title: Slow delivery

text: This is a fun magazine but I subscribe to it at Christmas time and I’ve only gotten one issue so far


title: My wife likes it.

text: My wife likes it.


title: Gift for 11 year old son

text: He's super excited when the magazine arrives and talks to us all about them. He loves animals. Thank you!


title: Should have read fine print

text: Was unaware it would take months to arrive!


title: Reiki magazine offers support to Reiki Master Healers, articles are informative, etc.

text: I like the format of the articles, quarterly, and it's helpful to read about other Reiki Practitioners in describing their experiences to help others.


title: Only One Magazine Received

text: I only received one magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: A must have!


title: Magazine subscription

text: Very pleased with price and promptness of order.  I've already received my first month's subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine and it is so convenient to have everything handled for me. Great job!


title: Must reading for naval historians!

text: The Naval Institute does a superb job in bringing together knowledgeable authors and new looks at significant military events of past conflicts.  This publication is highly recommended to amateur and professional historians.


title: Great read!

text: My daughter looked forward to getting this magazine every month! Great read!


title: Kit plane magazine

text: I’m a new student pilot looking for information on kit planes and I found this magazine very thin and not much content, I’d love to be a writer or in charge of the content of this publication, trust me this magazine would be way different and full of more information! Lol hire me.


title: great deal. 100% satisfied

text: Shipping was fast, great deal. 100% satisfied.


title: Great price.

text:
Picked up a year subscription for $5.  Can't beat that.

If you don't know about Popular Mechanics, go check it out at your local bookstore.  Good informational articles on a wide array of topics, couple with DYI-type stuff.  Very interesting.

The driving factor for me was the price ($5).

My only complaint is the publisher charges extra in order to access digital subscription for your e-reader.  Many publishers will include the digital access with a print subscription.  Lame.  But for five bucks, this will do.


title: Awesome Mag

text: This is just an awesome mag for aircraft of all kinds. Only flaw is it is bimonthly.


title: An advertisement, not a magazine

text: Full of shoe and video game ads.  Not much content.  Content is low quality.


title: All The News From a Christian Perspective

text:
I really enjoy World Magazine because they do a great job at reporting all the news though they are evangelical Christians, they don't shy away from stories that make Christians look bad. I feel that they are fair and balanced in their coverage. What's more, the style of reporting is professional, in-depth, and fair. I think the quality is on par if not even better than that of Time, Newsweek, or US News. And you don't get the liberal spin on things. You get a straitforward perspective on the news.
I would strongly, strongly recommend that Christians subscribe to World Magazine. It will help educated and inform you about the world in which you live.
When I have children and they are old enough to read, I will have them read World. And you should too.


title: Five Stars

text: If you own a pointer, then you will want to subscribe to PDJ


title: Crossword Puzzles

text:
The Crossword Puzzle subscription magazine that I purchased from Amazon is a delight as it offers puzzles from the very Easy to the quite difficult.  That, in essence, is why I bought that subscription.  EASY in the morning, 'till my brain wakes up...harder after I wake up!

I always get what I'm looking for with Amazon!


title: Love Texas Monthly

text: always great read...thanks!!  many great feature articles  we even enjoy the ads!  editorials are super  thank you very much<br />TM is our favorite


title: Good Magazine Excellent Advice

text: Of all my magazines I subscribe to this is the only one I have on auto renewal.  It's also the only one I religiously  read from cover to cover.


title: Good mag. for any artist or artlover

text: I bought a copy on the airport new stand a few years ago because I loved the painting on the cover. They do highlight many emerging artists which I like and a well rounded view with focus on western and southwestern venue. I have enjoyed it for 2-3 years.


title: Basic styles ideal for first time house buyers.

text: I was discouraged with the kitchens shown. The all white theme continued! I like wood and  cabinets with wood grain.  Most designs were very basic. I hoped for more elegant and classic decor.


title: Always reliable Martha Stewart Living magazine delivers a great fall issue.

text: Where are my copper pots? I was so glad to see Martha's copper pot collection again in use for great recipes. The Vegetarian Gumbo will be my first fall dish. There are so many amazing menu ideas using fall vegetables. Decorating tips are always welcome and those moving their décor from summer mode into fall/winter mode will be delighted with the international themes and creative projects.  I am digging out my copper collection and getting it ready for the punch of fall the first week of September!


title: Fun.

text: Look forward to it every month. Fun.


title: The best there is!!!

text: Simply the best general readership science magazine extant.  Wonderful, informative, cutting-edge articles and speculative theories.  My all-time favorite publication and something I eagerly anticipate every week.


title: Great gift.

text: This was a gift for my mom in a nursing home. The large print is very helpful. She enjoys the magazine.


title: Zoobooks

text: I have been ordering Zoobooks for several years for my grandson.  He loves them.  When we go for hikes on our city trails or to the zoo, he is always giving me information that he learned in Zobooks on the animals we see.  I am fascinated with all the knowledge he has gained from Zoobooks.


title: No longer worth it

text: The content is so hit and miss these days. The fiction, which I used to love in the New Yorker, ranges from boring to disgusting. I was pleased to allow my subscription to run out.


title: ... the magazine yet but we know that we will enjoy it.

text: We have not received the magazine yet but we know that we will enjoy it.


title: Five Stars

text: A


title: Can't Use on Nook HD

text: I did not realize when I bought this that I would not be able to access the magazine on my Nook HD. So, unless I want to buy a new tablet, this doesn't work for me.


title: Gift

text: Gift


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoying it !!!!!!!


title: Just right

text: The publication challenges my thinking without getting bogged down in jargon and splitting hairs. Just well written and (dare I say it?) fun content -- much of which I might even use to help me teach things.


title: Five Stars

text: Non pareil!


title: Makes great fire starter.

text: Completely out of touch with reality. This once great magazine is now nothing more that a cock holder the the radical left.


title: Five Stars

text: thank you


title: As good of a gift for women as men!

text: Bought this for my wife as a Christmas Stocking stuffer.  The projects are cool enough in there that I find more women picking it up off coffee table then men.  Great magazine with many ideas you will want to use to spruce up your home.


title: will not renew

text: this is nowhere near what it used to be


title: Awesome Enthusiast Magazine

text: If you are a gun enthusiast, then this is the magazine for you! Great quality of print, and a high end look. It has great articles from new guns, to historical weapons and museum visits, to lifestyle and even fitness. Articlesare written by professionals in the firearm world including former military,  and first responders, tactical experts and business owners. The only downside is that you read it cover to cover and then have to wait for the next issue.


title: My prior subscription made directly with Motorcycle Consumer News was ...

text: My prior subscription made directly with Motorcycle Consumer News was expiring in a month or so.  I was a little concerned that I might receive two issues for the last month or so (one from my expiring subscription and one from my new subscription).  Everything worked perfectly.  When I logged into my MCN account a week or so later, my subscription was extended for another year.  And this subscription was cheaper!


title: Never received this magazine

text: Never received any issues of this magazine, now they are trying to get me to order more


title: Five Stars

text: Our family is a huge fan of the National Geographic magazine.


title: Only received 3 issues on 1 yr. sub.

text: I love this magazine.  Great pictures and articles.  However, I only received 3 issues on a 1 year subscription.  This is unacceptable and I will not be renewing.


title: amazon made another mistake

text: you sent me a renewal offer on my subscription to american girl magazine that was supposed to keep going to my granddaughter, instead you sent it two the wrong house, mine, instead of renewing the gift subscription


title: A Great Resource!

text: Up to date reviews and photography tips.... a very good magazine and resource for serious hobbyists and pros alike.


title: Wonderful

text: I've subscribed for my wife, who is French, and she thinks it's terrific.

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title: Not focused on cooking and food anymore.

text: This magazine used to be good. The focus of the magazine has changed from cooking and food to cultural virtue signaling. I really wanted to keep the magazine. There are still a few decent recipes in each issue, but it's too tedious to wade through all the non-food articles.


title: One Star

text: won’t subscribe after the way they dissed Monica lewinski


title: Scientific American Is A Trustworthy Publication

text: Scientific American has a solid reputation for articles based on solid research; fact based reliable sources. They are trustworthy and quotable. Donating the magazine to the local Veteran's hospital when I am finished reading it.


title: downhill

text: used to love this magazine but it's really gone downhill. bummer. time for a new editor?


title: Fabulous, fun, and life-improving

text: I'm normally not a magazine person because I don't like paying for someone to advertise practically cover to cover with only a few stories here and there. This magazine has it all: things to enrich the community & our own lives, a little beauty and fashion here and there, and even some mind candy.


title: Timely and fulfilling

text: I ordered this for my mother, a crafter, through Amazon. Although the expected arrival date was projected to be 8-12 wks after ordering, and thus missing her birthday, the magazines began arriving almost immediately. Plus, as a crafter, she really rates these magazines highly.


