title: Love this magazine

text: Received my first issue last week which was the December issue ( I purchased this weeks ago before the offer on Amazon).  Oh well, it was a great price and I will enjoy the other issues.


title: Five Stars

text: Just as expected


🤮 too long to receive


title: I like it

text: Like this magazine.


title: fun fashion

text: great fashion magazine. helps me try to stay on trend. :) new clothing, makeup, accessory and hair product info. you won't regret getting this magazine.


title: Favorite Magazine, Great Price

text: This is my most favorite magazine.  I give subscriptions to six different households, and so I especially appreciate this great price of $12/year.


title: Very Good Resource

text:
Its more of a newsletter than a magazine - straight forward, black and white graphics, about 30 pages long and very well written.  The only resource I've seen so far that doesn't love every gun it reviews like the more common gun magazines do.  Probably something to do with the fact that its not beholden to advertisers.  They review handguns, rifles, carbines, and just about anything else including some shooting equipment.  Their reviews might seem harsh to some, but the high standards of most gun manufacturers deserves for great guns to be separated from firearms that are merely very good.  I don't think they do regular features on the best used guns like Consumer Reports reviews used cars for potential problems and this would be very useful if they did.  Gun Tests is essential reading material for anyone who is interested in becoming a more enlightened firearms consumer.

Edit: The pictures are in color now, they did this after I wrote the original review.


title: Disappointing

text: Three issues in on my subscription, I use to by this of the rack years ago and really enjoyed them. Now, theres so much advertising it ought to be free. Also, either theres not that much of anything interesting going on in the scientific world anymore or there beating the usual old dead horses to fill out the pages that aren't advertising. To bad i got a subscription instead of trying one out off the news stand first.


title: THE MUST-HAVE VW MAGAZINE

text: A must-have subscription for VW gear heads!  Constantly new information in every issue. If you are into older VWs, this is the publication for you!


title: Not received

text:
I have not received this magazing so, I can't review. It was charged to my credit card but not yet delivered.

Johnny


title: Has great ideas

text: Great resource


title: In Icon of DIY

text: What can you say about a magazine that is an Icon of DIY magazines. Simply put get a subscription and you will always be up on the latest in DIY.


title: Just cross stitch

text: Great magazine from US always has a variety of cross stitch topics.


title: Great magazine for any level chef. Website helps with unknown techniques

text: I love to cook and so do my sons so this magazine is perfect for us.


title: Great crochet magazine from Britain for any age or skill level.

text: I love to crochet and this magazine while instructions are in British terms. There’s a conversion table in back of every magazine to make patterns easy to use. Articles have easy to follow picture instructions for special stitches.


title: Writers magazine articles for every writing level.

text: Magazine articles are very helpful and useful for any skill level of writer. Includes help from editors as well as colleagues.


title: Love getting British magazines in USA

text: I love to cross stitch but hate hunting down magazines for cute patterns. Most book stores aren’t carrying them all the time.


title: Great projects to crochet.

text: It’s written in American rather than British so you don’t have to convert


title: Safety

text: Used family fun to help during summer vacation.


title: Best Gift for Babies

text: I love Babybug magazine for the 6-24 month old crowd. They will read it over and over. It's stronger than a magazine, but not as strong as a board book. Best for looking at together with a caregiver. Not great as a chew toy.


title: So So sorry to hear Martha Stewart Living to be discontinued...

text: I have loved this publication from the start, learned so much, saved and used many recipes. I will miss the Magazine greatly.


title: One Star

text: Save yourself a lot of trouble and just subscribe to Rock and Ice instead.


title: Basically promotes plastic surgery and injections

text: picked this up at the grocery store without really checking what was inside. Totally waste of 9 dollars. It is mainly adds and promotions for plastic surgery and fillers/ injections. I was hoping for more about aging naturally and gracefully. You won’t find that here.


title: It came

text: Has wood working tips


+ good ideas. Applicable for restoring old houses or quick projects. -less meaty stuff than I'd like, seems to have a lot of ads, we prefer fine home building. Would recommend to a friend looking for a lighter read, will not renew this year most likely.


title: Three Stars

text: Too many advertisements


title: Great

text: Best all around motorcycle publication. Good articles covering a wide range of topics related to motorcycles and motorcycle safety.


title: Four Stars

text: The articles I liked the most,really don’t dislike anything about the magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Thank you for the great price on the magazine.


title: Recipies

text: I love their recipies


title: Waiting on 2nd issue.

text: 1st issue not as informative as I had hoped.


title: Love EW!

text: Always love EW! I also received my subscription super fast!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine.


title: worthless magazine

text: This is an uninformative waste of paper.  The articles are weak and not needed.  The magazine is just pointless, i'm not sure what else to say here. I would give it a negative star review if I could.


title: Five Stars

text: Great gift for inquisitive minds


title: A good magazine

text: A nice magazine, mostly intended for USA citizens. If you are from other countries or you dont live in USA you might look elsewhere. It has a lot of info and trails for USA. It also has good advice on gear and tricks to make your life easier and safer on the field, so if you get a good discount for a subscription go for it, despite the fact you dont live on USA. If I was living at USA I would give it a 5 star rating


Great if you're a sportsman. Not so great if you are a die hard fly fisherman.


title: Great magazine for fly fishing enthusiast and gear junkies

text: Very nice magazine, if you have some cash, go on and subscribe to this one. It will easy the cabin fever off season


title: Getting invoices for future unwanted subscriptions.

text: Wife ended the subscription many months ago but still getting invoices. Initial subscription was a good deal but not with the hassle.


title: Five Stars

text: Great read.


title: Five Stars

text: Great!


title: Well written and illustrated

text: Each issue has short articles of historical interest.  Each is well written with excellent illustrations.


title: A must have for hot glass artists.

text: I've ben getting this magazine forever.  I've even been published in it a few times.  Great for hot glass artists of all levels.  Beautiful eye candy, great techniques for all levels.


title: Overall a good app

text: It works quite well on my Galaxy Tab. It forces the portrait mode, even on a 10 inch tab. It appears videos from U-Tube don't work. Some of the zoom pages are a bit cumbersome to navigate but not a major issue. Finding a specific location can take a bit of effort. These are the only negatives I can find. Overall it is a very good app.


title: Five Stars

text: I got this subscription for my husband and he loves reading it


title: Essential Magazine

text: This is an awesome magazine.  This is the greatest resource to find out what's going on in LA, places to visit, places to eat, etc.


title: Easy to use

text: Best way to keep up with new shows setting up dvr


title: Five Stars

text: good price


title: Not the Popular Mechanics I grew up on.

text: Im canceling my subscription due to the political references they keep injecting into the articles. What President Trumps say and does is irrelevant to the genre’ of magazine. It had NO BUSINESS being present in the pages.


Good easy read Keto book


title: A most insightful magazine

text:
Culture Wars has some of the most insightful analyses on culture of any magazine out there. But be warned; editor and chief writer, E. Michael Jones, is no respecter of taboos. Jones' search for why-things-are-the-way-they-are is like peeling an onion. He takes off one layer after another to get to the core of the matter.

Presently, Culture Wars seems to be focusing on the "the revolutionary Jew" and the relationship of the Church with the Jewish establishment. In the past, the magazine looked into things like a) the root causes of the 1960s sexual revolution, b) the role the WASP elite played in the post-WWII destructions of American ethnic urban neighborhoods, c) the Enlightment, d) etc.

Culture Wars is ideal for those with a deep interest in the culture and are not afraid of intellectual challenges. Even when you not agree with the magazine, it will make you think.

By the way, Culture Wars approach to culture is from a traditional Catholic perspective -- which I personally like.


title: good photos and info.

text: This was a gift for my daughter who lives in Mass.  She likes it and I plan to renew it for her.


title: Really like this magazine.

text: My first issue arrived Saturday, March 30th.  It is full of great recipes and tips and techniques.  I watch Rachael's TV show most mornings and find her to be very innovative, but still practical and thrifty; not a lot of exotic ingredients, and she offers suggestions for substitutes if you don't have on hand or cannot get the exact ingredient.


title: Lots of great easy recipes

text: Super easy recipes. Had most ingredients in pantry.


title: Fake news for real money

text: I am a former subscriber and I remember when you would find out about bands and new releases in it.  It is garbage now and not worth any price.  Save your money on this.  If you want fake news, this is it.


title: Stll waiting

text: I haven't received a magazine yet.  Please look into this and advise.  Thank you.


title: WHERE IS IT???

text: I know that I would really like the magazine IF I WOULD ever get it! Maybe I am used to immediate electronic info, but, over a month now...really?


title: Good magazine.

text: Woodwork tips and projects.  Good information, great quality paper, print, and images.


title: All right

text: I wish she had more information


title: Given as a gift

text: I knew that this was wanted, so I gave it to my sister as a gift.


title: Gdid not order the mag!

text: Did not want the mag


title: Hard to cancel

text: Beware it is not easy to change the address or cancel your subscription. You can't do it through the magazine. ☹


Its a great magazine, my mother always had them around the house when I was a youngster, so I figured it was only right to carry on the tradition.

It's great if you want to see what your house could look like if no one actually lived in it....


