title: Great magazine to keep up on what's going on in science

text: New Scientist is a great magazine to keep up on what's going on in science.  It comes out weekly so you don't have to wait a month for just a handful of articles - you get great updates regularly.  It is not a science journal, so you don't have to wade through jargon and formulas nor do you have to read a dry abstract.  It has well-written articles intended for a more general audience.  They also publish book series that summarize big ideas in hot science topics - those are not as well-written as the magazine itself, but can be a great way to update yourself on the developments in a field since you were last in school, etc.  I've read lots of other science magazines - Scientific American, Discover, Popular Science, Science News, etc., and this is my favorite of them all.  The only other one I like nearly as much is Natural History but it is a different animal with much less frequent publication and different focus.


title: you put kamala Harris on the cover

text: you put kamala harris on the cover???????


title: Three Stars

text: our second edition came today -- i'm stunned at how thin it is!!!


title: Very beautiful magazine. Contents is a little out of my ...

text: Very beautiful magazine.  Contents is a little out of my reach $$-wise.


title: Tea Time Magazine, great photographs!

text: A very attractive magazine with great recipes and photographs - inspiring for those giving tea parties.  Personally, I think that one subscription is enough - a lot to go through and so worth keeping.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine!


title: Garbage for Girls

text: Very inappropriate material for young girls unless you're hoping your children will end up on some horrific reality TV show. Sadly my Granddaughter received this as a well intended gift. Complete garbage I'd prefer she read Mad magazine !!!!!


title: good motivational book

text:
Get healthy
eat well
Read this book to get motivated..
Ease of subscription through amazon
many new things in this


title: Good magazine, impossible to change address

text: This is a great magazine, though I wish they would consider environmental impact when reviewing products. Note that if you need to change your address, it may take up to SIX MONTHS to go through the system. Apparently address changes are delivered by mule. Note that six months if probably half if not your entire subscription. Hence the two stars docked.


title: Five Stars

text: My son loves this magazine he enjoys reading it and learning new things.


title: Very interesting

text: Great read. I love this kinda stuff


title: great and very helpful

text: I really like this... I like the articles and the cool ideas. I can't say how much this magazine has helped me even though I am not really a yoga expert.


title: Great for lovers of modern farmhouse style

text: Great reference tool, pics, articles, etc.


title: A Magazine You Look Forward to Every Quarter

text: This is a magazine well worth the subscription price for anyone interested in whiskey of any variety. Always will have some interested articles on places to go and things to try, as well as the process that goes into making the spirit. It's also always useful to read the reviews at the end, mainly to see what new and interesting things will be hitting the shelves in the coming months. The magazine also does a great job of highlighting quality products no matter what your budget, so you never feel like they're only recommending things that you'll never be able to find or afford. One of the few magazines left that I'll read cover to cover as soon as it arrives in the mail.


title: unhappy

text: Very disappointed, never received!!!!You have disappointed my grandsons,I bought this as a gift told them to expect a surprise, now your telling me they should of HAD them. !!VERY DISAPPOINTING!!


title: Budding Cosmologist

text: Subscribed to Astronomy for my son who wants to be a Cosmologist and he cannot wait for each new issue. When it arrives he immediately sits down with it and reads it cover to cover. Pictures are beautiful, articles are well written, and I even read it once my son is done with it. He often goes back and rerreads articles so we keep the magazines around for some time. If this is an area of interest for you this is a well done magazine to feed your passion.


title: good deal

text: It wont make you a carpenter but good reading


title: good deal

text: Golf is golf


title: Great Magazine for Hawaii Explorers

text: This magazine is great.  We normally visit Hawaii twice a year and this magazine keeps us current on new restaurants, attractions, places to go and other stuff we would otherwise miss out on.  The magazine also provides some history from time to time.  Overall, it is a great magazine and a must have for anyone who loves Hawaii, but can't live there (yet).


title: Five Stars

text: Great price.


title: TV guide that's affordable.

text: Can't do without my TV guide and Amazon is the best place to purchase. Best price ever!.


title: Terrible articles

text: Waste of money,  very liberal views


title: Its now just RV magizine not Trailer life

text: My subscription to trailer life changed to just Rv magizine and I dont like it. When it runs out Im not renewing.


title: What is in it

text: so far I like all the information


title: A lot of fluff and very few channels are listed. You still don't know what's on TV! Argh!

text: Only a few channels are listed in this TV Guide.


title: I read it from cover to cover!

text: My favorite magazine. So many helpful articles and even the ads are great! I've found so many resources from this mag. I give it to friends at Christmas and they love it, too.


title: Five Stars

text: Great price and product


title: Best subscription ever

text: Have to read cover to cover as soon as it is delivered.


title: ... this to friends in Florida and they have really enjoyed

text: gave this to friends in Florida and they have really enjoyed it


title: Great magazine

text: Lots of recipes, colorful pictures, food articles and ideas.  Great magazine for people who love to eat or love cooking!


title: One of the better Moto rags if touring is your thing.

text:
This is really the only magazine I'll still read as it caters to my riding style.  They seem to do more bike reviews than Cycle World even.  The rides and ride reports are also a plus as I've been inspired to do many of the same routes.  A few stories have brought tears to my eyes.

Getting Rider and Cycle World at the same time, I always read Rider first.


title: Can't go wrong.

text: As as avid motorcyclist, you simply cannot get a better all around motorcycle magazine.  I myself am a sport tourer rider but like reading about everything and generally keeping up in the industry.  This is all I need.


title: So, so information

text: It has changed its format.  I liked the old version of the magazine


title: great value

text: Great value, good to share with other friends.


title: Two Stars

text: Not as many coupons in it as I expected


My literary Bible of intelligent thought.  Great humor too.  Everything I need for theater, movies, music.  Can't do without it.


title: Five Stars

text: I've been receiving these for 3 years as a gift to my mom. She loves these books!


title: I like it!

text: I signed up for a 2018 prescription, it's now March and I have received every issue so far. January was a little late, but the April arrived early, so I think it all balances out eventually. I have enjoyed every issue so far and then I enjoy recycling them by cutting them up and using them for journaling and/or collages. They have really great pictures for that.


title: Four Stars

text: good value


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Bought as a gift for a rck hound nephew. He was thrilled!


title: Love this mag!

text: Love this mag!


title: Well enjoyed gift

text: Bought for gift for young son. He enjoyed reading this publication.


title: Good Stuff

text: I bought this subscription for my son. He is presently building a computer. He said it has lots of good and useful information in it.


title: Great gift

text: Not sure why I bought this, but the quality of the magazine is outstanding.


title: Five Stars

text: Always a great magazine.


title: Great outdoors subscription

text: Husband loves this subscription. Every other month and grabs it the minute it comes in the house. A great gift to give any person


title: JUST SAY NO

text:
Read and believe the other bad reviews - they are spot on. I'm sending them a letter today, I think it says it all:

I am so greatly disappointed in our experience with your magazine, I want to tell the world to save others the same headaches. But I’m going to start with you.

We signed up for this subscription for our daughter and feel that the perceived value of the magazine was greatly inflated. The magazines came. Then the bills came. And came. And I paid and then I cancelled. But the magazines still came. I CALLED and cancelled and was told that there would be a few more coming my way. I was never once told to send those back. So months after cancelling over the phone, I receive another bill. I write “CANCELLED” on it and sent it back, only to receive a past-due bill threatening to add a late fee. I am beyond flabbergasted at the incompetency of your system and the complete lack of helpful customer service.

So since we don’t have the issues (because I was never told to send them back and my daughter couldn’t care less about even opening them) I have to pay almost $30. OH, and since there’s yet ANOTHER on the way, I’ll have to remember to pull that from the mail, refuse it, AND send it back.

When cancelling today I spent almost 15 minutes on hold before being connected with an actual person. And after my “customer service” experience, and telling the operator that I wanted “NO MORE MAGAZINES, nothing at all”… she ended the call straight from her script, offering me just a “one-time purchase” option. Comical really.

Your system is seriously flawed. Or it’s complete genius as you trap poor parents trying to do something for their kids and the school. And since your “customer service” is anything but, I’m saddled with paying almost $30 and surely another $20 or so when the issues keep pouring in. Also, are you really giving back to the schools like I was initially told? That was one of the main reasons we did this. I’ll do myself a favor and think “YES, OF COURSE THEY ARE! because thinking otherwise would leave even a worse taste in my mouth.

I’m sending this check in protest. I really hope others aren’t having the same issues I had with this.

UPDATE 3/14/16:  A month after sending this letter AND MY CHECK (which they have yet to cash!), I get another invoice in the mail, stating that they have yet to hear from me, outside of a "cancellation" note on an invoice (this after an extensive phone call with their "customer service"). Ridiculous! OH, and a late fee as well. This is absolutely criminal.


If you want magazine after magazine and article after article to focus on some rapper or pop star who started a business on the side by all means subscribe.  Of the 10 or so mags I have received I would wager 5 of them had some idiotic rapper on the cover.

