title: Impossible to cancel! Don’t do it.

text: Impossible to cancel! Don’t do it.


title: Covers the Gamut, Well Detailed, Objective and Thoroughly Interesting!

text:
ARCHAEOLOGY Magazine, a publication of the Archaeological Institute of America, is a well rounded, interesting and exciting magazine, rich in content, photography, as well as the option to order back issues that cover any area or interest you have that was previously published.

I love the objective perspective written, and find the content to be thorough. If you are interested in archeology, I give this particular magazine my highest recommendation.


title: Global travel, Ecotourism, Out-of-the-ordinary info

text: What I love most about this travel magazine is the out-of-the-ordinary information it provides within a particular destination. Although primarily geared towards $$$$$+ destinations, the editors do a great job with providing more than just great hotel info. In the September 2006 edition, there is the 12 th annual Green List which details the best places in ecotourism - preserving earth's environment and cultures while traveling to the destinations that are simultaneously earth and people friendly. It happens to be a great magazine, well researched, well written, and informative while delivering unique information.


title: Best Journalism in Print Neutrally Covering All Aspects of Foreign Relations

text:
I've been reading Foreign Affairs since 1980 and have always admired the well rounded scope covering everything from Social & Cultural issues, Media/Public Opinion, International law, Human rights, Economics, Trade & Finance, Science & Technology, Intelligence, Energy, resources & environment, International organizations, and the list goes on.

What I love most about this journal is that there is no agenda - the journalism is highly ethical and thorough. You'll also find out about great new books. I've loved and studied International Relations since 1980, and this is the one magazine that has never let me down. Its coverage is the pinnacle in print journalism.

Deserves 10 stars!


title: Excellent Content, Excellent Magazine

text:
I read a lot of just about everything (except math books) and O, The Oprah Magazine has consistently great content that is simply inspiring. There's always something new, something interesting and helpful, as well as engaging. I buy very few magazines. This is one of the few.

I also highly suggest the hardcover book "Live Your Best Life: A Treasury of Wisdom, Wit, Advice, Interviews and Inspiration from O, The Oprah Magazine" (ISBN: 0848731050) because there is timeless and fantastic content in this book taken from the best of the best content from this magazine.

On top of that, Oprah is donating 100% of Harpo's profits from the sale of the book to Oprah Angel Network - A charitable foundation dedicated to helping educate and advance women and children around the world.

So besides excellent reads, it will help create excellent lives!

You won't be disappointed!


title: Five Stars

text: Gave it as a gift.  he loves it.


title: Just what she wanted!

text: Got as a gift and she was very happy!


title: Every business needs Inc.

text: I wish more managers and business leaders read Inc. It's not just for small business or start-ups. It has great stuff for all business thinkers in a complex, changing world.


title: Enough to say this is one of the few magazines ...

text: Enough to say this is one of the few magazines to which I subscribe. A magazine from which you can actually learn! But I don't give it 5 stars because I disagree with some of the editorializing in recent pieces. But I still read it from front to back every time it arrives in my mailbox.


title: So fantastic

text: My husband LOVES this magazine. He has already made many projects and repairs from reading it. It is now a standing gift for him at the holidays. I enjoy it it too!


title: love it

text: I ordered this magazine through amazon because of a discount they were giving me I had never ordered through them for magazines! I was pleasantly surprised it came in really fast and I have always loved this magazine! I would totally recommend this magazine and ordering through amazon!


title: Required reading for heart health

text: This magazine is full of research based strategies written in an easy-to-read format.  It's perfect for those of us who need less about fashion and celebrity gossip and more about improving our own lifestyles.


title: Only good for the Price Guide

text:
If you need to price your Magic cards, theen this is the book for you.
Otherwise, skip it, as the various articles are poor..
By dabbling here and there with the various card games, they do none well.  They do concentrate on Magic, but their information tends to be worthy only of the newly converted Pokemon player.


title: Great Magazine at a Great Price

text: What more can you say?  I got a fantastic Amazon price for this informative gaming mag - only wish I could lock in the same price for future renewals.


title: of course it is excellent.

text: I mean, it's the New Yorker, of course it is excellent.


title: Best western states magazine ever

text: I have subscribed to Sunset for the past 30 years. It is always full of roadtrip ideas, gardening tips, and cooking recipes. It's a must have for anyone who enjoys being fortunate enough to live in Western United States


title: National Geographic has really "slipped"!

text:
I signed up and kept a subscription for two years.  I was amazed how often they supported and brought to surface the THEORY of Evolution.  Evolution is NOT a given Fact !

If you choose to believe it - be my guest.

But to promote it in nearly every article is too much!  Way too much.  Then, to have the audacity to belittle those that do not accept WHOLESALE  the Theory of Evolution.

There is some office that sticks a paragraph or two in every article promoting evolution.  For what reason  ???  I gave it up!


title: Very inane ideas  but good photography

text:
The ideas indicate a real paucity if "good" solutions.  The magazine is great in color, layout and explanation, but the ideas go from "cheezy to poor"

The best asset of the magazine is the photography and "other materials".  It is apparent that the creative juices are over wrought.  Practical solutions to everyday problems are rarely workable or something a person could live with.

My wife ordered this for me because I had taken it for a year.  I wish she had not.  The magazine is expensive for what you get and if you get a good idea an issue - you have struck gold.


title: great, consistent magazine

text: I have been getting this magazine for years.  I love the articles, recipes and the advice!  Ordering through amazon is very easy, I always get my subscription quicker than they estimate and the price seems to be the best.


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: All You magazine

text: Easy to renew and the price was right.  Recommend using this option for purchase or renewal on your magazines.  Also, additional discounts offered on select magazines.


title: Wonderful magazine - great facts and illustrations

text: My grandkids have been enjoying this for years now and recently my granddaughter has asked me to share the full NatGeo magazine with her once I'm done.  From the questions I get afterwards, I can tell she's reading both thoroughly.<br />The quality is great but the content probably starts becoming too childish somewhere around 9-11 yrs old.


title: outstanding magazine

text: Truly a remarkable publication. But what the heck is it doing for sale on Amazon?

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title: Five Stars

text: It is a good magazine - very enjoyable


title: Not for everyone

text: Too many ads and and too left-leaning for my taste.


title: perfect

text: LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS! I am a huge couponer and I bought this at a fantastic deal! Perfect seller. This is just what I expected. A ++++++


title: 21st Century Art, Music, Science, and Technology

text:
If you are not familiar with this journal and its purposes, I would recommend reading [[ASIN:0714847828 Art and Electronic Media (Themes & Movements)]] first. I first discovered the journal when I read this book. It will give you an excellent idea of what you can expect. A one-year subscription includes six issues. Five cover the visual arts. The sixth issue is a copy of the annual journal, [[ASIN:B001FPSQMI Leonardo Music Journal]], which, as you can see, can also be subscribed to on its own. LMJ includes a CD with over an hour's worth of examples of the types of musics discussed in the journal articles.

This journal does not lend itself to passive enjoyment as the articles are of professional grade. I have a BA in studio art and was able to follow most of what I read, but not all of it due to the technical subject matter. More accessible magazines might be [[ASIN:B00008DP07 Scientific American]] or [[ASIN:B00005N7SC Popular Science (1-year)]], depending on what you are looking for. Of course, only [[ASIN:B00006KLX0 Leonardo]] specializes in art, music, science, and technology, the other magazines mentioned being much more general. If you are working with experiments similar to those covered in the journal, and certainly if you would consider the artists and musicians peers, this is the journal for you!

As you would imagine, the journal covers electronic arts, computer arts, fractals, nanotechnology, and the like. But it also covers issues of biology and neuroscience. Further, some art relates to land art and environmentalism. Other topics include communication, communication systems, and human perception. Finally, there are also some issues of textiles and fashion covered. The music issue covers contemporary composers and their experiments. This includes electronic instruments that they may build themselves with photos of the finished products as well as detailed schematics. As mentioned earlier, there is a CD included of music and experiments done by the composers on the machines covered in the journal.

There are numerous calls for papers throughout the journal. This is where it can be interactive and encourage networking with like-minded artists and musicians. As a matter of fact, I would say that this is its purpose. This journal is *not* infotainment! Especially with the music issue, if you are not working on the types of projects discussed, much of it can go over your head. But if this is your scene, this journal is an excellent resource. Beyond the main articles, there are also book reviews and information about ongoing projects and what academic institutions are sponsoring them.