Great articles NICE updates.


title: very nice to read

text: I got this magazine to read at work, where time goes by slowly, and it keeps me interested through out the magazine.


title: Addicted!

text: I originally subscribed to US Weekly because I received a discount code, but I keep renewing!  The gossip is addicting.  I LOVE it!


title: Five Stars

text: always like this magazine


title: did not want to auto renew

text: did not want to autorenew this tricked me into paying fo it. I am very very very unhappy about it now.


title: VERY INAPPROPRIATE!!!!!!

text: Not appropriate for girls age 10.  Had very disgusting things in the articles that some girls wouldn't understand, especially girls ages 10. I would NEVER recommend this magazine to anyone..


title: must have!

text: i can't not get this magazine.  even the ads are helpful for a yoga.


title: Favorite

text: favorite magazine for 50+years


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: Good magazine

text: My daughter looks forward to this every month. We ended up renewing her subscription. It’s not just for little ones. My daughter is 10 & in advanced classes & she loves it.


title: Gave it as gift…

text: Great subscription to give as a gift. It was greatly appreciated.


title: Best way to pretend you know how to cook.

text: My favorite magazine. The only reason I have friends is because they come over to read it while I prepare a recipe from the previous issue.


title: One Star

text: I ordered the yearlong subscription in January; I've received one magazine. Ridiculous.


title: Latest info about high end Hi fi equipment

text: I like the presentation of the latest technology achievements in audio equipt.


title: A Native Texan's Favorite Magazine

text: I am a 68 year old native Texan who lived there for 65 years. We now live in Maryland, and each month I look forward to getting the next issue. I believe the articles are very informative and keep me current on a state I love very deeply. It's a great publication, and I will continue my subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Nine year old loves these, they are very educational.


title: ... magazines they are about the old times and are great

text: My husband loves these magazines they are about the old times and are great reading


title: Good magazine

text: I have enjoyed this magazine for a long time. It is informative and a pleasure to read. It has good stories and is funny too.


title: Where's the fun gone?

text: I used to love getting my Food network magazine; trying the recipes,  comparing the make over dishes, and so forth.  Now it's a disappointment; ads, ho hum pictures instead of celebrity interviews, and recipes that haven't any appeal.  Guess I should be happy the latest issue was so thin- made it easier going through the shredder.


title: Very easy to read print

text: Reader's Digest has always had great articles.  The easy to read print is great for older people.  Younger people will appreciate the easy reading in low light conditions.


title: best mag for advanced users

text: Max PC has the most current info and reviews on the newstands, and is geared towards real power users. For anyone into building and upgrading their super-systems, this magazine has great advice and the best information for keeping you current.


title: Five Stars

text: Great hunting and fishing magazine for the price.


title: Always One Of My Favorite Magazines

text: I've loved GQ since my teenage years


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Five Stars

text: this is a good educational magazine.


title: Bluegrass..raised on it

text: Bluegrass Unlimited is a MUST HAVE for bluegrass musicians and fans. A great magazine for keeping abreast with events, bands, and happenings.


title: happy

text: happy


title: I expected to get cutting edge new car information and didn't get it.

text: Since it's a bi weekly i expected to know the latest information about new cars and cars being updated.  I was wrong.  Very little car information or even comparisons.  It's about car racers and all different levels of racing.  I tried to cancel my subscription and i couldn't.  If it was about cars it would be ok but it's all about race car drivers etc..  I care about cars on the road and the newest info on these cars


title: Long time subscriber unhappy with YJ changes...

text: I have subscribed to this mag. for about 4-5 years, and am NOT renewing. Why? Because over 2013 the magazine became MUCH thinner. It quickly went from a primarily content driven magazine to a glossy, youth oriented one focused on advertising. I know magazines need to make a profit, which is a delicate balance for anyone in the yoga industry, but I think they are losing sight of what yoga is really about and what this magazine has meant to its dedicated readers.  There used to be several multi-paged, in-depth articles per issue. Now there is on average 1-2 short articles. Photos of  very expensive products make up most of the magazine's content. It used to take me a few days to read through and absorb everything - now I just quickly flip through and give it away. I'm afraid YJ is going the way of so many other "fitness" magazines. Pure fluff with a few healthy tips thrown in geared more toward the youth consumer culture. The only thing I still like about the magazine are the discussions on asana alignment - which you can usually get for free on their website.


title: Excellent Watch resource

text: Since no one has made any comment on this magazine I wanted to at least give it the full thumbs up. I have received this magazine for two years and love it. If you are at all interested in Mechanical watches, the history of watches, and/or plan to own a few then this is one of two I highly recommend. I learn so much every month from company history to connections the watches have to people and items, (cars and sports), to actual detailed product info. Watches are cool and a well written publication is just what the connoisseur needs.


title: The best.

text: Ordered a subscription for my son also.  There are many men's magazines out there but this is by far the best.


title: Well Done!

text: Great photography, informative articles in the Top Gear Style, a coffee table quality publication that is done quite well.  "Top Gear Subcriber's Edition" covers all classes of automobiles from Alfa Romeo to Volvo.  It is definitely a British publication right down to car prices being listed in Pounds.  It does not cater to the US manufacturers even to the point of a well justified bias towards EU automobiles.  So, if this might bother you then get in your pick-up, drive to the store, and by any other car magazine.  Careful not to hit your head on your bumper going out to your truck.  I highly recommend Top Gear Magazine for those that want who want accurate detailed information from a drivers prospective.


title: Geo Nurds

text: My wife reads this cover to cover, I read it some. It's a great magazine and is full of information. The schools should make it required reading.


title: Gift

text: Gift


title: Perfect gift for a garden lover.

text: Bought as a gift for a dear friend. She is delighted.


title: This magazine is garbage. Don't bother

text: Food Babe? Really? This magazine is garbage. Don't bother.


title: Love my entertainment news.

text: I really enjoy this magazine. I went on this magazine tirade last year and subscribed to about eight and out of all of them I only kept this subscription and one other. It's a well rounded entertainment magazine that covers movies, t.v., music, and books. I like that there's a little bit of everything. It's perfect reading while I'm commuting to and from work.


title: Unhappy

text: What I received is the all new version of Betty & Veronica.  This is not the comic book I grew up reading.  It took a long time to receive in the mail.


title: Got it for someone as a gift

text: They love the articles and the recipes in the magazine,


title: Wife's little helper

text: I bougth this magazine for my wife, she likes to do little projects herself, and this is the wife's little helper, remember happy wife happy life


title: DIY INSPIRATION

text: Awesome magazine full of inspiring photos and easy to do projects.


title: Family Handyman

text: Enjoy the magazine, many helpful articles!


title: Five Stars

text: Always an interesting read.


title: CANCELLED SUB BUT NEVER REC'D REFUND

text: I cancelled this subscription in Feb but I haven't rec'd a refund or a magazine in over 5 mos.  Amazon is impossible to contact and when I go through the sub mgr it just sends an email to pop sci and they tell me I have to go through Amazon.  It's a vicious cycle.  I even tried to restart my sub since I can't seem to get my money refunded but that won't work either.


title: Five Stars

text: Greatest magazine Ever!


title: Great rate

text: I usually pay 20 bucks for a yearr directly thru national geographic. This deal allowed me to renew at a much cheaper rate


title: Great Magazine

text: Purchased for my Mom, she loves to watch Paula Deen and make her recipies.  Very nice magazine, would recommend to anyone.


title: Not a fan of the new format

text: I don't care for the new design of the magazine.


title: Best Magazine

text: I've subscribed for nearly 50 years.  It's the greatest.  There's always something to capture my interest, and the photography is still superb.  Every family should have it.


title: One Star

text: Just a few vegetarian recipe ( like 2 vegetarian recipe every month)


title: Great!!

text: I paid only one dollar por 6 months!! It was great deal!! I like this magazine more than vegetarian time.


title: Five Stars

text: great value for a 2 year subscription


title: Penthouse

text: I have always enjoyed this magazine and have been looking for a way to get a subscription.  Amazon helped me to do just that.  The product is wonderful in that it is discreet when delivered as well as the magazine itself is a great read.


title: Keeps charging me and I can’t seem to cancel it

text: How do I contact someone? I wanted to end this and it keeps charging me. Help


title: Food Network Rocks

text:
This is the best magazine ever for those of us loving Food Network.  The recipes are easy for anyone, and written for normal families.

One of the best magazines EVER!


title: I wonder if I'm One of Their Younger Subscribers?

text: I mean, I'm not a baby by any means, but I'm in my late thirties. It's an "old soul" magazine, and I've always had one. It has really cool stories that people relate regarding to their families and growing up. The feature about a different celebrity each issue is pretty fun, as is the section where they choose a year and showcase different words or phrases that originated in that year. I've always been a sucker for old photos- even if they're people I don't even know, so that's another perk of this magazine. It's fun to read and it is definitely aptly named!


title: Provides Dreaminess in Times When Travelling is a No-go for Me

text: This is my first time subscribing to Travel + Leisure. I thought I'd give it a try since Amazon was having a magazine subscription special. I love reading about potential future destinations to satisfy my itch to travel. The first issue featured southern U.S. destinations, such as Savannah, GA & Charleston, SC- two of my favorite places in the south to visit. I learned about cool local places that I hadn't heard of before. I really enjoyed my first issue and can't wait to check out some more!


title: It's Reader's Digest...

text: I like that it's Reader's Digest...been reading it for decades.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine.  Unfortunately, I have little time to read it, and they pile up and, they tried it with the auto subscription renewal business.  Their costumer service is difficult to reach; I kept writing emails to end the subscription but instead they kept sending bills.  I'm glad they finally stopped; I'll renew after I catch up reading and am ready, thank you.


title: awesome

text: product used for educational purposes


title: Writers are excellent

text: This publication appeals to this engineer, because motorcycle reviews are detailed and objective without the hype present in magazines with advertisers.  I have been a motorcycle rider for 40 years, a retired automotive engineer and journalist / photographer.  This is my favorite cycle mag.  for current products.  The riding safety tips, health, and legal advice columns are my last read of the issue but well worth my time.