No thanks.  I was looking for people who started their business from nothing and built it up.  I was NOT interested in the latest pop queen or drug dealer who "came up".


title: Five Stars

text: The perfect read for when you've got a couple of minutes available.


title: My favorite!

text: This is the best magazine I subscribe to.  I enjoy the .... Everything!  It is much more realistic for normal people and not millionaires.  I just can't wait to get this every month!  So colorful!  They give lots of prices and resources to find the items.


title: Gift over the year

text: This was a gift and they loved it, they enjoyed it throughout the year!


title: great price for a magazine that I used to get ...

text: great price for a magazine that I used to get and could afford for this year on my fixed income


title: Five Stars

text: favorite cat magazine


title: Too many adds

text: This is mostly ads


title: Not up to par with other NG magazines

text: NG Traveler isn't what I expected it to be. It has few lengthy, in-depth articles and many, many short paragraph snippets that give you no sense of the place it describes. Or they are the intimate thoughts of a traveler to a singular small place...and have no bearing on any trip you would take. It doesn't inspire one to travel or give many insights into traveling. In fact, I'm having trouble writing this review because I can't remember any specifics of the six issues since I started getting the magazine. I won't be renewing my subscription.


title: get it

text: classic magazine that stands the test of time


Ok, so I live in Boston (not 25 miles away), so yes I love this mag and have been subscribing for decades


title: Favorite Journal

text: I've been reading this for over 40 years....my only regret is that I didn't become a lifetime member back in the 70's when it was only a few hundred dollars to get this forever.  My bad.


title: keeping in touch with my hometown!!!!!

text: I love this magazine. It keeps me on top of what is going on in my hometown of cleveland ohio. We now live in Fort wayne indiana but with this magazine Cleveland is never far away!!!


title: a nice magazine to browse every now and then in between ...

text: the thing that appeared to me was the frequency of its distribution. a nice magazine to browse every now and then in between other readings.


title: Just got my first copy and it is great. Had read this at our Vet's clinic and ...

text: Just got my first copy and it is great.  Had read this at our Vet's clinic and had to subscribe.


title: Colorful and delicious recipes

text: Love the recipes and it’s fun to look at!


title: Order keeps canceling

text: Magazine may be good, but I have yet to receive it either of the two times I have ordered it.  It always cancels on its own.


title: My guaranteed weekly read!

text: I've had my subscription to Entertainment Weekly ongoing for about three years now. Love reading what's new in entertainment each week. My favorite issues each year include the annual reunions issue and the Fall TV preview guide. I also enjoy that for the most part it is not specifically celebrity based, but more focused in on the actual movie, TV show, album, etc someone is working on.


title: Beautiful

text: I had originally got this subscription for my daughter, who is also an artist. However, I found myself reading this more than she did. I like the articles describing different techniques and viewing the artwork of various artists.


title: Five Stars

text: My 11 year old daughter loved this magazine.  I've just renewed her subscription.  Its a great purchase.


title: Enjoy reading it!

text: Very nice!


title: Recommended

text: Informative and Useful Guide


title: So helpful as a new homeowner!

text: I've never ordered a subscription on Amazon before, but it was just fine! Just ordered a little while ago and already received my first issue!


title: Babybug

text: All my grandchildren enjoy Babybug.  The books are in the car, family room and bedrooms.  This soft sided little book is so easy to take everywhere.  Plus a new one comes every month! The illustrations are excellent, the story simple and short.  Our family recommends these books and asks for renewal subscriptions.


title: Used to read Wired when I was in high school

text: Found out about Spotify years before in came to the US. It used to be such a great magazine. I resubscribed recently, but they don’t cover the tech industry well anymore. The writing is frankly lousy.


title: Automatic Renewal at 9.99

text: Automatic Renewal at 9.99


title: MAGAZINE GOOD ...AMAZON BLOWS

text: 5 MOUNTHS TO GET MAGAZINE....WHAT A JOKE DON'T ORDER FROM AMAZON....


title: Old material in a new cover

text: Loved Mad as a kid. The issues are now actually OLD recirculated things from the past with a new cover so if you expect something new don't bother as Mad has retired now and are just releasing these with old material.


title: It's not your fathers TV Guide, but it is still as good.

text:
I see quite a few people complaining about the mag, and I can't figure that out. A lot has changed since the days of the smaller version of the magazine, e.g. the number of channels has increased for starters. If you are looking for daytime listings, you don't want the magazine, you either want to use their website or download their app. I work from home and I don't typically look at the TV before 5PM, so daytime listings are usless to me. I'm in it for the prime time listings.

Personally, I am old school so I don't have the need to be connected all the time, and I don't like having my face in a mobile device all the time either. Besides, I still like the feel of that paper between my phalanges. I like the articles. They do a good job a providing a synopsis of new shows, etc.

What it boils down to is this. If you are the type that wants his cake and wants to eat it too, you'll think everything is a waste of money and you'll not want to subscribe to TV Guide. If you are looking for a basic prime time TV listing for the most popular channels, including movie channels, as well as articles about your favorite shows, then you'll be happy with what the guide offers.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for both the car and racing enthusiast


title: Sailing World

text: I subscribed to Sailing World for two years.  After 6 months I noticed that I only had 6 months left.  After 5 calls where I was told I did have another year coming, now the tell me that a new owner has purchased the magazine and they owe me nothing.


title: Great

text: My wife absolutely love this magazine


Car and Driver is the magazine that I turn to when I want to know the real story behind a car. Some of their compeititor magazines, claim to be about cars, but then all I find inside are cars that I will never see in America and that I couldn't afford if I did find one.

Car and Driver was made to talk to the people of America who aspire to pay a lot of money to drive something that is better than our rusting Geo Metro's. Their pictures and poetic words tell stories of the better life. The life where we all drive 3-Series BMW's or where we take our Shelby Cobra's to the track for the weekend. Yet they also acknowledge and relate to the fact that most of us drive to and from work with a large number of french fries lying below our seats.

While this magazine might not be enough to defeat sharks with freaking lasers; I can promise you that it will be enough to make you an educated consumer and dreamer. You will learn to wait by the mail box eagerly awaiting your monthly fix like myself and every other happy subscriber.


title: Authorative Source of Foreign Affairs Information

text:
Foreign Affairs magazine is one of the most authorative, primary source of information regarding geopolitical and economic affairs.  Although principally a medium for elites to express their opinion regarding what is happening around the world, this material can allow anyone in the world, even in remote regions, to feel quite connected with those in power.
Written in clear, concise English, it is surprisingly readable considering the subject matter.  Don't expect any pictures, however: there are none.  However, if you want information on Iraq, North Korean, Iran, and the UN, this is your source of material.  Some of the subject matter, of course, is biased: sometimes Clinton croonies contribute material, which I quickly ignore by averting my eyes.  But the magazine is not meant to be a source of objective material: there is no reporting, the way you find in The Economist; all of it is first-person essays.
Michael Gordon


title: Stunning Logic, Unusual / Interesting Conclusions

text:
As a neo-conservative, I fit quite well within The Weekly Standard's ideological focus.  However, the magazine's ideological orientation would not be enough to keep me focused on it if the prose and quality of the magazine were below par.  Not so in this case.
The magazine will present articles and viewpoints that are not seen elsewhere.  While most magazines will try (and fail) to give an accurate portrayal of every political opinion, the Weekly Standard will instead go into far more depth of many different conservative issues.  Some of it has to do with politics (i.e., "Is California Golden for Bush?"), but yet others are far more focused on the ideological reasons for certain actions ("Why We Went to War").
Those who read The Weekly Standard are probably far more intelligent and educated than a typical reader of a general publication such as Time, which is quite liberal (and does not admit it!) and superficial to boot.  You are choosing to read a magazine that gives your views more credence -- with facts, figures, and the authority of a great man, William Kristol, who founded the magazine.
It also has an excellent web site -- [...]
-- Michael Gordon


title: I have always loved popular science

text: I have always loved popular science. Great magazine. Even though most of the articles are available online. There is just something about holding a physical magazine that you can rip articles out and stick them to your bulletin board.


title: This and Grassroots Motorsports are all a car guy needs

text: Tons of good content in this magazine, definitely worth it


title: Get this and Import Tuner and call it a day

text: Easily the best car mag out there, very thick with lots of content and the ads they do have are actually useful


title: Love Self Magazine

text: Love Self Magazine... and it's great to be able to have access to both print and kindle version.  I wish all the magazine subscriptions had the same option for one price.


title: Five Stars

text: I ordered this subscription for my mom and she loves it!


title: As expected

text: As expected


title: Lovely gift for the library of your favorite foodie.

text: Lovely gift for the library of your favorite foodie, and in my case, it's my Grandson the Chef. He treasures these volumes and browses throught them often.


title: Magazine or web-site?

text: I'm beginning to be irritated by more and more of "to see a photo of this dish go to [...]". I could tolerate being directed to the site for nutritional info or "three more delicious meatball recipes", but I part of the reason I subscribed all these years was to see pictures of the food. This magazine will web-site itself into obsolescence.


title: They went out of business right after I subscribed!

text: They now send People magazine (which I never liked) to my home!


title: Love

text: Delightful recipes and products.


title: Five Stars

text: Couldn't watch TV without it !


title: Enjoyable Reading

text: Lots of interesting articles and funny things.


title: We love Entertainment Weekly

text: Keep up to date on all your favorite shows and movies. Entertainment Weekly lets you know what is worth watching on tv and movies.  The magazine is always on time. Amazon gave a great price!


title: toh

text: Good mag but hard on the waist


title: rd

text: good concise reading and short


title: men

text: Good mag for the knowhow and proven experiences


title: toh

text: Good mag for the suggestions


title: Too much advertising

text: This magazine really lacks in content for the intelligent woman.<br />Sorry, but I tire of reading the same ol same ol every month.


title: okay

text: I don't do print + kindle. the magazine is okay has good reading


title: Helpful issue every time

text: Classic magazine that I have subscribed to a few times over the years. Look forward to this which I still get in the printed version because it's handy to have for reference when I'm actually doing projects. Find something interesting and learn something new every issue


title: good mag, lots of info

text: good mag , lots of info, be mindful of auto-renewal, you can opt out if you want


title: American Salon

text: This magazine is for those that are interested in runway and high-end salons...it didn't do much for me.


title: Five Stars

text: For the Grand Kids


title: Disappointed! Won’t be renewing!

text: Disappointed. Just received my first issue. It is so thin- only 104 pages. Not like it used to be. Out of the 104 pages, almost every other page is an ad. I won’t be renewing.


title: Love it!

text: I love this magazine!  So wonderful and educational for kids! Who am I kidding?  The adults love it too!


title: Martha Stewart Living Magazine Is For Everyone

text: Finally a magazine that lives up to its promises and reputation.  I also subscribe to County Living and Southern Living and while they can be informative they don't hold a candle to MSL.  MSL gives you complete information on the how-to and recipes and is targeted toward everyone.  SL is targeted toward the rich and famous while CL toward the shabby chic.  Not much for those of us in between.  Thank you Martha!!


