title: Overall, the worse magazine I have received.

text: Lacking articles and interest pieces. The articles that are in it are broken up by large full page ads and the smaller interest pieces had very little wording. On purchase items they literally just gave the product website, cost and name. No description or review of why the product was being featured. Overall, the worse magazine that gets sent to me.


title: Inside full of information

text: I give this magazine 5 star. Yes, it is flimsy, very thin but it has so much information that kids will love. My 4 yo and 7 yo love this magazine.


title: Great Reference For Coin Collectors

text: Nice publication. Very informative.


title: Nice Men's Magazine

text: Nice men's magazine. Good for all ages.


title: Glad I only paid $5 for the subscription

text: Garbage magazine with no focus.  82 page magazine with 22 pages of advertising.  There was also a review of “best tent to sleep under the stars” a BBQ review and “5 mattress for your best sleep”.  I’m not getting popular “MECHANICS” for a tent review, BBQ or a mattress review.  If I want to know what tent to buy I’m going to someone that specializes in backpacking/camping.  It had A wood working article about someone who built a boat.  And a motorcycle review.... which was probably an old review they bought from a motorcycle magazine. Only 14 pages of interesting stuff.  Glad I only spent $5


title: Go online for photo tips instead!

text: Mag has nothing but glorified ads. You'll get more info from your neighbors kid than from this promotional tag. Seriously!!!


title: Meh.

text: Meh. It's okay.


title: Five Stars

text: Cheap and easy way to get a magazine subscription!


title: not impressed

text: After a long wait for the first months issue, I was not impressed. The magazine is so small now. I used to subscribe and it was 5 or more times larger than what I just received.  The content was equally sub par. I am hoping next month is better. If it continues as is I will definitely cancel the subscription.


title: Kids love it

text: Gerat little informative book on animals for kids!!


title: Excellent magazine

text: When I read this magazine I am always putting tabs on various recipes I will try.  I love this magazine!


title: best science magazine

text: I have subscribed to 5 different science magazines.  This is my favorite.  It has a great combination of quick short articles as well as some more in-depth articles.  All have excellent illustrations.  I am an adult with a fairly broad knowledge and understanding of science and this magazine is written at a level that is smart enough for me to enjoy, yet it is still a light, quick read. This is my perfect night time reading science magazine.


title: One Star

text: Good magazine but not the same as the one on the stands.


title: Many pages of adds very little relevant reviews

text: I was a subscriber for many years.  Stopped last couple of years.  Started back again.  It has become a collection of add pages.  Shame.  I guess people use the internet and they have to take more adds to compensate for the lost subscriptions.


title: A Library Gift

text: I donated a subscription to our children's school library last year and the librarian said it was a good choice and the kids liked it.


title: Great Magazine for Apple Person

text: This is a really good resource for someone who uses Apple products.  It provides updates on what is going on in the world of Apple and also gives you tips on how to improve performance.


title: Why is it so expensive?

text: $47.99 for a four-issue subscription?!  Is it printed with gold ink?!  No way will I pay over ten dollars an issue for any magazine.


title: Great creative springboard

text: I had not picked up this magazine in several years, and am so pleased with the current issue that I will be subscribing to it again. The magazine is targeted to moderately experienced stitchers, and uses a variety of stitches, threads, fabrics and techniques to bring life to what can be a bit of a rigidly obsessional hobby. They do not specialize in easy country patterns as seems to be popular in many of the other magazines, and rather than focus on a trendy new thread, they bring creativity and life to the threads you probably already have. I will be using pieces of one of their samplers to decorate altar linens. I wish their charts were in more than one color and wish it were available for the Kindle, but wouldn't change anything otherwise.


title: Loaded with Soap info each week!

text: This was a great birthday gift for my wife this year.  It allows her (and yes, me) keep up with our favorite soaps and characters.


title: Very useful

text: Really great and useful magazine.  Full of tested items with useful recommendations on many products.  Highly recommend when looking for everything you need or for gifts for others.  May keep you from buying a dud.


title: Fun for Browsing

text: My husband loves looking at the yachts in this magazine! A little out of our range, but they are beautiful!


title: Fun Magazine

text: We don't have this magazine on the shelves in our little grocery store, I'd never heard of it, but thought my husband might like it when I saw it on Amazon. He likes it very much!