Overpriced compared to many other car mags I get.  Has taken a month and a half and still no magazine. I would have been better to do a mail in card.


title: best price

text: This was the best price for an upgread for Wood Magazine. I would recommend this to anyone who liks Wood magazina


title: Thanks, but no thanks

text: This magazine gives unwarranted credibility to pseudo-science spouters like Vani Hari, (Food Babe) and if you question their thinking on this...hundreds of people, they accuse all these people of being paid shills for some mythical enterprise. Not my kind of rag.  Thanks, anyway.


title: Excellent articles, even better layout

text: Always a pleasure to read.  The articles are interesting, thoughtful, and well written.  The layout is neat, clean, and easy to read.  The editors have mostly resisted the current layout fad featuring unnecessarily large pictures and multiple undersize fonts printed on a non-contrasting background.


title: A very good magzine for keeping in pace with science & tech.

text: I subscribed this magzine last year. When I began to read it, I found it is more interesting than I expected. It has different kinds of articles about S & T. And all staffs in it are state-of-art knowledges. So if you like S & T, or you want to open your minds, this magzine is my recommendation.<br />One thing does not satisfy me is I received the second issue almost 2 month after the first issue, whereas Discover is issued every month.


title: AAA ++  Excellent!

text: Get's my vote every time.  If I could order a 10 year subscription I would


title: Always like TV Guide

text: Always like TV Guide.  But was disappointed that I had to wait a week for Kindle edition.  That's why I renewed early because I'm away from home & wanted.  After a phone call to Amazon it was available.


title: Recipient liked

text: Gift


title: Five Stars

text: getting a few less pages each year.


title: Save yourself the aggravation

text:
I wanted to brush up on my fishing so I subscribed to this publication.  After reading a few issues it I found myself not really enjoying reading it.  The fishing tips slim are at best and and a good deal of the magazine was not really about improving fishing.  After you read a few issues they start repeating them self.

The final straw came when I received a DVD that I did not request from Bass Master that if not return would start a DVD subscription!  The same day I canceled my subscription!  Save yourself the aggravation don't subscribe!


title: Not what we hoped

text: When I ordered this magazine, I wanted somethng that would help improve and give good tips for photography but it is primarily ads.  When it comes, it is breezed through and tossed in the recycle bin.


title: GREAT GIFT FOR SON-IN-LAW

text: REQUESTED BY DAUGHTER FOR HER HUSBAND (HA!).  NEEDLESS-TO-SAY, THE LIST OF 'HONEY DO' PROJECTS  INCREASED, WITH ALL THE WONDERFUL IDEAS COVERED IN THE MAGAZINE.


title: Fantastic Nature Mag for Young and Old!

text: Birds & Blooms is a long-standing favorite in our home.  The photographs of birds, butterflies, and flowers are breath-taking.  Some are perfect for framing!  Short write-ups are informative and helpful. All who love nature will find the magazine fascinating.  And the price...!  In this day of outrageous costs, Birds & Blooms is do-able for just about any income, and makes terrific gifts, too.


title: Great for anyone with kids!

text: This has a variety of helpful things, and I as a grandmother, can find new bks or new advice on old or new challenges.  Gave a subscription to my son, too.


title: Birds & Bloom

text: I love this mag because it has beautiful photography and great articles about my favorite creatures. It isn't ad heavy and is well written.


title: Love this Magazine

text: This is a very informative magazine. Love to read it from beginning to end. Great articles.I base some of my TV viewing on some of the critic's opinions on this magazine.


title: A Great Way to Renew your magazine subscription

text: The extension of my subscription was seamless and I was able to save a considerable amount on the renewal.


title: Disappointed

text: I can only say this, it looked like a good magazine to get, the problem i have is<br />I NEVER GOT 1 "one" single issue!!!!


title: Impossible to cancel

text: This was a gift subscription, and unfortunately the recipient of this magazine is no longer able to read it at 86 years old.  I tried to cancel this subscription several months before the renewal date and was told it was too late.  The magazine is primarily ads and is not worth the money.  It has been impossible to cancel this subscription.  I would not recommend subscribing unless you want to continue your subscription forever.


title: Great price & service!!

text: Great price for 2 year subscription, received the first copy within 4 weeks of subscribing!!


title: Five Stars

text: always loved the digest


title: Not For Everyday Cooks.

text: I never heard of some of the ingredients in the recipes, and I have been a cook for many years. Not very many plain everyday recipes. Another one I cancelled after the first issue.


title: Not For Me

text: This is definitely for the younger set. Nothing of interest for the more mature reader. After trying the first issue, I cancelled my subscription.


title: LOVE IT

text: No advertising in it all photos.  Beautiful loved reading it. Got lots of ideas from it


title: Five Stars

text: The best magazine for the watercolorist.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine of you love to ski and everything about skiing


title: Educational and Entertaining

text: This was sent as a gift to a friend who has 4 little ones. The kids love it! It’s educational and entertaining — great especially during the pandemic!


title: Not for those who live within means

text: Dont love this travel Mag- more for the rich and famous who travel WITHOUT budgets of any kind. Does NOT fit my travel style


title: Great magazine

text: This is a great magazine and I received it much faster then they had originally told me.


title: Excellent magazine if you're a train lover

text: My husband really looks forward to the arrival of his next magazine.  He loves it and spends hours pouring thru the pictures and articles.


title: Essence Mag

text: the magazine is great in digital form since i receive it on time however the print copy takes forever to get to me so happy that i can access the digital portion or else i would have rated this one star


title: Someone messed up!

text:
This PM subscription was described by Amazon as being either a new subscription, or a continuation of an existing subscription.
In the past, PM has always just added 12 months to my current subscription.  This time however, a new subscription was started with the same name and address.
As yet I've had no response from PM apart from an automated acknowledgment (no 800 number any more so all contact is either by email or post), so I've currently no idea whether it was Amazon or PM that messed up.
If my subscription gets extended as it should then great, if not then it was a total waste of money.
The magazine itself is fine, although the content assumes the reader to be a lot dumber when compared to issues from twenty years ago (more pics, less text, and an apparent assumption that the reader has a lower IQ).

Should the subscription issue be resolved I'll amend my rating accordingly.

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title: very disappointed in purchase

text: i  purchased this magazine for my granddaughter in November as a Christmas gift . She has only received one issue since .now being March . what is going on ?


title: very satisfied

text: I ordered this magazine for a friend of mine and she loves it.the recipies are appealing and easy to make. the articles are interesting.


title: Luv, luv, luv

text: This is my favorite magazine ever. I enjoy all things outdoors and the gear needed to enjoy it. I also enjoy reading others experiences, good the bad and the ugly.


title: One Star

text: Snake oil, while you get the magazine you do not get the gift card.


title: Awesome Mag!

text: I got this as a freebie with a purchase but like it so much I will keep the subscription.  A very witty survey of issues with good writing.


title: I got this confused with the Atlantic (yes I'm getting ...

text: I got this confused with the Atlantic (yes I'm getting senile).  This is just awful fluff for UES wanna-bes.  Editor's Note: I previously lived in the UES.


title: It was a really great magazine pre-2008

text: It was a really great magazine pre-2008.  Something happened and it has not regained its pre-recession density in terms of pages or useful info.


title: DISAPPOINTING even for $5 annually

text: There are a lot better shelter mags out there (Veranda, House Beautiful).  Very NY-centric which is fine.  It has been getting worst lately.  Most spreads are just not that useful or educational.  There are actually quite a few recently of homes that are downright boring and unexceptional.


Great recipes according to my sons girlfriend; I have renewed this magazine for 3 years for her and she continues to enjoy the recipes!


title: Five Stars

text: This is the 3rd year I have renewed this subscription for my son's girlfriend; she loves it!


title: All You Magazine

text: I do not yet know if I am satisfied with this purchase because I still have not received it.  I ordered it on October 23 and today is November 22.  I am still waiting for it to come in the mail but until then I cannot say if I am satisfied or not.


title: Four Stars

text: Great recipes.


title: Inspirational Magazine for Foodies!

text: This magazine is a real treat and I devour it monthly!


title: Never received

text: We never received the magazine


title: Eh probably wouldn’t buy again.

text: This is mailed to me about a month after the new copy is released in the grocery store.


title: Mostly ads, some content, but not really worth it

text: Not a bad publication, but it really is mostly ads. Some insightful articles and the industry focus editions can be interesting, but for the most part, not worth it.


title: Five Stars

text: Can't wait to get. It comes on time.


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: Four Stars

text: I love the pictures and the recipes!


title: Best magazine of all time

text: Just about the only magazine left in the world that is able to deep dive into really fascinating topics in the tech world without being stuffy or annoying. Think Anthony Bourdain meets Silicon Valley. Love the articles, love the illustrations/graphics. I really enjoy supporting this magazine and its mission with a subscription. Highly recommend—you will not be disappointed.


title: Ok

text: Not what I thought


title: Two Stars

text: Edited:<br />Okay, I received it at the end of the day, so I'd re-adjust my ratings.


title: More like an ad catalog than a magazine

text: Ads everywhere and hardly any articles. Nothing to read, really. More like an ad catalog than a magazine. I'm cancelling the auto renewal.


title: More magazine than TV Guide

text: The articles are enjoyable but there is very little relation to local TV programming.  TV Guide at one  time was specific to local areas, but now has nothing on local stations, programming, etc.  I'm disappointed!  Maybe Amazon could suggest changes to TV Guide?


title: Five Stars

text: Great grand daughter loves it & learns a lot. Saves them all.


title: great magazine terrible customer service

text: Love the magazine but was told my subscription ran out after 8 months when I paid for a year. After 8 emails no resolution.


title: My children enjoy reading it.

text: This is a very good magazine for children.  Even my youngest daughter that is not one to do much reading, she did take a liking to National Geographic Kids.  Even though I ordered this magazine for my 13 year son, this magazine goes around a lot in my home, even to my 21 year old daughter (that loves reading).<br />National Geographic Kids has good and interesting information and lots of good pictures.  I recommend this magazine for any family.  The shipping may have taken a little longer than I thought it should.


title: Requires lots of  reading

text: Highlights is a very good magazine for youths that enjoys reading.  I ordered this magazine for my oldest daughter many years ago when she was a little girl about 7 years old, (she is now 21 years old) and she loved Highlights.  But she was a very compulsive reader, as she is now.  She loved reading as much then as she does now.  Though my 8 year old daughter enjoys doing puzzles in Highlights, she is not much of a reader.  She looked through the magazine for a minute but did not show much interest after that.<br />I still think Highlights is a very good magazine for youths because it has much to offer.  You just have to know your child and know what they may or may not like.  The shipping also took a little longer than I thought it should, but it's worth the money.


title: Used to be good

text: One big fat advertisement.  The "hunting" articles are nothing more than sales pitches.  Pages are slick and non absorbent, not even good for toilet paper.


title: Great magazine for families!

text: I love this magazine! It is always filled with great ideas that are fairly simple and easy. I use it at home and at school. It has features for several different age groups. I like it so much I am purchasing it as a gift for our friends with children.


