are an avid coin collector, you might want to skip this magazine. I recently bought an issue of Discover at the airport and really enjoyed it. Not quite the same topics, but close enough. And of course there's Wired, which I count as the gold standard.


title: Subscription

text: This is an excellent publication that transports the reader in its writings, informs thorougly in its reports and shares its knowledge in its articles. It is up to date in the field of aviation and shares with the enthusiast  an amalgam of news, reports, articles and photographs. I am enjoying myself even though I am no longer able to fly.


title: Great magazine

text: This is a great magazine if you like to do projects in and around the house. Great tool rewievs and tips for remodeling, refurbishing and upgrading your home.


title: i look forward to it every month

text: solid magazine, glad for the subscription


title: Like it

text: I like this magazine. It has great shopping and fashion tips. The price was right so I gave it a try.


title: Excellent!

text: Reader's Digest has been part of most of our lives forever and it is great that the quality of the magazine has not changed over the years! A must read for all.


title: InStyle Is My Favorite Fashion Magazine

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for 5 years or more.  It has something for every age.  From my youngest daughter age 24 to my age . . . "older" than 24 we find things we like and can apply to our lives.


title: Great, relevant articles

text: Wondertime is one of the best magazines for parents.  It covers a broad range of topics in each issue and prints articles of varying length so that you can read articles based on how much time you have at your disposal each sitting.  I like the template pullouts that allow for "do it now/ quick" projects, like interviewing your child about their favorite holiday.


title: Good, overall magazine.

text: So happy I purchased my subscription through amazon.com - my first issue arrived in 3 weeks. Normally if you subscribe through a insert card or the magazine's own website it takes 6-8 weeks to get your first issue. I think amazon gets orders fastracked.<br />I really like this magazine because it gives good information about overall general health concerns for women.  It is definitely not a weightlifting or serious bodybuilding magazine.  It is great for those of us who strive to live a healthy lifestyle, but do not make it the sole focus of our being.  I find lots of great articles on many different topics which keeps me interested.


title: Three Stars

text: Good deal for $3.


title: Five Stars

text: Great every time!


title: Deleware Beach Life

text: Great magazine.  Beautiful pictures, excellent articles and lots of information about where to go and what to do at the beach.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Why ask?

text: Why would anyone NOT subscribe to The New Yorker?  By his own request, his is my brother's annual Christmas present.


title: Five Stars

text: Must read for classic Mustang owners


title: Worth the Challenge

text: POETRY never fails to deliver award-winning poets with thought-provoking work. Yes, many of the poems The Poetry Foundation publishes are challenging; that’s kind of par for the course. One reviewer claimed to have read poems for 35+ years, and because s/he didn’t understand some in this periodical, he gave the whole publication a bad review. Please don’t listen to that noise.


title: Real issues and fashion

text: I've enjoyed this magazine for years because it has news and women's ifestyle stories and attainable fashion and beauty tips.


title: Knowledge is power , heed their warning.

text: If only USA had a Magazine as good


title: A disappointing transition

text: I have been a longtime Outside Mag reader. The new ownership has shifted the content. It is not just that it has more ads. The Long Reads and well-written pieces are gone. It is much more about advice on buying gear and outfitting. And, if you subscribe to print, you are punished and cannot access online content. The new owners are clearly trying to move away from print completely. Think long and hard before you subscribe. I find that I have to wade through lots of irrelevant content to find a few pieces to read. I won't renew.


title: Stopped getting my subscription

text: This is a great magazine & it has good information. However, I stopped receiving it after about 6 months.


title: Great design ideas!

text: Love this magazine!


title: Problems with the publisher/shipping

text:
I ordered this a while ago around March/April and today is July. I still have yet to receive the first issue. I called them up and said they will fix the problem so we'll see.

not so happy so far.


title: Interesting articles

text: The first subscription was shipped on June. Didnt really have much problems with it but reading some of the articles, I didnt find anything that pertained to my interests.<br />For this months, I found more interesting topics they were talking about regards to our environment and some DIY projects. I wish they emphasized a bit more on that. Overall, it was ok.


title: Smithsonian Magazine

text: I love the Smithsonian Magazine!


title: Three Stars

text: Information was ok, but not what I was hoping for, too much advertising


title: Lacking useful dinner menu recipes.

text: Poor substitute for original Cooking Light magazine. Recipes are now heavily slanted to highlight clearly paid placements from travel locations and/or advertisers. These are often impractical ‘special’ dishes. Dearth of practical weekly dinner menu recipes - especially mains. Photo quality is also poor. Very disappointing.  Cancelling subscription.