title: Below Expectations

text: Looks like they want everyone to move to online reading, by using the cheapest quality paper and print.<br />I was hoping this to be a step up from Car and Driver, but it's probably owned by the same people.


title: Great Magazine

text: I enjoy subscribing to Texas Monthly to see what is going on in other parts of the state and reading articles about people from Texas and events in Texas.


title: Dogs

text: Great references , fun information on dogs, and if you need to find a breeder the info is in the back


title: GREAT READ!

text: GREAT READ!!!  Got this for my daughter as a surprise and she absolutely loves it.  She is a real county girl at heart so the articles in this publication are right on for her.


title: Fluffy without merit

text: It seems to me I liked it a lot better 10 years ago.


title: All ads- no great stories or tips !

text: Agree with everyone else- all of a sudden- a great magazine became a magazine full of ads you’d find in a mid- range hotel lobby. How sad! Same with Coastal Living....


title: Arrives as it should

text: great price verses buying them in store.


title: Buy with confidence

text: I wasnt sure about magazines on amazon but it came quick and has for months now.


title: I’ve always like readers digest

text: I’ve always like readers digest


title: Love the magazine!

text: The magazine provided small tips throughout the year that are pertinent to the average installer.  I look forward to every issue!


title: Nice to read.

text: Nice print size to read without reading glasses. Good articles and stories. Just like the good days when my dad used to read it.


title: Great publication

text: Always enjoy the recipes and instructions


title: No magazines!

text: We have yet to receive the magazine. I also bought a Magazine for David Connor. He hasn’t received his gift either


title: Only talks about anime

text: Otaku doesn’t just mean anime, it also includes Tokusatsu, and other media. But I have bought a magazine before, and  it was just horrible, it only talked about anime, and nothing else but not even interesting parts like the people behind it. Only the characters and the shows. This magazine needs mlre interviews, and tokusatsu.


title: Good mag for the computer geek

text:
There is always more than a few interesting items within the pages of this magazine.

Good reviews of new hardware, and real world tests.


title: Keeps you up to date on building

text: Good read, lot of ads, unfortunately.


title: Love Reader's Digest.

text: I was so surprised to see a Reader's Digest subscription for sale on Amazon. I bought a year's subscription for $5.00. Just received my first issue.


title: Bought for mother-in-law

text: I got this for my mother-in-law because she's really into home decor and styles. This is my way of contributing because I have no interest in that stuff. I hear she loves it


title: Gift for sister-in-law

text: I bought this for my sister-in-law because she likes to cook and there are lots of recipes in it. She loves it!


title: Gift for family

text: I bought this as a gift for a deer hunter in my family and he loves it. Right up his alley :)


title: My grandpa loves!

text: I got this as a gift for my grandpa and he loves it! I accidently let the subscription run out and he started wondering where they went because he looks forward to getting them so I re-subscribed!


title: Five Stars

text: My husband absolutely loved these magazines.


title: Enjoy

text: Ive been a subscriber since the start. I enjoy Marthas tips and food segments. I know people make fun but I truly enjoy her😊


title: Very little substance

text: I've been reading outdoor photography for years and unfortunately it's at the point were it provides maybe a 40/60 split of substance to advertisements.  And even a portion of the substantive items are reviews pushing ( in my opinion) products.  When you can read most of the magazine via their website and blog this really is a waste of money.  Try something else like shutterbug or just visit online sites for the outdoor photographer which I find are better.


title: Got half the order

text: I don't have the Kindle part, but it may not come on the Kinle Paperwhite.  Got the magazine last week for this weeks shows.


title: loved by my MIL

text: Great price for a little fun present for mom's day!


title: Great for Teens

text: Grand daughter loves it.


title: okay

text: okay


title: love prevention

text: Glad I got this in kindle and print


title: Arrived earlier than expected!

text: I was so happy 😆 when this arrived a month earlier than expected! This magazine has some great ideas for DYI & I purchased the subscription at 50% off as an Amazon daily deal! I do a lot of DYI projects around the house & although I've never purchased this magazine before, I've enjoyed looking through it at the doctor's office & news stands.


title: National Geographic

text: I am excited about receiving National Geographic magazine!<br />It is a wealth of information about the beautiful world God has created for His people.I would not have been able to afford it if Amazon had not offered a good subscription rate.  Thank you Amazon!


title: Fun read with great tips!

text: I subscribe to A LOT of magazines, and this is the lastest one.  My daughter was doing one of those school fundraisers with magazines, so I purchased this through that.  Wasn't sure I would like it, but I find that I do!  There's GREAT easy recipes in it, which I love reading about.  Haven't tried a lot of them yet, but I plan to! So many look yummy (and easy, which I prefer...hahah).  A fun read all the way around.


title: WONDERFUL magazine....love it and can't wait to receive my issue each month!

text: What can I say....GH is wonderful, interesting, inspiring, etc.  I have a major love affair with magazines (and reading, in general!) and this one is at the top of my fav list. Will continue to be a subscriber and can't imagine ever not reading this!


title: Always a favorite read of mine, can't wait to see it in my maibox each month!

text: I've been reading and subscribing to WD for years and years and my love for it never changes...LOL.  It's a big fav of mine (magazines, in general, are a big obsession and guilty pleasure of mine!).  I have to admit, though, that I DO miss former Editor in Chief, Jane Chesnutt, and I didn't much care for the lady who replaced her, but I DO like the newest Editor, Susan Spencer.


title: Gone WAY downhill.  Cancelled my subscription.

text:
Oh gosh, this magazine used to be so wonderful.  A real treat when it showed up in the mailbox.  I saw a BIG change in it recently, not for the better, and I ended up letting my subscription expire, which shocked me because I LOVED it at one time. I don't care that they now have ads, that didn't phase me at all.  It's something else, I can't quite put my finger on it.  Just the layout of the magazine, the recipes and cooking sections changed.  It's NOT the same Country that I grew to know and love.

Thumbs down on the "new" Country.


title: Booooo, I miss the OLD and REAL County Living Magazine!

text:
Egads, what has happened to this beloved magazine??!!  I used to receive it in the mail years ago (mid-80's to I guess early or mid 90's) and it was one of my favorite mags back in the day.  I would pour over each page, salivating over the beautiful country and rustic pictures, and loved the country-themed articles.  Now it's just about rich New Yorkers and other city people with big time money buying their "country" retreats.  This magazine used to be down to earth, but now it's got a snobby feel to it.  NOT interesting at all anymore!

In the older Country Living, there used to be a column written by a woman named Jo Northrop. It was called "Simple Country Pleasures".  It was so good and I always looked forward to that.  Miss that very much.


title: Eh.....I read A LOT of magazines and Oprah Mag bores me to tears.

text: Got a "special price" subscription to this, and glad I did.  Wouldn't want to pay a lot since this magazine pretty much bores me.  Not interested when it arrives in the maibox (like I am with other mags I receive, such as Readers Digest, Good Housekeeping, Woman's Day, Family Circle, etc.)  Favorite part in the magazine is Gayle King's Favorite Things page.  That's always a fun read and she has interesting, eclectic taste.  Will let my subscription expire.


title: I’d get it again.

text: Found value in this publication.


title: Five Stars

text: Rec’d today looks good


great recipes and articles  wish it would come more often!


title: American girl magazine

text: my 10 yr old granddaughter really enjoys this magazine . She requested it again for her birthday!


title: Weekly Standard

text: My wife love the articles in the Weekly Standard so I purchase it for her every year as a gift.


title: Enjoyable Magazine

text: I recently received my first issue.  The articles were entertaining and informative.  Not the same quality of paper as the old Reader's Digest, but still a nice magazine.


title: REBORN

text: Time changed its format several yrs ago, and scored a home run imho. Now Time treats 1 or 2 items of importance "in depth" and creates an informative, interesting and data filled analysis of the subject under analysis.  The rest of the issue has timely factoids, opinions and reporting, lightly done and a quick read, on current events.  Time meta morphed into a very readable and informative weekly, thus becoming relevant  to the digital age. And it folds up easily, so it's unobtrusive to tote in a sling bag.


title: Not Fitness magazine anymore

text: "Fitness" magazine was great.  I have been making an effort to get back into shape after being inactive for a while, and Fitness gave me lots of good exercise advice and other pointers for healthy living.  Last month, I noticed that I started receiving "Shape" magazine instead.  Apparently, Fitness magazine is out of print.  I know all these magazines are similar (thin beautiful woman on cover , something about fixing your butt/thighs, etc.), but Shape seems more about looks and being "sexy" than Fitness did.  I cancelled my subscription after receiving a second, very similar, issue of Shape.  Just don't subscribe to Fitness magazine- it doesn't exist anymore!


title: Stay alert for clues

text: Bought for a friend who LOVES this mag.For the most part, I like anything HGTV comes up with--printed or televised. We saw the mag on a rack in grocery store, she grabbed one telling me she was delighted to have a copy;ergo I had a Christmas gift added to her stack. Thanks.


title: Better than Oh My Goodness!

text: This was a gift for a friend who had been buying it from magazine rack in grocery store.  She absolutely loves this publication and was so very pleased to be gifted with a one-year subscription. Has received her first issue  .


title: Excellent tutorials and photography news

text: Popular Photography is probably one of the best photography magazines available. It offers excellent tutorials, cutting edge techniques, and is a great resource for finding out what's new in the world of photography. I highly recommend this publication to anyone involved with photography, regardless of skill level.