I always loved Games magazine when I was a kid, so I ordered this now that I have kids. We all work on the puzzles together and have great fun!


title: Beautifully put together, dreams delivered every quarter

text: The photography is fantastic and love the stories.


title: More ads then recipes

text: This magazine is filled with too much fluff and not enough recipes. Disappointed that for every recipe there is twice the amount of adds. I am stuck in a subscription so hoping the next one is better


title: Very helpful to know what does well in the south.

text: Love this magazine,  it's so informative for southern gardening.


title: ... of schedule and is a bargain price for my favorite magazine.

text: Made it a month ahead of schedule and is a bargain price for my favorite magazine.


title: Just lame

text: Noooo


title: downhill slide

text: Outside is not the magazine I remember from years ago. The ratio of substance to drivel appears to be steadily increasing. Fully half the content is oriented towards consumption of products. The old magazine used to inspire me to get outdoors and do things; in the current version, every awesome and/or inspirational photo or article is accompanied by a dozen lightweight features about how privileged white people can spend their excess cash.  Thanks, but no thanks. I'm opting out.


title: Paid for an invisible magazine.

text: Received my renewal notice tiday. I had forgotten that I subscribed to this magazine because I received zero issues of the magazine. I paid a whole year subscription to an invisible magazine. I feel cheated. I didn't enjoy that. I will not be renewing.


title: Biased...IMHO

text: IMHO...the magazine has creepy bias towards one ABC soap actress, her character and the character's wannabe pairing in particular.  The interviews seem skewed and edited to make some look good and others not so much.  Not gonna waste my hard earned money on the musings of some glorified fangirls.  I want something objective, fair, and unbiased something to match what I see onscreen.


title: Five Stars

text: Yes


title: German Life Magazine

text: You won't go wrong ordering this Magazine!  It is a wonderful source for all things German.  I have saved every copy of this magazine and it brings back wonderful memories of places I've visited!


title: Piecework Magazine

text: This is the best magazine for showing old needlework and new needlework from all kinds of sources.  I love reading it and have saved every copy.


title: Alaska Magazine

text: This is a magazine with something interesting for everyone.  We so enjoy reading it every time it comes.  Kudos to the writers!


title: Okay magazine

text: Every Good Housekeeping magazine looks the same. As usual, there's tons of ads. Decent magazine. I haven't really gotten much out of it though. It was a great price at Amazon.... I think I got it for like $6 or something like that. Not bad.


title: Four Stars

text: I gift this magazine to my daughter each year. She loves it. The patterns are more on trend.


title: Oprah Does It Again

text: From the incredibly gifted Oprah comes this immensely interesting magazine. Multiple curiosities are piqued and satisfied in this wonderful magazine.


title: Interesting reading for the HandyMan

text: A great magazine for the handyman.  The ideas can save you many times over what the magazine costs


title: Contents are great, but I don't know about the delivery..

text:
If you enjoy watching Food Network shows, you will love this magazine.
You will find not only the great recipes from Food Network but also some interesting things such as backstage story, chef surveys and etc. Almost every recipes come with beautiful pictures. I am also a huge fan of their 'almost famous..' recipes(basically copycat of famous restaurant recipes, they are very very close to the original). The only complain about this magaizne is, the delivery is not very good.
All of other magazines that I am subscribing (e.g. MSL, Everyday Food, Everyday with RR, Taste of Home...) arrive in before or at least on the same date they come out on magazine stands.
This one is ALWAYS late from several days to about a week, and finally, last month's issue never arrived. Yes, I understand that sometimes the mails could get lost, but when every issues run late like this, I can't help but question it. So, if you think the advantage of subsribing is an early delivery, that is not true for this magazine..


title: Practically Perfect in Every Way

text: I subscribed to this magazine somewhat spontaneously, and I've been so pleased! I love tea, and I love the gorgeous tablescapes and china they feature in every issue. It's a beautiful magazine, but unlike some other magazines you might associate with it (like Victoria or Sunset), I never get the feeling that the places or people I'm reading about are distant-- I feel like I could easily visit every tea room, enjoy every recipe, and collect china as lovely as the pieces in the photos. This magazine is like a calm vacation for me, and I'd definitely recommend it to other tea lovers.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice


title: Four Stars

text: It was a gift, but he enjoys reading the magazine


title: free for review

text: i love reader digest because it helps me to learn about different things in life also it has good news in it i love reading for a peace of mind it also has nice pictures in it a lot for such a small book i got it free for my honest review [[ASIN:B00AFCSEZQ #1 FORMULA Optineuro® for Increased Focus, Concentration + Memory | #1 Best-Selling #1 Top Rated #1 Backed by Science Brain Food Supplement | Premium Nootropic Stack | Massive 1150mg per serving]]


title: Not the same

text: Articles are not very interesting. I was hoping it would be like the old Readers Digest I read 40+ years ago. Very disappointed.


title: Five Stars

text: My address label now reads exp. date of 2/16, so it is in effect!


title: Speedy service

text: Love this magizine, and I received my first copy way before the designated date range , wouldn't expect anything different as a Amazon "prime member". Thanks!


title: One of the Best !

text: This magazine is a gem! One of the best out there for anyone interested in art, involving all things, places, and people from a western perspective. You don't even have to be a collector; you only need to be curious, and appreciate and enjoy western art, as this magazine shows the best there is on the market. Highly educational as well: you learn a lot about this genre of art.


title: Best for Western Art

text: This magazine is by far the best for western art.  Great articles on artists and techniques.  Excellent quality magazine.


title: Bear magazine

text: So far a pretty good magazine


title: but useful I suppose

text: More "mom" magazine than the website would have you know, but useful I suppose :)


title: LOVE this magazine:)

text: I look forward to this magazine every month.  I find it different from most of the other hum drum magazines.  Received as a gift the first year, and haven't been without it since.  Give it a try......you might like it!


title: Thanks. I can't wait to receive my first issue ...

text: Thanks . I can't wait to receive my first issue.


title: Great magazine

text: This is a great magazine if you enjoy learning about recent digs that shed light on history you were not taught in school or see on. National Geographic . Recently the articles are much more diverse and have great pictures. Highly recommend.


title: Current articles

text: Typical magazine with lots of adds but very useful reading material.


title: I enjoyed it although I thought there would be more recipes ...

text: I got my first issue and couldnt wait to read it. I enjoyed it although I thought there would be more recipes in it.(Isn't it about the cooking?) Alot of ads, but I did enjoy it.


title: GREAT NEW MAG!

text: I purchased this for my daughter who is a Food Network "foodie" and she is enjoying it!


title: About the best food magazine out there

text: I still miss Gourmet-- to me, that was the pinnacle of the food periodical world. But Saveur has always filled the gap for me. The photography is always excellent. There are interesting recipes to be found that are well-written and reliable. Most of the writing is excellent, and I rarely skip an article-- when I do, it's when an article veers into travel blog territory rather than food writing. I think they're trying to expand to a younger audience, and that's fine if it keeps them in business. I loved the old top 100 issues and definitely miss those. I used to savor every word of them. In the absence of perfection, though, this magazine is the next best thing.


title: Sunset is the best

text: I love Sunset! I do wish they had an East Coast version, but I still this it’s a gorgeous publication featuring so many things I am interested in.


title: I like more how to type of photography.

text: This magazine is more editorial and product featuring than I wanted. It was cheap though so I took a chance, I still read it for fun.


title: great

text: I sent this as a gift to a love one and they recieved it in 4 weeks.


title: Great resource

text: Issues include interesting decorating ideas, great recipes -- a "must have".


title: It's a guilty pleasure and feel like it's the perfect accent to throw on my coffee ...

text: Obsessed w this magazine. It's a guilty pleasure and feel like it's the perfect accent to throw on my coffee table for guests.


title: Five Stars

text: Probably the best interior design magazine ever.


title: Five Stars

text: This is a perfect magazine for babies, toddlers and small children.  It has beautiful illustrations, poetry and stories of high literary quality.  The tone is joyful and captures the spirit of childhood.  Older kids starting to read love the pictures and can enjoy it too.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for our grandchildren!!


title: Two Stars

text: way too many advertisements.


title: renovations

text: I'm renovated two houses on one property; love the ideas and photos....the only journal that I keep for years and go back to as a reference.


title: Nice

text: I really enjoy the recipes in here.


title: I still like reading about them and incorporating their ideas into my ...

text: Even if I don't have time for their home projects, I still like reading about them and incorporating their ideas into my home.


title: Not As Good As Others

text: It's not that great. I much prefer Businessweek - something about this magazine is boring, which is weird because I love Time. Can't quite put my finger on it but it's not interesting.