title: New Moon Girls was a welcome gift

text: I had ordered this for our God Daughter's Birthday but sadly it took some time for it to arrive (Months!-take note if you want to send it as a gift.) That turned out to be a boon. As a new tween she was having a particularly bad day and her parents tell me that having something arrive specially addressed to her when she though no one cared was the best gift ever. She likes that it it doesn't "talk down" to her and has articles by girls her own age. Guess we'll be renewing this for a while!


title: Gardening in Tennessee

text: This magazine is a tremendous help for planting tips and ideas for the entire state of Tennessee.  Especially helpful for those moving to TN from other locations.


title: Love the mag!

text: Have bee n reading this for years.  Always the first thing I do when it comes in the mail is to look through.  Getting a year for this price was just too good to pass up!


title: BEWARE - $15.90 PER MAGAZINE!

text: Horrible marketing tactics that are deceptive.  You pay $15.90 per magazine, which is ridiculous considering the quality. I have cancelled my subscription.  I look forward to hearing that they have gone out of business.  Disgusting.


title: TV Guide good buy

text:
At first I did not think you had added to my already subscription.  When reviewing my latest TV Guide, the expiration date was advanced a year.

Thank you.

Good buy and wouldn't do without it.


title: Three Stars

text: I do not not like to review items I buy


title: kids magazine

text: Grandkids love this magazine and read all the articles. They anxiously await the next issue. Great learning tool.


title: I'm hooked

text: Great deal! thanks


title: Rolling Stone Rocks

text: What can I say about a GREAT Magazine that I grew up with? It is still full of many excellent articles. It is also very convenient to be able to order through Amazon.com...Love it!


title: Do Not Subscribe Through Amazon!

text:
Do Not Subscribe Through Amazon!!!

I attempted to subscribe to this magazine as a gift. Amazon got the shipp[ing address wrong and now won't change it -- it's up to the magazine. Amazon also won't cancel the subscription and if you want to talk to Amazon you get routed to a phone bank in Bangalore where nobody knows anything or can do anything. After forty minutes of being passed from one terribly polite but completely ineffectual gentleman to another, i was cut off.

I might buy something from Amazon again, but i would not advise anybody to subscribe to any magazine through them. Find the address and pho=ne online and go directly to the publisher.

Also, Amazon does not send gift announcement cards. They won't cancel subscriptions once entered, even if your first issue is months away. They won't offer any explanation for high-handed nonsense like this, and if you want to complain you might as well pick up a shoe and yell into it, because tht's about as much satisfaction as Amazon will give you.


title: Amateur hack fixes, bad advice, irrelevant articles.

text: This reads more like a magazine for a boyscout to repair a treehouse.  Bad advice and worse writing.  I was very disappointed considering the OBSCENELY LONG WAIT to get your issues. Totally disappointed, unimpressed, unsubscribing.  Was hoping to ad some counter company to the woodworking magazines for the waiting room.  Nope, F-homebuilding is only good for shimming tables at a coffee shop.


title: Love It!

text: I love getting these magazines every month! I told my self I would never buy a magazine subscription but this one was offered to me through prime and I love it!


title: It is not an old Conde Nest I am used to.

text: The content and quality of the publication is down significantly from couple of years ago.<br />It is just my personal opinion, maybe others like it, but I don't.


title: Great Magazine

text: I'm about halfway through my first issue and loving it.  PM has a very nice mix of futuristic tech and current, more practical tech.  I can't wait for the next one.


title: Mostly Ads and Freaks of Nature

text:
Since the recent decline of Men's Fitness, there really isnt't a reliable, realistic montly men's workout magazine.  I picked up a copy of Muscle and Fitness, just for some workout tips and ideas, as I remembered when I read the magazine in the 80's that it was quite good.
Now it's quite full of ads.
From the same 4 or 5 companies.
As an experiment I ripped out every page in the the magazine that had ads on both sides.  I ended up ripping out 90 pages.
90 pages!
Out of a magazine with 266 pages.
A full one third of this magazine is ads that fool people into taking crappy, expensive supplements so that they will end up looking like Ahnold (who has joined the magazine as Executive Editor).
You'd be better off by picking up one book for workout (like Body Sculping For Men or Women), one book for nutrition (like Eat to Live by Fuhrman) and save your money and your time.
You get a great looking body by eating healthy and working out regularly, not by gulping down supplements popping pills.