Very durable. Survives multiple attempts of being eaten.


title: Great home care hacks and ideas for fun projects!

text: Love this mag. Great ideas and hacks


title: Five Stars

text: My husband really likes this magazine and has been reading it for years.


title: Disappointed

text: I bought a subscription in March.  First issue promised in June. To date, not one issue has been received.  It’s been so long, I’m unable to cancel or get a refund.  I’m at a loss.


title: Every Issue A Great Read

text: The only way it could be any better would be to co-publish a magazine about Republicans.


title: The Newporker.  Spam of the paper info world.

text: Bunch of opinionated garbage.


title: Okay for money

text: Okay magazine


title: Too much advertising

text: Not impressed with


title: Good articles

text: I like this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves receiving this as a gift each year.


title: Two Stars

text: More like a pamphlet than a magazine.  Amount of content not worth the price.


title: RIP off

text: Sent 1 copy so far this year.


title: Excellent

text: This is money well spent. I rarely see magazines that have anything of substance. They are just ads.  Not so with this one.


title: Still relevant after all these years!

text:
I didn't renew my last subscription because I was getting ready to move. I was happy to see it available on Amazon.

I've been reading readers digest for over 40 years now. I am pleased with the new content they have and am
Impressed with how hard they are working to stay relevant. My first issue included articles on LGBTQ youth, mass incarceration and the environment, which just happen to be the three program areas the foundation I work for is involved in.

Nice job, Readers Digest. You are a national gem.


title: Very Disappointed

text: Literally just a few pages. Very disappointed. To me it is not worth $2.00 an issue. I expected so much more.


title: Love Labs

text: Excellent resource for labs


title: That this issue can be resolved.

text: I love this magizne but have been unable to receive magizne since January of 2019 even though payments were made in December,  January and Feburary• I really hope my problem can be taken care of so i might continue enjoying my favorite magazine.


title: love it

text: Love it  Easy to renew.  Very easy to take care of my renewal on my subscriptions.  Click and go!  Great service


title: Ordered for my 73 year old mother and she said ...

text: Ordered for my 73 year old mother and she said she enjoys Closer more than People because its all the stars she knew and often wonders where they are now. She loves it!


title: Very good if you like TG but high import cost

text: You can really see what TG has evolved small show to 300 million viewers.  This is great but expensive if you live in the US because import cost but all year TG cool!


title: Two Stars

text: The magazine is mostly advertisements.


title: Two Stars

text: All / too many ads


title: Essential reading in trying times.

text: In these troubled times, the New Yorker remains a citadel of superb writing, challenging ideas, humanism, humor and reason.  Be a citizen, be a patriot, subscribe and support this venerable publication!


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy this publication.


title: I love this magazine!

text: It came before it was expected and arrived in great condition.


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine that I have read for 30 years.


title: Favorite

text: My totally liked this magazine. It is her new favorite.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Love this magazine! I love the practicality of this magazine and it’s nice to crawl in bed with something with actual pages as I fear magazines will eventually be a thing of the past. I just received my newest version of Real Simple and it actually took me two nights to go through it because it was very thick and full of lots of content. I really enjoyed it and hope they keep up the quality as it’s the only magazine I subscribe to these days.


title: Don't get fooled

text: There are currently two major surf magazines, SURFER and SURFING.  Guess what? They are owned by the same magazine conglomerate, Primedia.  Surfer used to bill itself as the "Bible" of the sport, and for a long time it was.  But now, in keeping with the times of oligopolies and the hyper-commercialization of surfing, Surfer, along with it's younger partner, Surfing, is a piece of toilet paper.  The editorial content has been dumbed down to general public intelligence, the photos are not as spectacular as they used to be, and the characters they cover, the surfers themselves are nowhere near as interesting and colorful as they used to be.  Blah...


title: My 97 year old mum can read it

text: My mum is 97 and has trouble with her eyesight.  She can’t read guide on TV screen and this lets her find her favorite shows again


title: Not Good

text: Nothing like the weekly format! Boring!


title: one of my favorite mags

text: I always get this mag. I love it, great articles.