My granddaughter love this  and has made one of the quilts.  Will renew subscription


title: Not hard to find in the U.S.

text: The question I like to ask myself after reading anything I buy is do I feel like I actually learned something?  How it Work Magazine meets and surpasses all expectations in this respect.  It is the most informative magazine I've come across and I recommend it to anyone who's curious about the world.


title: YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH THIS SUBSCRIPTION

text: National Geo has always been one of the best periodicals written.  It always seems to have interesting subject matter presented in a beautiful way. Educational and entertaining!


title: A gift for my daughter.

text: My daughter loves this magazine.  She's been getting all kinds of tips for her amateur photography and instructions on how to use all of the bells and whistles on her fancy camera !!


title: awesome

text: Love the show, going to like the magazine


title: Good

text: Good Magazine at a good price


title: Love HGTV

text: ..but not the magazine so much. The price is good so I'm glad I purchased thru Amazon. I will not renew this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: This is always a gift for my son-in-law.  He loves this magazine!


title: Educational magazine

text: My preteen/teen daughter has been getting this magazine for years and she looks forward to it every month. It is interesting and educational.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Yes I love this magazine can't wait to get the rest of them


title: Soooo informative

text: Love it.  I have subscribed for years but I am loving having this mag on my Kindle where I can always have my copy with me.


title: Not for Me

text: I subscribed to this magazine in hopes of finding simple recipes that would help my husband and me lose weight and reduce sodium. Many of the recipes call for ingredients that I would not regard as standard household staples. And there's not enough emphasis on low sodium.


title: Five Stars

text: Husband said it is very useful!


title: Be Careful of the "free subscription"  BEWARE !!!!!!

text:
I was offered this magazine as a "free subscription" for being a good Amazon customer.

In addition to being bombarded with emails for other magazines I was also registered for an Email Discount Networks service that placed a $15 bill on my phone bill.  Still not sure how I OK'd that but I got it stopped with a phone call.

Anyway whether they are free or discounted, beware of ordering magazines on Amazon.  !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


title: Love recipes, but hate advertisements

text: I don't know how they do it, but every other month CAH sends me another brilliant issue that makes me look like the ultimate cooking diva.  I love learning about cooking techniques and new foods.  I also love how they encourage me to try new taste and flavor combinations.  My palate is becoming more discriminating.


title: Keeps me up to date on current programming...

text: Since our local newspaper stopped providing a tv guide with the Sunday edition, I have relied on this magazine to keep posted about the shows that I'd like to watch. This was a renewal for me at an attractive price.


title: Excellent magazine!

text: I bought this as a gift for my neighbor. I've been a long time subscriber and always enjoy each new issue.


title: Gotta live Martha and what she loves!  I do!

text: Love the magazine, love the ideas and the creativity...


title: Love Dr. Oz

text: Love Dr. Oz! Now this is an extra special something I look forward to receiving in the mail!<br />Keep the articles coming Dr. Oz.


title: Great Christmas present for my older sister.

text: My sister enjoys this magazine snd I send it to her for Christmas.  She loved thd recipes snd articles and then gives it to her daughter who is a school teacher and the children use pictures for their projects.  Total win for our family.


title: High End Travel Only

text: I feel like this magazine has really taken a poor turn with their new editor. In the past I enjoyed the articles and various product recommendations/tips a great deal, now the magazine seems focused entirely on extremely high end travel. If you are able to stay 5 star hotels, each constantly at Michelin Star restaurants and always flight First Class then this magazine should suite you very well, otherwise it will only fuel your travel fantasies.


title: Monthly chicken knowledge

text: I love all the articles


title: well written and educational

text: lots of examples, how-to articles, and product reviews


title: Learning can be fun

text: I've been subscribing to Science News forever (okay, maybe that was hyperbole) and it's the one magazine we never get bored with. Science News brings you accessible articles detailing scientific discoveries and breakthroughs on a bi-weekly basis. I can't tell you how often my husband and I see a news story about some incredible new bit of knowledge and look at each other and say."That was in Science News three months ago". Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and much more, Science News keeps you up to date with the world.


title: The magazine for Intelligent thinking people that are want the news about what is going on in our world

text: If you are a libertarian and want to keep your mind stimulated this magazine is for you.  It gives you clear perspectives on what is going on in our country and what you need to be concerned about.  I highly recommend this magazine to bring you the news that you can no longer get anywhere on the TV.  The fact that I can read it on my Kindle is a big plus.


title: Owning a gun is 10% gun and 90% between the ears. Keeping up to date on tactics and issues is also part of that 90%

text: One of the best magazines you can buy next to Soldier of Fortune.  Don't let the acronym fool you.  It is SURVIVAL, Weapons, and Tactics.  With great survival articles this magazine has adapted to the new world and the things that gun owners and preppers.... yes all gun owners are preppers because they are prepared... Being prepared is important. Owning a gun is 10% gun and 90% between the ears.  Training is a must, but keeping up to date on tactics and issues is also part of that 90%.  This is one of those gun magazines that will be the last one I stop paying for.


title: Informative and helpful read!

text: Comprehensive and open minded. I love the wide variety of subjects.


The best decorating magazine that there is! Colorful, interesting, with a great variety of articles and fewer ads than most decorating magazines. Love it! Will continue to subscribe.


title: MAD

text: My kids like MAD so we got it for em again.  It shows up as ordered.  If you have not read it, pick up one on the news stand before ordering a years worth on line. Depending on the age of your kids the content may be inappropriate.  Or they just might not get the inappropriate stuff and be fine for all ages.  Your call.


title: Five Stars

text: Good Magazine


title: Great Gift

text: Great Price


title: GREAT FOR PEOPLE WITH BAD EYESIGHT

text: I absolutely hate having to use this product but it is great for us old geezers.


title: A casualty of the internet

text: The magazines articles are not up to their former quality.


title: Great read!

text: Great gift! Thats what i used it for. Some good ideas not always findable online. Great deal for sole extra to read on the go!


title: Great buy for a great read

text: Great mag to stay caught up on word events of interest


title: Great recipes

text: I love the layout of this magazine.  The photos are enticing. I particularly like the page wher a photo of each recipe placed in its category, complete with mane and page number. It's wonderful for future reference.


title: Excellent magazine

text: I've not renewed most of my magazine subscriptions but am keeping Real Simple.  I enjoy the articles and the suggestions don't cost a fortune to implement.


title: Great Pictures

text: This magazine will make you want to travel Texas.


title: Just full of ads

text: I didn't really read it carefully, basically because I couldn't tell which are not ads.


title: Could be better, but I love it anyway!

text: I got a trial subscription from the women's health site because after reading some of the reviews, I wanted to be sure I would like it before I started paying for it. So far I really do enjoy it. I will admit that if you're a professional athlete, body builder, physical trainer etc., this probably isn't for you. You should maybe try men's health. But if you're like me and you're just passionate about staying healthy and fit, or if you're an athlete for a sport that doesn't require a higher level of body conditioning, then you'll probably like this. I like this better than other magazines like Shape because it focuses on building strength and staying healthy rather that getting skinny and losing a quick 10 pounds. There's no such thing as  quick 10 pounds that'll stick. Because you're not building healthy habits and sooner or later you'll end up right back where you started. This magazine is great for building those healthy habits. They give you tips on workouts that are the most effective at burning fat, and strength training that will not only strengthen your body but tone the trouble areas. They also give great healthy recipes, and healthier substitutes for many of the unhealthy foods we often like to eat. And then they have a few girly beauty & fashion tips but not a whole lot. Which is great because I have fashion magazines I'm subscribed to where I can get that from. The con I would have to say is that the magazine is under 150 pages. So with that being said, the content may not always be as in depth as you'd like it to be. So pick one up at the grocery store or try a trial first to see if you like it! It's not for everyone!


title: A Great Cat Magazine!

text: "This magazine surpasses every American cat magazine I've read." --- I agree with this.


title: Pretty!

text: I'm a long time subscriber to Outdoor Photography, and almost renewed using the regular renewal letter they (the fine folks at OP) send out, but then discovered that I could get it through Amazon so much more inexpensively and without a bunch of hassle. I saved 5 bucks between THEIR cost of renewal, versus renewing through Amazon. You do the math. :)


title: Barely has any content.

text: Barely has any content. Amount of advertisement close to the stuff being dropped to the mailbox for free.


title: Magazine

text: Good magazine - I read them and pass them on to my friends.


title: Fantastic Spiritual Publication!

text: I have many spiritual publications as I collect them for future enjoyment, and I have to say, Kindred Spirit takes the cake. In my opinion, Britain has better spiritual publications in general but Kindred Spirit is the best even out of them, making it a seriously awesome read. They have amazing product ads of things not seen in American publications.  I try to find Kindred Spirit where I can (usually Barnes and Noble if they aren't sold out) but even that is getting increasingly more difficult. Definitely don't pass it up!  It's worth the money and the wait!


title: Frequently Missing Issues, Bad Customer Service, Skimpy Content

text: I’ve been a Sunset subscriber off-and-on for about 25 years, but in the past couple of years, the quality of this publication and its distribution has taken a downturn. We no longer receive 12 issues/year— just one every 2 months, and they’re lean on content (some of which seems kind of out-of-touch to this lifelong western-U.S. reader), but heavy on advertising. Additionally, issues arrive late or, frequently, not at all. When my Nov/Dec ‘19 issue never arrived, I sought help from Sunset’s customer service department and the rep was so unprepared and ill-equipped to help anyone, she just made some stuff up, contradicting herself. When I suggested she had misunderstood my ongoing “non-receival of goods“ problem and asked if she was able to replace my missing issue as well as look into things and get back to me, she said they “don’t do that”, then clammed up, refusing to talk any further. I had to just end the call— it was so weird. Conversely, Amazon Customer Service has been great to me— trying to help and refunding me when multiple issues have gone undelivered, causing me to overspend on them at the newsstand. I miss the old days, when Sunset was chock full of quality writing and photos, practical DIY building projects, and sufficient content— and when we could count on it to arrive monthly. I hope Sunset sees this and changes its current model for something better.


title: Good Stuff

text: The magaizine is fun for me the novice who is looking for inspiration.


title: Great gift for the price!

text: I paid $5 last year for a years subscription to this magazine.  This was a gift for my husband.  He absolutely loved getting a new magazine each month with lots of interesting articles for him to read.  It truly is a gift that keeps on coming all year long.  This year I re-ordered at the same great price.  If you go to the store and purchase this magazine it can cost about $7 each issue!  Meanwhile we get a whole year's worth for $5.  My husband gets great ideas from this magazine and it has even inspired him to start building these little projects on the weekends.


title: For serious backpackers only

text: Received my first issue this month, read through it, and Im not sure why I got this.  Seemed like a good idea when I ordered during the season, but its 16 degrees here in Chicago, and the thought of reading this right now doesnt interest me.  I would ignore my review on this one the more I think about it LOL


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine! Can not wait for the next issue to come.


title: Nice articles

text: I like the variety.  Short articles, easy to read.  I like to share.