title: Politics

text:
Pretty good magazine, but getting political so I canceled my multi year subscription.
Oh, and spoiler alert: In the BMW vs. Mercedes theme that seems to be in every issue, the Porsche wins. Every. Single. Time.
Oh, and apparently every car they review that costs half as much as a house has a disappointing "infotainment" screen/system. At  least the reviewers got past the cupholder mania that seemed to be the most important thing in a review.


title: Good Journal

text: Just finished the first issue. Great information and tips. Good beginner and advanced information. Large number of ads for equipment, products, and bees


title: Cheaper price for this magazine

text:
$15 for a year's subscription at the national geographic mag site. Go there and buy it. One star for Amazon trying to get you to shell out the extra dough.

-Karl


title: Enjoyable short articles

text: Nice change from all the negative stuff.  Perfect length articles.


title: Wonderful magazine for young children

text: Wonderful magazine for young children.  My only negative is that, for the money, I thought there would be more pages per issue.  So I'd give the magazine content 5 stars, but dropped it one because it's not a good value.


title: Food & Wine Magazine

text: A friend sent me an email saying that Amazon had a bunch of magazine subscriptions available for only $5.00, and since we cut back on our subscriptions to save a little money, I was thrilled to see that Food & Wine was on the list!  Great magazine for an amazing price :)


title: Nat Geo Magazine

text: I really enjoy getting NG magazine online each month. This is my first experience with an online subscription and.  I am very pleased.


title: Good dog magazine

text: Love this magazine. It has lots of different articles and pictures, of all different types of dogs.


title: Opinionated writing versus factual

text: This is much more slanted in views than I was hoping to read... and my favorite portion that I remembered from years ago is gone so I did not like this magazine at all... I also tried to cancel it and it renews... I am having trouble getting it stopped and refunded... I don’t even bother reading them before they hit the trash can... I wanted more factual information but it’s very opinionated and is not something I wish to continue


title: Good magazine

text: Have been ordering this for my father for Christmas for years.  He is an avid tennis player and watcher.  Ask him each year if he still wants it and he does so it must be pretty good.


title: Great information.

text: This magazine contains lots of useful information for the fisherman.  Tactics and rigging are described for nearly all types of gamefish, and updates on the latest equipment and techniques are discussed thoroughly.  This is a 'how to' resource as opposed to many fishing mags that merely show off the trophies.


title: My smart wife likes it

text: [[VIDEOID:ceb437e1106e8431273065253952708b]] Hooked me with the low intro price. I like Amazon magazine subscriptions. I've never had a hassle ordering or cancelling and they start fast. Every issue is clean and neat, thanks USPS !

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title: Ehh...

text: a couple good articles here and there, but the amount of adverisements are insurmountable, like 104 pages of ads before you even get to the "contents" page. 85% of each issue is basically ads for cologne, clothes, etc. i got a free subscription when i bought something off amazon, i will not be re-upping, not even for 8 bucks.


title: Four months to first Issue!

text: I ordered the Magazine subscription on February 6 2011 and my first magazine will arrive June 6th!!!!.  Actually this is rather ironic because they are doing business like it is the 1940s! Maybe they are setting the type manually and using a printing press.


title: 5yr. old LOVES this magazine

text: My 5yr old grand daughter loves these coming in the mail and reading them over and over.


title: THE BEST books to capture interest

text: I have been buying these for years thru a Teachers Supply store and using them in HomeSchooling.  These can be used for all ages because the pictures are so dynamic and colorful - little ones eyes are glued and the teenagers (even if not interested in animals and science) get drawn into reading the fasinating facts and information.  Adults pick them up and read them from cover to cover.


title: Old timer and still s fan

text: I’ve been reading this magazine for a lot of years and it never fails to make me think and want to try new things.

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title: It's okay

text: Years ago, when time was young and so was I, I subscribed to Popular Photography and learned very much from it.  I didn't throw the magazines away until we started making cross country moves.  I was looking forward to getting reacquainted, but it's not the same magazine.  It seems to me that now it is too much oriented toward the professional photographer, or toward someone who has a lot more money to invest in photography than I do.  It's okay, but I won't renew.


title: Five Stars

text: CAN'T BELIEVE THE PRICE... LESS THAN HALF ALL OTHER TV GUIDE OFFERS... THIS IS THE WAY TO GO...


title: Four Stars

text: If you like mechanical things, this is for you, and very cheap at that!


title: One of my favorites

text: Always enjoy each issue, I should be getting this complimentary now as I've been a subscriber almost all my life!