This journal could also be helpful to historians, philosophers, or other professionals who are interested in the topics covered. If you can handle the high level of technical discussion, this journal can be a great entryway to a new world or can keep you up on the topics of your interest. Still, primarily, it is a journal of newness and capturing said newness as it unfolds. So, a pre-existing sophistication is all but required to continue to understand the diverse topics covered. In some cases, additional reading may be necessary. Of course, due to the diversity of the material covered, there is likely to be an occasional article that is simply inaccessible due to its esoteric nature. But, still, for the right persons, almost all of the material is perfectly accessible and thoroughly enjoyable!


title: Best magazine

text: Really one of the best magazines out there for men or women who enjoy reading about adventure, travel, topical events, gadgets, something for everyone.


title: Very happy with this magazine

text: I ordered this sub because of the great price for one year. I received my first issue ahead of the approximated delivery of the first issue. So that made me happy. And I like what I've seen in the magazine so far with my first issue. Has everything you want in a women's magazine and fashion and beauty items and tips that aren't geared toward twenty year olds which is nice. Plus it features female celebrities that are in my age range. I will probably continue to subscribe beyond my first year.


title: Still haven’t received it and I ordered in Oct!

text: I haven't been able to find individual copies of this magazine for quite some time. I can't wait for this to start coming in on a regular basis. This is my favorite of any cryptograms I've ever found. I just wish it would hurry up and get here!


title: Good

text: good fulfillment


title: Great bonus pack!

text: Great price bonus $5 &  A free hat love this magazine


title: Featuring a fearmonger and her unsubstantiated claims shows just how ...

text: Featuring a fearmonger and her unsubstantiated claims shows just how credible this publication is.  Supermarket tabloids are less expensive and no less reliable.


title: Watch your credit card

text: Be careful when paying for your subscription. Seems Shutterbug magazine will auto renew your subscription after it's over. I got caught with a $49.99 charge on my credit card. I called up Shutterbug magazine, and they said the charge would be removed. That has not happened yet. Had to do a dispute report with my credit card company. Yes, I did check the box to NOT auto renew when I subscribed, but they must have sent me some other mail that had the same request.


title: Informative, Yes... but Also Biased and Grossly Expensive

text:
I absolutely loved the Econonist for many years, even renewing it despite the sticker shock of doing so.
But I finally had to let it go. First, the Lexington opinion columnist (writing about US topics) switched and became an ultra-leftist who rarely meets a big government policy he doesn't like. By contrast, his predecessor was balanced and offered interesting views that didn't just defer to whatever progressive talking point of the day was "in."
Yet one page from a columnist could be forgiven in a 80-page weekly magazine. (Never mind that when I started reading it the page count was routinely 100+.) Unfortunately, the publisher's bias has become even more pronounce than just the pages of their "Leaders" section. In particular, the entire magazine has fully subscribed to the belief that all climate change is man-made. Maybe so, but they'd never let a contrary view or dissenting voice suggest otherwise within their "hallowed" pages. They've reached a point where every problem in the world can be attributed to climate change. That's simply laughable.
So it just got tiresome to read. When I started reading it twenty-plus years ago it was informative with a broad, worldly perspectice. Now? Its tone is a patronizing lecture with an often anti-American slant. As a European newspaper, so that's their prerogative... just like it's mine to no longer subscribe and discourage anyone else from doing so.


title: Besides Beautiful Pictures, Not Much Here.

text: Well, I'm 5 issues into my subscription, and I have to say that, so far, I'm not very impressed.  I really wanted to like this magazine, but I just don't.  The photographs contained within its pages are wonderful, breathtaking even.  But that's about it.  There is usually one article that's semi-helpful, and the rest is just ads, or articles that read like ads, for the latest camera gear or processing software.  The writers are more like cheerleaders for the newest gadgets that they feel you simply must buy.  No critical reviews, no head-to-head comparisons...nothing.  Even the tips and advice articles are just basic stuff that can easily be found on the internet.  Needless to say, I won't be renewing my subscription.


title: Finally, a US outlet!

text:
I am so glad to see this wonderful Swedish home design and lifestyle magazine offered on Amazon.com!
I have searched for it countless times at U.S. newsstands to no avail. They always have plenty of German, French, English, and Italian mags, but never seem to have the Scandinavian ones, which is a shame, because they are often top-notch, style-wise, and Skona Hem is no exception!
This magazine is a great reflection of the Swedish style, elegant, relaxed, comfortably refined. Granted, one must know Swedish to read Skona Hem, but the pictures are of course universal, and what gorgeous pictures they are!
The subscription rate to the U.S. is rather high, but perhaps if many people subscribe, the price will come down?! We can hope! Enjoy your Skona Hem!


title: Gets kids interested in the world around them and lets them make up their own minds

text: My 9 year old loves getting this every week. Makes her curious about the world around, gets her to ask good questions, read and enjoy reading non-fiction for pleasure. Lots of fun facts puzzles, and news. Definitely a winner!


title: Losing speed

text: Car and Driver was once an excellent magazine. Since adopting their new style it is abut as exciting as so much of the new boring. I am a Porsche owner who doesn't think that the sun rises and sets on Germany, unfortunately this magazine does. It is sad to see so little creativity left.


title: Four Stars

text: Excellent magazine perhaps to weighted on the ultra high end gear.


title: Numero Uno

text: This is easily the best magazine for discussion and review for audiophiles


title: Porschephiles

text: If you are a Porsche fan than this is your magazine a good balance of past, present and future Porsche info. Highly recommend.


title: American Scientist vs. Scientific American

text: I'm not a scientist (I'm interested in science) and thus my review is more consumerish than from scientist's point of view. SA has more pages (over 100), and better contents. The (SA) magazine is more pleasant to handle and their paper and font is more attractive. AS magazine covers are too slick and the paper and fonts are not as pleasant and it has significantly less pages (about 80) thus they number their pages throughout the year to make it less obvious? Regarding quality of articles, SA articles are much more interesting, while AS articles are often related to travel, history and not to science. All what has been said in the above reviews against SA magazine in my opinion is vice versa, and applies against AS magazine. Yet I will keep subscribing to both magazines in addition to an email subscription to ScienceDaily magazine's Latest Science News just to keep a balanced view.


title: Rolling Stone subscription.

text:
I love Rolling Stone magazine, but I think Amazon's sales of this magazine are deceptive. When I paid, I thought it was for a full year. My email receipt says "26 issues/6 months."  Since issues come out every 2 weeks, which is it, 26 issues, or 6 months?  In fact, I thought my initial trial subscription was for a full year, but it too turned out to be 6 months.

Let the buyer BEWARE!!!


title: Not the magazine I remember from the 1970s

text:
First, the magazine is much smaller now; the page count is down. I think this is true for many magazines today. Second, many articles are no longer written by scientists but by the magazine staff. The articles seem dumbed down. I used to relish the challenge of an article on a topic that I did not have background for. Over time, I could get farther and farther into the articles on the same topic as my understanding improved. I don't have that challenge with the current Scientific American.

Finally, some articles are designed to trap the unwary reader. An article on unmanned, AI weapons stands out. The article starts out throwing possibility after possibility at the reader as an argument against researching these weapons without any judgement at all as to how improbable  the scenario is. As an example, the article stated that these weapons would be "exactly like" Arnold Schwarzenegger in "The Terminator". The article relies on the reader reacting with emotion instead of thinking things through. At the end of the article, numbers of organizations and numbers of people who have pledged not engage in this research are given to present the reader with an impression of a large, worldwide movement against this research. But the article doesn't say who the people are and what kind of organizations have made this pledge. Are they the political organizations arguing against the research? Would these organizations have engaged in any weapons research at all, let alone research on this topic? Are the people listed researchers in unmanned weapons? Are the people simply members of the organizations counted already? There are other deceptive sections of the article; these are two that I remember off the top of my head.

Critical reading and thinking should be part of reading any article, scientific or otherwise, but to have to step back and analyze deceptive arguments are not what I expect from Scientific American. I can't really recommend this magazine. The loss of a fine source of scientific Information leaves me wondering where I can find the type of writing that used to be.


title: Four Stars

text: helpful for new ideas in science


title: Love this mag

text: So helpful.  A great way to educate yourself on all things PC.  Always includes helpful artilcles about how best to make your PC better.


title: Like a fine wine...

text:
I saw an item in the March 2014 issue of Backpacker asking for readers to join a panel to give feedback to the editors. I went to the URL and it asked me to review the June 2013 issue. The questions were like, "On page 43, which item did you read first?" I answered all the questions "I don't remember."

Last year there was a beautiful photo of wildflowers in Utah, and it said there was an article about wildflower identification on the website. I went to the URL and got a "404 Page Not Found" error. I sent an e-mail to the editors. Two weeks later they put the article on their website. It had ten pictures of wildflowers "everyone should know," from across the country. Like I need to know the state flower of Georgia? (I live in Colorado.)

Ten years ago I bought a Personal Locator Beacon, sent in a short review, and never heard from the editors. Five years later Backpacker published its first review of a PLB.

Backpacker is like a fine wine. It's not intended to be read when it arrives. The magazine is intended to be put aside, preferably in a cool, dark cellar, for a few weeks or (better) years. You don't expect Wine Spectator magazine to review the newest wines, do you? You expect to read reviews of wines that are five or ten years old. Similarly, Backpacker magazine publishes reviews of gear five years after it's new, and assumes that in March you're just getting around to read the issue from the previous June.

I went hiking with one of the interns at Backpacker. She said that the staff writes the articles by Googling stuff. For example, they ran two articles in 2013 about GPS devices. One "article" (I'm using the term loosely, it was actually a colorful infographic with a few words of text) compared five smartphone GPS apps, and found they all had the same features! The "writer" didn't bother to try any of the apps to see what differences there might be between the apps, for example, one might have a better user interface? The other GPS article compared handheld devices (e.g., Garmin) to smartphone apps. It said things likes smartphones are rechargeable when handheld devices use AA batteries. It didn't say how long the batteries last, which is a problem that makes smartphones unusable for anything but a short hike but enables handheld devices to go for weeks on a few ounces of inexpensive batteries. No mention that the satellite receivers in handheld devices are much better than the chips in smartphones. No mention that the iOS operating system relies for location primarily on cellphone towers and wifi hotspots, performs poorly on GPS satellites alone, and never tells the apps when the quality of location data is poor (e.g., satellite strength) so that the apps might tell you when they don't know where you are. All of that is obvious to anyone who goes on a few backpacking trips with a handheld GPS and a smartphone, but an intern using Google would never find this out.

Then there was the October 2012 fiction issue, er, survival issue. This consisted of dozens of fictional stories of hikers surviving all kinds of disasters. The stories wouldn't have passed a freshman creative writing class. And why didn't the editors ask national park rangers for true stories of rescues? The rangers keep good records and investigations of all their rescues. They work for the federal government so it's public information. There's even an annual book published with reports on every climbing death in the national parks.