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title: nice reclpes

text: good read


title: nice book

text: nice recipes


title: Current information.

text: Ideas and enjoyment.


title: Poor set up here

text: 0 Stars actually. Automatic renewal, cancelled but not canceling and can not contact in person with questions..... Poor set up here, If you really want to make money selling, do the work and publish a decent magazine with fewer ads and better articles. Don't send out a promotion and then just keep billing, poor relations, it will come back to bite you, trust me.


title: good source

text: I really like the interviews, and some sport/health-related articles. Just most the merchandise being offered is waaay above my pay grade. But dreaming does not pay taxes...


title: It gives you knowledgable choices.

text: It's very helpful in circumventing all that is on TV


title: Great resource for Writers

text: Great resource for Writers! Information and insights of value that connect Writers with a sense of community. Love it! Unfortunately the US Postal Office machine tore my copy up so I was stuck with a ripped but readable version of the magazine.


title: As expected

text: As expected


title: Five Stars

text: Great reading. Love reading about bikes. This is a good mag


title: Would purchase again

text: I purchased these for my three and four year old. They absolutely love them but the pages are incredibly fragile.


title: Good magazine

text: I bought this as a gift for a 2 1/2 year old, and he LOVES it!


title: Three Stars

text: thought it would have more articles


title: The last great men's magazine.

text: Insightful articles, actual journalism, and useful style guides. It hasn't turned into a sopping mass of commercialism and gaudy fashion advertisements like GQ and Esquire. If you only get one magazine, make it this one.


title: Good for enthusiasts, but took a long time to arrve

text: My husband and son enjoy reading this.  I bought this when it was on sale for $5, but it took months for it to arrive.  I had almost forgotten about it!  Then, when it did arrive, we received several months worth within a week or so.  Probably won't renew when subscription is over.


title: Takes too long to receive.

text: I had this magazine in the past, and liked it.  However, I ordered it from Amazon on December 6. I don't understand why it takes 12 to 16 weeks for them to start the subscription.  My estimated delivery is Feb 28- Mar 28.  The delay is why I only gave it 2 stars.  Plus I have been receiving emails  for several weeks discussing what's in the issue, and wanting me to subscribe.  Frustrating!


title: Classically good magazine

text: Recipes are on point, feels like less advertising in this one. You get more publication.


title: Wonderfully informative and incredible photo documentations!

text: I have been a fan of this magazine for a long time, although I have not subscribed or purchased this for just as long. It has continued achieving it's high standards in striving for excellence in all aspects of it's publications.


title: Five Stars

text: My mom LOVES it!!!


title: Not like the old

text: Not as through and in-depth as old MSL magazines but still informative.


title: Great magazine!

text: My guy loves this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome magazine.


title: Loved by Non-geek

text: My husband, who never goes near our computer, loves this. At one store, the puzzled clerk stared and said "Weird?" He beamed and said, "That too."


title: Mostly great, need to drop the Dr. Oz quackery.

text: 80% of the time, a great magazine featuring great housekeeping, decorating, and food tips, along with inspirational, classy, and interesting people.  The other 20% of the time, the magazine features Dr. Oz and ends up in my trash.  I would give the magazine 5 stars if they quit with the quack's "No diet diet plan" and other such nonsense.  They feature him alot.


title: Great magazine, will order again.

text: Large print good for me, being 74 years old.


title: Absolument parfait!

text: Wonderful for practicing and learning current usage.


title: Five Stars

text: Always good. Excellent delivery.


title: Good unbiased coverage of new products

text: I have subscribed when this goes on sale (not very often unfortunately). It is actually worth the full price if you happen to really want a subscription. Good unbiased coverage of new products, motorcycle and accessory reviews that are very useful and "how to" pieces on maintenance and safe driving. There is some kookiness that can be overlooked in the "medical" section, but I won't hold it against them - it is a point of view and I don't have to agree with it.


title: Five Stars

text: got it for the coupons.


title: Five Stars

text: The hate is super-dorky.


title: Always look forward to it!

text: Love Highlights! My daughter goes straight to the picture find pages but we love the stories and other activities as well. Also makes a great gift!


title: Four Stars

text: you know its good


title: Be careful if you use a credit card to subscribe

text: I purchased a one-year subscription for my mom. She seemed to enjoy the magazine. When renewal time came around, I didn't receive any notice that my credit card would be charged again. By the time I noticed the charge on my statement, the date had passed by several months. I sent an email to their customer service department asking how to cancel and the reply stated that service would continue until my next expiration date in 5 months. I replied asking if I had an account that I could access so that I could set up the account to not renew automatically. This time the representative offered to cancel my subscription and give me a refund for the remaining issues. I am grateful for the refund; however, I don't appreciate my credit card being automatically charged or being misled about their cancellation policies.


title: Dot Com Revisted

text: I quit my subscription of Businessweek after the dot-com crash.  Articles leading up to the crash seemed to rationalize the "new economy."  Who came up with the concept of a new economy, driven by "information" instead of profits.  Snake oil sales.  Two weeks ago I picked up an issue about the housing crises, and I thought it sounded more down-to-earth reporting, but they don't offer much of a contrarian opinion, and I think they missed catching a nice market bounce.  If you're looking for investment ideas, I would use Businessweek as a good contrarian indicator, when they say it's hot, get ready to get out.  If they say it's cold, take a second look.


title: Best backpacking magazine

text: I've been reading this magazine for years. The tips and how-to's are priceless and are actually practical and usable in the field. They also list great hikes for every region in the country. If you're an avid backpacker, you should read this magazine.


title: I fell in love with it at first glance back in the early ...

text: No child should live in a world where they can't get there hands on this periodical. I fell in love with it at first glance back in the early 60's and the world opened up.


title: Martha Stewart Magazine

text: Love this magazine! Stylish magazine and lots of scrumptious recipes, as well!


title: Fantastic!

text: This magazine is one of the absolute best I've experienced in years!  If you like Discover-this one is even better.  Continuous exciting updates on new ideas.  They do the thinking for you; and the subjects they cover are amazing.. And no, not a lot of words-page after page-pictures and as simple and concise as possible.  Thanx!


title: Recipes contain easy to find ingredients

text: Great magazine


title: It was only a single magazine!

text: Only one copy of the food network magazine


title: Magazine with great ideas!

text: I love this magazine!


title: Always good

text: This magazine is the ultimate multi-species periodical on the market today. While others may cover one particular species of fish (i.e. Bass) this is one of the few that covers all the more common sport fishes in the US.


title: Men's Magazine for Liberals

text: Men's magazine with stories that take a liberal tilt with unnecessary shots at President Trump. Needs to stick to men's stuff and avoid political and social issues. I won't be renewing.


I thought it was going be the same magazine I get at the grocery store but is NOT. Is very thin and less than half the pages of the regular magazine. I gave it 2 stars because have good recipes and nice articles. But im dissapointed, is not what I was expecting.


title: Five Stars

text: Im so glad I bought this magazine. Is exactly as the ones at the grocery store.


title: Please make this available on Kindle Fire

text:
I've pre-ordered the Kindle Fire primarily to read Top Gear, Evo, Practical Photography on the tablet. Paying $10 a pop for these things is frankly ridiculous.

I still prefer the e-ink screen for real books but you can't beat a nice IPS tablet for Mags.


text:
I've pre-ordered the Kindle Fire primarily to read Top Gear, Evo, Practical Photography on the tablet. Paying $10 a pop for these things is frankly ridiculous.

I still prefer to read books on the e-ink screen but Magazines are best viewed on glossy paper or a nice IPS panel.


title: The Best Biweekly Newspaper of the West!

text: The best source for news, analysis and commentary on all aspects of environmental stewardship (wildlife conservation, public lands, growth, politics "which as of today in 2005 the polices being implementing are forever altering these beautiful natural lands forever" Let me remind you...are, the people of the U.S.'s public lands!), as well as the the great people's life stories who live in the 11 Western states, and truly love & care for this special place they call home. I've been a subscriber for many years, and a reader for the last 20 years, and I couldn't recommend a better source of accurate and educational information about the West and the critical issues it faces.


title: Love this magazine!

text: I love this magazine.  It's for anyone who loves history regardless of era and if one is interested in learning more on a topic, websites and books are listed.  It's always worth the wait.  Unfortunately, I have to travel quite a distance to buy the special editions which are fantastic.  I wish they gave the option of ordering the special editions when one places a subscription order.


title: Lacks innovation

text: I struggle with CL these days. In an effort to appeal to people who don’t really like to cook, the editors have dumbed down many recipes. For most recipes I’d actually make, I already have a very similar go-to recipe I like—there are very few innovations. Plus many recipes are not very “light” and seem to rely on recommending a tiny portion to keep fat/calorie counts down.


title: Love Prevention Magazine....

text: Great little magazine.  It encouraged me to start walking for my health, and my weight loss is really going well.


title: Boring

text: To many ads


title: Multi facet reading fun

text: Relaxing read before sleep


title: So good to be back,  hasn't changed much in 40 thank goodness

text: Just like an old friend


title: Five Stars

text: this was a great savings for a great magazine


title: NECESSARY FOR GREAT BIBLE STUDY

text: Do my daily bible study about 7:30 a.m. and then my final reading is Simple Grace - it truly pulls my Bible studies together and refreshes me for the day ahead. I can't tell you how much I love the articles and the devotions. Each day has a different question from another person and is answered in such a blessed way with scripture and love. I love it - really need it in my daily walk with Jesus.


title: Four Stars

text: interesting


title: Delivery issue

text: had a problem getting delivery sorted out and missed s couple of issues - still, have to remember that people are trying to cope with the virus shutdown, so no big deal.


title: Rating is for subscription service, not the magazine...

text:
I've been reading interview since the late 80's and I have always enjoyed it.  However, this is not the purpose of this rating.