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: Excellent magazine in general, great reviews and technique to get you started

text:
I definitely think this magazine deserves 5 stars. Not because it is the apex of cooking magazines, but because it is excellent at what it is: a good way to learn, and a good place to start.

A magazine about not being a chef, or an aspiring chef, and wanting to put good food on your family's table day after day after day.

There are good recipes in here, with good background (if you want to know why you're doing things a certain way), and some nice variants usually. Not always the most exotic choices, but enough variety that we make at least one recipe per issue, and have included quite a few in our regular meal rotation.

The technique and tricks articles are really useful. Many items that are specific if you do certain things regularly, and some general ones that are just clever.

But the single most useful feature is the regular reviews of gear and ingredients. Again, you are not going to learn all the secrets of professional chefs here. You're going to get a good place to start with some good quality, affordable items, and learn what you like and what you really need.

This magazine is like a nice home course in cooking that you can get started with, and then decide if you're happy here or if you want to develop further.


title: Interests

text: My 11 year old granddaughter loves it


title: Five Stars

text: Good every time! I've been subscribed for about 2 years now. It gets me through my massive time spent during my morning BMs.


title: I love having it to read when I'm taking my morning ...

text: Bought this for $5 for the year on sale. I love having it to read when I'm taking my morning dump. I get to drop some kids off at the pool, and learn about new technology that is super cool! If you're a man, you'll like it! If you are a lady that likes technology you will also like it too. My girlfriend hates it though. She'll only touch my GQ magazine which I won't be renewing...


title: Great price!

text: The price for this which includes Print & Kindle was so much lower than the rate they wanted to charge me for my renewal. Have been subscribing to TV guide for 20 years and was disappointed when they went with the new larger magazine but have kept it for the great articles and the "what to watch" feature. Still, we thinking of getting rid of it due to the high price. Then I found this great offer on Amazon! I may be disappointed once it is time to renew but for now, five stars.


title: Interesting magazine.

text: Lots of great articles!


title: Not as good

text: Not as good as Outdoor Photographer !!


title: Five Stars

text: Love that I got my catster magazine this month!  Such a cute addition to my mail box :)


Have received two issues.  First one had some very useful articles.  Second had none.


title: Four Stars

text: Great ideas & recipes.


title: cant wait to get my first issue, cant find pc gamer anywhere these days so I got this

text: i used to subscribe to pc gamer but i cant find it anywhere these days, i guess it got pulled from production... amazon doesnt sell it anymore anyway... but yeah maximum pc looks to be cool anyway cause i was wanting more pc info rather then just game info all the time.


title: Good read.

text: This was a renewal of a magazine which is my favorite.


title: Not appropriate for my age

text: I am 60 years old and this is not appropriate for me.It is more for a younger person.I would not be able to do any of the exercises .


I really enjoy reading about events in the area. The articles are relevant and touching. My husband and I both enjoy reading it.


title: Who does not love PEOPLE magazine?

text: No need to review-we all know and love People magazine-an American institution!  We grew up with it and it never fails to get the best correct info!


title: home living design ideas

text: i grown up around home design/s so this magazine is full of all sorts of ideas witch may fit in one room or another/ NICE.


title: great stories

text: My husband reads so many of the stories to me . Thank you!


title: Ads

text: These magazines are mostly advertisement. Will not order again.


title: Not as engaging anymore

text: All things change over time I suppose. But Highlights magazine had stayed the same for so long that the most recent changes were not welcome here. My children have a huge age gap, so I have subscribed to Highlights for close to 20 years now. Some of the things my kids always looked forward to in the issue is no longer part of the magazine. A lot of the puzzles and jokes are gone now. The stories aren’t engaging for my youngest either. The issues just feel emptier. But the cost is still high. Unfortunately, I will not be renewing. I will likely just buy a big book of hidden pictures and we will have fun with that because it is the only part of the magazine he likes now.


title: Two Stars

text: not my style of magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Favorite crosswords - fairly difficult with themed puzzles


title: Total waste of money

text: Wow... so this is what a "magazine" with 99% ads looks like... Cosmo isn't this bad, please don't waste your money.


title: Not bad...

text: There isn't much I do that I get from this magazine, it's all either full on remodel the kitchen or chintzy little "Let's replace a door hinge" articles. Not a lot of in between articles but still worth a read once a month :)


title: Not bad

text: Basically "Cosmo" for men. Won't buy again. About 25% of it is worth reading, but I have better things to read.


title: My favorite. Full of useful info

text: My favorite.  Full of useful info, great format, outstanding in every way.  Wish I could live my life using Martha's calendar...


title: Great ideas!

text: Lots of great project ideas.


title: Great Magazine

text: Bowhunter Magazine is wonderfully written and edited.


title: I trust the information in the publication

text: I have always found helpful information in the magazine.  I trust its recommendations.


title: Wow

text: Fast delivery.. dependable and good price


title: Such a sweet, yet powerful little magazine for the woman on ...

text: Such a sweet,  yet powerful little magazine for the woman on the go. Read it easily in the carpool line.


title: my favorite magazine

text: I love the articles and the great reporters/writers at Vanity Fair. I look forward to every issue and read it cover to cover.


title: Best Mystery Book Magazine Around!

text: This is absolutely the best mystery book magazine around. The articles and interviews are great, the subscriber book recommendations are a valuable source of new books and authors, and the books reviews are well done. I've been a subscriber for several y ears now and could not live without this magazine! It would make a great gift for a mystery lover.


title: A Must Have For New England Newbies

text: Wonderful periodical for those who are new to life in New England.  Beautiful photography, recipes, and articles depicting life in New England.


title: Worth the the subscription

text: Excellent magazine!


title: One issue a month isn't enough

text: Love this magazine. I wish there were two issues a month.


title: Hubby's "crack"

text: My husband doesnt do anything half baked....he reads this cover to cover and is addicted to this magazine.  He loves it!


title: Ideas Galoure

text: The season is coming get for creations.


title: Value for your money.

text: Martha's magazines are the best. I read from the beginning to the end and sometimes twice. Order the magazine or buy it from a stand you won't be sorry.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoyed reading it.


title: Not bonnier corp

text: I love field and stream, but received half a years subscription in a weeks time.  Now bonnier wants me to auto renew 8 months into the subscription.  Amazon blocked my first attempt at a review


title: Avoid

text:
The first print issue will arrive no sooner than 6 weeks.
By then you have forgotten you subscribed.
They send 3 outdated issues at first, the rest of the issues are very late.
Each issue is about 75% ads, the articles are hit and miss, the recipes are mostly assembling pre-made items.
Just not worth it.


title: Rachael, Happy Girl !!

text: Very Good !! Love Rachael !!


title: Great Magazine !!

text: Love it !!


title: Popular Science !!

text: Bought it for a friend !! Not real sure he liked it !!


title: Oprah !!

text: Didn't like it !!


title: SURPRISED MY GRANDDAUGHTER !!

text: MY GRANDDAUGHTER HAD JUST LOOKED AT ONE IN THE DOCTORS OFFICE  AND REALLY LIKED IT. SHE WAS QUITE SURPRISED WHEN I SENT HER A SUBSCRIPTION !!


title: Beautiful Magazine !!

text: This magazine has sooooo many things of interest to me. I would recommend this magazine to young readers and old alike.


The top magazine to get... in my opinion.  I so enjoy the articles and amazing photographs presented.


title: Love it

text: Great


title: I really like to be informed what is going on in my ...

text:
Hello,
being an Immigrant from Germany, I really like to be informed what is going on in my Country of Birth. Plus, it is good to learn about other News from around the World - truly Objective and Fair. ''Der Spiegel'' is a great Publication!
Aloha,
Juergen W. Will


title: If you are a guitarist this is a great magazine.

text: I have been reading this magazine since I was a teenager in the 1970's. It has always inspired me to look for better products and new ways of playing.


title: a true challenge

text: I am a confirmed cruciverbalist, and I love the National Observer's crosswords!  I find them challenging, and to me, the whole point of solving is to exercise the brain as much as possible.


title: Great magazine

text: Love this magazine.  Great recipes!


title: Not as good as I remember.

text: I started reading this magazine again and I'm really disappointed. It's just not as good as I remember. Oh well.


title: Maybe it's my age...

text: I'm a fan of a couple of HGTV shows and enjoy seeing the makeovers that they do so I decided to order the magazine.  Maybe it's my age, but most of the projects in the magazine are not things I would do in my home.  I think if you're younger and on a tight budget they have some fun ideas.  I enjoy some of the information and get an occasional idea but I don't think I'll renew.


title: Four Stars

text: Great gift for dog lovers


title: My fav!

text: My favorite magazine, next to People. Even when I’m not in decorating mode, I love HGTV MAG because it’s so fun to read. To me, it’s like an adult version of a kiddie magazine, full of color and ideas and games and interesting folks like you or me. I’ve never thrown an issue away... I just can’t!


title: High quality magazine in tech!

text: This is my son’s most favorite magazine. He enjoys reading each piece of article, and learns about tech products and trends from it. He said the content is absolutely high quality.


title: I used to subscribe to this magazine for my sons ...

text: I used to subscribe to this magazine  for my sons back in the 1960s-1970s.  I subscribes for my little niece and she loves it.  I will subscribe for it again.


title: Trinidad & Tobago Express

text:
The Trinidad and Tobago Express (and the Sunday Express) is one of three daily newspapers in Trinidad and Tobago. The Express is published by the Caribbean Communications Network (CCN) and is headquartered on Independence Square in Port of Spain. The newspaper commenced operations on June 6, 1967. The website for the Trinidad and Tobago Express was first registered in 1997 and launched subsequently very soon thereafter.