I'll stop here. Backpacker was my favorite magazine in the 1970s. Now it has pretty pictures and nothing worth reading.


title: One Star

text: MISSING ISSUES


title: Two Stars

text: not enough cartoons


title: Five Stars

text: proper continuation of subscription


title: Five Stars

text: THE CONTINUATION WORKED FINE


title: Pastel Journal

text:
I have NOT received my Journal yet.Can you please check what happened and let me know.
Thank you very much.
Lili Early


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine!


title: I was expecting more!!!!

text:
I though that this magazine was awesome, but not,
To many comercial pages, the content is minimun.....
and is so boring......


title: Indispensible guide to Who

text:
Much better than any other fan mags out there such as Star Wars Insider, or the frankly lame Titan offerings for Buffy, Torchwood, Lost, 24, etc.

Every issue is absolutely packed with info, previews, great photos, exclusive stuff... it's just great.

Buy yours at Borders stores for 7.99 an issue, or ask your local comic shop to order it for you through "Diamond Previews".


title: Great magazine but don't know how to renew subscription.

text:
My Granddaughter loves the magazine but
I'm a little disappointed. Renewed again this year and
instead of sending it to my granddaughters as they used to they now send me the issue.


title: Totally Dope

text: Always loved this as a kid, still love it as an adult. I'm a little freaked out that Amazon can undercut the companies 1 year subscription cost by $30! I think I'll continue to buy straight from HM 'cause they need the doe to keep producing this hard rockin' brain bending bundle of art on a bi-monthly basis. But seriously, I have close to 40 issues of HM laying around, and other graphic novels they've produced, and they just keep getting better quality as the years go on. I don't love EVERY comic they stick in there, but a good majority of them.


title: Mag + DVD, just as promised

text:
It takes several weeks for order to go though(6-ish weeks), but from there on it's all peachy.
Just for clarification - magazine DOES include the disc.

All in all, everything is exactly as advertised.
Rate it 5/5


title: My child loves it!

text: My 2 year old enjoys this magazine! He loves all the animals and the pull-out-poster. Thanks for a great read!


title: Good to have this magazing back in my life

text: I feel more informed now. I have always loved New Scientist.


title: Five Stars

text: Always a good magazine to have.


Fun weekly update with a different perspective, usually well balanced, somewhat liberal but not too much. Highest quality articles and great perspective on world news and issues.


title: Mostly product advertising.

text: Mostly product advertising.


title: I love Heavy Metal Magazine

text: I first found out about Heavy Metal as a kid, I watched it on TV with my dad and my siblings. Then I found an issue of the magazine at my neighbor's house. Later I bought my collection of classic issues from a local comic book shop. Finally I just had to subscribe after having read an issue last year the had Requiem Chevalier Vampire in it. I've bought individual issues on and off throughout the years, but Requiem finally made me really want to subscribe.


title: Consistently Outstanding

text:
This is the best general magazine dealing with ships that I have seen.  I have been a subscriber since 1974, and unlike many publications, it has significantly improved with time.  All contemporary ships are illistrated with color photographs, most of which are sufficitly large to provide a good view.  Many of the historical photos are also in color; however, good quality black and white ones are provided for those subjects that preceded color photography.

A reasonable variety of topics are covered; although the emphasis is on Europe.  There are also occasional features on U. S. subjects.  My only complaint is that passenger ships tend to receive more than what I consider to be the space they deserve, thereby short-changing the great variety of other fascinating ships, both military and commercial.  The articles are well-written, and the authors appear to be knowledgeable with respect to their subjects.  In a number of cases, I wished the articles were longer because they were so good, and I wanted to read more.

Given that Europe is currently the world's center of maritime technology and innovation, the Euro-centric slant of the magazine is a stength.  I highly recommend SHIPS MONTHLY to anyone with more than a casual interest in ships and shipping.


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Great sports information


title: Too many ads

text: Sooo many ads so little articles


This is one of my favorite Motorcycle Magazines. They are fairly straight forward and have some great articles.


title: The global perspective

text:
The Economist is a British weekly news and international affairs magazine which contains high quality articles on current affairs, economy, business, and some science and technology. It contains articles that cover many countries and regions of the world. The articles are often analytical in nature and do not reflect any obvious political bias despite the fact that the economist takes an argued editorial stance based on classical liberalism. The target readership is educated people in general (not just economists or business people).

The Economist also contains interesting financial data and statistics of various kinds. The economic and financial indicators are published at the end of the magazine in every issue. The statistics is often used to compare countries, economically, politically, socially, and in other respects, which is something I am personally interested in. The magazine is sold extensively in both Europe and North America. Some people in Europe consider the Economist to be "conservative" and some people in North America consider it "secular humanist". In my opinion both viewpoints are more or less correct. I used to read Newsweek, Time and the U.S. News, and I still do sometimes, however, the Economist is a more interesting magazine that is still easily accessible. Reading the Economist is for me, one of the best ways to relax.


title: Less depth, but still good

text:
Scientific American was once a great magazine, but now it is just a good magazine. I read Scientific American as a teenager in the 80's, I read it as a student and as an engineer in the 90's and I am still reading Scientific American and subscribing to it. Even today I enjoy reading Scientific American very much, but I am not pleased with the fact that the depth of the articles has decreased.

In the olden days the writers for Scientific American were not afraid of putting mathematical formulas, algorithms, in depth analysis, and statistics as well as references to research articles in their articles. Today's Scientific American is not written by scientists, but by journalists and free lancers.

It used to be that scientists and engineers interested in fields outside their own areas of expertise were the magazine's target audience. Now, however, Scientific American is aimed at general readers who are interested in science. Scientific American is now looking more like Discover magazine. In my opinion Discover magazine and Scientific American should complement each other (in depth reading vs. light reading) and not be so similar. I understand that these changes were made for business reasons.

For a while I also thought that Scientific American had taken on a political slant. However, I’ve come to realize that my misconceptions and biases caused me to jump to conclusions regarding accurately written articles on topics that had become politically controversial. Today I trust Scientific American to be mostly apolitical and to be mostly about the science. However, I still think the attack on Björn Lomborg a few years ago was unbecoming of Scientific American even though I know Björn Lomborg has an agenda.

The illustrations are great, the topics are varied and include, for example, medicine, physics, chemistry, biology, cosmology, artificial intelligence, economics, geology, archeology, and social science. I am interested in all of these subjects, but I enjoy reading about physics, cosmology and artificial intelligence the most. I always find something interesting to read in Scientific American. I highly recommend Scientific American even though I would like them to take one step back with regards to the depth of the content.


title: For the sophisticated reader

text: This magazine is difficult to understand.  However, the subscription price is well worth the money.  The stardardized style in this magazine can be difficult tolerate.  However, the magazine transcends all of this by lifting the reader to a higher plane.


title: Young Rider Rox!

text:
This magazine is great for people that are horse crazy or maybe even have a horse. This magazine contains four posters in each magazine, tips, tricks, contests and way more cool stuff! I love to recieve this magazine on holidays! It has even more cool stuff. Like for example; at Halloween they give out cool costume ideas for you and your horse. I highley recommend this magazine.
New Reviewer,
 Nori


title: Beware

text: Automatic high priced re-order.


title: Sucks

text: Love the magazine, paid for subscription for over a year & only received one magazine.  Same goes for House Beautiful.


title: Texas Monthly

text: I ordered these magazines as a gift for my son-in-law who is a Texan, I think he will enjoy it .


title: It was a gift

text: Seems to  have good information. Too early to tell if I would renew this subscription, also ordered Texas Monthly so we will see which is better.


title: Well, my daughter likes it

text: My daughter seems to like it, but it's a pretty thin magazine. Not a whole lot of pages to it. I guess the idea is quantity over quality. That's pretty much the theme of our society now days tho.....  :(


title: My daughter likes it

text: I purchased this for my daughter. She seems to like it, and anytime I get a renewal notice she says "Yes dad, please renew!". I have never read any of them, but she seems to love them. She is 16


title: Great deal great magazine

text: It’s got some great recipes and ideas that are totally reasonable and not some fancy dinner party meals. Love this magazine.


title: Good quick reads.

text: Best magazine in my waiting room (along with Mental Floss).  I enjoy the quick reads.


title: So/so

text: Men's Health will soon evolve into something resembling Cosmopolitan. In almost every issue it's the same thing over and over and over and over again. Pump iron, take pills, eat this, don't eat that, do this for better sex, smell this perfume, dress like these guys, listen to what these ppl say to help you get the girl.....whew....glad I didn't renew my subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Love Cook's Country


title: Different thother cooking magazines

text: There must be thousands of cooking/recipe magazines but this one is different.  This one goes into some detail on things like why one needs to use a particular kind of ingredient and why doing things in a particular order is important.  It's almost like being in a cooking class.  You learn more than just what to do, you learn why.


title: Five Stars

text: Very cool magazine!


title: It's ok

text: I used to read HB in other countries and they are more cultural and academic, the way they describe clothes, accessories, experiences, etc are almost like poetry. US HB is too basic, nothing relevant.<br />I feel like I am reading Vogue.