My one star is for the subscription service.  When I subscribed in the 90's I got each issue monthly without any problems.  I resubscribed in the Summer of 2009... and didn't get my first issue until the October 2009 issue arrived sometime in November which I thought was a bit weird at the time... but didn't give too much attention to.

I received issues through January, and then they stopped. I contacted subscriptions and got the same song and dance about the February issue that other people have already mentioned.  Then I harassed them mercilessly and finally got the March issue mailed to me in mid-April.

I contacted them again today because I have not seen any sign of the April or May issue... both of which have been on the newsstands, but not at my door.  It is beyond frustrating knowing that something has been published and that you should have a copy, but you're not getting it.

Their subscription service sucks.  Clearly we, the subscribers, are unimportant to them.  If it doesn't pick up I'll likely ask for a refund but, honestly, I'm not holding my breath that I'll get it given how unreliable everything else has been with them.  I also subscribed for four years through one of those school fundraiser things because I just assumed there wouldn't be a problem... I'm sure I don't have to comment about how much I regret that.

Good magazine but horrible, terrible, awful subscription service.


title: Five Stars

text: My fave FOR Many years


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: My fave!


title: As described

text: As described


title: Kids will love!

text: Cute little books. Fun for the kids and they loved getting them in the mail.


title: My son LOVES these!

text: My son LOVES these! The first one arrived a lot sooner than expected. Keeps him engaged, he re-reads them, has fun activity things and definitely age appropriate (he's 8). Would recommend.


title: Content was disappointing

text: Content was disappointing


title: Love this magazine!!!

text: A beautifully put together magazine.


title: Information about Playstation games

text: PlayStation: the Official Magazine give you information about all play station games and consoles.


title: Great Magazine

text: Official Xbox Magazine gives the low down on new games.


title: 8 year old loves!

text: Ordered for my daughter's 8th birthday. She has gotten 2 issues and absolutely loves them. It's hard to keep her attention but she reads these over and over.


title: Great recipes!

text: I enjoy reading all the recipes and determining when I'm going to try them.  Most are easy to prepare and I usually have most of the ingredients on hand.  They have many recipes that I can alter for specific allergies in my household.


title: Can't end automatic renewals or cancel

text: I don't want this product anymore, but it keeps automatically renewing and I can't get out of it or cancel.


title: O, Magazine

text:
I am glad to be receiving the O, Magazine.  I love watching Oprah on TV and I am sure that I will love reading the magazine.

Thanks for offering the magazine at a reduced price.

I love Amazon.com.


title: I love Amazon’s TV Guide subscription.

text:
I love the price of $20 per year for the TV guide.
 I get offers in the mail for three and four times that price, ridiculous!
 Amazon just renews Subscription every year for the same price. One less thing to bother with!


title: Blah!!

text: Nothing exceptional.


title: Given as gift

text: Purchased for gift<br />  They like it


title: Happy

text: So happy that I have my star subscription again.I'm disappointed though that I can not view it online and since I don't have a kindle fire just a regular kindle I cant view it that way either.wish they would let us have access to it on our pc's.


title: A Favorite

text: Great rewards. Always shop Rewards when able.


title: Great magazine to keep in touch with Scotland, both past and present.

text: Great magazine that features a different region in Scotland every month, as well as feature on a family clan, and lists of events and places to visit. Written by people who know and care about Scotland.


title: Its very thin on content

text: This is a very thin magazine even for a kids magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great product!


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine is full of entertainment


title: Good motivation and ideas

text: Love this magazine for inspiration. There are some things in here which are completely expensive and not everyone could do on a regular basis. However, this magazine is great for inspiration or to give you something to aspire too.


title: This magazine is great

text: What can you say this magazine is great and never fails to have some great articles inside. Love the fashion articles the most.


title: Good ideas

text: Good ideas that I can actually do


title: Great electronically

text: Sending issues late by the  mail is redundant. But thank you though. I read more electronically anyway. I'll read them later.


title: Cigar know how

text: Everyone that’s smiles more than 1 stick a year pays attention to this magazine. More than cigar stuff. Good articles ect.


title: I had forgotten why...

text: I saw an ad for this magazine I used to look forward to getting in my mail. I was excited until I read the reviews and realized why I had stopped getting it.  They had sent me old issues that I already had as part of my subscription. I felt like I wasted my money.  I also noted the increase in ads and the less quality and quantity of useful recipes and tips.  The photos are always beautiful but that is not why I bought the magazine.


title: Really like it at the time as it had some great ...

text: I used to get this magazine back in the 1990's. Really like it at the time as it had some great recipes. Ordered the magazine subscription last year and it took "forever" to get the first issue. Wrote a couple times to question when my first issue would arrive. Finally got the first issue and was disappointed. The magazine is no longer as good as it once was and never knew when I was going to get the next issue. In fact, I think I only got 2 out of the 3 issues I was supposed to get. Luckily it was a cheap subscription so didn't really lose any money, but I did not renew the subscription. Sometimes I wonder if I got the magazine at the wrong time and the issues I got weren't what I was interested in and better ones would come in later issues. Maybe I need to check the issues on the magazine stands and see if there are issues I'm interested in and renew if there is. All I know for sure is that the couple issues I received I was not impressed with.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine and for a good price!


title: Professional tools reviews rock!

text: I like the tool reviews. It is nice to know pros and cons if you are interested in that tool.  Too many ads though.


title: Fun for someone who doesn't fly!

text: Great magazine for a hobbyist. I don't fly but enjoy aviation very much. I skim a few of the more technical articles, but overall still fun for me!


title: Great magazine

text: Great articles, very colorful and upbeat


title: Disappointed

text: Very disappointed nothing like the past outdoor life magazines will not re-order


title: Out of Print

text: The magazine is no longer being printed per a reply from the publishers. I'm not sure how to get my money refunded. The Website is wonderful.


title: It's a trap! Loved the mag but the trial, to subscription, to auto-renewal...

text:
Love the mag but the trial subscription, auto-renewal is a trap...

Maybe this isn't the magazine's doing, and I'm sure it's all legal, just the usual fine-print psychographics-based snare of modern consumer sales, but it feels like they use every underhanded trick in the book to make this thing stick. No (!) order notices sent, on rollover from 12-week trial to a subscription. Then the subscription is automatically set up to renew. 47 week period, not a year, so it happens before you're expecting. Charged at 45 weeks. Doesn't alert you, show in "Your Orders" until a week after the "Order Date". Maybe it's in "Your Subscriptions" but who looks at that for no reason? Cancellation doesn't appear to take, when done through the website. Twenty minute, three representative tag-team ordeal to finally positively execute the cancellation.


title: The best french magazine!

text: It took a long time to get my Paris-match, but now it comes every week. It is  a great magazine, informative and free of ads.


title: Quality not quantity

text: OH&P + monthly rate, plus delivery and tax - your reoccurring rate is a hot mess.


title: Its not great but for the price it is o k I guess,

text: Not great but ok


title: Four Stars

text: Disappointed that the online subscription was not included


title: My one magazine

text: I can't believe that I am so much of a pop culture junkie!  But it keeps me informed about TV and movies.  Some of the articles I devour.  I love the satire.  I get good recommendations for music and books also.

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title: Five Stars

text: My husband enjoys reading SI


title: Four Stars

text: For someone else that loves the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: My friend loves this magazine.


title: Excellent, honest magazine.

text: I look forward to it every month and so do folks that visit us.  Very comprehensive, factual and interesting products that are reviewed.


title: National Observer Book of Crosswords

text: Excellent book of crosswords, if you like a challenge.  It is not for the faint-hearted.


title: love this magazine - everything I want to know about nails plus GORGEOUS  nail art

text: Consistently good useful articles on nail care and DIY nail designs. Who knew about Indies nail polish?!!! The nails are eyeopening. I have been inspired to try this myself using the easy to follow step by steps. PS the magazine even tells you how to get the polish off - not easy job with new glitter and texture polishes.


title: Dumbed down over time, too much focus on basic carpentry, not enough topic diversity.

text:
I used to really enjoy this magazine when I first started reading it ~15 years ago.  I appreciated that they went beyond the basics (fixing a sink, replacing a light bulb) and, at that time, showed a larger spectrum of repair, diagnostic, construction, automotive, and other projects.  I remember a detailed article on tearing off your own roof (to prep for professional installation), a detailed article on automotive brake jobs (beyond pad replacement), diagnosing a roof leak by using a garden hose, and all the typical leak penetration areas, and how to repair them with minimal disruption.

One of the first cautionary signs was when the logo and cover art changed to something that resembled Sunset magazine.  It was all about patio furniture, building a cute deck, etc. and much less about repair, or more in-depth jobs.

It seems like the editors and columnists (these days) are heavily focused on basic carpentry (building a shed, building another work bench, more garage storage, clever tool storage, etc. etc.).  That's fine, but when most of the magazine is about just those topics, it gets boring and repetitive and I find myself flipping through quickly and tossing it.

I was encouraged a year or so ago when they introduced a series of articles about beginner welding (what a powerful skill this was to add to your skillset).  I thought; yes, let's get beyond the basics of using a table saw and miter saw for carpentry jobs (getting pretty boring to read about).  But, for some reason, the welding feature was a one (or two) time deal, and never came back in any shape or form (the power of metalworking/repair).

I have also not seen a good, basic automotive repair/diagnostic article in a long time (since that in-depth brake job article ~5+ years ago).  Instead, the short automotive section is now devoted to things like "how to shop for a car online."  Really...  Another issue that went right in the trash.

It's a shame and, perhaps, a sign of the times (liability concerns, work of any depth being farmed out to an "expert", disposable mindset where things just get tossed rather than repaired), but I just don't find the value with Family Handyman that I used to, so just let my subscription go.