With a considerable Trinidadian diaspora spread across the globe, the Trinidad and Tobago Express news website, then known as the Internet Express, grew quickly into one of the top visited websites about Trinidad and Tobago. Given the large audience of the website, with up to 10,000 hits per day, it has become one of the online centrepieces of CCN. In 2002, newscasts of the television channel CCN TV6, and its televised daily polls, were carried out using an integrated website of the Trinidad and Tobago Express. That same year, the joint staff of the Trinidad and Tobago website also created an e-commerce venture online called the Express MarketPlace, which was later renamed CaribBuy in 2003. In order to remain focused, a CCN New Ventures division was created within CCN to take control of the various websites.

The Express newspaper is the second oldest of the daily Trinidad and Tobago newspapers. [...]

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title: This one

text: I like to read. When I do read I like the feel of the physical object in my hand. Highly informative


title: This one

text: Very informative. Good reads. Keep me up to date.


title: Want to give a reasonably priced gift that helps the ...

text: Want to give a reasonably priced gift that helps the recipient live a healthier life? You just found it!


title: Really diverse stories

text: I really enjoy reading this. It covers such a wide range of topics and in pretty good depth. Advertising is balanced and not overloaded like so many other magazines. The only “flaw” is that there seems to be a lot of reference to the South and it’s organizations. Hey guys...this magazine is NATIONWIDE! I wish it came out more but I guess it would lose some of it’s depth if they did that.


title: Love it!!

text: My favorite magazine at an all time amazing price!! Thank you Amazon!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine! So many articles/recipes.


title: Is helping in part to heal societal wounds

text: Lovely progressive journal devoted to activism and positive social change. So inspiring and rad you might act a fool and start living actively using your intelligence after reading, is nice yea


title: Nostalgia Updated

text: My husband loved this magazine growing up and the quality is still there today.  It was definitely a good decision to get.


title: Great magazine well worth the price

text: I was initially turned off by Lucky because I figured the last thing I needed was a "magazine about shopping," which is how it bills itself. When I finally picked up a copy, though, I was pleasantly shocked to discover that this is NOT just another "you must have this item" magazine -- it's a magazine on how to DRESS, not so much how to shop. It gives great, wearable, classy ideas on different ways to wear each item, including many items you already own. It has earned me its subscription price many times over just by showing me new ways to wear items I was ready to give up on. While specific items are featured, it's easy to pick up on what the general desired style is so you can find a more reasonably priced equivalent. I find that the featured items also offer a nice blend of pricey and reasonable. All in all, an excellent magazine.


title: Very Technical

text: I was remembering the Mother Earth News from the 70’s. It’s a lot different now. More technical. I’am disappointed. When my subscription is up I won’t be renewing it. I guess I should have remembered “Nothing is as simple or as easy as it used to be.”


title: Four Stars

text: For the price all was ok. Free scarf is light and cheap but wearable for summer


title: Disappointed

text: I’ve always enjoyed this magazine. It was interesting, informative, and had some good articles about drawing, painting and sculpting as well as good advice for artists. But over the past year, they’ve changed and not in a good way. They’ve started to include pointless, shallow, sell-out articles in which they talk about fashion and whatever color is currently the “in” thing right now, and not nearly enough articles about the fine arts, and not enough instructional articles that guide you in learning new drawing and painting techniques. Sadly this once informative magazine is now a bunch of “fluff” with no real substance and not enough focus on drawing and painting. I will not be renewing my subscription.


title: comes on time

text: Lots of error in content but good for the money


title: Confusing

text: I thought I was buying a subscription but it was only one issue


title: It was a gift for my Mom...

text: She is enjoying it immensely!


title: Good deal to try it out

text: I subscribed to this because I'd heard what great savings were in each issue. A large value of savings is listed on the cover, but that's usually accomplished by one or two high-value coupons on items that many people may not redeem. The other coupons are reasonable savings, and will pay for the subscription. I'm not sure if I'll renew this yet or not, as I've only seen one issue so far.


title: Not the greatest

text: I thought I'd get some good instruction and visual pictures of improving my place where I live however the magazine wasn't the greatest


title: great

text: good book for food recipes


title: Bad deal

text: Never order. You can never cancel the magazines.


title: Great product

text: Always enjoy the info tips and coupons. Great recipes and health tips. No mor looking for lids that don't fit


title: Three Stars

text: Way too many advertisements and they don't show anything on until after 7 pm disappointing


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Great print for kids!

text: My kids love these magazines. It's very different having print vs. Digital. Print really makes a difference and helps limit screen time.


title: 3 issues the first month?????

text: i certainly did not expect 3 issues the first month. cancelled and am receiving $5 for a $15 subscription.


title: Large print digest.

text: Stories were boring! I did enjoy the large print though.


title: One Star

text: far too many adds  not enought info


title: Ok

text: Ok


title: Thin magazine

text: Thin magazine


title: ordered wrong magazine

text: i didn’t realize this was the spanish version, my fault


title: Only one issue arrived

text: Only received one issue and that took months to arrive


title: Only got one issue

text: Only received one issue and it took months to arrive.


title: Great magazine.  Don't get it from Amazon.

text:
Maybe my favorite travel magazine.  Glamorous, exotic, fun.

But the subscription service through Amazon is terrible.  I got one issue, and then moved and submitted an address change.  No more issues came, I haven't gotten one in months.  Amazon customer service won't help.  The magazine says they can't find my subscription account.  Total pain in the butt.  Just subscribe directly from the publisher, or buy in the grocery store.


title: insufficient photographs

text: This magazine has some good pictures but not as much as I want. Jokes and cartoons do not compensate for insufficient revealing photographs. I  just received the first issue. Some Playboy issies are better. I hope that later issues in this subscription will provide more to enjoy of nude women.


title: Five Stars

text: Got this for my nephew for his birthday!  He loves it.


title: Worth every penny

text: I thoroughly enjoy this magazine.  I devour it cover to cover.  This magazine offers dozens of recipes & loads of tips & 'pro' tricks.


title: Five Stars

text: Christmas gift


title: Change of Venue

text:
I gave my sister Jidy the Large print RD in the hopes she would start reading again.
For many years her eyesight was getting worse and worse. She became very depressed and her day was filled with her having the news on the
TV most of the day.
Our conversations were limited to her telling me about the "horrible state of our society" due to the nonstop media diet she was on.

RD opened up her day with great stories, so many of people surviving the odds, lots of
human interest her favorites story's about pets.
This was the best gift I have ever given her and
will continue to send it to her.

She lights up when I ask her what she is reading,
we wish it would come every week.
What has happened is she now has turned off
the bad news and is having her grandchildren
get more large print books and magazines from
the library.
Thus has truly enriched Judy's life, thank you
her sister Jill


title: Lots of topics on classic sports cars

text: I enjoy the articles on classic sports cars


title: Long delay on delivery

text: Really enjoy the magazine usually but hate I bought it as a gift for christmas and they wont get the first issue til April. Other magazines are much faster.


title: Ladybuy for grandkids

text: My 3 1/2 year old granddaughter loves getting her own magazine in the mail. Ladybug has good stories and learning activities for young children.


title: Three Stars

text: Magazines are just one of these things that aren't like they used to be.


title: Not my cup of tea

text: I thought I would like it since it's not your typical "OMG" girly magazine like Cosmo or whatever, but it just wasn't my thing. Not my style and I would not purchase again.


title: Glad to be back!!!

text: Love my Smithsonian.


title: Easy to stop auto renewal

text: 5 stars for buying this through amazon.  probably 2 stars for the actual magazine.<br />I basically only get the magazine subscription for the ESPN Insider access.  I always buy through amazon since it's easier to manage the subscription.  Easy to stop auto renewal.


title: Writing is a joke

text:
I bought the online version to read the article about Anthony Bourdain.
The article is  almost impossible to read, there are sentences that are reapeted halfway through the previous sentence,  sometimes more than once, with the beginning of the sentence only tying together with the rest at the end.
It is a circus act trying to read through one page, not only because of the printing mistakes, but also because of the grammar. Apparently someone  thought they had to be fancy and write in a way that would make them stick out and be noticed.


title: Love the photos and the fashion !!

text: New to this party, but love this mag. A new favorite of mine.


title: Always on point, a timeless staple.

text: A great read, very current and love the vibrant ads.


title: Perfection !

text: Favorite mag of all....so informative.


title: Love it !

text: Just stumbled on to this book....I like it.


title: yum-my !!

text: yummy and simple recipes


title: cool, trendy book

text: love this mag.....


title: Not so lucky.

text: I guess I'm still not used to magazines online. I prefer the paper kind. I think it's a great idea, just not for me. I still receive the subscription on my kindle, but didn't cancel my paper subscription. I love the magazine, so FOUR STARS!


title: Five Stars

text: I love the articles and content. Also, the self help sections are wonderful.


title: Five Stars

text: Easy read. I love the content.


title: Do it yourself tips

text: Great tips


title: Unsolicited Magazine Scam - Beware

text: Last year, I had received several of the Highlights Puzzlemania magazines which all ended up in trash as I took those materials as unsolicited advertising. Shortly after, I kept receiving invoices for those thrown-away materials. I kept calling the Customer Service and requested my name and address to be removed from their mailing lists. Eventually paid the hideous charges to be over with that scam. But it was a short-lived relief....until this year...when I received an invoice for another magazine "Top Secret Advantage" again from Highlights claiming I had received one of their magazines. I do not have that magazine as it likely ended up in trash along with some other advertising. As a result, I cannot send it back to void the invoice. I had emailed their customer service a week ago again requesting my name and addressed removed from their mailing list but no response. I had tried to call them on Saturday but of course they only "work" in the most  customer inconvenient business hours and never on the weekends.


title: Fun and informative!

text: This magazine is so entertaining and informative. Lots of interesting things to read about and humorous too so we car nuts don't take ourselves too seriously. Really worth the price and whether buying it for yourself or someone else, it's a fun read.


title: Greatest Egyptian Magazine Ever!

text:
Go ahead...you know you want it. It's worth the money and it's a great magazine. They don't "dumb down" their articles and it is often a challenge for me to understand everything they are writing about but I am an armchair archaeologist who has been to Egypt and I am nuts for all things Egyptian. I thinks it's well worth the price.
Salima Ikram writes a column for the magazine about Egyptology happenings that I enjoy very much.
And the photos are stunning, the writing first rate. It's not a casual Egyptology magazine for a tourist....it's for those of us who are into the details of Egyptology and want to learn more.


title: Love this mag!!

text: Love this magazine. Look forward to reading every month


title: a triple hit!

text: This is the 3rd year I've bought this magazine for my oldest grandniece, and Highlights is also read by her 2 younger sisters. They love it!


title: my 3 year-old great niece loves it!

text: Her father said she's really excited to get her own mail, and shares "Highlights" with her younger sister. The 3rd sister isn't old enough yet. This will be a renewable gift every year for her birthday!


title: Not what it used to be.

text: I used to get this magazine years ago and liked it. Now it's all ads. Gone to pot. Very disappointed as I was giving it as a gift.