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoy all the puzzles the most.


title: Five Stars

text: Very nice magazine. Well organized. beautiful pictures.


title: Four Stars

text: Very interesting and informative.


title: Five Stars

text: love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Loved all the recipes we got out of it. Loved the 5 dollar price.


title: I love this magazine!

text: When I was remodeling my house, I wanted something different, contemporary, clean, but interesting. This magazine offered all sorts of design ideas for remodelling that I hadn't seen in anything published in the United States. The magazine is a bit expensive but it has real substance, it is not page after page of advertisement. I suggest picking up a single copy to check it out first - if you can find one.


title: Five Stars

text: This always has GREAT articles of interest! Highly recommend!


title: Great

text: Great


title: Best Magazine Ever!

text: Great magazine!


title: No

text: Nothing interesting


title: No more

text: Nothing interesting


title: Probably the best of the recording magazines out there

text: This is probably the best of the magazines dealing with recording out there.  It gives a lot of good information,not just product ads like some of the other magazines.  It's definitely worth the money for the amount of knowledge you gain from the articles.


title: I LOVE IT

text:
I love this magazine. Here is why:

* Perhaps the best part of this magazine, is the CD that comes with it each week. The CD is very well done and has great interviews and material. I often times listen to them over and over again.  They are great.

* It has great book recommendations which I love. It's always good to see new personal development books that are new

* it's only once a month.  That's a nice feature because it gives you time to actually read it.

* it's no overly loaded with advertisements.  For sure there are ads, but it's not overwhelming. I know many magazines are 85 percent ads, and 15 content. I have found this not to be the case with success.

* last, their customer service is great.


title: good short read

text: Like the story although the books seem way thinner than when I used to get 10 years ago.


title: not worth it

text:
After reading several issues I am disappointed with the content. The title is misleading, This old house is not really that full of useful information for an experienced carpenter to use for an old house restoration or serious remodeling. I find it a bit boring and reminds me of magazines such as country living and handyman. actually handyman magazine is better.

I do admit there are useful tidbits in the magazine about choices of prducts and would be useful for the novice. There is a lot of ads and little projects for those as well. If you want in depth knoweldge about the old house this is not it. The show was much better, this is a watered down attempt to make money from that. I will not renew.


title: The Sherlock case and the information in the magazine

text: The magazine has outstanding authors and of course Sherlock.


title: Five Stars

text: A gift


title: A waste of paper

text: Primarily ads.  A waste of paper.  Cancelling subscription to avoid killing more trees.


title: Enhancement for Francophiles

text: First issue has Dordogne Valley and Sarlat where my relatives live.  Glad I subscribed.


title: brother-in-law loves it

text: I order this for my brother-in-law who hits the links every weekend.  He likes it, and it's easy to order for a birthday gift.


title: NOT A RELIABLE SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE

text: Only received 1 issue - late- and ONLY after requesting it TWICE! Have never received any further issues.


title: ... the print version of this for several years and love it. When I renewed my subscription I was ...

text: I have been getting the print version of this for several years and love it. When I renewed my subscription I was told I would be getting a digital edition for my KIndle Fire also. This was over a month ago and they still have not gotten their act together to get it working on my KIndle. Why offer something that doesn't work? They should have waited until they got the bugs worked out before telling folks they were going to include it in the subscription. I have spent quite some time on the phone and emailing them only to get several different answers to why it isn't working...The least they should do is to remove the offer from their website until they get it working...How hard can it be to have a tech expert figure it out?


title: Not a lot of pages per magazine but the price was right

text: After waiting six weeks for my first copy to arrive I was a bit disappointed although it may have been the post office fault. Magazine was in a plastic bag and the bottom corner was roughed up. All the pages were crumpled and you have to unfold all the wrinkles to read.<br />It does have some colorful pictures of birds and butterflies and flowers so it’s very nice to look at. The magazine does not have a lot of pages so you’ll get through it rather quickly. However the images are nice enough to look at over and over.


title: Reading helper

text: My granddaughter loves getting mail. This gives her that and educational material to read. So she learns also. It is a thinner magazine. But that helps not overwhelm her.


title: A lot of advertising

text: More advertising than other food magazines. The recipes are easy to do.


title: Helpful

text: Great recipes with healthiest options


title: Views of architecture

text: Appropriate for gift to architect son.


title: One Star

text: The subscription never started.


title: Five Stars

text: Very good


title: Sooo Left Wing

text: Wired used to be a great read for new tech developments.  My first issue reads more like a Leftist rag.


title: The Economist writers hate everyone

text: What a partisan rag.


title: Five Stars

text: An all-time favorite magazine.☺


title: Fox Ruined National Geographic; It is now Garbage

text: It pains me to give National Geographic a poor review. However, it is no longer the magazine that it once was. Fox Media recently purchased this magazine in order to spread misinformation as they have done through outlets like Fox News. They instituted the largest layoff and firing in the magazine's history.They are using its reputation in order to mislead its readers. I have been a subscriber for years. It makes me sick to see this source of information and inspiration go in the toilet.