Great purchase for the  price


title: Great Magazine

text: I bought this for my 17 year old son who loves salt water fishing. The photos and articles are excellent!


title: Super magazine

text: I have received this magazine for a number of years and look forward to getting each month.  It is a great read.


title: Five Stars

text: Great, easy to follow, practical recipes.


title: Latest in beauty!

text: Stumbled on this magazine at an airport and loved it! They have great articles on new technology and products in the beauty industry. The only thing I don’t like is there is a heavy emphasis on plastic surgery and it can get repetitive with the same doctors. All in all, a good magazine if your interested in new procedures and products.


title: Great articles!

text: This is always a great magazine to have on hand


title: has fantastic photos, no ads and looks like a coffee ...

text: I am a skilled home cook.  This magazine is hard covered, has fantastic photos, no ads and looks like a coffee table book.  Interesting recipes, chef profiles and cooking info.  Some of the recipes require commercial equipment to produce.  I'm glad I got this subscription and will probably extend when it expires.


title: HGTV Magazine

text: HGTV Magazine is very nice for decorating ideas as well as fun tips.  I would highly recommend this magazine to anyone.


title: Five Stars

text: Fantastic magazine - I don't understand the low rating


title: Excellent

text: I’ve been reading PM for a very long time and I enjoy my monthly articles a lot! Informatively designed and filled. Although there’s a lot of ads and fluff(to pay for expenses I presume ), I can always find genuine articles that are interesting and informative. You too can enjoy reading Popular Mechanics for a very decent price


title: Started subscription with 2 back  issues

text: Started subscription with 2 back issues, which I already had. Tried unsuccessfully to cancel and request refund.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Cancelled subscription

text: I had subscribed to this magazine many years ago and was always very happy. I’ve canceled my current  subscription because it doesn’t seem relevant to my life anymore. Not sure if my wife has changed that much, or if the magazine has changed that much.


title: Not as expected

text: I had subscribed to this magazine many years ago and was very pleased. I have canceled my current subscription, doesn’t seem relevant to my life now. Not sure if my life is changed that much or the magazine has changed that much.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome magazine.  We enjoy it a lot.


title: A great read. Young to old

text: A great read. Young to old, all enjoy this magazine in our household.  A hidden gem in the world of diluted publications of today. I  highly recommend it.


title: beautiful glossy pages of advertising

text: Stuffed full of adds, this mag occasionally has some helpful articles and reviews, but I doubt there are any that couldn't be found for free on the net.


This is an eye candy magazine for me. I have made a few things from it, but a lot of the recipes are time-consuming or call for ingredients that I don't have in the house. I do love the feature that shares restaurant recipes. Overall, I like this magazine for inspiration rather than for actual recipes.


title: Top History Magazine

text: This is the best magazine of its kind.  I send it to two firends who are both high school history teachers and they agree.  There is a range of articles covering a wide spectrum of time and place.  The articles are well-researched, well-written, and interesting.  One friend keeps his for reference, while the other passes it around the History Department.  I also pass mine on to dedicated history buffs.  If you are only going to read one magazine with historical content, this is the one to read.


title: A "must have" if you are in Texas

text: I have subscribed to Texas Gardener for many, many years. It has timely articles, gives common sense advice and is entertaining all at the same time. I've kept all my issues and refer back to them any time I have a question. I got a good price on Amazon.


title: Not for Me

text: This was a gift, my neice said she likes it and thats whats important. Not much else to say. thanks


title: Used to be great, now just better than the other crap

text:
Back when this magazine had the big format, it was a 5 star product and probably the best men's magazine on the market. This was not because of the big format, though nice, it was because of the great content. Unfortunately, this magazine only deserves 3 stars now, because it has fallen into mediocrity by focusing on famous men instead of men who have accomplished more than just being in front of camera. Don't get me wrong 2-3 covers a year for movie stars wold be fine, as some of them are actually interesting. Though, they need to cut out the paid puff pieces...cough...Mel Gibson. If that wasn't paid for by his publicist the Journal needs better editors.

The rest of the magazine is decent. Though, it has been dumbed-down a little over the years. Sadly, it's competition (Men's Health, Men's Fitness, etc.), except for Outside, is not even moderately worth reading..

If you want an ok to decent men's magazine this is it (I still subscribe), but if you want something closer to the quality of what Men's Journal used to be get Outside. Both is the ideal as you won't feel as bad skipping numerous articles in Men's Journal when you read Outside cover to cover.

***************
6/18/2015 Update
I'm raising my rating from 3 to 4 stars. They have significantly reduced the Hollywood puff pieces and returned to much more interesting and real writing and reporting. This is much closer to what it used to be and could earn the 5 star if it keeps the quality up.


title: Great price!!

text: My husband loves to read the issue each month and the price was GREAT.


title: Same article ran two years apart -  otherwise, a beautiful beach-themed treat

text: I've always love this magazine, but I'm disappointed that they ran the same article two years apart.  I just happened to find an old copy from October 2018 and discovered the article titled "California's New Gold Coast" (page 48), which I had just read in the Fall 2020 issue (page 50).  There was no notation in the 2020 issue saying that the article was previously seen in an earlier issue.  That is questionable behavior, especially considering this magazine is expensive.  All it would have taken was a notation saying that it was run before.  Not noting it seems like they are hoping no one notices they are recycling articles.  Otherwise, it has interesting articles and beautiful photos.


title: Too Little for Too Much

text:
I was a longtime reader and subscriber to Shambala Sun, the magazine that now puts out Mindful. It's nice that subscriptions are available digitally, but only if you have an ipad. I don't understand why the content is so guarded. It would help if their website would make it more clear that their content won't work on an android device, that way you don't get trapped into having to ask for a refund and jump through their hoops: "Call us back because we don't have your subscription information for a couple of days."

I am even more dismayed at the magazine's buying into the trend of luring readers in with headlines that don't fulfill their promise in the actual article. An example (Headline) "The Secret of Not Getting Sick in the FIrst Place" (Article Copy) "In North America, three out of four of us will suffer from a lifestyle-related chronic disease, and 80 to 90% of this is completely preventable. But nobody was talking about prevention and how to help people stay well--how not to get sick in the first place." I expect this of Prevention magazine, but not these guys.


title: grreat reading

text: wide variety of articles


title: Fast delivery

text: Like the ptoduct


title: Great stories

text: I love the readers Digest period


title: no bias

text: used this magazine for unbias news


title: Great articles

text: Great magazine. Very informative.


title: The read ever

text: I've been getting it for the past 6 months and its the best magazine ever. It gives you great ideas on how to organize the house, hand make little things, use stuff around the house that you otherwise would throw away, print recepies for simple healthy and elegant meals. And the best part - they include coupons! Ladies how great is that? I absolutely recommend this magazine. I got subscriptions for my friends to this magazine as Xmas gifts and they all already got the first issue and love it!


title: Five Stars

text: On time every issue I'm impressed


title: Way to long!!!

text: I ordered this magazine July 3rd and have still not received my first issue,it's October 18th.  I will NEVER order from this company again.


title: Five Stars

text: Keeps you in the know


title: a beginner's guide to applied science

text: This magazine demonstrates science used in everyday life. My first issue features practical how-to articles, projects to make yard work easier, software articles, spacecraft articles and human-powered vehicles, plus how to pick good used cars. The magazine explains, but doesn't talk down to you. It reminds me of spending the day with a really smart friend who shares your interests. As a child I read and reread my grandfather's Popular Mechanics from WWII. Those hours spent in reading about the future (flying cars !) in magazines from the past helped shape my practical, yet curiosity-filled approach to life. I still enjoy the magazine. I recommend it for children as an alternative to video games. And I'm still waiting for flying cars. I guess the future isn't what it used to be.


title: Great

text: So far my granddaughter loves the bilingual highlights. She is in a bilingual kindergarten  class and this really helps


title: Five Stars

text: The Best


title: Good for any age

text: Easy to read, fine illustrations, clear writing, even informative advertisemts, keep kids (and me) engrossed, up to date and dreaming.


title: For the technology lover

text: I subscribed to this for my twin grandsons. They keep every copy and pore over them. A recent visit showed their techie vocabulary is indeed impressive.


title: No specific audience education level targeted.

text: The “articles” are not very long, and it seems by the time I get the newsletter the stories have already come out in other media. I was looking for something closer to “The Horse” from the American Association of Equine Practitioners.  ‘Dog Watch’  moves from deeply specific huge medical terms, to  using vocabulary worthy  of a Little Golden Books. Odd.


title: GET THIS MAGAZINE NOW. (:

text:
This magazine is GREAT. I've subscribed to Girls Life, TeenVogue,Discovery Girls, Rolling Stone, Allure,and  etc,. but this one isn't boring unlike all other magazines! My top 2 magazine perferances would be Seventeen & GL:
& First off; don't judge me when I say that I'm 14. So what if there's sex in this? Most kids like me have learned about sex in elementary school, when we were 10 years old in health class. Either way, teens are exposed to sex and just because they know about it doesn't mean they'll do it. Seventeen doesn't particularly SAY you should have sex, they're just being informative to let you know about it. They even give you the idea of SAFE sex, like getting tested if you or your partner doesn't feel protected/alright about having sex. They promote using condoms and other contraceptives like pills.

Ok now the real review:
The reason why I started subscribing to Seventeen magazine is they have fashion and beauty tips. Yeah, some parents don't like the idea of their teens wearing makeup but I think you'd rather have them knowing how to use it than sneaking around wearing it like a clown. They have freebies in every issue but you have to go online or sometimes in-store to receive. You have to be the first certain amount of people like for ex: "First 20 to show this page at Sears get a free pair of leggings, only in participating locations." I even won a $20 giftcard to spend online for Lulus.com and spent it on a pair of gladiators.

Another great thing is how they have advertisement coupons & samples. I've gotten a free pack of gum, a biore pore strip, perfume samples, makeup discounts, online discount codes, and more! Seventeen has bloggers and "fasion/beauty smarties" that come up in almost every issue with tips from people like Meganheartsmakeup, Michelle Phan, and other YouTube famous people. Seventeen doesn't have too many advertisements unlike Teenvogue [ads on every page basically].


title: Great "eye candy" but don't bother unless you make a million a year

text:
I agree with other reviews.  I thought it was going to be a fun alternative style parenting mag.  When I got it and saw that
"oh so cute" INFANT faux fur for ONLY 395 bucks I knew this was NOT the kind of magazine for me.