Southern Travel and Lifestyles is a great way to get information on the South. I love reading their city features and state overviews. Well-written and the digital version of the magazine makes it so easy to read when I'm on the road.
I do wish they feature a little bit more food-related stuff as it is such a big part of traveling.
Overall, I really enjoy this magazine!


title: Great kids magazine

text: I love looking through this magazine at night with the kiddos . Sometimes you just need books and magazines you can hold , especially with everything being on electronics now a days.


title: Mom loves this

text: I purchased this as a gift for my mom who is 91. She enjoys every issue.


title: Great Read

text: You like P-Cars? Do you own a P-car? Must have for the magazine rack and any porsche enthusiast. Amazon does a great job managing subscriptions.


title: TELL YOUR SNOBBY FRIENDS THEY DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT!

text: I have friends who tease me because I subscribe to what they would call a middle-class housewives' magazine!  First of all, nothing wrong with being a middle class housewife!  Secondly, this magazine is so much better than the class of magazines they're assuming it belongs to.  Oprah gets great writers--fiction writers, poets, thinkers, intellectuals, to write for her magazine.  Every month there is something that I rip from the pages to keep before I pass the magazine on to the recycle bin.  This magazine does NOT share lame, obvious tips about keeping your counter tops white or trash cans smelling like lilacs.  And you don't need to hide it from your ten-year old to keep her from reading tips on handling "your guy's package," or whether or not you should wax yourself into a landing strip for some hot jet you meet at a bar.  It actually thinks about things--relationships, politics, health, impoverished nations,  literature--and addresses them in a serious, high-minded, smart way.  Sure, there's stuff in there about picking out the right pair of jeans for your oversized or undersized butt.  It's fluffy filler and I flip right past it as there is plenty of stimulating, interesting writing in Oprah.


title: Nostalgia

text: When I was a kid, I used to read this magazine a lot because I was learning programming. Each issue had a small program in QBASIC that you could type in and run. It was so much fun and is the reason why I'm now working as a programmer as an adult. I have been writing programs in QBASIC/QB64 for almost 17 years now. Within the last several years I started picking up PowerShell, C#, C++, and HTML... all thanks to the fact that my mom would buy me these magazines as a kid. I hope they still have programming sections in them. If they do, please buy them for your sons. If they enjoy them as much as I did then you might just have another programmer!


title: They Are Guilty of Predatory Practices Themselves!

text:
I have two issues with Consumer Reports.  One, they really cover up how you can cancel a subscription.  They recently charged me (they must have my credit card no. to do so) but when I go to the website to its a wild goose chase to figure out how to cancel.  It's buried deep.  I can't even verify my payment information.

The second issue I have with Consumer Reports is more philosophical.  They've had a large hand in the advancing the consumerism of Americans for decades.  They promoted consumption.  In other words, they have promoted Climate Change, probably in a big way.  But there is no acknowledgement on their behalf.  I believe although they are a .org organization (non-profit) the management is largely in the game of serving themselves, and unfortunately our planet is suffering because of it.


title: Creativity, Inspiration and Style!

text: Interesting content, wonderful recipes and decorating ideas!


title: Five Stars

text: Lovely magazine!


title: great design & journalism

text: Had to renew for another great year of industry insight, edgy design and thoughtful reporting. I've been reading Wired for years and it continues to be relevant.


title: Rich in Ideas

text:
Joe Mansueto, founder of Morningstar, has been a lifelong advocate for design and its value in business. He carries that belief over to his Fast Company magazine. It brings design and good writing together to give us a look into many of the most passionate minds in business today.

Magazines, thanks to the subsidies of advertising, remain one of the great bargains out there and this is a prime example.


title: Buy

text: Great product high quality , would buy again


title: buy


title: Required once--basically worthless now

text: Years ago, WD was required reading.  That was before the big "everyone in the world should write a book" fad. WD, likely in an attempt to cash in on that fad (and stay alive in the internet era) has switched formats.  Most articles are only a few pages long, and are fluff at that.  Half of the magazine is either white space or filled with oversized clip art.  My advice--pick up something useful (like StoryView by Screenplay Systems, NovelPro by NovelCode or BookWriter by Yaddu Digital [no I'm not affiliated with any of these groups]).


title: Great magazine for kids and adults

text: My daughter loves this magazine and they come in her name she has always been in love with dinos now she really wants to be a paleontologist


title: Informative

text: My favorite magazine .very informative..great projects


title: They didn't cancel order

text: I have no complaints against the content.  Rather, when our daughter was no longer interested, we cancelled the order.  Guess what we keep getting!  So now we have to try to get this remedied again.


title: only received two issues out of the 10. so ...

text: only received two issues out of the 10. so mad I paid money for a magazine I don't even get!


title: Five Stars

text: Just received my first issue.


title: When am I main sources for news

text: Pretty much my only detailed news source these days. It is somewhat biased but it's obvious when they are giving an opinion. Still I enjoy the depth of the reporting, the international coverage, and the technology sections are interesting. I do think it's worth the significant investment for a subscription


title: Love the magazine

text: Got this magazine for my husband as a gift and he loves it. He has learned new tricks with it and has found new places to climb from it. It's nice that it auto renews until we tell it to stop. Very convenient :D


title: Best!!!

text: My new favorite magazine!


title: Pretentious

text: Snooty, pretentious and uninteresting. I was hoping that it would grow on me but I canceled the subscription after 4 months - it wasn't worth my time.


title: Engaging

text: I get excited everytime a new issue arrives in my mailbox. I'm not crafty or artistic but I love reading about what other people find and do with the stuff they find on their treasure haunts. I do find that the issues really don't have that much "content"? Then again - the cost of the magazine is very cheap; it's defintely worth the price. I love it.


title: Terrible

text:
I'm terrible around the house - I'm lucky to be able to screw a light bulb in. Regardless - I LOVE this magazine! It has so many interesting articles in it! Even though I don't do the projects I still enjoy reading about them. I love when they put "before" and "after" pictures in a story. When I'm finished with it my 85 year old mom reads it and finds it just as interesting. For the price this magazine can't be beat! I especially like to see if the house at the end is ever saved? You can log onto the TOH website to see what happened to houses that were previous issues.

I can tell I'm getting older - I used to get excited when my monthly Vogue would appear in my mailbox. Now? I get giddy when the latest issue of TOH arrives! I still like my Vogue but this is a great read as well!!


title: Eye candy!

text:
First, I've bought the magazine just about every months (for 6 months) but I liked it so much that I've decided to subscribe for it.
If you are into the shabby, cottage, romantic home decoration then you gonna love it!
I must tell you that the pictures are sooo inspirational, that when I put the magazine down I can't resist the urge to decorate and come up with great ideas! However these fabulous homes/shops futured in the magazine look very expensive, cost lots of bucks to put together! If you have planty of $$, then it's not a problem but the average person doesn't. So that's the time to get creative! I'd say get the decorator books out too, that will help!
Personally I dont' pay too much attention for the articles since about 80% of the time the Shop/Home owners only talking about how much they like to live/work in their great romantic cottage environment, which designer helpd them to get the look or which part of Europe they flew to purchase that chandalier and so on...but not a word of advice about decorating!
The other 20% of the time you get designers, or other people talking about the look, etc. that is useful. There's also a great list of websides at the back of the magazine where you can shop on line or at one of the first pages quite often a few beutiful object futured (sometimes it's even affordable)!
There are not too many adds here, like in other magazines that sometimes you can't find the end of the article..so that's a big + too!


title: Loves It

text: Got this as a gift for my daughter's boyfriend and he loves it. He's finding it very informative.


title: Love It

text: Got this for myself and for my daughter's husband. We both love the magazine.


title: For more serious and mature riders

text: Love the magazine.  Love the articles and what is new that they feature.  I would recommend this magazine to anyone.


title: I love this magazine!

text: I would recommend this subscription over buying in the store any day!  Up to the minute news covering the motorcycle industry.


title: It's a great children's magazine

text:
I pre-paid for a subscription to Highlights magazine. That's it. It's a great children's magazine.

Then they started sending me "free gifts" such as a hack spin-off called " Hidden Pictures Club."
Okay. Thanks for the "free gift." It's not nearly as good as the original magazine. More like one of those JUMBO activity books.
Then I got a mailing from a collection agency claiming I needed to pay for products (Hidden Pictures Club) that I had supposedly agreed to purchase. So I contacted Highlights and they backed down on the charges. But not before having sent me a collection agency notice.
Keep your "free gifts" out of my mailbox Highlights magazine. And keep my original purchase agreement in perspective.


title: Excellent Pattern Resource

text: I love Burda fashions and look forward to paging through the magazine each month. Fashion forward is how I would describe them. There are a lot of complaints about the instructions but I find if you have books in your sewing reference library, you will do fine.I have the Readers Digest Sewing book (http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Guide-Sewing-Step---Step/dp/1606522086/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1456942884&sr=8-1&keywords=readers+digest+sewing), Vogue Sewing book (http://www.amazon.com/Sewing-Revised-Updated-Knitting-Magazine/dp/1933027002/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1456942934&sr=8-1&keywords=vogue+sewing) and Dressmaking A complete step by step guide (http://www.amazon.com/Dressmaking-Complete-Step---Step-Clothes/dp/0756698200/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1456942976&sr=8-1&keywords=dressmaking) among others. I also recommend the Pati Palmer book - Fit for Real People to make sure you clothes fit you before you sew them!!!<br />Each issue has a pattern which they give step by step illustrated instructions but for the most part there is only a few paragraphs in the inside section of the magazine. The samples are always beautifully photographed and they have a nice selection of plus sizes in every issue as well. They always seem to use high quality fabrics, many with natural fibers (such as silk, linen, every leather). Some of the more advanced patterns I would not tackle if you are a beginner (a recent issue had a parka that look intimidating!) but you can get lots of ideas.


title: great reading for all

text: a nice presentation of current science, with enough information to be quite interesting, but without someone needing a degree in the subject to comprehend the articles


title: Love it!

text: I am a huge fan of Burdastyle. My husband got me this subscription, and although it is a bit pricey for a magazine it is really worth it for the amount of patterns you get every month. I think the magazine does a pretty good job of presenting wardrobe basics, as well as giving patterns for more trendy items. I always find several things I want to make in each issue. The patterns I have tried have always turned out great, although the instructions are not as good as you get with individual patterns like Vogue, or Simplicity. With that in mind I think Burdastyle is probably more for an intermediate to advanced level sewer who has the experience to overcome sometimes poor/vague instructions. If you are serious about apparel sewing Burdastyle is an absolute treasure.


title: Five Stars

text: Good writing.


title: Fantastic Magazine for me

text: Fantastic Magazine for me... Read something on there every day... Recommended for folks who are capable of thinking for themselves... Warning: May be unsuitable for immature or some FAUX viewers....  ~


title: Slowest delicery in the magazine business

text: The fact tha ty it takes nearly four months to receive the first months issue shoj d be addressed in the item description. Had I known how delayed shipment would be, I would have ordered the magazine somewhere else.