To frame it for you, I'm in my mid 40s, enjoy repairing things, building things, but also like to challenge myself beyond basic carpentry.  I'd be fascinated by more articles on automotive repair, perhaps some intro-level hobbyist machining (there are small bench top machines sold to hobbyists), a bit more on welding and/or basic metal work to build/repair things.

Unlike others, I didn't mind all the ads (that what sells the magazines, and most were somewhat related to handyman topics).  It was the shift to mostly carpentry topics and less technical/diagnostic/repair depth that had me tossing more copies than I kept.

I think I've seen enough articles on "clever storage hacks" and how to build another pergola, so time to let this one go...


title: Good service. I like the magazine because I like ...

text: Good service.  I like the magazine because I like Texas, and I like the way TM looks at it.  I think that Paul Burka's Burkablog is very educational and always fair (objective), so I go to that first. Amazon is definitely the way to order TM.


Good service.  T&C has always been interesting and pretty, and still is.


title: Good service. I'm glad that she is still doing ...

text: Good service.  I'm glad that she is still doing the magazine.


title: Still a Great Read

text: Not the same Readers Digest as I remember it from the 60s, smaller in size but the topics are great read, very interesting. First copy took 4 months to arrive, why?


title: Motortrend is always good Amazon's price was great.

text: Very happy with the cost and product


title: As a long time reader of this magazine, I ...

text: As a long time reader of this magazine, I have watched it diminish in quality over<br />a period of time. After the last round of changes, I didn't renew my subscription. Now, Much thinner, it consists of mostly ads and column content is short and choppy. After the previous  editor left, quality dropped and it was not worth the subscription price


title: Always a great choice!

text: S-Magazine is one of the most interesting subscriptions available.  With a wide range of interesting topics, the publishers help to keep me informed on so many important items.


I NEED TO SEE ADDITIONAL ISSUES BEFORE RATING THE MAGAZINE. I HAVE ONLY RECEIVED 1 ISSUE SINCE MY PURCHASE LAST MONTH


title: Love it!

text: My all time favorite magazine. Much smaller than years past, but still at top of my list.


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite cooking magazines.


title: Filled with knowledge

text: Great read and entertaining


title: Great magazine. I like that there are a lot ...

text: Great magazine. I like that there are a lot of useful tips and tricks that can be applied around the house.


title: Beautiful magazine, but NOT worth it.

text: Enjoyed the magazines I did receive but not worth it in the end. Despite contacting them 2x I only received 3 of the 6 issues promised. The first issue took 3months to receive. Will not be renewing subscription.


title: Beware of ongoing subscription

text: Didn’t order year after year but kept getting charged every year. It was gift so I didn’t know that the subscription kept going


title: inspiring designs, rich visuals, interesting articles.. traditional design orientation

text:
as a budding interaction designer, i've read id magazine for several years now.  the publication is not particularly interested-in or talented-at covering interaction/software design, but i find it otherwise valuable

the orientation is primarily towards furniture, gadget and industrial designs (especially furniture!?) - but there are plenty of diversions from these centroids.  the overall emphasis is more aesthetic than functional/comfortable/usable/etc - appropriate for a two dimensional magazine.  the graphic design of the magazine itself is exquisite

i appreciate the coverage of more aggressive/surprising/inventive designs and i've been introduced-to and inspired-by quite a few eye-poppers!  being in a young and untraditional design field myself, the redesigns for classic problems ("another chair..") are harder for me to appreciate/absorb/synthesize.  i assume other readers appreciate them in ways i don't (yet?)

otherwise, a substantial minority of the articles contain more buzz than substance - i can usually skip them after reading a couple paragraphs.  the interviews are often the best of the articles, i would love to see more of them


title: Received 1 issue in 4 months

text: I've only received 1 issue since I ordered the subscription 7 months ago


title: Great learning tool

text: The kids absolutely love these. They're entertaining & informative.


title: There was never any place to fill in my daughter's name to send it to her?????

text: Reader's digest is a great magazine but you need to know where to send it to!


title: My favorite magazine

text: National Geographic has been my favorite magazine for 30 years.The photos are beautiful and the articles stimulating and informative.  I was very happy to find it on Amazon at a lower price.


title: Five Stars

text: Love, love, love this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent service and I would  use again.


title: Always consistent

text: Always interesting magazines. Always different and unique content available on a monthly basis. I'm very happy to see a magazine like this specifically for African Americans like myself.


title: Always quality information given in this magazine.

text: This is the kind of magazine that any smart entrepreneur would be happy to read. Always something I can use is on this magazine.


title: Strange this year.

text: A great magazine.  Unfortunately this year I received Jan very late then Feb, and March issues one week apart.  Maybe next year I’ll try a conventional subscription.


title: Advertisements and Fluff

text: Checked this magazine out for the first time at a local library. The magazine was pretty thin, with almost half the pages dedicated to advertisements. Some of these advertisements pertained to tobacco and alcohol products, so this magazine is not recommended for young ones. Half of the actual articles seemed themselves to be thinly veiled advertisements with product reviews, descriptions, and the like. The few articles remaining had nothing new for someone of an above average knowledge of science related subjects. I'll pass.


title: I love Popteen!

text: This Popteen magazine looks like it's in Chinese, which is translated from the original Japanese. I have such version because I cannot understand Japanese. These magazines include some of the popular trends in Japan, and they cover things from Shiyuba 109 (a department store in Japan). These magazines differ from American teen fashion magazines because they are more targeted for Asians and the content is much much better. It doesn't claim it has "200" ways of wearing a scarf (like in American magazines where I don't even see the word scarf mentioned anywhere.. etc), and it has so much interesting pictures/content at times I get dizzy just trying to read one word. The pictures are really clear and imaginative. It's a bit pricey (I don't get it in the states) but it's worth it!


title: Why I like Family Handyman

text: I am a widow, and Family Handyman  is simple for me to understand.  My Dad was an Industrrial Arts (Shop) teacher and was always building things so I had a little knowledge (not experience) about simple fix ups.


title: He loved it

text: GREAT magazine for him!!!!


title: Interesting facts presented wonderfully for kids and adults as well.

text: Love all of the great information and my daughter and I love the funny full-Ins. 😊


title: Speaks for itself

text: Nothing I can say will add to this time proven publication


title: love it

text: Great magazine!


title: Poorly written, too many ads.

text: Mostly ads and poorly edited and written


title: Learn a lot of hunting tips

text: I brought about 3 editions to my cabin during our hunting week.  The little tips throughout articles worked out great.  Got a nice buck about 45 minutes after reading a tip about flushing out deer during bad weather.  I'm not a fisher... Too bad they don't have a magazine just called Field.


title: Great articles

text: Great product just as described


title: Kids live it

text: Great product just as described


title: Five Stars

text: Great read and pleasant articles. I did subscribe mainly for the photography.


title: Amazon Misleads in Sale

text: This is NOT available on Kindle readers and is not available for Kindle on Windows devices.  So, the "Print + Kindle" means Print + some device other than Kindle.  Be warned and I should have seen this in some of the other reviews before wasting my time ordering it and then having to cancel it.


title: number magazines

text: suppose to get 10 issues, but got only 1 for the entire year


title: Not very interesting

text: Amateurish images


title: Good

text: Informative


title: Best price based on magazine price search engine

text: My wife likes to read Time magazine and I believe that Amazon may have the best price for it out there at the time of the review.


title: Be aware of Amazon!

text: Becareful the magazine was great!  But Amazon will charge your card for an Annual renewal with out your authorization!  When I ordered I know I did not select annual renewal.  Now I'm having to call and dispute with Amazon!!!!!


title: Love it

text: I love this magazine and will use it for lots of patterns.  They have great directions and information in each issue


title: to begin and continue with

text: i heard of this magazine even before i came to this country and it never disappointed me ever since i subscribed it. i valued it most among other photography magazines i subscribed to. the reason is that i find this magazine have "real stuff". for equipment, it has a detailed and objective test. the articles are not just obscure evaluation u find elsewhere, for instance, it once said:"...based on our field and lab test, this amateur lens gives a better performance than its professional counterpart...", whereas in other magazines, what u find probably is "this lens is good, and that one is nice...". for photo tips, it is more insightful than just "sunny 16" or "always use a tripod". u can find the photographer's own consideration as to why put the composition this way but not that. in all, i think this magazine is for anyone who is interested in photography to begin and continue with


title: LOVE!!!

text: I adore this publication!!


title: Great magazine for kids.

text: I purchased for my grandkids ages 7 and 5, they both enjoy reading and look forward to receiving future copies. The articles are interesting and holds their attention.


title: Love it!

text: I just wish it came out more often!


title: Five Stars

text: My nephews loved them. It was a birthday present


title: Five Stars

text: A lot of useful tips.


title: do not buy !!!!!

text: I bought this a long time ago still haven't got my first issue its been months, I feel like iv been scammed!!!!


title: Great

text: Love it


title: Wonderful gift idea.

text: Have given this to my father at Christmas for many years. He likes it very much.


title: State by State Gardening is out of business.

text: This was by far my favorite gardening magazine. I was given no notice of the company closing. I paid for and never received a 2 year renewal. No refund either.


title: Cryptograms keeps you occupied and fun to do.

text:
I just love cryptograms. I donot know if
It makes me smarter just a good feel of accomplishments. There are different
Types of puzzles to solve. These are all
Quotes & little anecdotes.
I still feel the same about cryptogram puzzles. These puzzles is a great pastime and some of the quotes and history are great reminders. I will continue to invest and work these puzzles as long as I can.