title: Equus

text: I love Equus. So much great information. I have subscribed to Equus since the beginning and just renewed it here.


title: Five Stars

text: THE BEST WESTERN MAGAZIN ON THE MARKET


title: Five Stars

text: HAS SOME REAL GOOD ARTICALS ON HORSE & RIDERS


title: Great magazine! My daughter renewed it again and I ...

text: Great magazine!  My daughter renewed it again and I also enjoy it!


title: BeeCrazy

text: What a great magazine. I have had it over a year now and this is the first magazine I read cover to cover.


title: Five Stars

text: have loved this magazine since i was a kid, glad to still get it every month


title: All You Magazine

text: I haven't received an issue so I cannnot write a review.  Send it to me and I shall review.  Please don't send December issue as I bought it at WalMart today but haven't read it.  Please address this matter.


title: Good

text: Good articles. Too many adds


title: Don't waste your money

text: Three pages of design, 1,075 pages of advertising, including non-home items. Take a pass on this one.


title: Good magazine with good reviews of products.

text: It has great articles but I noticed that there are very few features on fashion and beauty which I really enjoy.


title: Inadvertently Subscribed to Wrong Magazine!

text:
I thought I was subscribing to Vogue PATTERN Magazine which I have subscribed to for many years!!!  I was soooooo disappointed when I realized it was the fashion magazine.  Is it possible to switch the subscription over to the Vogue Pattern Magazine without incuring additional costs or losing monies already paid?

Also, please ensure the Vogue Fashion Magazine does not automatically renew.

Thank you for your consideration!


title: So far so good not for me it was for someone else and that person enjoyed enjoyed it

text: Most thing I purchased was just fine most was for someone else


title: CR leans progressive.

text:
CR has been one of my major resource for the last 20 years or so.  However, I began to question the objectivity when they endorsed Obama Care when the majority of Americans
were against it.  I am sure CR did not read the bill, as it is unreadable.  The parent company CEO leans far left which makes me question the value of their recommendations
concerning such products as "the VOLT"


title: KEEP UP WITH THE TIMES

text: I learned a lot


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect content for a 10 year old girls


title: Gift for granddaughter

text: She seems to enjoy it very much. I think it's very appropriate for 9 yr old child. She found it very interesting. Opened up conversation for us.


title: Insightful articles and valuable information.

text: I enjoyed the articles and the many ideas for new entrepreneurs.


title: Great art, interesting articles

text: Great magazine. Pictures are phenomenal, articles are very in-depth and on a variety of interesting topics. This is one paper magazine I will continue to get vs an online only one. Delivery said 8-10 weeks but first issue arrived in less than a month, soon followed by the next month's edition.


title: Spark your creativity

text:
I am a student at Cal Poly Pomona, though I love everything to with robotics.
I highly recommend this subscription if your into electronics, or RC hobby this will spark your creativity.
[...] is the site that produces Robot magazine which is a great place to check out before your next issue.


title: Good place to get a subscription .

text: Thank you.


title: Five Stars

text: absolutely love this magazine!!  lots of fun ideas to choose from and it's always a great inspiration!


title: I appreciate the variations of KETO.

text: Keto info about varied possible. options.


title: Good present

text: Bought it as a present for my father. He loved it.


title: Don’t subscribe

text: Not discreet at all


title: Great price

text: Great price. Arrived shortly after ordering.<br />Will renew through Amazon as well.


title: Five Stars

text: great information source


title: Four Stars

text: GREAT DEAL


title: Good Mag

text: Only publication that covers the waterski scene.  A must have for the waterskier if they want to know who is ranked where.  Also good tips and equipment guide.


title: Archie Comics Are The Best!!

text: When I was a young girl, my mother would buy comic books at garage sales, flea markets, auctions.  How happy I would be if I could find a Betty & Veronica comic.  I  have read them, my daughter's while they were growing up read them, and today my granddaughters are reading them.  Humor is fun and Archie and the gang are.  From about the age of 10 and on, I believe the Archie's can bring about a lot of laughs.


title: Magnificent Magnolia Jouro

text: Love It! Wish it came out monthly!


title: Enjoyable

text: Lovely photos and short, readable articles.


title: Kids love it

text: Kids love it


title: Love this magazine.

text:
I  love this magazine.  It gives me wonderful ideas, shows different thoughts on the same ideas and great information on the Vet page.  I also love to see what your antiques are worth, and if I have any like them.  I'm all country and have been for many years and your magazine just makes me happy all the way through.  Thank you.