I hope they have enough celebrity subscriptions.....because for "normal" people this magazine is a total waste of paper.


title: Great Way to Get Children Reading!

text: My son has enjoyed receiving Ranger Rick for the past several years.  He looks forward to it arriving every month and keeps back issues in his room. He is ten years old now and doesn't spend quite as much time reading this magazine anymore, but neither of us have the heart to give up the subscription!


title: One Star

text: I only received 2 out of 12 times.<br />This is a complete scam.


title: Magazine renewal

text: I called Autoweek because I kept getting overdue notices for my renewal, and they hadn't received it.  I had to pay for my renewal thru them and hope my one from Amazon gets added to my subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: I purchased this for my son, who is a avid outdoorsman,  he loves it. Just renewed.


title: country living magazine

text: will never order again,i am going to cancel it....its all advertisements!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!dont waste your money, nothing informative,not even alot of country homes or decor


title: This is the best

text: This has to be the best on-going publication for five string banjo players in the world. If you have a question, it will probably be answered in Banjo Newsletter. Songs, tabs, licks, interviews, tips, tricks, you name it. If it has anything to do with the five string banjo it will be in Banjo Newsletter. Truly a labor of love presented by people who want to see this wonderful part of Americana remain alive and not flushed down the toilet. Highly recommended.


title: Lovely reference.

text:
I always learn something new. Not everything is equally useful to everyone in here, but everyone will always find something refreshing and useful. that is the strength of this publication. Everyone will always find something they can use, think about, grow from as writers.

Love it.


title: Like it

text: Enjoy this magazine for interesting ideas & tips.


title: BEWARE OF DECEMBER 2014 ISSUE -- BAIT AND SWITCH INSTAND WINNER

text: BEWARE OF DECEMBER 2014 ISSUE -- BAIT AND SWITCH<br />I enjoy the Oprah magazine but am extremely disappointed with the scam they pulled in the December 2014 issue.  The inside cover indicates how to find out if you are an "instant winner."  You go to a website, enter a code, and your address.  Next thing I knew an order confirmation popped up for the magazine.  It indicates free issue with opportunity to cancel further issues -- that you will need to pay for -- at any time.  I already have the subscription. I feel as if this was a scam and a bait and switch by the publishers.  Nothing was written about this process in any of the information.  SHAME ON OPRAH'S PUBLISHERS.  I do not believe Oprah would approve of this practice.


title: Five Stars

text: Tons of great information and interesting articles.


title: Good Housekeeping (2-year)

text: I have not received this yet, it is due to be sent after the holidays.<br />For the basic price it is a steal..


title: Great Magazine

text: A really good health magazine for women with a lot of good recipes that are easy.  I will continue to subscribe.


title: Current literary writing.

text: Editors of SUBTROPICS have garnered work from some of the top literary writers (poetry, fiction, essays) of our time. They've also dipped into some of the work of lesser known writers from earlier decades, a nice way to expand your experience. All in all, this is first rate stuff. And the covers are beautiful.


title: So good!

text: I love Rachael and her show, her magazine is just as fun to read as she is to watch. Love it.


title: Ho hum magazine

text: It's an ok magazine. It's not as good as I'd hoped it would be. More of a Southern Living and less of a good home decorating magazine which I was after.


title: A Great Magazine for Entertainment News

text: I look forward to my copy of Entertainment Weekly every week!  They truly have something for everyone in its pages.  The magazine goes into the newest movies, TV shows and what airing this week along with ratings and what you shouldn't miss, nice editorials of various pop culture subjects, a music section about what has come out and what you should maybe look out for and final a humorous spin on the events with the week!  And this is just to name a few things that the magazine has to offer its readers.  Some articles you may skip over but for the price you won't feel ripped off.  This is one of the cheapest weekly magazines and cheapest in entertainment news but you would never know by actually reading it.  The quality of this magazine is unmatched and it makes sure that is reaches a vast amount of topics to please anyone who might pick it up.  This isn't just a celebrity news magazine but if you want that news there is a section.  This magazine focuses so much on the things that entertain us with the movie and book reviews, and everything else I have already mentioned.  It is worth giving a try, I promise you will love it!


title: Readable science. Relevant. articles throughout!

text: Readable science.  Relevant.articles throughout!


title: If you want to be in the know......

text: Entertainment Weekly is fantastic if you want the scoop of new movies, tv series, books, music, etc.  Well written, great pics.<br />Factual without the gossip.  Enjoyable through and through!!!!!


title: A great resource for couponers!

text: This magazine is a great deal for those of you who are couponers.  Each issue is loaded with a variety of manufacturers' coupons for grocery items, cleaning products, cosmetics and pet food.  A typical issue contains $75 to $80 worth of coupons and also includes interesting articles, recipes, and shopping tips.  I look forward to receiving my issue each month and have even been known to pick up a duplicate on the newsstand if the coupons are especially enticing.  I highly recommend this magazine to anyone who clips coupons.


title: Love Transworld.

text: I really like Transworld. They always have great articles, and when I read it, it always gets me pumped up for snowboarding!


title: Would like to have Digital

text: The magazine itself is alright, slightly biased...doesnt cover all genres of music.  Would like to have acces to the digital copy without having to pay extra.  Other magazines I subscribe to give me the option of digital or print or the digital is free with print.


title: Easier to use than guide on TV

text: Not like the TV Guide of years ago...only lists shows between 7 &10:30pm but more convenient to use than the one on the TV


title: Over Priced

text: Don't be fooled by the colorful covers, inside you'll find a lack of anything useful, perhaps one or two articles per month. It used to be a wonderful magazine and has dwindled over the years into advertisements and repetitive nonsense.


title: Magnificat- Eng Ed

text: This is my 4th year having subscribed to this prayer book. It has the daily reading from the Catholic Bible, which contains more books than the Protestant version, and in three years, if read daily you will have read the whole bible. It has morning, Mass, afternoon and evening prayers, plus the saint of the day, benediction and a specific special old masterpiece art with background of of work and artist. A very special prayer book all the way around!


title: Ok

text: I like the magazine but so far the two I  received in the mail were damaged and falling apart.


title: Wish I could get the reorder done on auto ship/pay ...

text: Wish I could get the reorder done on auto ship/pay so that I don’t have to start over every time and miss issues.


title: Wonderful!

text: Wonderful gift!


title: Without the demo disc....

text: The magazine is ok but the fact that the demo disc is excluded make this a waste, better off getting the subscriptiion direct and receiving the disc.


title: Great magazine

text: My three year old loves High Five (she liked Hello, too). It's a great easy read with fun things to do.  We read them over and over.


title: Number one magazine

text: Great magazine


title: Informative.  Good reads

text: Small but informative


title: Too many ads

text: Too many ads


title: Good service.

text: Been meaning to renew Southern Lady for many years. Finally found good source with reasonable price.


title: I'd give it 5 stars of they changed the name to 'Kick Ass Family HandyMom'

text: Love this magazine and all the ideas. They have from super simple to tough projects. I just need more tools.


title: Yummy!

text: Bought this for my mom and she loves it! And I get to reap the rewards and eat the foods. So good!


title: Daughter In Law and Granddaughter Aproved

text: ... daughter in law : "She loves it and looks forward to each booklet".


title: My grandsons love getting these every month.

text: I always wished I could get these when I was little. I couldn't afford them when my kids were little.... I'm very excited to be able to get these subscriptions for my grandkids every year.


title: lots of great ideas

text:
I was a subscriber a few years ago when I had room for a small work area and I really
enjoyed the mag. My new house has a big garage and I am looking forward to getting
back to enjoying using my tools for making stuff.


title: Value

text: Double ordered this subscription canceled


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Good info!


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of great recipes and ideas


title: Four Stars

text: Good to see a European take on a number of things.


title: Three Stars

text: Expensive but helpful


title: Five Stars

text: good articles


title: inspirational

text: i really like the ideas they have in this magazine but i wish there was more in depth information on the creative process.


title: Five Stars

text: It is what it is. Popular Mechanics and popular science I have subscribed to for years.


title: Excellent and often delightfully witty automotive journalism

text: This is by far my longest running magazine subscription, been getting it since around 2003. Just a great magazine that I look forward to every month.


title: Four Stars

text: received 1st copy fine, haven't received 2nd copy, the one showing here in the picture, not sure what happened?!


title: Nice

text: It is a goog mag, for a good price. It is much cheeper than in the store. I agree with most reports.


title: Great magazine

text: My daughters love this magazine.  Great for any animal lover.  Comes with lots of pages you can tear out and hang in your room too! :)


title: For those who love Maui.

text: Keeps me going until I can actually get there in January.  Great articles and reviews.


title: Not received!

text: I have not received the kindle edition. So, as far as I'm concerned,  the purchase has not happened and I was ripped off.


title: Very good gardening magazine

text: Great magazine, very informative.


title: Kinda Insulting

text: Here's why:  Political bias is blatant (slanted heavily to the left,) simply awful childlike graphics that distract instead of complement subjects (as if a child took colored markers to it,) and attempts to be clever and humorous (who cares how the cover was made.)  After having to wade through all that, some of the articles are good, but I won't be renewing.


title: Classic

text: I have been getting the readers digest for forty years. This is a great price. And with auto renewal, it's even easier.


title: About to expire at first issue

text: Would not stop sending renew notice at and constantly after first issue. With first issue said about to expire.


title: Five Stars

text: excellent..


title: Disappointed

text: Disappointed that nearly half the order came at once.  First mailing received three (3) issues.  One current and two back issues.


title: amazed that people pay outrageous prices for the items listed ...

text: It's been years since I had subscribed to this magazine and it's not the same. It's very fashion focused, which makes sense, but it's not what I remembered. I speed through the pages now, amazed that people pay outrageous prices for the items listed and then toss it.


title: Five Stars

text: Great articles and pics, instruction and even some humor. One of my favorite mags!


title: Five Stars

text: Pound for pound the best writing in the biz


title: Four Stars

text: I look forward to the mag each month. Digital and paper!


title: Beat of the best

text: great articles adds and photography plus the " curmudgeon Petzal! Recipes are great too. Inexpensive entertainment wish it came out twice a month


title: For any age

text: Over 10 years ago, my high school English teacher recommended that all of his students get a subscription to The New Yorker. He often xeroxed the fiction pieces for us to read, and was known for saying, "If you read this magazine cover to cover each week, you'll learn almost everything you need to know about what's going on in the world."  Because I thought he was great, I got a subscription, and have never regretted it.  For a few years I read only the fiction pieces and the poetry, and gradually moved towards the Talk of the Town, and beyond.<br />I haven't lived in the New York area since high school, but each week when my New Yorker comes I gleefully pick it up and begin reading.  First the poems, then the Talk of the Town, and then... who knows? I am never disappointed.