title: Five Stars

text: Outdoor Photographer at a fabulous price.  Enough said.


title: I like this magazine

text: I like this magazine, just fun and relaxing to read! I enjoy some of the recipes and research done on certain products. I look forward to getting it every month!


title: Still waiting for the first issue

text: I ordered mine in early January and i don't get the first issue until mid March yet, but I and getting renewal notices left and right already, plus I ordered a full year subscription and now I'm told its a 6 month subscription,<br />I am not satisfied with my order,  I don't like the switcharoo game with my order.


title: Five Stars

text: Been buying it at the grocery store for years. The only magazine we get now.


title: be careful its a digital copy

text: would of preferred the real magazine, not digital copy<br />make sure you read fine print.


title: Good magazine but  difficult to stop prescriptin

text: Its difficult to stop the prescription once you sign up  for it  so I would advise not starting  it . The price goes up  a lot after the first year .


title: RIP off

text: Boring after awhile, thought my subscription ran out but somehow I have automatic renewal which I can not find out how to cancel.


title: Best Magazine

text: Love this magazine!


title: Essence is timeless

text: Awesome great articles for today's women of color


title: Great deal

text: Amount of time it takes for subscription to begin


title: Out dated

text: Received my first magazine in November, but it was the Sept/Oct edition, so a couple months late, and I still haven't gotten the current edition.  They must be getting rid of the old stock as part of the new subscriptions.  Looks ok, but nothing in the content or photos is very spectacular in this edition.


title: Enjoying it

text: Fantastic


title: DISAPPOINTED 👎👎👎👎 NOT FOR KIDS !!!  pictures of 3 pages attached !!!!

text: Beware !!! Ads are not appropriate for the elementary, middle school, and for high school kids! Digital copy is more dangerous than prints. Kids will not miss any of these ads. After seeing the other reviews I cancelled the digital copy. Good thing  I saw these pictures before subscribing for my son.

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title: Food No Longer Saveur Magazine's Priority

text:
Subscriber still reads,
but too much SPONSORED content.
*Small* print. Please teach more!


title: Got it for $5 for a year

text: Regardless of the content, $5 for a years subscription to a prolific gaming magazine is good enough for me. Oh, and the OXM disc.


title: One Star

text: Not getting regularly...


title: Great magazine

text: I've been a subscriber for almost 20 years. Great articles and reviews though it's torture for me as I live in the big city far away from most of the great places they write about.


title: Very Interesting Reading

text: I am in my 60's and have owned motorcycles since I was 12 years old. They have been cycles made from all over the world. In my oppinion this magazine is great reading, and I look foreward to next issue with articles written by the average Joe to repair tips from their contributors. You can not go wrong by signing up today.


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite "dreaming" magazines


title: Wired connection

text: Wired is a fun read though don't bother with trying on your iPhone. Bin the portable phone charger- its more likely to damage your phone than help you stay connected. Cheap import garbage.


title: Ok

text: Ok


title: My son reads them cover to cover

text: My 10 year old son looks forward to them showing up and reads them cover to cover. We have not really accessed the iPad version. He likes to read in the car so the hard copies work well.


title: Nice magazine for little ones; wish it were longer

text:
3.5 stars. My 1.5 year-old son received this subscription as a gift. I have also subscribed to Babybug, which I found to be not very interesting. This one seems better to me. Reasons below.

The good:
-- first issue arrived very quickly, within 2 weeks of its being ordered.
-- small size, sturdy pages are good for him to flip through himself (exact same format as Babybug)
-- the drawings are bright and colorful
-- the content is good -- poems have good rhythm, and subject matter is appropriate & interesting for the target age group
-- the hidden pictures are easy enough for little ones, e.g. there will be a picture of a farm with a cow and a chicken, and the things that you are supposed to find are the cow and the chicken. They are not hidden at all. Basically, it's, "Point to xxx thing" -- but that's good.

The only ok:
-- it's skimpy. The issues are about 10 pages each. We could read the entire magazine within 3 minutes, easily, if I didn't purposely go slowly and pore over the pictures and add my own commentary.
-- the issues don't seem to be related to the season in which you receive them.

The bad:
-- the price. For as much as this costs, I want the magazine to be twice as long, or to come twice as often.