Virginia


title: Compared to shape magazine I find women's health to be ...

text: Compared to shape magazine I find women's health to be more hearty in the content with more articles or tips that I bookmark and use. Appeals to a broad range of fitness experiences.


title: Great but how to cancel?

text: This is a good magazine and I have enjoyed it for many years. I do not see so well anymore and really need to cancel this subscription.


title: A beautiful, thoughtful magazine

text: My subscription just expired, but I will absolutely be renewing it, as I have enjoyed Flower magazine so much! In addition to its many beautiful photos, it boasts thoughtfully written articles promoting the loveliness of flowers and gardens all around the world. It always feels like I'm enjoying a "loveliness" retreat when this magazine arrives, and I'm thankful for its editors, writers, and photographers, who obviously like to celebrate beauty.


title: Grandson loved this Christmas gift.

text: I gave this to my grandson for Christmas (7 years old) and he loves it. Wants it for Christmas this year also.


title: A Long-Standing Favorite to Many

text:
This is a favorite among many sweepstakers. It is easy to read with an abundance of sweepstakes in each issue. They also offer a monthly "Cartoon Caption" contests for readers, and reader submitted articles to keep up with our sweepstaking peers.

It is conveniently available online in PDF format as well as the standard paper copy.

In an industry where newsletters come and go, this one has been around for many years... a reliable favorite!


title: Long time subscriber but ..

text: .. I discovered the Economist and understood what a real in depth weekly news magazine could be.  Sadly, Time does not really fit the bill anymore for me.


title: Great Magazine

text: I love Entertainment Weekly magazine. It keeps its readers up to date on the latest Hollywood movies, music, books, etc. I would highly recommend it to the celebrity fanatics in everyone's families.


title: Five Stars

text: enjoying it very much


title: Subscription took TOO long to get.

text: The magazine was a gift to grand daughter and ordered in October.  She just now got the magazine in January.  NO ONE else takes this long to start a subscription.  Very disappointed in your subscription services.  Need to speed it up.


I used to read the New Yorker regularly, but in the years of raising children and working full-time, it was too much. I didn't have time to read it all and felt that it was too expensive. I have finally re-subscribed and love the in-depth articles and the cartoons, of course! I feel better informed about many areas of life and feel the expense is well worth it.


title: If you like Smithsonian Magazine you'll love this magazine

text: Always interesting and thought provoking.


title: Great magazine

text: It's a great magazine


title: Good magazine

text: I liked it.


title: Painless

text: Made renewal so easy and saved a lot of money


title: Over the top....Outdoor Life.

text: My husband, "J" has enjoyed every issue of Outdoor Life since his subscription began!!!!!  You can enjoy it too, so don't delay in ordering it today.


title: great mag

text: The trick here is to buy this as a years subscription at a crazy price. This realy is a well crafted magazine.


title: Worthwhile purchase

text: Always something good to eat or to learn in every issue.


title: Four Stars

text: I like the magazine.


title: Such a tragedy

text: THis magazine was my go to for many years and even if I couldn't read an issue for months later, I would plan a regular kind of date with myself to spend time with a strong cup of coffee and the pending issues. No Editor is better than Graydon Carter and he is missed terribly.<br />The zine now is basically a fluffy bunch of pictures with no substance. I don't like it anymore and I wont subscribe after this runs...


title: Living Without Magazine

text: The best magazine for gluten free and other allergy sufferers.  Recipes, articles and products all of the best.  Like it very much.


title: National Geographic magazine subscription from Amazon

text:
I have had the National Geographic magazine subscription for some time now and it has been a nice experience.
The photographs and content are gorgeous and informative, especially for a person with interest in nature.
I have received the copies on time once they started.
The fact that changes to an address or receipt of first copy of the magazine after subscribing take painfully long time (typically 2 months) is something I am not very pleased about but once the magazine lands in the hand there is nothing to complain about.