title: Should be mandatory for any serious student of management and leadership

text: These articles are informational and practical to my daily experience. I wish I had subscribed to this magazine earlier, long time ago.


title: Good photos, confusing layout

text: I didn’t like any of the recipes in my first 2 issues .  Most recipes have way too many ingredients.  Layout confusing.  Good photos.


title: very current with NOW issues

text: Loved article on CBD


title: Five Stars

text: Great price!


title: A great gift and read.

text: Always a classic read. I bought this as a gift and after it is read I get to read it. I enjoy the informative articles and news of the possibilities of the future. I have a need to see the possibilities of items created by men.


title: Good magazine

text: I have always enjoyed reading this magazine and the price was right to renew my subscription. I have not received my first copy yet but am looking forward to it.


title: Four Stars

text: So Lucky no longer exists but I like the replacement they sent me called SELF better.


title: Great magazine

text: Love the articles


title: Love this magazine

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: What's better than surfing?


title: Has become a leftist opinion magazine

text:
I have been subscribing to Scientific American for over 20 years. This magazine used to focus on science. For 175 years, it never endorsed a presidential candidate. The new editorial staff broke the neutrality. Each issue is full of articles about "social justice," "climate justice," "environmental justice," and calls for more government intervention and globalism. People with supposed expertise in science are assuming they understand economics and politics, urging "equity" in distribution of wealth from successful countries to corrupt third world countries or favoring "under-represented" ethnic groups in the US.

The March 2022 issue was about COVID. Rather than the science, most of the articles condemned Trump, were political rather than science, and said the US should not have favored its own citizens in distributing medical supplies. In the process of supposed condemnation of conspiracy theories about COVID, what was printed seemed filled with their own conspiracy theories.

I subscribed to Scientific American to learn about advances in physics, cosmology, engineering, and the areas of biology outside of my expertise. Scientific American used to have articles by leading experts in their field. Now, most articles are written by science writers at a less technical level, or by Scientific American's own small core of writers. If I wanted politics, I would get a political magazine. I am not planning on renewing after 20 years unless the editorial board narrows their focus to science and stops the social commentary and political editorials.


title: Great Magazine plenty of variety

text: Continental Modeler is an excellent magazine both in terms of quality and variety. Where else can you find model railways from the USA, France, India and Switzerland all in the same issue? The photography is superb and the writing a little less serious than RM or Model Railroader, but the skill levels are nevertheless high. I am also an enthusiast of the the smaller shelf layouts and most of the layouts featured are compact, focusing on one or two highly detailed scenes rather than vast basement empires. There are also some interesting railfan type articles of the real thing which adds to the breadth of this publication. Each one is a good read.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent material for the price.


title: Anyone who loves wheeling should have this magazine

text: It covers all aspects and areas involved in wheeling. I just wish it came out every month instead of just 6/year.


title: Becareful what u read

text: I didn’t realize I was going to have to pay 30...something more dollars


title: nice to have

text: nice to have


title: Too many ads

text: Too many ads, not enough articles.


title: Tons of Advertisements and just snippets articles on health.

text: Horrible. Very disappointed - I toss it in the trash


title: I did not renew that says it all.

text: Uneven.  There is one issue recently that was provocative and informative but the three issue before were throw aways.  I did not renew.


title: Art and coffee table books get the space they deserve.

text:
First and foremost, this quarterly magazine is about art.  Coffee table art books finally get the space that they deserve in both the reviews and in the interviews.  Next in line are novels and the best fresh fiction on shelves today.  Culture, interviews and letters follow closely behind.
Though the top publishers (HarperCollins, Simon&Schuster, Knopf, etc.) get their books reviewed, it is refreshing to see the the number of "small press" and "academic press" books that are also reviewed.  The reviewers are from various walks of literary life (a writer, a poet, a Sr. editor, a contributing editor, a professor etc.) and almost always the reviews are engaging as well as informative.
If you like mind engaging writers, or are a fan of coffee table art books, you will not be disappointed with this highly recommended magazine.


title: I�d rather be sailing than reading about it, but....

text:
When the storm blows, or I am languishing in the doldrums, I pull out one of the three "boating" magazines I get: Sail, Sailing and Soundings.  "Sail's" top quality, above, the other two, is in the areas of technical advice.  It always has a solid information on cruising tips and weather mixed with a smattering of great sea stories.
The destinations that are profiled, for potential cruising destinations, always becharm  me with the thought that one day I too will anchor in Italy, or Maine, or Western Canada, or.....  Really, who among us wouldn't be tempted with the thought of a layover at Bora Bora .
Some of the reviews, especially in electronics, have been disappointing.  The reviews give an overall comprehension of what is offered in the market today, but, sadly,  make no recommendations.  For example, the article that was to "review" seven color  plotters (April 2003) ended the article with no recommendations, and then gave an insubstantial kiss off  by saying, "it is disconcerting to contemplate how many brands and models there are to choose from".  In other words, "you're on your own".
Regarding evaluations of new and used boats, I find "Sailing" to be more comprehensive and helpful.
Don't get me wrong "Sail" is still a worthwhile read and has excellent advise for any `salt' or `beginner'.  Recommended.  3.5 stars


title: A Magaizine Worth its Ballast.

text:
I get three "boating" magazines: Sailing, Sail and Soundings (a general boating magazine - highly recommended).  Each one has a special place on my coffee table.
The strength of this magazine is, first and foremost, the sections titled: `Perry on Design' and the `Used Boat Notebook' (and its accompanying side bar - `Value Guide').  `Perry on Design' covers briefly the designs of the new offering hitting the market.  `Used Boat Notebook' is the "Car & Driver" review for used boats: much more thorough than `Perry'.  This outstanding section covers:  Impressions, Construction, What to Look for, On Deck, Down Below, Engine, Under Way and a succinct conclusion that raps it up  This section alone is the main reason I get this magazine. Other reasons are the magazine's beautiful color photos and a section called `Boat Doctor', information on technique and safety.
If you are a sailor, serious or a wannabe, you can't go wrong with "Sailing".  Strongly recommended.


title: Food & Wine is excellent in all regards

text:
"The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it" (Oscar Wilde)
Great food and superb wines tempt me.  Thus, I am an aficionado of food magazines.  Three magazines (Food & Wine, Gourmet, Southern Living) nested in my mail box monthly and all of them satiate my longing for great food and wine.
Food & Wine is supreme.  It promotes dishes that are  1) fast, 2) healthy and 3) can be made ahead and each recipes gives you the time needed to prepare, the recipes' calories, fat and the carb. count.
I really like the table of contents "Recipes" page, where all the magazine's recipes are categorized much like a cookbook (Soup&Starter, Salads&Vegetables, Pasta, Grains&Breads, Fish/Shellfish, Poultry, Meat, Desserts).
When there are recipe photos they are good to very good (more photo would be a welcome addition) thus enticing you to attempt the recipe.
One suggestion for improvement would be a column of "best buys" wines or "Good wines under $10".  Most of the wines that are profiled are, for me, expensive (i.e. 1/2003 issue `Ice Wines' $52, $75, $65 $17, $35, $40).
Food & Wine is excellent in all regards and highly recommended.


title: Live Good... eat better.

text:
Gourmet is one of three food magazines that find a home on my kitchen counter.  If you are considering this magazine it is because great food and superb wines tempt you.
Actually,  `Gourmet' is not a true "food" magazine .  Rather, it is an upscale "magazine of good living" that includes food (a "Robb Report" meets "Good Housekeeping"). You find much more advertizing from Tiffany, Ritz, Rolex, etc. than you will ever find in a normal "food" magazine.
The mouth watering recipes that are in `Gourmet' are not for the kitchen novice, nor the poor, nor those that want food fast.  For example a "Mushroom Tortellini in Mushroom Broth" calls for three different mushrooms (none of which are cheap) and, unlike "Food & Wine", there is no reference in the recipes to the time it will take to make it (plan the better part of the afternoon).
So why get it?  Well, of course to keep up with the Gates' and to be tempted,  provoked and challenged by the color photos of tantalizing recipes that make one say "I can do that one" and "whoops" there goes the afternoon and the kids lunch money for the week.  Recommended.


title: 2 ½  (out of 5) scissors

text:
Of the BIG three US weekly news/politics magazines I currently receive Newsweek is my least favorite behind U.S. News & World Report and TIME.  Newsweek, like the others, give you an analysis important events and throws in some lifestyle, society, the arts and, of course technology. So what sets them apart, how do you just which one is best? "tear quota"
You know what "tear quota" is.  You have your own.  You read a story, article, see that side bar or read a sideline about a new web site and you want, no need, that article.  So you tear, no matter where you are, you tear.  Quietly, if possible, especially if you are on an airplane, or in a doctors office but the ripping paper screams the crime to those near you.  The raised eyebrow and the askance looks threatening, but you tear on.  You tear and quickly stuff it in your pocket or purse.
NEWSWEEK came third after US News & World Report and TIME respectively.  Issues are presented, but, well, nothing hits me.
It seems that NEWSWEEK is trying to be everything to everybody.  It is as if they have not decided who their audience is, perhaps the editors are not sure if they are competing with PEOPLE or TIME.  For example, the  December 9, 2002 cover story was Teen Virginity, followed by Missile Fears and touted 3 movie stars.
Thus the best I can give is 2 ½  scissors.


title: Good advice

text: The magazine is full of good advice for writers. While I don't always learn something new, I often am reminded of techniques that keep my skills sharp. If I don't see my way forward on a piece of writing, reading about writing usually helps me find a path to complete the work. Highly recommended.


title: excellent and time tested Magazine

text: As always a great magazine


title: Excellent and informative

text: I love this magazine, it is so informative and helpful. It has great articles, tips and facts for any women. Love it and will renew when the time comes


title: So Easy, So Good, So Healthy

text: I have only been cooking for about a year now and this magazine has helped me make wonderful leaps and bounds when it comes to learning how to cook. Between Cooking light And Food network magazine i will be a chef and a healthy chef at that in no time. There have only been a couple of times where things did not turn out or taste good. But nothing is perfect. :)


title: Great Item

text: It was just what i wanted.


title: Will not buy more magazines trough Amazon. I just ...

text: Will not buy more magazines trough Amazon. I just received a single issue and yesterday they send me a renewal. Of course, I will not renew.


title: Ridiculous FOUR MONTH wait time before subscription starts.

text:
I ordered an American History magazine subscription for a 95-year-old relative's birthday.
Then... my confirmation/ship notice from Amazon tells me that the old guy will receive his first issue FOUR MONTHS from when we ordered it. Here's hoping he's still around.
Ordered June 19th. Estimated delivery of first issue will be October 16th. FOUR MONTHS.
Several contacts with very cheerful and polite Amazon reps made it clear that there is nothing they can do about it.
Apparently this FOUR MONTH wait is just how it has to be. I think we can file this one under "company policy."
No amount of explaining can get around the fact that this is just plain ridiculous; and that it makes Amazon (which prides itself on fast efficient delivery) look bad. Very bad.