title: Gorgeous photos and layout! Content? Not so much....

text:
I loved this magazine when I first saw it, but after a while I realized I liked the LOOK but not necessarily the content. The crafts are simple, look home-made and are not very useful - mostly little things that may look cute but are space-wasters. My guess is that it appeals to 20-somethings who love cutesy and aren't very craft-savvy. Plus it costs $$$$ and delivery is unreliable, so I won't be renewing my subscription.
But the photos and layout are gorgeous!
If that's what floats your boat, this magazine is for YOU.


title: Not for Me...

text: This magazine is chock full of lovely photos but I didn't find much inspiration or focus. I prefer antique-shabby chic-cottage-style.


title: Don’t use Amazon for magazine subscriptions.

text: I got one single issue.<br />Nothing after that. No word from the issuer or from Amazon and I have nowhere to make an inquiry. Wtf... waste of money.


title: Waste of time and money.

text: Regularly fails to arrive and customer service is beyond awful. The number of recipes have reduced over time. Avoid.


title: magazine was fine..

text: Gave me a 2yr special but kept sending me a renewal after only one yr...I paid it and they did it again..magazine was fine...canceled eventually,  a speacial offer is one you should uphold


title: only one magazine came

text: I only received one magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Political, biased, agenda driven rag

text: Wired has become a political propaganda outlet. I want to read about technology, not about Trump.<br />The print is too small making it quite unpleasant to read.  Even with technology they don't seem balanced and objective, ignoring the dangers of technologies that they have been instructed to promote.


title: Just ok

text: Mainly advertisements, alright, not all that I was looking for.


title: Pretty much perfect

text:
This is my favorite magazine right now. This is the magazine that I always get excited about when it comes in the mail. Decibel is obviously written by people who are big music fans in general, but love extreme metal music. These are the people who can see a lot of music journalists for the wankers they are and that bands like Slayer, Carcass, Jesu, and Converge deserve as much, if not more respect than popular bands like Talking Heads, Nirvana, and Radiohead.

One of the best things about this magazine is how it covers all genres and eras. They'll do a profile of some obscure grindcore or doom metal band or a band that is just doing something entirely new. And they do cover stories on popular older bands like Iron Maiden, but then they'll do a cover story on bands that might not be that popular, but are still some of the best out there, like Pig Destroyer and Pelican. So they try to have something for everyone here. There's some good articles for people who aren't huge metalheads and plenty of stuff here for people that want to dig a little deeper. But what they don't do, at least not for a while now, is do cover stories on popular bands that just kinda suck. Their cover story on Trivium has become a joke among the magazine's readers and writers and doesn't look to be something that will be repeated.

Reviews are usually well written. They're not afraid to give out a couple of 9's to the albums that deserve them each month. These, as well as pretty much everything else in the magazine, are usually written with a lot of humor, but you can still tell these are people who genuinely love this music. Also they review a lot of different stuff. You might see Cannibal Corpse, Jesu, Queens of the Stone Age, and even really inventive heavy hip hop like Dalek in the same issue.

The magazine's most popular feature is probably the Hall of Fame. This is an article in each issue where they induct a classic album into their Hall of Fame by interviewing every band member involved in the making of it. The interviews are usually really informative and often include some funny anecdotes.

Another good article is Call and Response where they send seven mp3s labeled only by song title to a different musician and ask for their opinion on them. This usually leads to musicians just totally trashing other bands, sometimes bands they're friends with. Other times, it shows you just how insanely knowledgeable some of these guys are about these bands.

Anyway, this review is already going on pretty long, but there are so many things I like about this magazine. There's always some interesting articles and it's always turning me onto good music. And it's pretty funny too. Check it out.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Three Stars

text: ok


title: Can't wait for this to get to me each quarter.

text: Living in a house from the atomic ranch era (1950's) has spiked my interest in this sort of architecture and decor. This magazine is so awesome with articles about people that have restored and redecorated to this style. Very nicely done and beautiful to look at. Even the advertisers are lots of fun to browse! I've gone to their websites many times after reading this magazine.  My only wish is that it was monthly instead of quarterly.


title: Great magazine

text: Spin Off has lots of articles, not just on spinning, but weaving and knitting too. Lots of good patterns and info. I don't spin but love yarn crafts so I like it and get something from each issue. One recent issue had a hat pattern that I intend to knit for using odds and ends of yarn - just like we all have left over from past projects!


title: Great magazine

text: Love this magazine. There are 2 or 3 longer articles each month, which are nice to understand in depth how to complete a specific project. The rest of the magazine is full of easy to read and digest tips and information.


title: Forget about it!

text: Though I looked reviews posted before making decision to order it for a year, I was not quite sure whether comments from subscribers were unbiased. Now, it proves that most reviewers are right!! This magazine is indeed very poor in design. I am very disappointed to how it is presented to children. It is supposed to be fun by reading, but it looks like an agent for video game manufactures! Too many ads are mixed and it sucks!


title: Autorenewal scam

text: Without authorization, I was charged $139.99 for an annual renewal. This is 140% the listed Amazon price for new customers. What way to reward established business!! Plus, the content has gotten boring and repetitive. I cancelled, after subscribing for 15 years. Adios, New Yorker.


title: Four Stars

text: Love it, gives me alot of inspiration for my home


title: Keep up on economic conditions!

text: My husband loves to read this magazine! Keep up on economic news around the world.


title: Not just once

text: My son enjoys reading and can't wait to get his copy of magazine.  Plenty for adults to check out as well. Very interactive also. Draw back is that it is a little pricey but worth it.


title: Absolutely Wonderful Magazine!

text:
All 6 of my children love this magazine. The pages are thicker than the usual magazine. The pictures and articles, as well as the info on experiments that you can do with your children are wonderful. I cannot say enough about this magazine!

I do not have to pre-read it before I give it to my children. It is very well written and points you to God as the one who created our world. As the magazine is titled "Nature Friend~Helping Children Explore The Wonders of God's Creation".

We have used, in years past, Big Back Yard and Ranger Rick but Nature Friend far exceeds them in quality and because it points you to God. You won't have your 8 year old reading it and then coming to you saying "Mom, we know that the dinosaurs didn't live millions of years ago..."

Homeschooling Mom of one little lady and five men in the making =O)


title: Much cheaper pricing via blow-in cards

text:
Be sure to subscribe via a blow-in card from the magazine. It's still $39.99/year or $69.99/2 years (vs. $69.99 or $99.99 here or at their website).

I'm not sure why there has been such a massive jump in the subscription rates. My sense is that it's due to the implied additional value in the iPad app. It's not clear to me why all the print readers (who have no interest in reading the magazine on a device) have to support that effort.

Although I'd be interested in knowing...what have people's experiences been in reading long-form articles on an iPad versus print?


title: I use it for inspiration

text: I always enjoy looking through the magazine.  However, I've noticed errors in plant identification. Even worse they will sometimes show a lovely photo of a flower bed with a conspicuous blooming plant of some kind and not tell you what it is. The photos aren't close enough to show leaf details so I'm left to wonder just what that lovely, purple, clumping flower is or I search online for hours trying to find out what that red spire of flowers is named.  Many times they do give a planting guide but not always.  It can be frustrating.


title: 90/10

text: A few of the ideas are good. A few of the articles are interesting. The others are "You've got to be kidding me!" and "Duh!" Maybe if you have young children who need craft projects to keep them busy there would be more of use.<br />Whenever I get my issue I wind up sifting through it looking for the one good thing that *might* be in the issue. I no longer expect any more than that. I'm sure it is extremely difficult to keep coming up with new and interesting things for each issue but rather than put in so much lame filler they should just put out fewer magazines per year. I won't be renewing my subscription.


title: Fun Magazine.

text: I bought this for my 10 and 21 year old sisters. They Love it!


title: Not the best

text: I confused this with Popular Science.  This magazine is not very good.  It has VERY few articles and TONS of ads.  Many of the articles are bad or uninteresting.  Some are even just plain wrong or they don't know what they are talking about.  I will NOT be resubscribing, even if it was free.


title: Issue quality is great but delivery options need to be better

text:
She really likes the magazine. However , I find it annoying that this subscription is
1) Only for 6 months (and
2) Only provides 5 issues in those 6 months
3) Is consistently late with those issues.

that is what is stopping me from re-subscribing at this time


title: Its a science magazine without the pedantic complexity.

text:
I've been subscribing to this magazine since 1973. It's been my favorite, and several of my friends have fallen in love with it too.

They breakdown down the latest research and discoveries into complete and palatable news. They are not over simplified like some of the more popular pseudo-science publications and you won't get lost in technical acronym hell, like we experience when reading a research article.

The articles are a joy to read and many times the knowledge has a practical application.


title: Just because the Left is going insane, doesn't mean you gotta join em...

text:
Been reading this magazine for around 15 years, but it's really been going downhill lately.