This is always a great magazine for home decorating ideas. I enjoy reading each one from cover to cover as soon as I get it.


title: BBC History magazine

text:
I love this magazine.
Covers a wide array of topics, from medieval to WWI and WWII.
Very well written and researched.
I'm a loyal subscriber


title: Classic Rock

text:
Finally a mag that deals with Classic Rock only.

Very informative, great interviews and reviews.

Love the free CDs or DVD, always some good stuff on there.

Us old Classic Rockers needed a mag like this!!!!!

I used to buy this at a newsstand and always anxiously wiat for the new issue. Thanks for offering this fantastic mag to your customers.


title: Country Living

text: Best magazine, especially since I enjoy new recipes!  Also helpful in telling about "how to" make new things.  This magazine is good at explaining how to use different spices as well.


title: excellent resource

text: I enjoyed this magazine as a kid, but then, I also loved Electric Company.  Looking at both now, they seem dated and tedious, but perhaps our children need something that moves at a slower pace than everything seems to do now. Neither of my children (5 & 7) enjoyed Highlights at first, but after getting a subscription from their grandmother, they have discovered the joy of curling up in a quiet corner and figuring out the puzzles and stories for themselves.  It's a magazine with a style and format that encourages reflection and absorption, rather than a voracious grab and go version of reading, that I believe will give a child a better foundation.  "To read without reflection is like eating without digesting" Edmund Burke


title: Grandson

text: My 3 year old grandson loves the Highlights High Fives. He looks forward to the mail coming so he can "read" it with his Mom!


title: Do your YOGA....

text: LOVE YOGA JOURNAL...it's the best - very informative - with the magazine and website you can't go wrong.<br />HIGHLY Recommend!!


title: Great magazie for a great price

text: This was an early birthday gift for my brother. The price was right and he enjoy reading/learning (he's in his mid thirties). The product came much sooner than expected, it said allow 6-8 weeks but I feel like it came in 4 weeks.


title: Great info and ideas

text: Even if you don't own an "Old" house, this magazine is a go to for ideas on improving your living quarters.


title: Five Stars

text: we can't live without it


title: magazine

text: what I wanted


title: Five Stars

text: good value


title: Running late, running late, running late.  Disappointing.

text: 2 weeks late as of this note.  If arrives this month I’ll let you know.<br />Should have taken a subscription card from a magazine in the market and gone that route, laziness prevailed and now the fruit is being borne.


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoy this magazine as it has a lot of interesting articles in it.


title: Fabulous magazine for active kids

text: My soon to be 7 year old granddaughter LOVES this magazine!  It's the best way for her parents to get her to be still for a little while, especially during dinner prep!  She really enjoys the stories, puzzles and games!


title: They steal your money

text: They took my money and I got one issue. I like reading these and thought 10 issues for 5 bucks was a good deal. Well it would be if they actually sent them. I got one in novermber of last year and that was it.


title: Good read

text: I like reading these. Cute stories and ideas


title: Great read!

text: Great read


title: Great for adventurous cooks

text: I tried to get my mother-in-law some other magazine subscription a while ago, and they ended up discontinuing it and sent her this instead after the last issues were run of that other one. She LOVES it. She's diabetic and has heart troubles so tries to eat certain ways. She also loves to cook and try new things. She just asked me for another subscription for this for Xmas. You got it!


title: Why no dads within "Parents" magazine?

text:
Misleading title: "Parents".

Picked this up (January 2017 issue) while I brought my kid in for her check-up.

There are no articles about dads. In fact, the first picture of a father is not until page 80.

Information included:
- Four "Mom" Things People Insult That Are Actually Pretty Darn Awesome.
- Mom Must-Reads
- Rock On, Single Moms.
- 'New Baby-Sleep Rules start with the sentence "No parent wants her baby snoozing in an unsafe space..."
- Of course, the article about kids waking up in the middle of the night only show a photo of a mom, dad is not in the photo. Nor, aparently, are they woken up by toddlers at 2am.
- "A letter to my child..." Love Mom.
- "Find Your Healthy, Happy Mom Place."
-  "2017's Top Trend For Moms."
- "Find the Right Workout for You" only features moms.
- "Messy No More: Four Professional Organizer Moms."

Ads were exclusively of moms:
- Moms with coffee raising the kiddos
- Avon's "Momtrepreneur".
- Many ads for laundry detergent. Apparently, dads don't know how to do the laundry.
- Same with diaper ads: No dads in the photos, just moms and babies.
- Ditto with the ad for camping. It's a mom's getaway from kids and dad?

Is there a plan afoot for Meredith Publishing rename  "Parents" to "Moms"?


title: Love it

text: Fun


title: Love it

text: Love it


title: I like it

text: Good


title: For novice do it yourself

text: Just like any other magazine, too much advertising.  I have picked up on simple helpful tips for my home. I really enjoy the magazine and very detailed instructions for projects. This magazine is only for the novice do it yourself not the professional.


title: Awful, I have free trade mags with less ads

text: The amount of advertising in this kids magazine is crazy. I had a subscription to NG World when I was a kid in the late 70s and it was so great. My wife and I ordered this subscription sight unseen because it was NG (our mistake) and it is useless. We throw it away before the kids see it because it is just that bad. Please don't subscribe until they clean this mess up.


title: Good but could be better.

text: I got this for my husband because they seem to have a lot of food/restaurant stories.  He says he enjoy the articles.  Fascinating things about Texas.  But too much filler and not enough meat.  3 good stories and lots of advertisement.


title: Please don't get this magazine unless your prefer wrong info

text: This magazine prints fictious statements without second guessing its content.  It doesn't care that they are missinforming its readers.  In the August edition it said breastfeeding was a waste of time yet had no VALID proof to back it up.  Any company who would rather tell its readers to formula feeed over Breastfeed, is disgraceful!!!!


title: ease of subscribing

text: This was a gift. It was so easy to subscribe and know that the recipient would receive this order. If there had been a problem, I would have a paper trail to follow.


title: husbans loves it

text: bough as a birthday gif in 2012.  Husband wanted to be sure I renewed in 2013. Looks forward to it each month


title: Anti-American 💩rag

text: Disgusting magazine


title: Many ideas, great price

text: Great magazine, was a gift


title: Five Stars

text: very understandable!


title: Five Stars

text: very good


title: A favorite

text: The Tote is very nice. I've been reading Glamour for over 30 years and it's still relevant to a lot of my life. Great workplace information.


title: Libby Gelman Waxner is Back!

text: If you read "Premiere" The amazing review Libby Gelman Waxner is now in Entertainment Weekly. Worth every penny for her.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Photos are beautiful

text: Fantastic magazine.  Vivid photos and interesting articles on all sorts of subjects.


title: My grandson loves the Highlights for Children just like my son and daughter did.

text:
My grandson loves the Highlights for Children magazines just like my son and daughter did. HOWEVER!! Every month when he receives his issue of Highlights, he lets me know that his name is “misspelled”. Middle name Carl, spelled Caul even though the Amazon order that I submitted for this magazine clearly has the correct spelling. I’ve searched to see how I can contact Highlights for Children and correct “their” error, but so far I haven’t had any success.
It’s no big deal...but “it is”, he’s getting his own mail and  his name is misspelled.
I would appreciate any assistance available to fix this error.
Thank you


title: Well Written, Fun & Interesting Reading

text: Great reviews for movies and music. The reporting is interesting and insightful. Regardless of your politics, there is ALWAYS something interesting in every issue...I always look forward to receiving a new issue. DRW


title: my favorite magazine

text: This magazine has many wonderful articles, painting tips and the pictures of other painer's work is inspirational. I will always renew.


title: not what I expected

text: I have only been hunting with squirrel dogs for about 6 years and I am hooked bad.I had heard about Full Cry from some coon hunters I know and after reading the reviews on how it has turned into a cur-fiest magazine I purchased it. I would recommend anyone who has never read one of these to find a recent copy and read it before buying. I don't know what I was expecting from the magazine but not what I got. It is basically a group of letters from various hunting associations presidents and former presidents from the eastern part of the US. This was only my first copy and I gave it a 3 because hunting season is about to start and hopefully there will be more interesting things for them to write about other than the weather and who has passed away this summer.


title: Cars people drive featured not just SEMA showcars

text: Regular people moddin cars to drive featured. Not just over elite SEMA stuff. There is nothing like this in US of A. Cars people drive are not drag car’s or GT40’s.


title: Four Stars

text: The West


title: Five Stars

text: I like it and share it.


title: Reading material extraordinaire.

text: My wife can't go to the bathroom without these.


title: Best Sewing Magazine

text: I love this magazine.  Great articles.  Pattern reviews are fabulous.


title: great magazine

text: Loves this magazine. Highly informative.


title: Love It

text: Wife can't wait for this each month! Loves it


title: Really nice, great photos

text: Super magazine with really interesting articles. The photos are outstanding!


title: Golf Magazine

text: Purchased as a gift


title: Very nice!

text:
I bought this magazine because it was $5 for the year. I am donating it to the elderly that are currently in in patient therapy because I am an awesome person.