If this is the best they can do, perhaps they should get out of the subscription business.


title: A magazine for gardeners

text:
This is a GREAT magazine for gardeners and plant lovers. If you like to put your hands in to dirt, are interested in people who make plants their life, and believe "low-maintenance garden" is an oxymoron, this is your magazine.

If you are looking for high gloss that showcases the tops in garden design--but don't necessarily want to get dirt under your nails--I'd suggest Garden Design magazine. Somewhere in between I would recommend Fine Gardening.


title: Tiny magazines all about COVID.

text: Literally every magazine you get is smaller and smaller and on top of that literally all I’m bombarded with is COVID!!! Huge waste of my money. It’s almost as if they have no idea what to write about so they’re lost grasping on to every new bit of information about Covid to keep a magazine coming.


title: Better than Newsweek!  How's that!

text:
For years, maybe 30+?  I've subscribed to Newsweek.  But then they went all digital- Ugh!  I dropped them and got Time magazine.  Wow! So much better.  Hard to explain.  Still a bit too liberal for my taste.  (But I do know how to skip over such  articles.)

And, guess what?  I find I'm starting to use Time's digital version too!  It comes out before the snail-mailed version.  And it's a nice diversion at work (during breaks, of course).


title: Always find useful bits of information

text: I'm an experienced electronics and embedded systems engineer, and also a hobbyist. I somewhat agree with other reviewers that CC is too shallow for professionals and too hard for novices. However, in every issue I always find useful bits of information and inspirational ideas for my next project at work or home.


title: One of the best!

text:
First off, it is difficult to find quality kids magazines without loads of advertising. This has NONE!
I started my niece on Chirp when she was 5 and she moved up to Chickadee last year. She threw a fit that I was changing her subscription because she loves all the age appropriate stories and activities so much, but as soon as the first issue of Chickadee arrived, she fell in love all over again. She loves crafts and gets plenty of ideas from the magazine. (Most she is able to do on her own, but there are some that the magazine tells kids to ask for a parent's help) The puzzles are challenging for her, but not so difficult that she cannot complete them. She also likes the cartoons and articles. I've even heard arguments about her 11 year old brother sneaking her magazine to read the articles in it.
Her parents also put the publisher's website on her approved list so she can go play some of their online games.
I'd definitely recommend this magazine for any child with well rounded interests.


title: It's Been Discontinued.

text: I love this magazine but they have discontinued the print copy.


title: Useless

text: Too many useless ads.  I end up throwing them away.


title: Horrible

text: Only received one issue


title: They are charging you even after you unsubscribed

text: The magazine is Ok, but the system is a fraud: they will charge you twice, they will send you an additional magazine as an excuse.. and charge for it...<br />And my opinion, the magazines are overpriced, we are finally enjoying National Geographic for kids.


title: Must have

text: Great tips and How to’s


title: One Star

text: wish i got the hard copy i paid for


title: Great magazine

text: Love this mag. Has all the good stuff! Read it from cover to cover. Recommend to all would be designers.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice magazine..


title: Interesting and inspirational.

text: Wonderful magazine full of beautiful images and interesting artist reviews


title: Uplifting and enlightening!

text: If you want to find out about the latest opinions about financial management, medical tips and psychologist issues, this the magazine for you.


title: Still waiting for the first issue!

text: I've been waiting over a month and have yeti to get the first issue. Although I'm eager for it, it's annoying to be asked to review a product I've yet to receive.


title: Only received 3 issues from a guy full year subscription. Now cant cancel the subscription.

text: I bought a year subscription at the beginning of last year. Received 4 magazine randomly in 22 months. Now I cant cancel the subscription because it's on auto renew. So it just charged me another year  for a subscription I've been trying to cancel for months, that I dont want.


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of information month after month.  Thanks!


title: Five Stars

text: Very good magazine month after month.  Thanks!


title: Five Stars

text: lovdreadingthelatestbusinessnews


title: Awful and extremely biased

text: I don't favor either political party, but this publication leans so far Left it's difficult to even read. There's no need for the kind of bashing they do


title: Don't buy not publishing

text: This magazine is no longer in print!! Great magazine  but don't order because they just stopped publication!!!!


title: Not timely delivery

text: The magazine is great the only problem is that it arrives on a Saturday early afternoon. Not sure who to blame, the post office or the distributer.


title: Four Stars

text: Excelente revista mucha información muy interesante gracias por este artículo muy bueno excelente


title: My favorite magazine.

text: Just look at that  face. What more could I say?


title: National Geographic remains one of the best magazines ever.

text: My favorite periodical.


title: Five Stars

text: It was a gift. It was exactly what they wanted


title: Five Stars

text: If you are a Chevy guy this is the got to have magazine.


title: For the truck man

text: This magazine is for the person interested in the big diesel machines out there on the road or in the field.


title: Great Magazine

text: I look forward to the magazine every month. It is packed full of great information and new ideas to try.  A lot of ads but that seems the norm.


title: Such a neat magazine

text: My husband can't wait for this magazine to arrive. It never fails he will quote or read articles to me that he finds extra interesting.


title: What a great magaznine.

text: This is such an interesting magazine. When it arrives I can't wait to have the time to sit down someplace quite to enjoy it without any interruptions. It is packed with great articles and interesting ideas.


title: Great, do it your self ideas

text: Great,do it your self ideas.


title: Great magazine

text: If you like flowers and birds get this magazine. Great pictures and tips on growing flowers and birdwatching.


title: Classic Home Magazine

text: I subscribed to this magazine, and a different home magazine as a gift for my mom last year. I cancelled the other magazine, which she didn't like, and have renewed this one at her request. She has been reading House Beautiful and Architectural Digest type magazines since the 70s, but started complaining years ago about how the quality seemed to be decreasing.  She really enjoys reading this one, and often shows me something she found in it.  The issues seem to come on time, and look beautiful.


title: never received magazine yet

text: I ordered this on 5/31 and never received first issue yet? So this was a great price but never got it yet....


title: Disappointed

text: Not as good as expected


title: Wonderful gift for Christmas.

text: Gift for my sister in law for Christmas. I had trouble printing the Gift Note. This was disappointing.  Wonderful gift for the Health conscience women.


title: Little bit of both

text:
I have to agree that a)this is an essential for the homebrewer who wants to learn more and b)that it could be better.

I love homebrewing and for me being able to read little tips here and there both improves what I do, and also keeps my ego in check and reminds me NOT to take out the loan on the brewery just yet.  Zymurgy is good to answer questions and generally keep a pulse on the hobby.

That being said, it can be sometimes repetitive (and they even seem to repeat themselves sometimes!) but usually the letters and other completely novel things will counteract the repetitious ideas.

All of that being said, I completely agree that subscribing to this magainze in any way other than joining AHA is silly.


title: Don't waste your money

text: I know all magazines have lots of ads, but Portland Monthly takes it to a whole new level.  At least 75% of the magazine is ads, probably more.  The remaining pages are usually uninteresting and poorly written.  Once in a great while they will have something moderately interesting, but I can spend 5 minutes on the internet and find more interesting content.  Needless to say, I won't be renewing my subscription.  I wouldn't even read the magazine if they sent it to me for free.


title: Excellent Magazine

text: I love this magazine and look forward to the free CD that comes along with it.  Great articles on how to achieve success.


title: Best Stock Investment Newsletter

text: The Prudent Speculator (TPS) has picked my stocks since early 1990s. Key is diversification -- equal starting positions in many stocks. My current portfolio contains 70 positions and all TPS recommendations. I love the "infrequent" turnover. In recent years, the stocks recommended are so solid I've retained each for at least 3 plus years. I use Yahoo to monitor daily stock prices by downloading all into EXCEL for quick ranking to asses Target to Actual price ratio. Time investment with my system is barely 5-10 minutes per day. Over the years performance has been WONDERFUL!


title: Good magazine

text: Repair


title: Becoming less and less about drivers cars

text: There's way too much focus on the electric vehicle fad in this magazine.


title: Love it

text: Great mag, solid content


title: Five Stars

text: I love this knitting magazine. Beautifully laid out and up to date looking patterns.


title: purchased for tween son

text: He'll spend time reading it once it comes.  Given that everything is digital these days, this is one thing that most tween boys will take the time to explore.


title: Great buy for car enthusiasts

text: Bought as a gift. Recipient is happy!


title: A magazine for the upscale gay traveler

text: What's to say about a travel magazine subscription. You subscribe because it writes about subjects in which you are interested.


title: Five Stars

text: a great magazine for a great price


title: Absolutely Relevant

text:
This is the magazine I have been waiting to read my entire life. I feel so uplifted and encouraged whenever I finish reading Relevant. The magazine addresses really deep and controversial topics with Grace and diversity. You will find articles written from Conservative, Moderate and Progressive Christian perspectives.