The most recent issue was easily the worst I can recall -- just a constant diatribe of PC SJW garbage.


title: Great magazine

text: Helpful


title: Three Stars

text: it's ok !!!


title: get this magazine

text: in comparison to my past subscriptions (not renewed) with the Atlantic Monthly and the New Yorker, Harper's far surpasses both in it's creative and thought provoking pieces.  If you haven't checked it out lately but like to keep up-to-date, you really should check it out at your local newsstand to verify what I mean. I think you'd quickly agree that there's little fluff; the magazine is dense with compulsively readable material. I do my best to not tear through it after I pull it out of the mailbox each month.


title: Gloryfies terrorists for money???

text: One star for the fact that Rolling Stone magazine is using the image of a terrorist on the cover in order to sell its product.  Nevermind the victims or heroes of that day.


title: I enjoyed this publication

text: I enjoyed this publication. To give clear perspective, I am not, nor ever have been, a sailor. At best, I occasionally ride in a motor boat as a passenger and have been actually sailing once in my life.<br />So, that being said, I ordered this magazine as a sort of fantastical day job escape. I enjoy reading the objective reviews of gear and boats in every price range, and the photography of exotic locales and weather extremes at sea is fantastic.


title: inconsistent delivery from publisher

text: The magazine delivery is inconsistent. Multiple times we have not received the magazine for several cycles at a time. Communication with the publisher is hit or miss.


title: low quality in several ways...

text: Essentially this is industrial advertising. For 5 dollars a year...it's OK. But there's little seriousness here. The quality of the paper is not in the caliber for a useful photography magazine, the quality actually distracts from the art. I probably wont get it again, even for 5 dollars. If your gonna go down this route; try Outdoor Photography, or the more expensive but worth it; Digital SLR Photography magazine.


title: A Great Read

text: The best around magazine for anyone involved in cycling.  For the beginner, plenty of help articles and for those experienced, plenty of product reviews.  I absolutely enjoy reading each issue.


title: Used to be a Great Magazine

text: Design NJ used to be a great magazine, but over the past couple of years it has changed and is now nothing more than a book of advertising space.  In the past, the publishers featured wonderful layouts of more traditional designs - those more suited to the architectural styles in the majority of NJ homes.  These days I find the issues to be a waste of space - more modern design layouts and far too much advertising within the pages.  Very disappointing.


Super companion to the Food Network Channel,  or great by itself.  Can't imagine why anyone who enjoys cooking wouldn't get their money out of this subcription.


title: its great deal

text: I order this magazine to learn more about fashion stuff.<br />Magazine is exquisite. Its also a good deal.


title: Five Stars

text: Have subscribed for over 30 years.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent in-depth articles.


title: 50% off the rate?

text:
The magazine is great, so I jumped at the offer to get it at 50% off from Amazon.  I find it a bit deceptive, however, that this is the normal price for an annual subscription (check their website at [...]

Why waste the time fooling your customers...who I expect are generally smarter shoppers.  Thanks, but no thanks, Amazon.


title: Great price

text: Just got my first issue. Very pleased. have always loved Readers Digest so very happy to get it at such a great price.


title: Great magazine

text: I like this magazine.  It has great reviews and great pictures.  As well as some photographic challenges which I like.


title: Great Magazine

text: Outstanding magazine.  Great price.  Articles and reviews of new product and bikes are very informative.  Would recommend to all motorcyclist.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine


title: Bird cage liner or perhaps fish wrapper

text: The current $20 subscription price for this "magazine" is a great way to save money on the liners for your canary cage or if you are a fishmonger in need of wrapping papers.  If you are in search of insightful news and unbiased journalism I suggest looking elsewhere.


title: Muse is the best!

text: I would recommend Muse to ANYONE who has a creative mind and enjoys learning about a wide variety of interesting subjects.  I started reading the magazine back when it was new in 1997, and read every issue until I went away to college.  It is not an exaggeration to describe Muse as my favorite magazine in existence.  I wish I had kids so that I could justify the expense of subscribing to it again.  There are plenty of magazines out there that are informative, and many that are fun, but none comes close to the perfect combination of those two elements that is achieved with Muse.


title: Finally, a fitness mag about... fitness!

text: Ever get tired of picking up a so-called fitness magazine only to find it is chock full of beauty, lifestyle, and relationship tips, just like any old women's magazine? Fitness Rx is my favorite fitness magazine because it is 100% about physical fitness and optimum health for women. The magazine gorgeous women who are happy to tell you how they work out (hint: a LOT) and eat (another hint: clean). Sometimes it's a little too professional body-building oriented for my taste, but I would way rather see an ad for supplements featuring some totally shredded figure champion than buy a magazine that's all silly fluff pieces and recycled workouts. Fitness Rx delivers: great information and inspiration in every issue. It's such a good magazine that I even keep my back issues instead of recycling them!


title: Best cooking magazine!!

text: Truly on of the best cooking magazines out there!  We cook 1-2 different recipes from the magazine every week and have yet to be disappointed!  Recipes are all easy to follow and pictures help immensely!  Love the little pullout books too!  Kids use the milkshake one to help create new and exciting flavors!


title: Best magazine

text: incredible photos and takes us to parts of the world which we do not know.  Should be on everyone's coffee table.


title: Beautiful colored pages of decorating ideas.

text: I enjoy decorating information.


title: Don't bother!

text: I have had nothing but problems with getting this magazine. Numerous emails to the publisher and clearly they have no idea what they are doing. Missed 6 issues straight. I wouldn't bother subscribing to this unless you enjoy getting a headache.


title: Not the magazine it used to be

text: Still has a lot of great articles but it’s veering away from the original concept.


title: The magazine that is getting answers for the world.

text: Love this magazine! It is filled with the kind of information that concerns me...... The environment, technology, amazing ideas, and our planets future. Since MAD magazine pretty much sucks now, compared to when I was a kid, this is my new favorite. I wish everyone would read the material in this magazine. Maybe our world would exist and function better than it does currently.


title: Good read

text: I love her magazines.  They have great information that is useful.


title: Easy to follow recipes

text: Love the pictures.. motivates me to cook


title: Recommend- Great price & timely renewal

text: Subscription started faster than i expected without my original sub from another vendor running out. Great price.


title: A spectacular decor magazine

text: I just adore this magazine. So much wonderful content and not just a whole bunch of advertising. It gives me such inspiration and ideas for changing up the house.


title: I love this magazine

text: I have been getting this magazine for years. Sure it has a lot of ads in it... big deal. It's really cheap. It has great tips and project ideas. I may not do all the projects, but it informs how I do my many projects or is a reference for the future. . Every time it comes I usually read through it in one sitting. I reread them every once in a while, and I refresh my memory or learn new things that I wasn't interested in the first time I read it. I often refer to them later when I am working on a specific project. Anyway, it's good stuff and it's fun for someone like me who enjoys casual home improvement and handyman type projects.


title: Perfect

text: Very inspiring, knowledgeable in every way, and such a delight to read up on the true English gardens.<br />Thank you to all who make this magazine possible 😊


title: Pays up for every penny spent

text:
I subscribed this mag for my wife, as she is a fan for food network.
The first issue came in less than 3 weeks. The content in the mag is very well organized, and has kewl recipes, pull outs and amazing pictures.

Go for it folks !!!


title: Smaller and not impossible to read

text: The print comes much smaller than I remember, nat geo mags used to be the same size as the nat geo history mags and now they are much, much smaller, and the print is very difficult to read. I don't even want these small magazines. I want to cancel my subscription as they arent even worth it. I get nat geo for the pictures and the stories and If I can't see either of them you guys should figure it out, I'm done.


title: not here yet!

text: I've purchased this magazine off the rack before and really enjoyed it, so I was happy to see the discounted year subscription on amazon. It's been 5 weeks now and I have yet to receive my first issue.


title: Great information!

text: This magazine has so much good information but is for someone more skilled with the more serious woodworking tools. I like the info but the projects are above my skill level.


title: One Star

text: No nutritional information given with the recipes.


title: No Mac owner should be without MacAddict

text: My fist copy of MacAddict was issue 6 and I haven't missed one since.  The subscription cost is worth it just for the Disc.  Back in the days when 28.8 was a screaming fast modem, the Disc was a lifesaver packed with a weeks worth of downloads.  That was also back when Apple let MacAddict put OS updates on the Disc but Steve put an end to that  :(  The How To sections vary from "Yeah Whatever" to "...Awesome" and some go where the vast majority of Mac owners should never venture (overclocking an iBook!!).  Others, like some of the Photoshop tips, make the one year cost [worth it] compared to what you pay for a book.  The content is thin sometimes and the reviews tend to cheerlead a bit but MacAddict is still head and shoulders over any other Mac magazine.  If you own a Mac, you should subscribe for at least a year.  After that, you should have a good collection of Disc's with the essentials (Stuffit, BBEdit, GraphicConverter, etc) and you can decide if you want more.


title: Best magazine on the digital world

text: I bought my first copy of Wired from the newsstand in 1997 and I have been a subscriber ever since. Not every issue is great and the change in style over the last few years has been up and down. Still, the vast majority of the time I find myself devoting 2-3 hours after its arrival in the mail to reading it from cover to cover. The articles cover every aspect of technology and society. Features on the Microsoft trial, the Open Source movement, and biotech are what anyone would expect in a tech magazine. What sets Wired apart are stories on roller coasters, ship bone yards and autism. When I was stationed in Korea for a year it was not practical for me to transfer all my magazine subscriptions. Of the two I transferred, Wired was at the top of the list. If I could only subscribe to one magazine, it would be Wired.


title: Best Magazine I Have Ever Picked Up

text:
I have literally read thousands of magazines and books over the years but "Wired" is the only magazine I have ever picked up that I actually read from cover to cover. Every issue is filled with excellently written articles in the fields of science, computers, life in general, comedy, and future predictions. It is not the typical 90 pages of advertisements with 10 pages of text.
Well written.
Interesting.
Easy to follow.
Love it and highly recommend to anyone.


title: Not impressed

text: There is very little substance to this magazine. It is primarily advertisements.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the contents of this magazine


title: Clothing patterns galore....

text:
If you are looking for a lot of clothing patterns this is the magazine for you.  I am constantly amazed at how many patterns they fit into one issue and the quality of design.  I have been crocheting for 32 years and the patterns in this magazine inspire me to keep at it.

This is not your grandma's crochet.  This is beautiful sweaters with wonderful drape, and modern design.  They don't stop there...in addition to clothing I have also made some cute toys and beautiful afghans.  The primary focus is on clothing, however, there is plenty to keep you happy for those times that you are not in the mood to do a wearable.

In addition to the wonderful patterns there are articles and how to's that explore new techniques.