Great magazine!


title: I love the NYers

text: I look forward to the New Yorker every week.  Great reviews, interesting articles, and the covers and comics are always great.


title: Great value

text: Wonderful articles


title: Gift for a whole year

text: Great gift


title: Not really for a pre-teen or tween

text:
I get this as a cheap subscription for my daughter who is 13 and sometimes she reads it, sometimes she doesn't. I've grabbed it as reading material for our train rides from CT to NYC and ended up reading it myself, but usually the most entertainment we get is from picking out which celelbrity teen icon is wearing the most hideous or sleaziest outfits. I don't think it has any real value as a fashion or style tool for young girls. I know they throw in their "feel good" token stories about heavier girls getting prom dates every so often but more often the stories are about the heavy girl being happy to be alone. I don't like that whole theme. Also, the fashions they push are too mature, too cheap looking, but way too expensive for ordinary girls (and their parents) to afford. Then on one page where they are pushing $200 shoes, on the opposite there is $.99 makeup. No wonder on the flipside is yet another ad for some overpriced anti-acne system that is a miracle cure that some pop princess used and look what happened to her...she became rich and famous!!

I know I come across as sounding like I really hate this whole mag. I don't. I think it is blatant consumerism and needs to be seen and taken for that. Its the bubble gum you buy for the comic because the gum itself really sucks. There are magazines with more entertainment value out there, and magazines with more fashion value, but this one is the corn flake variety that fits almost every girl mature enough to know about birth control, underage drinking, bad skin and thigh high boots. Otherwise known as your basic 7th grader and up.

For $5 a year its definetly one of Amazon's top magazine bargains.


title: Somewhat interesting.

text: This magazine changed somewhere in the last ten yrs. It now is more focused on self care than it used to be.


title: Good Information...

text: I thoroughly enjoyed this magazine and think it has good information for all ages.  Alternative Medicine is my first choice over traditional medicine and this magazine gives you things you should think about and ask your doctor.


title: Love it!

text: This magazine is consistently high quality with beautiful photographs, interesting articles about places to go, food, wine and gardening!


title: Hipster fun!

text: ReadyMade is the most inspiring magazine and fun magazine ever!  The projects all use things you probably have lying around and the instructions are well written.  I love the pictures.  What a treat!


title: Great value.

text: I’m happy with my subscription.  I’ve gotten several ideas and tips.


title: Readers Digest is not the way it used to be but.......,

text: Funny! Readers Digest is not the way it used to be. The pages are thinner. You can feel it. It is just not the same at all. It is still a good little book with stories, etc. but just not the way it used to be.


title: Had 30 years of AD

text: Loved them.


title: Enjoy it

text: Enjoy the magazine


title: Best Magazine ever.

text: nice magazine alot of new technology news as well as alot of useful information. A+


title: one of the best magazines.

text:
I think everyone should have one of these in his house or office. it has a useful information about sience and too many useful great ideas and great people. better than the gossip magazines.

I love it..


title: Would not resubscribe

text: Issues have been pretty bad. Last one was deplorable. Just a lead up to their 10 best issue.  No in depth reviews.


title: Three Stars

text: Mostly ads, disappointed


title: Read it in the waiting room

text: I've read this several times in various doctors' and dentists' waiting rooms.  They must get a different edition.  It seemed much better there.  The articles are very short so the entire magazine is a very quick read.  Perfect for a waiting room time killer.  There is some useful information and it was cheap.


title: Four Stars

text: Great


title: Vanity Fair with "Free Canvas Tote"

text: Well, Vanity Fair is a good magazine, but the 'Free Canvas Tote' is of poor quality and not worth sending.


title: Grandson likes it

text: My grandson (11) says its a great magazine.  He likes to read and is interested in science so it seems a good fit.


title: Four Stars

text: Great deal


title: Boring and expected.

text: Compared to another large name television semi-magazine, I found it boring, expected, and undeserving of such a high rating overall. Canceling my "auto-renewal". Just my opinion.


title: Good reads

text: Enjoy getting the magazine, but rarely have time to read it!


title: Renewal request went thru as NEW subscription!

text: I requested that my SL subscription be renewed and several weeks later I started receiving duplicate issues. Had to notify SL and the third party company of problem. Both were very helpful and mistake was corrected but did not like spending all the extra time getting the correction made. I did not realize that it would be a third party taking care of the transaction. I thought I was dealing directly with Amazon so did not expect there to be any glitch in the request.


title: Love quilting

text: Love this book


title: 2 paws up

text: This is such a great magazine for any dog lover! Whether you just got yoyr first dog, or you've worked with canines your whole life, there will be several items of interest in each issue. I haven't picked up a magazine worth reading in years. I actually read this one cover to cover & can't wait for the next issue to arrive!


title: Three Stars

text: ok


title: As advertised

text: As advertised, nice product.


title: Five Stars

text: Worth it.


title: Waste of money - so many adds

text: Some of the recipes are okay but the magazine is overrun with ads. This is a waste of money. There is a reason it is so cheap. Every time we get one we look at the cover and anticipate a great read but are always disappointed when we actually go through the magazine. You will go for pages with just ads to get to an actual recipe. Look elsewhere.


title: US Weekly

text:
This magazine, first issue came before I expected
but good to have. Nicely done. Bought the subscription
for $39 for 6 mos. You get this US Wkly every week!


title: vogue review!

text: Never had vogue subscription before but have enjoyed my first two issues and hope to in the next ten issues' good fashions and articles! You go Vogue!


title: O, The Oprah Magazine!

text:
I just renewed my subscription to this informative
and popular magazine for the third time.
Have liked most monthly issues! Good price
at 10.00 dollars per year!


title: Avoid

text: Received issues up until May and then they stopped. It’s now September. I’ve Contacted the company with no response


title: Bad renewing process

text: I ordered this because I like Cosmo even though it's shameful and trashy,  and because it's a good price for a year's subscription. However, I should have payed attention to  the date I ordered it because at the turn of the year, Cosmo wanted me to renew for $8 with a " gift" I never received, so I did, but then Amazon renewed it again like it says it will in the description. I called customer support to cancel it, but they said they couldn't help me, so guys who has two subscriptions to the same magazine? This girl! It's not all Amazon's fault because I didn't realize who was going to be doing the renewing, but they could've been more helpful.


title: Great Magazine

text: Wonderful articles, interesting and historical.  Great photos, I really look forward to receiving it, sitting down and making a cup of tea and just taking it all in.


title: Love it

text: Love the magazine


title: Great Magazine

text: Time always has interesting articles and not just on politics.!! I look forward to it's arrival each week. It keeps me "in the know".


title: Backpacker magazine

text: I've just renewed my subscription,and a friends also,for Backpacker magazine for the...I don't know how many-ith time. To me Backpacker is the quintessential magazine for any backpacker. It informs and entertains anyone from the first time hiker to the person that's hiked all their life. From the food recipes to the first aid techniques to the annual gear guide, to the incredible photography and informative articles, no publication does it like Backpacker. I'm sold.


title: Fabulous magazine-well worth the money!

text: I really like this magazine,  especially the tips and articles.


title: LOVE IT!

text: LOVE THIS MAGAZINE!!!!!!!!! Best cooking and Gourmet magazine published. If you can get it at a discount price you owe it to yourself to buy it!


title: Great Deal!

text: Picked this up as part of the $5 deal. Great price for a great magazine.  Have followed some of the recipes and found them easy to do and tasted great. Highly recommended to the beginner as well as the seasoned cook.


title: Four Stars

text: This was a present but National Geographic is always wirthwhile.


title: Pretty good

text: This was a gift for my husband for Father's day. It takes a LONG time to start shipping them out, but then he got three different issues in a 2 week period, which I know he liked. Over all, I'm happy with my purchase


title: Five Stars

text: Entertaining and informative content.  Writing is superb.


title: My favorite magazine at a great price!

text: I have been getting Good Housekeeping Magazine for years and years.  By renewing through Amazon, I have gotten much better renewal prices and have started renewing or ordering all my magazines through Amazon.


title: Good resource for artists

text: Like this magazine, beautiful photos of art, took a while to get first issue, then got 2nd one about a week after


title: Chicken 101

text: Love it...so much good information!!


title: My wife loves it!

text: When your wife wants a magazine that keeps her entertained, brings her new ideas, and perks up her innovative (decorative imagination) spirit, and gets her motivated to change the scene at home, get her Traditional home.  My wife loves it, and I enjoy scanning this one myself!


title: Too many advertisements in the magizine

text: Bought for a gift and it has not been received yet


title: REAL NEWS!

text: news for the week


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE THIS MAG


title: Perfect magazine

text: This is a perfect magazine for 3 years old kids. My daughter loves it. The only problem is this magazine comes without any packaging. It will be nice if at least they put the magazine in a bag to stay clean and in a better shape.


title: Modern

text: Love modern architecture


title: It's the best !!

text: I had several magazine subscriptions but I could never get around to reading them all.  This is the only one I kept.  It's the best.


title: Five Stars

text: this my third subscription; need i say more


title: Not what I was expecting

text: I thought the magazine had a lot of "fluff".  Mostly paint colors,and pictures of rooms.  I just thought it was the same old stuff.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it, but too expensive for me to buy again!


title: Great magazine

text: This is a really great magazine for parents of young children. Lots of fun and informative info.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.  Love seeing technology and mechanical stuff.  Nice articles.


title: Why does it take so long?

text: This magazine subscription is a birthday gift for my Mother.  She loves the magazine and when she's done with it she passes it along to an English lady in a local nursing home who also raves about it.  My only problem is that it takes so long to receive the first copy.  Why sixteen weeks?


title: handyman

text: I ordered this for my son and thinking about ordering one subscription for me and husband, has some very good articles on do it yourself projects. I would recommend this, also makes a great gift that last all year long.


title: Five Stars

text: I love receiving my weekly issue.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Good but pricey

text: Good magazine but subscription prices are expensive and it never seem to go on sale.  Aren't they supported by ads like every other magazine?


title: Five Stars

text: Very Good!


title: All Time Favorite

text: If you're a DIY network and HGTV junkie like I am, you will drool when this comes in the mail each month. By far my favorite magazine, and full of great ideas every month.