I also love the profiles of Missionaries and Human Aid workers who are making a difference in the world. I always learn something new about global issues and how I can help make a difference. The magazine always challenges me to ask myself what exactly I am doing to show Jesus to other people.

I think that the best thing I can say about Relevant Magazine is that it inspires me to love -- and it makes me feel good about being a part of the Body of Christ.


title: Little content on Men's Fashion heavy on Politics

text: I subscribed to the magazine looking for articles on Men's Fashion.  What I received was a magazines with little content on Men's fashion and heavy on politics presented in a one way, biased and partisan manner.  I requested a refund and Conde Nast deducted $2.50 for each issue I received.


title: Great magazine

text: Love this Magazine! Thank you


title: Was perfect gift!

text: My new daughter-in-law loved this for her birthday gift.  Very helpful and practical for beginning photographer.  Also the size and color fit!


title: ok

text: I like paying money to look at adds for products. I think these publications would be free. I guess we all like to be taken.


title: Pretty pics

text: Pretty photos but hit or miss on content.  Got a great deal from Amazon so worthwhile- and easy to toss after reading!


title: Interesting

text: Still fun after all these years...


title: Not worth printing

text: Not enough content. Kids are interested for about 5 mins.


title: Great for cooks

text: Love my monthly subscription!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine and the convenience of ordering at Amazon!


title: Five Stars

text: GREAT PRICE on the magazine!!


title: Great Magazine

text: I've enjoyed my magazines so far. I would recommend this magazine to any horse lover of any age!! Great price as well!!


title: Received first magazine of subscription on time and as usual ...

text: Received first magazine of subscription on time and as usual the info in the magazine shows their expertise and interest.


title: useless for me

text: eh


title: A Delightful Mix of News, Culture, and Satire

text:
I look forward to getting my Weekly Standard magazine in the mail each week.  Not only does it give excellent insight into news happening in the moment, but it also follows overarching issues even when everyone else seems to have forgotten about them.  I find it very important to stay on top of what is going on in the world.  However, I also find it refreshing that a weekly political publication takes the time to review books and movies.  Most of the books mentioned every week have to do with history or the arts.  I have yet to read a movie review that does not make for a very convincing argument.

As serious as all the issues discussed within the Weekly Standard's pages happen to be, I also get a nice mix of culture and satire within the pages.  I feel like I am reading something more than just a common news rag.  Substance is lacking in most magazines.  The Weekly Standard does not disappoint.


title: Good Magazine for Mac Users

text: I currently receive the MacLife magazine and enjoy reading about diy projects. I re-ordered the magazine through Amazon.com because of the great pricing offer. I paid only about 30% of the original costs of the magazine subscription. These are the types of deals that will keep me coming back to Amazon.


title: Three Stars

text: It's good but doesn't stand out among the competitors such as Esquire and GQ.


title: mostly Ads but some good camera review

text: As expected, mostly Ads but some good camera review.


I wish it would put more focus on actual old houses and restoration projects that aren't total product endorsements. It doesn't stand out from something like HGTV Magazine (which is much better I think)


title: Four Stars

text: I LOOK FORWARD TO THIS MAGAZINE WITH A CUP OF TEA..


title: No ‘print ‘ copy; only kindle

text:
It says I got ‘print & kindle,’ but I never got the mailed copies

Other than that I guess you have to know to look for the kindle magazine when amazon lets you know when it’s available

Once you get the kindle copy, it’s nice, tho. Wish it came with the ‘print ‘ copy so I could leaf thru it


title: Hard to cancel

text: Very hard to discontinue the renewal once in. I definitely don't like that for business.


title: Love it

text: Love it


title: Watch out

text: Very up to date


title: Five Stars

text: Interesting magazine


title: Five Stars

text: As always i love this magazine up to date in the music world and so much more


title: Excellent Science Magazine

text: I am continually impressed with the Cricket magazine family. We get 4 of them in total now but have had many different magazines from their portfolio. Ask is at the top of the list for me. I love that it is science based and has hands on projects for kids to do. I also appreciate the lack of advertising in the magazine. Of note: the printing, pictures, and paper are all of high quality. These can be kept for a long time and reread many times without them falling apart.


title: Take a step back in time and relax over tea and it's accompaniments.

text: There are only so many tea cakes and finger sandwiches that exist, you might think.  This magazine has a seemingly endless variety.  They also feature tea rooms from all over the world,  which is very interesting.


title: My favorite magazine!!

text: This is a great read for almost any woman.  Each magazine contains fun housekeeping/organization tips, practical yet inventive recipes and interesting articles.  Sometimes there are great tips for moms too, but not always - which makes RealSimple great for all women!!  I love RealSimple!!


title: One of my favorite style magazines.

text: Always liked this magazine. when I worked in a salon.  Now I have my own.  I just wished they had more older women in it!


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag - always something to read and explore.


title: Four Stars

text: Great articles


title: Nice Magazine

text: Given as a gift. They seem to like it a lot.


title: Five Stars

text: Interesting read.


title: it's stupid to have a print copy AND a copy for ...

text: TV Guide only includes prime time now.  I suppose that's because there are so many channels, it would be impossible to include every show all day for all channels.  However, it's the daytime shows that, if you normally aren't at home during the week or suddenly find yourself at home on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon with no plans, it's difficult to figure out what's on the TV.  There are still enough people who don't have cable or another service, that don't have a grid that they can consult for information about what's on.<br />Also, it's stupid to have a print copy AND a copy for my Kindle, in my opinion.  But maybe that's just me...


title: Not much to keep but an interesting read

text: A quick read then I pass it on.


title: Love this Magazine!

text: I love this Magazine.  I just received the Fall Issue.  I really enjoyed reading about all the events surrounding fall and seeing the beautiful pictures of the leaves changing!!!


title: Five Stars

text: This was a gift subscription to mother-in-law.  She loves it.


title: They love it.

text: Gave this magazine to friends in WA state as a gift.  They love it.


title: Not what it used to be.

text: I had a collection of AD from the 70's that were so beautifully done. The new mag is nothing special. I did cancel  but have not received a refund for the issues I will not be getting. Not an easy process


title: Five Stars

text: The recepies in Bon appetit are awesome!


title: Great magazine

text: Readers Digest is one of my favorite magazines.


title: Great magazine

text: Love Southern Living magazine


title: Great-tasting, easy to cook recipes

text: Every issue has new and inventive


title: Way too short

text: It's like 10 pages long. Extremely disappointed.


title: Have yet to recieve the first issue so I can't rate it, however you do not have a catagory for that.

text: Have yet to receive the first issue so I can't rate it, however you do not have a catagory for that. This magazine is for my granddaughter. According the the original subscription information the first issue is due to be received on or around May 15th.


title: Great magazine

text: I have subscribed to Writer's Digest for years and love this magazine.  There is always a lot of good information and interesting articles.


title: NG

text:
I have been advised this  magazine is no longer available to inmates in Florida because it is packaged in a clear plastic bag, so I had to cancel my order. I would have thought they could have used an alternative means of packaging to comply with standards the jails/prisons accept.

KB.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Five Stars

text: love the magazine


title: Good info

text: Very informative


title: Days of Future Past

text: The magazine that tells you that the future is today and yesterday period and thank you


title: All America rock magazine

text: excellent piece of work in the 21st Century !


title: An excellent music magazine

text: excellent


title: So interesting

text: Packed with amazing discoveries


title: Four Stars

text: Good magazine.


title: No readers digest but they took my money

text: I was supposed to receive 10 issues I have only received two since August. Where are my other issues??


title: Five Stars

text: geat book.


title: Best of New England!!

text: I have been getting Yankee Magazine for years...enjoy the stories, and the pictures.


title: Great recipes

text: Great recipes! Reminds me of my grandma because she would always buy this .


title: What happened to my payment?

text: I purchased the first issue at the newsstand, liked it, sent check for a one year subscription. to this day I have not received a single issue of this magazine.  Is this how the Magnolia Empire was built?


title: Great info and reading

text: Always has great articles and reviews and I always look forward to my next issue


title: BEST CATHOLIC NEWSPAPER ON EARTH!

text: This is absolutely the BEST Catholic Newspaper on EARTH! I can TRUST that they will always have good, solid, Catholic information and report the FACTS of the news of the day. BRAVO, National Catholic Register, for being faithful to the teachings of Our Mother Church. There are very few left standing on earth. EWTN is to thank for this as well! God bless you all!


title: Many great recipes in first issue

text: I really appreciated the many recipes, and quite a variety of ease and difficulty, and quite a variety of different tastes, different nationalities, and also some great vegetarian recipes. I particularly like the Easy Less Than Thirty Minutes week-night dinner recipes. I thought the graphics were excellent, and recipes presented in an easy to read and understand fashion. You don't have to be a foodie to enjoy and benefit from this magazine.


title: Good Reading

text: this for a friend who doesn't get out much.  he is mechanically minded and likes it very much.  photos, illustrations, simple text and subject matter hits the spot.


title: Five Stars

text: you can never have enough guide


title: Five Stars

text: My wife loves it!


title: No more?

text: I have absolutely loved having TV Guide on Kindle.  I view it n my iPad and can’t believe this option is not available anymore.  Get it back!!


Love this magazine and also there TV shows.  I've ordered a subscription for my sister.  There is a little bit of everything in it, from décor to crafts short stories.  My lst choice for magazines the other is Real Simple.


title: Get me out of this auto renewal .. my kid is in COLLEGE

text: I signed up in 2012.  This kept auto renewing and coming to the house for the better part of a decade.  STOP!  Please stop coming to my house, Alfred E. Newman!


title: Charming

text: Wife really likes the magazine.


title: its fine.

text: Not a lot of in-depth coverage. Its has a few good pointers but not what I was hoping for in a travel mag.


title: The yoga journal is a great magazine

text: I have subscribed to the yoga journal for several years and look forward to reading and practicing the poses within the issue. A great read and experience.


title: Five Stars

text: ok


title: Love it

text: Love this magazine!!!!


title: Always excellent, doable recipes.

text: Always excellent, doable recipes. Seasonal, varied and relatively easy to duplicate. Good travelogues and interesting insights on varied cuisines. Definitely worth my while.


title: Good Magazine - Lousy Shipping

text: I expect a magazine to arrive without being shredded.