Out of the past two issues I have made at least 4 projects from each one and have many more in my Ravelry queue.


title: meh

text: Meh. Not really what I expected. I wanted cabin in the woods, this is millionaires 2nd giant log home on top of Mt crumpet.


title: I used to love it

text:
When this magazine came out I loved it. I sat and poured over every page, soaking up the stories, encouragement, and wisdom.

But it has not been the same for over a year now. Every issue is nothing but ads. Even the ads seem deceptive, as if they are giving you something to enjoy, but then really just selling you something.

90% of this magazine is at ad space. Super sad, I used to appreciate the values of these people. Now it is just money space. Really changed my view on this branding.


title: Cancelled, scam

text: If you EVER order this you will be billed for the rest of your life.


Great magazine!  Daughter- in -law loved it!


title: Excellent.

text: I get this for my granddaughter.  She loves it.


title: A great read for a regular/irregular American.

text: This is one of those magazines my friend's father always read.  I happened upon an issue in my late 30's, open to Bill Heavey's column and it was written in a language that was not that of a backwater, gun crazed lunatic, but rather that of a nerdy guy who liked to fish, hunt, and geek out about the great outdoors.  I was hooked.  The rest of the magazine includes reviews and articles about hunting and fishing equipment.  It also includes recipes on how to cook what you may catch.  Recently the magazine took a stance against privatizing public lands.  I thought it bold and noteworthy.  I would highly recommend this magazine to anyone interested in the outdoors from novice to expert.


title: Keep in mind when you order this magazine subscription that ...

text: Keep in mind when you order this magazine subscription that it is a 6 ISSUE (1 year) magazine. First issue arrived on their schedule. Every 2 months is the schedule. My 11 year old daughter LOVES it.


title: Yes

text: My dad has been a faithful reader for 40 years.  He is glad to have this subscription.


title: New methods and ideas from the Handyman

text: They always have something new to instruct you. Great idea about things to do that you never thought of. Really a great magazine.


title: Great kids magazine.

text: Very informative magazine that your kids will love.


title: Very interesting

text: Great magazine


title: It's a good magazine for young girls

text: For the amount of the subscription I would expect more than 6 issues a year. It's a good magazine for young girls, however, the price is what kept me from renewing it when the subscription ran out.


title: Did not like

text: Not worth cost


title: National Geographic Traveler

text: This magazine is wonderful at bringing in new places to consider for travel as well as new reasons to consider "tried and true" locations more than once.  I really cannot think of anything I don't like about this magazine.  I considered giving it "five stars" but there's a part of me that believes nothing's perfect.  Still . . . NGT comes pretty darn close!


title: My favorite magazine. Can't wait to receive it in the ...

text: My favorite magazine.  Can't wait to receive it in the mail each month!


title: Great for kids

text: My grandsons love everything about animals so this was a perfect gift for them. They like learning about the different animals also lots of interesting facts .


title: like the fact that its bi-montly but some issues don't ...

text: Hit or miss.  like the fact that its bi-montly but some issues don't have much interesting readable material.  Some however do so its hit or miss.  Do to the small size of the issues if you are not interested in the subjects it can be quite worthless sometimes.  Good writing though and very broad subject matter (too broad for my liking but that's subjective)


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful magazine


title: Arrives with no plastic and no CD!

text: I purchased this magazine for my son for Christmas. He has subscribed to this magazine before, but I chose to purchase through Amazon. It arrived in February, and every issue has not had any plastic covering it, and none have been accompanied by the regular demo CD. My thought is that it must be going through another party and having it read and taken apart, then mailed to us. I've tried to write to Amazon about this problem, but no reply. I do not recommend purchasing this magazine directly through this vendor, but directly from the publisher.


title: Mom loves this gift subscription

text: My mother was thrilled to have the large print subscription and loves the articles as well.


title: Readers Digest

text: The book seems to have less content than before.  But, many informative pages.


title: Three Stars

text: Renewal wanted twice the price from last year so I cancelled.


title: Five Stars

text: I love to read this magazine!


title: Awesome!!!

text: I don't think I will subscribe to paper magazines any more, I will get digital copies!!! I love the fact that I can keep as many as I want on my tablet and not worry about the space they take up in my room or recycling. I love Self and have been a subscriber for many years, now I can take it with me and not worry about it.


title: Entertainment MONTHLY!

text: Comes every month or so


title: Great Magazine

text: Got this for a great price and have already gotten my money back in all of the savings that are in the magazine!


title: I enjoy this

text: I enjoy the beautiful places they talk about . The photos are well done. It makes me want to go visit


title: The best I know of its kind

text: I'm a metal smith/jeweler and I really enjoy the seeing what other people are making.  What’s kind of trendy or popular right now helps keep me up on my business.  And not just lost in my own world of the last thing that inspired me to make something crazy that probably won't sell.  I'm a professionally trained jeweler so there are not a lot of techniques that I haven't seen before that they demonstrate.  But I can see this being really helpful if someone was a hobbyist.


title: Five Stars

text: I've been buying this magazine for 25 years. Amazon auto-renew is only $10.


title: It's easy to find ingredient friendly recipes

text: I love this magazine!! Awesome recipes and great articles.


title: This is my FAVORITE Nerd magazine.

text: This is one of my favorites def prefer it to Pop Sci which i had for two years. More science and space related material in these.


title: Cant go wrong

text: always a good magazine...


title: Interesting

text: Very nice magazine


title: Christmas Gift

text: Grandson loves this magazine. It's was all he wanted for Christmas!!


title: weak.

text: not a single issue came with the flexi disc as advertised.


title: Trash

text: I got 1 magazine and paid for a year. A complete rip off don't waste your money.


title: I love Woman's Day

text: I've been reading this magazine forever.


title: I hope the car companies are getting paid...

text:
About half of every issue of this magazine is devoted to glowing articles about new car models and other commercially-available gadgets.

When I subscribed, I hoped to be kept abreast of new discoveries and theories in science, as well as their practical applications. I was disappointed. Perhaps I'll try Scientific American next.


title: beautiful

text: what a luxurious magazine, a real art piece


title: Awesome

text: This is really cool and very informative. Wanted to share an experience I had as a child when we got magazine's or comics in the mail.


Over the years Cooking light has reduced the recipes and increased the number of adds.  This magazine is now primarily about the various types of drugs that are available if you ask your doctor.  I have not found a recipe that I would like to try in months.


title: Recipe Haven!

text: This is a great magazine. I look forward to getting it each month because it has so many recipes from all the food tv network stars that I watch. They’ll magazine also gives you helpful hints for your cooking and kitchen.


title: Where is my delivery after months of awaiting the arrival

text: If I get the magazine that I ordered months ago then I will be happy to give it maybe a 1 Star !!  I have received all other magazines that I ordered at the same time months and months ago since the pandemic lockdown !  This is a magazine I was really looking forward to as I have more than patiently awaited the 1st arrival .  Zero magazine thus far !  Greatly disappointed!!!


title: Very specific type of content

text: It was a good chance to discover The New Yorker and decide for myself whether it’s worth the money. Overall it is an informative magazine but it mostly contains information about New York City entertainment. Since I live in California I filter out about half of the articles, thus for me The Nee Yorker subscription makes no sense


title: fast ship

text: It was a fast ship and great magazine for the one that loves to cook/bake!  I got it for someone as a gift. They loved it.


title: most informative magazine i have ever read

text: I received my first O magazine the other day and read just about every article!  I found my first issue to be informative and entertaining. I am 30 years old and hesitated to get the magazine thinking it was more taylored to 40-50 somethings. I was wrong. I am a big fan of Oprah Winfrey and feel I am a more informed woman because of her. If i had to make any suggestions I would want it to be on recycled paper and not as heavy.


title: decor

text: I enjoyed the mag. Great new ideas.


title: Good book.

text: Good subscription for the puzzle lover.


title: Tv ready

text: Like this magazine to keep up on all the shows, streaming and movies.


title: Do not order! Only received 1 issue of the 12.

text: Waste of money!


title: Five Stars

text: I love the style and culture of the west coast as it's presented in Sunset!


title: Very thin magazine

text: Very thin magazine


title: Five Stars

text: one of my faves.


title: Five Stars

text: great mag


title: Five Stars

text: love this magazine


title: I would recommend you read it for a few months and then ...

text: if you want to find out about the truth about what The New American reports, I would recommend you read it for a few months and then get a copy of Foreign Affairs Magazine. As you read Foreign Affairs, you will see what the deep state is and and who is in it and what the agenda is.


title: Great service

text: Great price wonderful magazine!


title: Keeping Up

text: In the ever changing world of internet genealogy, this magazine helps keep the researcher up-to-date.  This publication will be helpful to even the most novice researcher participating in America's favorite hobby.  There are article on websites, hardware, and software, as well as case studies of internet research.  I have subscribed for over two years and plan to continue.


title: Five Stars

text: Good price and delivery was on time . Thk U


title: This is THE #1 magazine for lovers of the wonderful gift of Flowers and shows all the wonderful uses ...

text: This is THE #1 magazine for lovers of the wonderful gift of Flowers and shows all the wonderful uses and styles.  The creator and publisher of this magazine is an inspired Lady of the Deep South [Alabama] who would be comfortable in any boardroom in he world.


title: Not so much

text: Not as much content per magazine as I expected.


title: Excellent recipes with full flavors and many fewer calories or ...

text: Excellent recipes with full flavors and many fewer calories or fats than conventional recipes. I recommend it to anyone interested in more healthy eating. I have now dropped other cooking magazines to concentrate on Cooking Light.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it. Sometimes I don't understand it all, but I have given to others as gift


title: great bang for your buck

text: the first issue came exactly 6 weeks from my purchase & it was a great deal--24 issues for $7!  I recommend.


title: A magazine for the whole family

text: I have always loved Readers Digest. Great stories and great laughs. I will always be a subscriber.


title: I love Oprah and this magazine

text: What can I say, I love Oprah and this magazine.


title: Ordered 2 years in a row!

text: My Dad loves Consumer Reports, so I ordered for the last 2 years for him.  It takes a while after ordering for delivery to begin but one day it just arrives!


title: Beautiful magazine.

text: Takes me home ❤


title: Five Stars

text: I love good Housekeeping.


title: Nice magazine

text: Nice magazine.  A lot smaller than in the past years.


title: What I orderef

text: Nice magazine.


title: love everyday With rachel Ray want to get it on my Kindle

text: love my magazine.look forward to it coming in the mail.lots of simple things to make and other real neat things in the magazine. would love to be able to get it on my kindle. how about it?


title: Good Reading

text: Reason is a good magazine for your smart friends.  It makes you think and it is actually very well written.


title: Gift for a friend

text: This was a retirement gift for someone who is looking forward to traveling and is full of wonderful ideas, tips, and inspiration.


title: Five Stars

text: THANKYOU


title: Five Stars

text: Im a fan!


title: Everything you loved about Highlights but for preschoolets.

text:
I bought this for my 3 year old grandson and it is so fun to watch him enjoy the same things I loved about Highlights when I was a child.  This version is targeted for 3 - 5 year olds with the same features as regular Highlights but easier for them.  His last issue was mainly hidden pictures (my favorite) and he likes to start at the beginning and find them all again.  This will definitely be a repeated birthday gift.