title: perfect Gift

text: Always a Good magazine, my son love it, asks for it every year.  perfect gift for his birthday and Christmas


title: Really helpful magazine!

text: This Consumers magazine was a huge help in making my decision on what vehicle to buy.  And it arrived right on time.


title: Great Christmas present!

text: If you love Vettes you gotta love the mags--good variety, tech blurbs interesting.  Recommend to all Corvette owners for reading.


title: Good product

text: Just as expected.  Easy to read.


title: A must have for all parents

text: I’m a royal subscriber of Parents magazine. I was with them since I’m was pregnant with my order one (she is 10 now). Order it from Amazon was the best price I had encountered. I can tell you, I always learn something new from the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of new information and good stories about Canadian coins.


title: What the heck happened to this magazine?

text: I have been a loyal fan of Rolling Stone and use to subscribe for YEARS... but finally had enough and did not choose to renew. Such a shame, if you look back at the past covers you can slowly see that they are in it for the $$. It's a glossy rag, that once graced John Lennon and countless rock and roll makers. Now, it's crap. Sorry but true.


title: Five Stars

text: A breath of fresh air


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite magazines.


title: good value

text: my son loves the magazine. Great articles an pictures


title: sadly not what it used to be

text: Maybe my memory is foggy, but I remember this being a more interesting, artistic, edgy publication. The two issues I've received so far had very lazy content, almost like some people just slapped together content to populate the required sections. I wouldn't say anything really inspired me or stood out as a unique editorial voice. The photography is very good though, but it doesn't make up for the other 90% of pages. Paper quality has also been cheapened, it reminds me of the indie skateboard mags I used to read, but not in a good way. It makes me upset to see something that used to inspire me just turn into another generic american magazine. But maybe it's just evolution, maybe it's time for the newer hungrier publications to have their turn?


title: Highlights is the BEST!!

text: 3 stars for the LONG wait on initial delivery of subscription.


title: Martha Stewart living Magazine

text: Not like the older magazines that were full of more stories.


title: Hobby Farm Home magazine subscription

text: I enjoyed reading this magazine.


title: New Photo News in Retro Paper Presentation

text: It has been 20 or 30 years since I subscribed to Popular Photography. Fun to get an actual magazine in the mail again. All new, and retro at the same time. I like the advertising, even. Much as I love the Internet, Popular Photography in the mailbox reminds me there is still a difference, and I am learning about products in ways I have missed online.


title: Four Stars

text: Great articles, fast shipping


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine


title: magazine price

text: I love TEXAS MONTHLY.  However, the price has been more than I was willing to pay.  Through amazon.com the annual subscription was $7.00 so I didn't want to miss out.  However, the price is only an introductory offer so I will not renew at a higher rate.  Magazine subscriptions are a luxury in our household, especially with the current economy.


title: It has something for everyone

text: I have always loved Readers Digest


title: Cheep

text: Disappointed in the lack of recipes. I have several of the holiday issues that are very good. These were very cheeply made. Don't arrive as expected.


title: Detailed and reliable how to information

text: I am an intermediately skilled DIYer.  I love FMH magazine, but even more I like the ability to look up how to projects on their website.  Their directions are clearer and more detailed than the DIY network site which I have also used.


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine and love the rate I'm able to get through Amazon.


title: Lowriders are awesome

text: I love all car magazines they are great


title: Five Stars

text: Just what I wanted thank you


title: Great magazine!

text: I am a grandparent.  We love to do the monthly activities!  It is very entertaining and fun for my granddaughter.


title: Great Magazine TERRIBLE customer service

text: Do not even think of making a gift of the Economist using their 90 day special.  Almost impossible to cancel.  Even the "chat" person was not available.


title: by far the best home magazine around

text: Great content.  Very thorough and in-depth articles.  Wish they published more than ~8 times a year.  High quality product.


title: the price is a real bargain for such a wonderful magazine.

text: Ilike the large print and the articles are great.


title: Get it!

text: Great magazine!


title: Good buy

text: I enjoy most of this magazine.


title: Never again

text: Very racist magazine. One sided views.


title: Incredible Homeschool Magazine

text: I have been reading The Old Schoolhouse Magazine for over a year now and am very impressed.  After subscribing to several homeschool magazines I've found that this is the most professional and comprehensive magazine out there for the homeschool community. The magazine covers a wide range of subjects, provides excellent advertisements alerting the reader to new products, and includes up-to-date newsworthy items.  I wouldn't hesitate recommending this magazine to anyone regardless of whether they are veteran homeschoolers, new homeschoolers, or others interested in homeschooling.  You'll not be disappointed.


title: It’s Forbes. You either like it or you don’t.

text:
I’ve read two of these and haven’t gotten rich yet.

In all seriousness, it’s a good magazine that will give you some helping financial tips while entertaining you with the stories of people who will always have more money than me. It just doesn’t have a structured delivery day. One month I got it at the beginning and the next I got it at the end of the month.


title: Straight to the recycle bin.

text: Would cancel this subscription even though it only cost $5.


title: Great magazine.

text: I order this magazine for my husband who has been a bass player for more than 40 years.  He really enjoys the articles, advertisements for new equipment, and the tips & tricks, as well as the charts.  Through this magazine he has discovered bassplayer TV on the web, which evidently is addictive if you're a bass player.


title: Great Magazine for people wanting to create a beautiful home.

text: The lovely homes featured in Traditional Home are homes you could actually live in comfortably. So many home magazines are filled with items so overdone that you can never really use them or the space they occupy.


title: some good articles.

text: Lots of advertisements.  some good articles.


title: This is a must have

text:
Great magazine for mind/body/spirit. offers lots of calming stress relievers and great yoga poses. As well a some really ads that lead to excellent websites and products.

If I have to do some updating on my Yoga or Meditation gear I look here first to see whats recommended.


title: Generations of fun

text: I got this magazine when I was a kid and absolutely loved it. My 6yr old loves them just as much.


title: Yet another to love in the series

text: My daughter started with the LadyBug series and is now into the Spider and loves the projects, stories and recipies. If her magazine isn't here on time every month the postman gets the glare when he comes *laugh*


title: A loved magazine

text:
My daughter LOVED this magazine and couldn't wait to take it to Grandma's house to make the recipe's and do the projects.

She's now into Spider age level but when I have my 2nd child I'll be ordering this magazine again for them.


title: Back to basics

text:
It has good info.. but it's very basic and things i've already heard.

nothing new found here.


title: Not worth it

text:
If you want to do the same exercise over and over.. but with better make up and cuter outfit go ahead.

If you want better exercises and articles look to Oxygen or Women's M&F


title: If you want to learn about cosmetics and make-overs this is for you

text: If you are looking for actual good workouts look to Oxygen or Womens M&F


title: Great, very informative.

text: I really enjoy this publication. It provide's so much needed information for the farm. I would say that I read this cover to cover within a day or so of receiving it. I save all copies so that I can go back to them if I need to.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice educational magazine that is thoroughly enjoyed.


title: I like the magazine

text: I like the magazine, the kindle edition was fun to read BUT WHAT IF I WANT TO PRINT OUT A CHART? Can someone please tell me how I can print out pages from this electronic publication?


title: Good Deal

text: I have been subscribing to Handyman for several years and think it is a good read. Got my renewal notice and they wanted 19.95 for another year. On a whim I decided to check Amazon and found I could get two years for the same price. A no brainer!! I am going to check with Amazon every time I get a mag. renewal in the future.


title: Much better

text: The magazine looks much more modern than it used to. It look like there are some good recipes to try.


title: Not what it used to be in any way

text: I had been a subscriber to this magazine since its inception, until I recently cancelled. EW used to be a good source of news on pop culture, movies, TV, books, video games, etc., and I looked forward to reading it each week (now monthly, btw) Currently it only covers the "correct" artists and entertainment, which satisfy their PC criteria. If this is what you are looking for to reinforce your woke credentials, go for it. If you are interested in the entertainment world at large, inclusive of all performers and genres, keep looking.


title: A Fan Since 1984

text: I have had a subscription to Archaeology on and off since 1984 and it is the best magazine out there. I like that it is written by professionals who are actually in the field and know what they are talking about; not journalists that took a couple courses in the field and kinda get it. Generally political agendas are not showcased in the articles which makes it easier to read - but like everything it is not free of it.


title: Wonderful!

text: Great magazine! Great Hat!1 Thanks!!


title: WHOOOOT! Fun and Inexpensive

text: My dad loves his Rolling Stones delivery every month he waits for it and it is always a good read. He does some amazing collages and he always finds great photographic materials from RS. It's a gift that keeps giving. Every year we buy him a subscription. :)


title: Kindle version of reason was not sent.

text: I'm not giving the low rating to Reason Magazine, which I would give 5 stars. I did not receive kindle version.


title: JUST TERRIBLE!

text:
By coincidence, I happened to page through the September issue of Vogue Magazine yesterday. The number and variety of featured people and subjects was mind boggling along with the photography and graphics that went along with it. Lest you think I'm a Vogue fan, I cancelled my subscription awhile ago but I like looking through the Fall Fashion issue.

Today, a thick Harpers Bazaar arrived. The graphic design, if you could call it that, is, well, BIZARRE. It's got pointy jewelry, pointy shoes and pointy everything on stark white background. Is this supposed to be hip and cool? The articles were uninteresting. The photographs were dry and stilted like the graphic design. I didn't stop to read ANYTHING all the way to the end. ICK!