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title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine to have around the house.


title: Informative!

text: Great magazine for teens!


title: Best motorcycle magazine

text: I've been subscribing to Motorcycle Consumer News for years. It has no advertisements, excellent bike tests, good columns and articles, It's the best motorcycle magazine there is, IMHO.


title: Five Stars

text: Its HGTV! Enough said :0)


title: Magazine is no longer being printed.

text: Magazine is no longer being printed.


title: Good Birder mag

text: Good magazine for birders


title: Boring

text: Not worth the price,  even if Amazon offer to you FREE.  Nothing in it,  only poker faced modells.  Im not enjoy it at all.


title: Just OK

text: Its oke.  I like to  read this magazine, but sometimes is not so interesting.


title: The trashiest of "fashion" magazines - not for nice girls

text: I'm a kuhlmom. I like fashion. I like make-up and nail polish. I like to be up on the latest real world trends.  This magazine covers very few of those things. Readers will find instead, trashy, poorly written articles about issues that are frankly, morally corrupt and offensive. Contained within this ecological waste of trees, one would find a barrage of articles about promiscuous sex involving orifaces that I prefer not to ponder in that context. I have received this magazine for several months and have found nothing of value in any of them. The website wouldn't allow me to cancel by my name.  I finally remembered to snag the wrapping in time to enter my subscription number into the "cancel my subscription section".  I'll sleep better tonight knowing I won't be traumatized by another issue.


title: Great magazine

text: Like all the information in this magazine.


title: Not what it used to be.

text: Not what it used to be. I've been a long time subscriber, but no more.  It's become one as after another.


title: like it

text: did you realize that any extended implications of many of their articles really frighten me and it is so easy to understand a child could...... did my lights go out or did the world really just end?


title: Five Stars

text: This was a gift for my Grandson, He loves them...


title: Shipping takes awhile I guess.

text: We love readers digest but have yet to receive it


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. 2nd time purchase


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine, great deal


title: Share your magazine!!

text: giftee loves this subscription, good price for a weekly mag, we pass on magazines to others, REUSE


title: Great Fashion Magazine

text: This has been an ongoing gift. The recipient loves this magazine over many others. The price is always good to excellent .


title: Purchasing magazine on Amazon is my preferred methods as you ...

text: Purchasing magazine on Amazon is my preferred methods as you can manage you subscription renewals on the Amazon site.  When you purchase magazine directly from a publisher, they want a credit card and will automatically renew it continuously.


title: Five Stars

text: if you like passenger planes, you will love this


title: It's advertised as Print + Kindle. However, I ...

text: It's advertised as Print + Kindle. However, I am unable to get the Kindle version. Contacting Amazon did not help, as they are unwilling to honor the offer.


title: The instructions.

text: Gives a lot of handyman projects.


title: Five Stars

text: always entertaining


title: Should be great when I get it

text: Haven't got it yet, your survey was too early 14 more words required  14 more words required  14 more words required  14 more words required  14 more words require d


title: Great magazine

text: My wife loves it 14 more words required  14 more words required  14 more words required  14 more words required  14 more words required


title: Best subscription for the Cigar lover in your life

text:
Magazine is the best for the cigar lover in your life.
Every issue is greatly anticipated in our home.
This is the second time I've sent it for Christmas and is a hit with the family!
Highly recommended as one of the best, most informative Cigar magazines around


title: Five Stars

text: Full of good reads


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine and also Chip and Joanna.


title: Not the great magazine it used to be

text: The new format, started in 2017, is 4 issues a year of really nice photographs and fancy layouts, with general interest articles about things that go into motorcycles (like aluminum, or carbon fiber).  There is no longer much good writing about current models, new models, and motorcycle news.  If you want a magazine with good motorcycle news and journalism; sadly, this is no longer that.  (also, as of mid Feb.2019, the Winter issue still isn't out- I'm not sure if CW will still be in print by 2020).


title: Good "lite" news mag, slightly biased

text: I have read newsweek for eleven years and enjoy it still. The political coverage seems to be less even-handed in recent years, and some articles are increasingly using biased language, which has been dissappointing (it has an anti-conservative bias).  The entertainment and general culture reporting is good, and it is much better than any t.v. news out there.  It shouldn't be one's only news source, but it is worth reading.


title: Next to no content. Few pages

text: Again, I get it, inflation but the problem with this is the few pages. This literally has a few pages and does not constitute a magazine. There should be more to this. I felt like I opened the advertisement for this magazine . My coupon ads come with more content.


title: Great Magazine

text: I love this magazine. Always look forward to it's arrival. I know it sounds cliche', but it will show you new ways to simplify your life. It inspires me.


title: Well worth the money

text: I don't watch the Food Network but I love the magazine. I easily find 3-4 recipes every issue that I make at home. I especially enjoy the pull out mini cookbook included in each issue.


title: Captivating tech journalism

text: Fantastic magazine for tech or future enthusiasts.<br />Mind expanding.


title: Five Stars

text: Best tech magazine out there1


title: Essence

text: I love the magazine, but I would love to receive it before I see it on the news stands or at least the same day.


title: Five Stars

text: love getting this magazine I might order it again soon


title: Great gift for a bridal shower!

text: Perfect gift for a new wife-to-be: Christmas or a Bridal Shower gift. It is also nice for the lady whom has everything or a mom whom has too much junk already. The price was EXCELLENT! And the included "auto-renewal" was simple to change with two clicks within the Magazine Manager (not to mention changing anything else like addresses). I will never order a magazine through any other outlet other than Amazon.


title: Love it

text: Great magazine for teens on up and all riders.


title: Even Like Some Ads

text: Have received 3 issues and enjoying it.  The articles are good.  The reviews are helpful and it's great to read it with my phone and Bluetooth speaker nearby so i can call up albums that sound good in review on Spotify.  The ads are even helpful as my wife and I next month are attending a Jazz concert in chicago  we wouldn't even have known about without the magazine.


title: Keep my issues coming!!!

text: Love this magazine


title: Doesn't even have my local listing correct

text: I'll never buy TV guide again.  The daily listing don't show any times except between 6 pm and 10 pm. The TV programs do not agree with what is showing on the TV (broadcast) at the times listed.  they don't list all the broadcast channels, only about 20% are shown.  Total wast of money.


title: Food photography is excellent!

text: I have loved this magazine forever. Sometimes the recipes are a little over the top but mostly they are great and I do like the stories.


title: Good ideas

text: Good tips


title: Classic Foodie Dishing and Keeping with the Times!

text:
I've been subscribing to Bon Appetit since 1993 (when I was 17 years old no less)and pretty much enjoyed every issue. My favorites are the special holiday issues, which have really helped to make Christmas and Thanksgiving memorable and fun (who wants the same old every year?)

My one complaint had been the snobification of the magazine...nothing but Bentley ads, multi-continental travel spreads, $500/pop restaurant reviews, and why you too should own a yacht, $600 corkscrew, or gold-plated cheese-service.

However, in 2008 the magazine started running stories and recipes where cost AND time are actually considered. There have also been more articles about local food products and simpler lifestyles...this is most welcome, especially to us readers who still make under 50K/year but never-the-less love good food, good company, and a good read.


title: Favorite!

text: Love love love!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: I really enjoy everything about this magaziine. It's one magazine I keep.


title: Absolut Perfekt!

text: I purchased this for my German-born Mother, now living on the West Coast, to keep her in touch with Europe's fashion, politics, entertainment & living. It's absolutely the perfect gift! The initial arrival date was ahead of schedule, with each of the weekly mailings thereafter being right on time. It gives her something to look forward to and allows her to talk real-time with Family & Friends back in the Homeland, thanks to the timely delivery. (Worth the price! Thanks Amazon for saving me from a history of 'returnable' gifts, She's happily keeping this one! ).


title: Great Deal for Mothers Day

text: I got this for mother's day gift for my momma-there was a special deal as advertised on site (great ad work) but I got it as a gift for my mom & wrote my mom's name in the blank but it still addressed the magazine to my name--kind of messes up the presentation of the gift if it looks like I really got it for me. Luckily my mom was cool about it and loves her magazine (that she jokes about every month-"aksif its ok if she reads my magazine)


title: UGH

text: they havent gotten it yet and it was a gift???? I dont know what the hold up is and I'm getting the run around.


title: Five Stars

text: excellent as expected


title: Five Stars

text: ok


title: My favorite magazine!

text: I have had a subscription to this magazine for years - it's a must-have!  It covers all parts of the entertainment industry.  It's a cannot put down magazine!


title: error

text: Error alert - I did not order this book, nor do I have it


title: I love when this arrives in my mail box

text: I love when this arrives in my mail box. I sit on my couch with a cup of tea that the Dr. says is the best, I get my marker & book tags & before I know it 2 wonderful hours have past. Thank you


title: best magazine I wish I ordered it the day it ...

text: best magazine I wish I ordered it the day it came out I have learned so much & it is very helpful to my 56 year old body


title: Good Magazine

text: I had received the first issue right on time and found this to be a very good magazine with many worthwhile articles, ads, and recipes.  It continues to be one of my favorites.


Old reliable. Just like I remember them from my grandmother's house


title: Five Stars

text: I bought this as a gift for my mother and she enjoys reading it.


title: Five Stars

text: Subscription arrived for an incarcerated friend. Passes jail censors.


title: I save every copy

text: I just resubscribed after a year.  What made me do it was looking back at old copies of the Guardian Weekly which I have saved and bound into an album. The paper is expensive, but I think of it as getting a world history book in weekly installments.  There is very little "fluff" and even the old issues make for an enjoyable read.


title: Five Stars

text: Bought as a gift for my daughter.  she loves it.