Verdict: The content is good, and I prefer it to Babybug; there just isn't a whole lot of it. I think it might be worth it for the littlest ones, but if your child is getting on toward 2, I wouldn't bother -- spend the money on a few new picture books instead.


title: Not for me

text: Real not interested in it. Will not renew Not fir me. My cooking is different


title: Buy this...

text: I am an avid gardener... have received 2 issues (on the same day) - which usually makes me call to have another month added- as many of these 'deals' get rid of the past issues on your dime.  Both issues were so packed with valuable info - beautiful pictures.  .  . not only will I gladly keep both - I definately will be resubscribing.


title: Four Stars

text: It's fine. No issues with it .


title: Five Stars

text: I really enjoy this magazine. I am new at quilting and the instructions are easy to follow.


title: Five Stars

text: I love it!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine. So many useful helps.


title: What happened Martha?

text:
I have been subscribing to Martha Stewart for ages.  I love her TV show...and while I think she is a mildly obsessed person to take on all her tasks, I have learned many valuable tips from her magazines.  I consider myself a pretty crafty person and I owe alot of great ideas to the Great One.

 These past two years however, I have noticed a huge change in the quality of her magazine subscription.  In the beginning, she devoted many pages to crafting and collecting, a few pages to great recipes and gardening...but now all I see anymore are expensive ads.  Literally, her magazine has grown into a very hefty 40% ad content.  I give her credit for choosing elegant and high style ads as sponsers, but as I flip through the pages ALL I notice now are designer, perfume, clothing, and bedding ads.  I sometimes wonder if amidst all the new crafty and quickly blooming Martha-style versions of her own creation, if she needs more and more money from these sponsers to support the turn-out of her subscriptions.  And yes, I have begun to leaf through some of these new "good things" take-offs.  Many are great and do not have all the clutter of unwanted ads.  I think, for myself, this might be my last year with Martha...it's time to try something new(and a lot less expensive).  As a true fan though, I still highly recommend her fabulous TV show and her published books on cooking, gardening, and crafting.  You will find no annoying fillers in her beautiful, harcover books.


title: Pretentious af

text: Pretentious af. Stories are trash


title: Too many ads

text: Like someone else already pointed out, the magazine is full of ads. Paying to read advertising? No thank you. The only good thing was the Wired hat that came as a free gift (unfortunately I lost it after few days).


title: Nice pieces can read in any order.

text: Very informative and to navigate.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Love this magazine


title: As described.

text: As described.


title: Bon Appetit All Access

text:
I found that everything that was online was in the magazine. I had expected expanded or at least a few different articles with the Kindle version.
I do love a magazine to hold, dog-ear the pages and prop up on my kitchen counter.  The Kindle version won't be something I will reorder.  That said...it may grow on me and i won't reorder the magazine in an effort to have less clutter on the planet to deal with...
I do love Bon Appetit though!


title: Great Mag

text: Love the magazine, and the price was great. I get really burned; however, when publishers send TWO issues at the same time - yes, last month's issue and the current issue. All the publishers seem to do it, but it feels a bit like cheating to me. It takes about 8 weeks to receive your first issue so due to both issues I give only a 3 star rating.


title: I miss the old Entertainment Weekly

text: After subscribing to this magazine for twenty years, I think I have finally outgrown it.  As another reviewer said, they have replaced most of their seasoned editorial staff and writers with much younger millenials who don't seem to have the same wit, humor, and knowledge about what they are writing or reviewing. This magazine used to offer more obscure choices in books, movies, music, television, but now it seems every other issue is about the new mega-million comic book movie and the same old tired mainstream things you see in all the other magazines. Sorry, I don't care about reading more about Katy Perry or Beyoncé.  Maybe I'm just getting old.  Either way, sad I won't be renewing after all this time. I miss the magazine it used to be.


title: Pretty pictures..

text: Glad I bought at a discount, the magazines don't have many pages and do not come monthly


title: Best cooking magazine!

text: My favorite cooking magazine ever!


title: Great

text: Thanks


title: BIG PRINT - SMALL BOOK

text: Nice for my mom to carry in her little purse!!<br />Interesting topics per little book.


title: Four Stars

text: Sort of disappointed in the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: I'm a life long subscriber of Sunset, am always looking forward receiving this mag


title: We have a small farm and this is our favorite magazine. Wish Hobby Farm Homes was still being ...