Before you subscribe, take a good hard look at a newstand copy and see if there's anything that appeals to you. Sarah Jessica Parker on a stark white background is on THE COVER???? Compare the stilted over-stylized image to Jennifer Lawrence on the cover of VOGUE: No contest. Not a bit. Pitiful.


title: The magazine reminded me that Martha has a contract with ...

text: The magazine reminded me that Martha has a contract with Home Depot for the Christmas trees so I plan to purchase one either this year or next..  She amazes me, that despite her age and we are contemporaries, she continues to produce so very many creative ideas.  Simple is still her philosophy...though my producing the work is not so simple!


title: you get quality here

text: excellent product with excellent service


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful magazine!


title: Fantastic magazine

text: Loved it for the writing, the cartoons, common sense editorials.  The price for a full subscription is cost prohibitive.


title: Five Stars

text: Best writing on the planet.


title: Five Stars

text: Love National Geographic!


title: Love 2 Discover

text: My 10 & 12yr old daughters enjoy this mag. I just wish it was monthly, but the content 👌🏾


title: Love CatWatch

text: This newsletter is great with current health info


title: Yoga

text: Great magazine.  I got it for less than $10 a year!


title: My mom loves this mag

text:
I bought this for my 91-year old mom who is having trouble reading regular size print.  I thought she's love it and it has really been a wonderful thing for her to get.  She can read it without lots of trouble.  And then she enjoys sharing it with the neighbors in her retirement community.

It was a terrific present


title: Five Stars

text: Grandkids love it!


title: Doesn't work

text: This product was able to be charged and to show the three types of light as advertised. But it was too bright to have clipped to my computer and did not illuminate my face as advertised. I don't use it.


title: Three Stars

text: Not sure that I like the automatic renewal.


title: No magazines!

text: I moved and submitted a change or address with the email noted. Still no magazines after 2-3 months! People move But still want their magazines!


title: Great Magazine

text: This magazine has been around a long time - great articles, wonderful photographs and lots of ideas to use.


title: Like.

text: Used to have more content. But... I like MS brand


title: Love ❤

text: Best ever!


title: Beware!!!

text: Beware! I have been a Writer’s Digest Magazine subscriber for the last four years. And I generally enjoy the magazine.  The articles are quick reads that offer great tips along with references should the reader want to explore the topic in more depth. However when I did not receive my November/December issue I contacted F+W Media only to receive a rather terse message to contact AIM Media.  Finding this odd I Googled the subject only to find that F+W had declared bankruptcy in March 2019 and subsequently auctioned off Writer’s Digest to AIM. Needless to say Ian disappointed that F+W failed to notify its subscribers even though they have been more than happy to take my money. Waiting to hear from AIM.  Hope for the best but fear the worst.


title: Best magazine for tech geeks for PC

text: Started with this magazine when it was called Boot! Have stayed with it ever since. good articles and tips for PC's.


title: Too few listings

text: I had hoped for more than five hours in the evening...


title: Never Got It

text: I'm still waiting for my first issue. I ordered British Vogue directly from Vogue a few weeks after I ordered this. I'll be curious to see which one I get first.


title: Did not receive any issues. . . . .

text: It would be nice to see an issue or two before writing a review!


title: inspirational

text: Inspirational look forward to receiving all the time.  Wonderful stories beautifully written pictures are awesome will continue to renew year after year


title: Five Stars

text: Great sub!


title: Information and places to photograph.

text: Great information.


title: TV Guide the best!

text: My grandma likes the TV guide in the Sunday papers so I bought this for her for her 81rst birthday she just loves it there is a lot of articles and games she gets to see and do. I would recommend this from Amazon. Thank you Amazon and TV Guide!!! 5 star rating for everyone. :)


title: The decline of a legacy

text:
My grandmother and my mother subscribed to Sunset magazine and I followed in their footsteps. It has always been a magazine rich in relevant articles on gardening, food and travel. I planned family vacations based on Sunset articles and designed my landscape with their advice. Many a meal and party were inspired by Sunset.
But, I will not be renewing my subscription. I'm not sure who their target audience is, (and I'm not sure they know either) but I do know it is not me.
And then there is this unexpected challenge - how many issues do they publish a year?  It used to be twelve but now it seems rather random. I haven't seen an issue for February and the last one - a combined December/January issue arrived late December. When does an issue arrive? Who knows? They are not consistent nor do they notify the readers of any changes in the distribution  schedule.
What is going on with this beloved magazine???  I want my old Sunset back.


title: texas mo

text: We have not yet received our first subscription issue, but from past experience with the magazine, I expect to be fully satisfied.


title: Like new.

text: Just as described!  Like new.


title: Great magazine for all modelers

text: I've been a reader and subscriber since the magazines conception back in the 80's..One of the best modelers magazines on the american market.The articles are well written,with nice photos and how to articles for all levels of modeling.Been building models for over 40 years and a lot of what I've learned has come from the pages of this magazine.Is it on par with Tamiya's magazines? No but it is headed in that direction,Matthew Usher the current editor is making the changes needed to keep up with the modeling world,world wide.Do yourself a favor and pick up a least one copy of the magazine and give it a read,you'll be pleasantly suprise at what you'll find inside.Excellent web page with plenty of advice and photos of modelers builds from around the globe also.


title: used to bea good mag, now a waste of money

text: I agree with the others that say it isn't worth the ink it's printed on. I subscribes years ago, but when they changed the magazine it became crap.


title: Five Stars

text: Favorite mag.


title: Excellent Health Magazine

text: First of all I come from a medical background and I'm amazed of the extensive reporting of issues on autism, mitochrondrial support, food sensitivities, vitamin D3, exercise information, meditation tips and the list goes on. One of the most current public health issues today is that 1 out of 4 persons cannot process folic acid...not even the best internists and family doctors are aware of this medical issue; Mexicans, Italians and Northern Asians are the most affected by this genetic defect. All the health articles are accurate, current and well written. I have ordered many lay persons health related magazines for over 35 years and this is by far one of the best! Not sure what the one stars ratings are about? But I do know it is a quality magazine and hope it continues to flourish!


title: EW Magazine Subscription

text: This was purchased with a gift card I received at Christmas. It is great to have around and read and not have to worry about getting charged for next year.


title: One Star

text: Canceled my subscription


title: Great

text: In my opinion all of these mags are a bit off on age range.  Magazines should be used for pleasure reading.  Teaching your children to love literacy.  Therefore I think these are more appropriate for children slightly older than what the publisher claims.  Like 5 - 8.  My 2nd graders love these magazines!


title: Super!

text: Age is a bit off.  More appropriate for ages 3 - 6.  My daughter is 2 and she loves books so she sits for the stories.  But when my son was 2 this would not have worked for his busy body.  Now he is 4 and he also enjoys sitting for the stories in Baby Bug.


title: Really Good.........

text:
YES! FINALLY! After years of Christian magazines like Clubhouse and Sports Spectrum, I can finally get an exceptional Christian magazine, in my mailbox, addressed to me.
Although each issue is paper-thin (30 pgs. average), they somehow manage to get a whole lot of stuff in there. How? Only four pages of ads. (its a non-profit company) They also manage, every month, to get articles about high-profile Christian athletes, high-profile Christian bands, a few other things, and a slew of intelligent and well-thought-out departments (fixtures) into thirty pages. At your house. For less than two bucks. Every month. How neat.
These departments are:
-letters
-"Hey Mike!" its basically Dear Abby gone good.
-"Rebel Tonic Toads" A usually fictitional, kind of offbeat page.
-"Cross Training" Excercises
-"Truth Encounter" Micheal Ross (aka Hey, Mike) tackles things like the evolution theory and how the media controls your mind. Usually the article that you have think about. A lot.
-"High Voltage" Basically, people writing in, asking, "Is this CD OK?""Is this movie OK?""What do you think about...." To my suprise, it wasn't a relentless bashing of questionable bands (Evanescense), or bands that have explicit lyrics (Stand). Bob Smithouser basically lays down the pros and cons of the band, movie, whatever, and then says yes or no.
-Reader stuff: "Toon corner" Write, draw, create a cartoon with some Biblical meaning, and if they print it, you get fifty bucks. "Tune In" Write a CD review of a Christian CD, and if they print it, you get twenty-five bucks.
But, yes, there is a reason that I gave this only four stars. If you tried, you could rifle through this in about an hour. Perhaps they add on ten pages a month.....and then maybe more....but it probably won't happen and it doesn't really need to, but it would be cool. Also, its kinda hard to have a story about an athlete (which is a long story in itself) who has faith (which is usually a long story in itself) on two pages.
My last words: this is a great magazne for Christian teenage guys. However, the magazine could be thicker, and their scope of bands could be wider (hardly ever straying past the line of relient K, Rebecca St. James, delirious, etc., there's a lot more Chritian bands out there: check out punkreviews.com, they're all Christian bands), along with the length of their stories; but this is a great investment, and still above average (which I consider three stars). I suggest that you subscribe in the very near future.
-crf

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title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine!!!


title: My granddaughter loves it

text: I have been getting this magazine for my granddaughter now for about 2 years and she loves it! She keeps them all and reads them over and over.


title: Five Stars

text: So happy to have auto-renew, so I never miss a copy.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoying this for many years now.


title: Why can't I get all of the issues

text: So far out of 12 issues,they've missed 3.Can I get my money back?This is a ripoff.What happened to my subscription?Now they say it's the post office's fault.Rolling Stone is horrible.They could have won me over by admitting fault,and giving me my 3 stupid magazines.But no.HORRIBLE.STAY AWAY.


title: very nice magazine

text: love the recipes and the fine china


title: Mother's Day gift

text: This is actually a gift for my mother. I've never read an issue. She seems to like it though.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent publications for targeted audience.