Con - three months after ordering this on Amazon, he still hadn't received his first issue.  I ordered it directly from the Highlights website and cancelled the Amazon order.


title: Fabulous

text: Great magazine full of interesting articles


title: Best of all the home design magazines

text: My wife and I love the design content and find each issue to be fresh and inspiring. There are so many great product sugestions and links to purchase from their website. They keep getting better!


title: Good Price

text: Excellent articles easy reading.


title: Four Stars

text: nice reviews


title: What Happened to TV Guide?

text:
In the past several years I haven't used TV Guide -- I've had a set of shows I watched regularly and I knew when and where to find them. Now, with digital cable and a whole slew of new channels with new shows, not to mention premium channels, etc., I thought a subscription to TV Guide would be worhwhile -- especially at a low, Amazon bargain price. Wow, what happened to TV Guide? If you want TV gossip and don't want to read People, TV Guide is for you. If you only watch TV during primetime, TV Guide is for you. Unfortunately, the vast majority of TV I watch now is late night and TV Guide provides NO infortmation on anything beyond primetime. TV Guide used to even have a section that listed all the movies available during the week, whether they were on premium TV or networks or elsewhere. Well, that's gone, too.

As mentioned above, I got a fantastic Amazon bargain on a subscription to TV Guide for $5! Well, I think that's even too much for this lousy excuse for a guide. "Disappointed" doesn't even describe my thoughts on this purchase; I'll be cancelling.


title: REAL SIMPLE

text:
The subscription was a gift to a grand-daughter-in-law.  She said the first issue arrived as promised and she loved the mag.
Thanks for being there with a gift she wanted at a great price.
Ruth


title: Great magazine

text: Love this magazine.,


title: My mother has something she loves this book!

text: Very happy


title: Content of Magazine

text: It seems to me, IMHO, that much of the contend of this WWll magazine is repeats of World War ll History and vice versa.  I read WWll and WWll history. The later is only 19.95 for 6 issues. A good deal. WWll, this magazine, used to be six issues and is now 4 issues or every three months. The cost at History.net or discount mag is $40. That is a rip off and I will not pay.  If the content of Magazine increased in volume or quality I might reconsider


title: Not like the Smithsonian mag of yesteryear but ok

text: New format . Its ok


title: My favorite Magazine

text: I have been reading Instyle for ages and keep loving it. It's a great fashion/beauty magazine without all the extra trash most other magazines have in them.


title: as a chef and restaurant owner, i read it ...

text: as a chef and restaurant owner, i read it to keep up with the bull that's out there, only reason


title: Five Stars

text: Great stories and info just as i remember.


title: Too much Martha's life, not enough "living"

text: I subscribed hoping for more crafts and good recipes.  Her food is bland for the most part or has strange ingredients.  The crafts have been scarce and either require a great deal of investment or are just "temporary" like place cards.  Really who is going to spend six months making every single decoration and place mat for a one evening party?  Also the articles on Martha and her family and their awesome homes should be limited to a max of two per year.  The frequency of "how great am I??!" articles comes across as simultaneously pompous and approval needy - kind of a feat really.  Finally, kids playrooms should be designed so kids can play in them... Martha's poor granddaughter can't reach any of the toys in the one recently featured.  Makes the mother look more concerned about the room staying neat than entertaining the child.


title: Great gift for the horse lover.

text: This subscription was for my granddaughter who is very into all things horse. She is studying equine science. She loves this magazine.


title: Too many exotic recipes

text: It's a nice magazine with occasional good articles. But every recipe requires a trip to a specialty grocery store for unfamiliar, exotic foods and spices. There are no suggestions for substituting the ingredients, so even if you have a well-stocked pantry, you can't just make a meal from the recipes.


title: A snarky, liberal rag

text: What happened to this magazine? The cartoons are not funny anymore. The short stories are weird and boring. The news articles drag on and on. And the liberal bias is really annoying. No wonder there are few advertisements - no one reads it anymore.


title: Fun magazine, but not for everyone

text: This magazine is fun to see the different places that you most likely will never be able to visit. A lot of the places reviewed are out of the average traveler's price range, but it is still fun to read about and look at the pictures. The articles are well written and do provide a very descriptive review of a lot of different places, it would just be nice if there was a section for the "everyday" person.


title: LOVIN' EVERY ISSUE

text: Wonderful articles and tips for the home sewing gal. I will always want a subscription to TREADS. It is the best magazine for us with garment sewing fashion interests.


title: Two Stars

text: stafff completely miss the magazine \'s mission!


title: cancelled subscription.

text: this is a great magazine but I could not afford it. the artices are great. if you can afford it and like it subscribe. it's just not in my budget.


title: Still good

text: I've been reading it since it was first created. Still a great guide on how to live respectfully on the planet


title: A lot like comfort foods

text: Very easy and relaxing to read and the photos are always first class. Always plenty of decorating ideas and great recipes as well as a featured destination. A joy to browse through with many useful articles and interesting photos.


title: Always full of great ideas in many areas

text: Have been a reader on and off for years. The magazine is full of decorating ideas, useful tips, recipes, beauty aids. No matter what your interests, there is something each month to use. I especially like the lower price.


title: Lot of info, great illustrations

text: Great magazine for horse tips such as blankets, tack, riding both English & Western. Many of the articles give a good overview but do not go into depth. At least you are told a little bit and do further research for yourself. Not a magazine if you are looking for horse health articles. I love the monthly article they do on a specific breed of horse describing the origins of the breed, historic & modern uses, breed standards, etc. The illustrations are clear and well done including a fold out of the breed of the month.


title: Consumer Reports for Horses

text: Monthly reviews of various horse products with straight forward ratings and comments. Recent products included fly sprays, various supplements, etc.  The articles offer pros and cons of each product, manufacturer info and the cost. Wish they had more pages because what is there is very helpful.


title: No surprise here, my students' have created a waiting ...

text: No surprise here, my students' have created a waiting list to get their hands on this magazine and each time a new one arrives, the excitement fills the air!


title: a classroom favorite!!

text: Highlights, a classroom favorite!!!


title: Decorating is great!

text: Love it!


title: HG has lots of decorating tips!

text: I love the decorating ideas this magazine shows me. I have repurposed many pieces of furniture in my home with ideas I found in HG magazine.


title: Puzzles and jokes

text: I can actually read it! I'm 77 years old and the old eyes aren't what they use to be!


title: Exciting projects

text: Loved it


title: GREAT! Call the NYer toll free number to have the Amazon subscription linked and you get a great deal for this great publication

text: Born up in NYC and grew up reading this and I really like the digital edition particularly in these uniquely turbulent times. the only thing is that you have to call to have your subscription linked with them. It's priced very well on Amazon but if you buy from a vendor you have to take one more step.Fastest way is to call the toll free number for the New Yorker.


title: Sensationist journalism without a lot of fact checking. it's ...

text: Sensationist journalism without a lot of fact checking. it's not left wing at all nor it is right wing. It's just full of bogus info.


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Great Magazine!!!

text: I like everything about this magazine. I first saw it at my sisters and knew I had to get it. Great projects the average person can do and interesting articles. I am not a big magazine person but this one will be coming to my home for a long time!!!


title: Good deal for a good magazine

text: Recipes, remodeling, travel. Some of my favorite things in one, pretty magazine. My husband hates magazines, but even he likes to have this one around. Surprisingly, I even found him reading a recipe in this last issue and I couldn't believe it. I got a one year subscription here on Amazon for an amazing price. Arrived as expected.


title: This is an excellent publication

text: This is an excellent publication that does a great job of covering what is going on in the goat world.


title: BBC History Magazine

text: I've subscribed to this magazine for about 3 years after purchasing in on newstands. Everything stops when it arrives in the mail and it is the only magazine that I read cover to cover, even taking a stab at the puzzles and quizzes,though they are frequently too "inside baseball" (cricket?)for me. The issues do usually arrive late in the month, but it was the same on the newstand. And it's History, after all.


title: Excellent. Recipes

text: Loved. The. Magazine


title: Gift for my dad

text: Got this as a gift for my dad. Owns a Vette, loves Vettes.. this was perfect. He seems to really enjoy the subscription.


title: Perfect for a Fourth Grader

text:
My daughter (age 10) absolutely loves The Week Junior.  She likes reading, but spends most of her time on an iPad/YouTube.  But when The Week Junior arrives every Saturday, she literally shouts with joy and digs in.

She loves the news recaps, the "debate" section, and the fun facts.