text: We have a small farm and this is our favorite magazine.  Wish Hobby Farm Homes was still being printed, but this is a good one in it's own right.  Fun pictures, great information for buildings, animal husbandry, an also on the animals themselves.


title: Good magazine, pain in the butt customer service

text:
I ordered this magazine while I was away at college in March. I put down my COLLEGE address and submitted the payment, but I called customer service right after to change the address to my HOME address. They told me that they submitted the change for me. Well, I didn't get an issue until May, and it got sent to the WRONG address. I called and changed it to my home address AGAIN. Well, now it is almost June and the website says they have sent me 3 issues when I only received 1 at the wrong address, and NO issues sent to the address I had to call and change it to THREE SEPARATE TIMES. They are adding on two extra months to my subscription, but I am irritated! My Seventeen mag and Glamour mag always get sent to me on time and at the right address, but Yoga Journal seems to send issues to the wrong places and not listen to anything I ask of them on the phone.

It's a shame because I really love this magazine, but I highly doubt I will ever order this magazine again after all of this, especially considering I'll be in college for 2 more years and this address changing is way too much for them to handle.


title: It's Readers a digest, what's not to like?

text: It's Readers Digest. What's not to like?


title: Very informative and interesting.

text: Love RD. Love it even more now that it doesn't promote a political agenda.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine and I'm very happy I subscribed!


title: Four Stars

text: good magazine


title: Five Stars

text: This is a great magazine! Full of great recipes that are easy to prepare! I highly recommend it!


House Beautiful is getting boring for me. I am a long time subscriber and the ideas and articles when Stephen Drucker was Editor in Chief were far more interesting. Now they are so so.


title: Want a good magazine to read?

text: This magazine gives alot of helpful tips. Would recommend it.


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite cooking magazine.  High quality recipes that can be challenging but also are sometimes simple.  Interesting reading.


This magazine is an excellent one for the yogi.  It's full of tips, pose of the month, and a recipe or two.  I also appreciate that you are including women/men of all shapes, sizes, and backgrounds.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful equine reading. Have been a fan for over 30years!


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite informative magazine! I always learn something new and keep up to date with my equine world!


title: Like it

text: I really enjoy this magazine. Very helpful information.


title: Thoughtful reading;delightful cartoons

text: I really enjoy the detailed articles, great cartoons and artwork.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine! Lots of great info every month.


title: Good magazine

text: i like the magazine and the renewal deal was hard to pass on. it is entertaining to ready and always a good source of inspiration for a makeover, trends for the seasons and new products. i am satisfied with my suscription


title: Kids Friendly

text: I love this magazine! What's great about this magazine? It's kids friendly!<br />The staff keeps you entertained. They are informative and writes their reviews in a chatty fashion (Like this review). One important thing though... This is ALL NINTENDO, nothing else. So if you want a more in depth look at Wii, DS, 3DS games... CHOOSE THIS. This magazine is full of pictures and full of screen shots. Their magazine are very organized and reviews are VERY informative. They have tons of preview stuff. They are funny, especially when they respond to the reader's letter. If you arn't quite sure if this is the right magazine... I suggest you taking a trip to the nearest bookstore and look for this magazine in the "technology" or "video game" section and see for yourself.


title: We love this beautiful magazine

text: Great magazine for anyone interested in attracting birds and butterflies to their garden.  Lots of informative information for the amateur "birder" (as we are).  Colorful and fun.  We look forward to the next issue!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent


title: Great gift!

text:
I started purchasing this subscription as a Christmas gift for my brother-in-law several years ago, and he always asks for it again! Seriously, I've offered to buy him all kinds of other cool Christmas gifts and he always wants his Wine Spectator subscription.

Personally, I'm not a big wine person, so I can't speak to the quality of the content, but I can tell you that my brother-in-law is a MAJOR wine snob and absolutely loves this. Definitely recommend this as a gift for the wine-o in your life!


title: Auto renewal

text: I like the magazine but I despise the automatic subscription renewal !  I tried immediately to cancel because of it .  But they refused to let me cancel<br />  It’s a ripoff tactic reminiscent of the old door to door crooks and scammers


title: Inspired to Read

text: Gift for grand that loves animals.


title: Only Received 2 Copies Now Nothing

text: At first, I was so happy to receive this subscription.  But I haven't received an edition of this magazine for the last six months.  I LOVE this publication and this purchase was so disappointing!