An absolute joy.


title: Enjoyable resource and guide.

text: I always enjoy learning more about genealogy and this magazine is always a great resource and guide in the hunt for information and understanding.


title: Biology Teacher

text: I use articles from this magazine all the time to help teach my students.  The shorter ones (1 page) are perfect for high school students.  Personally, I love keeping up on the latest and greatest in science.


title: Four Stars

text: Trying for the first time! Looking forward to the next issue.


title: Great magazine

text: Have subscribed for years - always enjoy the photography and information in the magazine


title: Price was right

text: Been a subscriber for years - what appealed here was the low price


title: A little too basic

text: Will not renew - little too basic to be of much use to me


title: Always room for a new gardening magazine!

text: Not quite up to the standard of Gardens Illustrated which I think sets the standard for all gardening magazines - I may have ordered this thinking I was getting GI


title: Harpers Bazaar magazine.

text: never anyting in it I am interested in  Certainly nothing suits our lifestyle, don't know hat more to say, bad choice.


title: Food Network Magazine

text: food network magaine  wants  me to renew when they have advised Alexa that they are discontinuing the magazine., and I do not want to subsitute Martha Steward or any other magazine.


title: Not enough detail. Too many ads.

text: Not enough detail.


title: Getting better

text: One of the few gardening magazines getting  better Horticulture is a joy. Their switch to less expensive paper, gives hope they will survive. I'm learning a lot from their articles on bugs and diseases.


title: Great magazine for tea lovers!

text: Love TeaTime for recipes and tea articles.


title: My Popular Photography review

text: I wasn't sure what to expect with this magazine.  I'm glad it only cost me $5.00 for a year subscription!  There are TONS of advertisements throughout these magazines.  I liked reading the articles that were in them - which weren't really that many.  The ONLY plus side to the advertisements is seeing the many types of cameras out there.


title: great magazine

text: It is everything I had hoped for and I received it sooner then I expected. Very informative. I would recommend to anyone with chickens.


title: Excellent

text: I am a huge fan of her show and her personality shines throughout the magazine.  I do wish there were less ads, but this is true for all magazines.  I love the fact that many of her recipes are easy and adaptable.


title: Great magazine

text: I've subscribed to this magazine for years now and will keep this subscription even when I cull some of the others. I don't always agree with the political views but the quality of articles, information and some of the regular columnists is outstanding.


title: Great Magazine

text: I love sailing, and love reading about it! This is a great magazine, and the whole ordering process went perfectly. Got it a lot cheaper via Amazon than from other distributors, too.


title: Informative and practical

text: Worth every penny. The pictures and advice and stories are worth the price of admission. I wish it came out every month.


My son and wife are architects and love this magazine.  It keeps them up to date on architecture, trends, and ideas, architects, and newly constructed buildings all over the world.  If you are an architect, you will like this magazine, a gift I give to my son for his birthday every year.  This is especially a good magazine for a new architect.


title: Four Stars

text: really informative & entertaining


title: Five Stars

text: awesome magzine


title: Four Stars

text: very inspirational


title: Five Stars

text: I love this


title: Beats a kick in the head

text:
Kidding, but this is a well written, formatted and edited magazine.  I really enjoy the in-depth reviews (even if I don't always agree).  But it is in the exclusives and previews where OXM shines!

I know you can get more, up-to-date info online and perhaps more content.  But there is both more credibility in printed documents and I find better in-depth analysis.  Dependant on the site, you never know what your are really getting online and often I find the articles drab and un-informative (save for a few stellar sites I won't name here).

I got this for like $12 for the whole year after I bought a game on Amazon. I single issue on the news stand goes for $10.  I usually buy 3-5 OXM per year...so I already saved money :)


title: Perfect Magazine

text: WIRED is the perfect magazine for anyone that likes to read about computers, electronics, gadgets, modern day devices, the internet, articles about cyber crime, and anything nerdy really.  It is almost a must for any 20-30 year old guy who wants to know more about the world we are and are about to live in.


title: Great Articles

text: Vanity Fair really deserves a 5 star rating, but the obvious liberal bias rubs me the wrong way. Having said that, I do rely on Vanity Fair for information I don't find elsewhere.<br />Ordering magazines via Amazon gets 5 stars. Amazon rarely disappoints.


title: Enjoyable

text: This is my 7th renewal of EW.  I like it because it is less gossipy than People and less businessy (boring) than Variety or Hollywood Reporter.  Just the right blend of people and business in the entertainment world.

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title: Five Stars

text: Always full of helpful hints to save time and money.


title: Great Mag

text: One of the few last remaining good magazines around. Love it and can't wait for issues to come. No regrets.


title: Five Stars

text: Vroom Vroom


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome information and good articles


title: Buddhist wisdom

text: Delightful every time it shows up.


title: pop mech

text: Have not read my first copy yet,but have read the mag before.It's a good one.


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect...just as described


title: Like the images

text: Like the images. However, really no tech info to hopefully imitate the master or learn what settings they used, etc.