title: Only Receive 2 Copies Now Nothing

text: At first, I was so happy to receive this subscription.  But I haven't received an edition of this magazine for the last six-months..  I Love the publication and this is so disappointing!


title: Great magazine for kids

text: My girls love this. If you want your children to have a deeper understanding of mass, then this is perfect for them


title: THE BEST!

text: Real Simple is the very best!<br />Beautifully presented each month and so many wonderful photos and informative pages.


title: Five Stars

text: I love Martha Stewart Living magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Daughter loves these books!


title: Pass on this.

text: I bought this on amazon's black Friday deal, I don't believe I paid more that $4 for a years subscription so it was very affordable. I have received four magazines so far and haven't loved one.  In each one there are less than 8 recipes and they contain obscure ingredients. Honestly, I have yet to make one thing I found in them. Great photos but I'll pass on this next year.


title: Gorgeous photos and great articles

text: Gorgeous photos and great articles that I enjoyed reading.  My only complaint was it Doesn’t show up very often you just don’t get that many issues.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine - Always Full of Awesome Information


title: Great read

text: Great articles. They must have gotten rid of alot of the ads because there are not many, however I see reviews saying there had been in the past.


title: Gift That Keeps on Giving

text: Got this for my son in law a few years ago and he loves it.  He plays on a regular basis and reads each months issue. Excellent and easy gift option.


title: Enjoyed the magazine

text: Enjoyed first issue


title: SHOWED UP DAMAGED AND LOOKED OLD AS HELL!! TOOK FOREVER TOO!

text: SHOWED UP DAMAGED AND ALL WRINKLED UP.


title: Great magazine, we really love it

text: Great magazine, we really love it, read it cover to cover and look forward to the next issue.  Sane, thoughtful, educated articles.


title: crossword puzzle book

text: It comes in a timely manner every month.  The price greatly beats the newstand price.


title: The perfect gift!

text: We originally received our subscription as a gift when our first child was born. We have now continued our subscription and gifted it to others. We love the stories, pictures and songs, and these little books get read 100 times in our house. We have them all memorized.


title: Enjoyable read

text: Nice magazine, good quality paper and enjoyable


title: We gave it as a gift to our great nephew and he loves it along with getting something ...

text: We gave it as a gift to our great nephew and he loves it along with getting something in the mail.


title: Ripp off

text: I subscribed to this paper to increase my profits. I did not find any tools to help me. Everything has to be paid for on top of the expensive subscription price. I am not against paying for something that will be helpful; however, their courses are offensively expensive and no one at IBD was able to provide me with any investors success statistics. I went to one paid seminar and it was the worst seminar I have ever gone to, the speaker ran through the material and I was not able to keep up and as a result got nothing out of the course. I complained about this course and the IBD personnel tried to sell me the same course again but with a longer duration for over $300. I just about fell out of my shoes over the audacity. There are too many other free sources on the net that are more helpful. Additionally, one has to sign up for each section of the paper separately. For example: if you sing up for "Leaderboard" which is  VERY expensive, you do not get a free subscription of the newspaper - I think this is outrageous. IF one subscribes to a newspaper one should get all the benefits. What a bunch of rip-off artists!!!


title: All You Magazine

text: I love this magazine.  I buy it on the newsstand as soon as it comes out.  I always get my money's worth with the coupons inside.  The only reason I don't have a subscription is that I don't want to have to wait for it as it seems like the subscription was delivered to my house much later than it was on the newsstand.


title: Magazine is great

text: love this magazine


title: You'll wait 3 months for 1st issue

text: Great magazine, great price...but I had no idea it would take 3 months for the 1st issue to arrive. It was a birthday gift for my dad, but now he has to wait 1/4 of a year to start receiving it!!? Just get the subscription directly from the magazine


title: Get This Mag

text: Love this mag and their site.


title: Maybe a Great Magazine but TERRIBLE Service

text:
I bought a subscription of this for my father-in-law as an early Christmas gift in November of 2009. I was told though that he wouldn't receive a copy until March. I was a little miffed at the late start, but let him know it was coming. By the third week in March of this year he still hadn't recieved it. I called the company and they said it should arrive in a week or so. Now, in the second week in April, he still hasn't gotten it. Once again I called them to find out the problem. This time I was told that they had cancelled the subscription because delivery of the magazine had failed. They had cancelled it without notice or refunding my account. After 10 minutes on the phone I finally got them to reinstate the subscription. Now I'm supposed to expect the July edition in May. Aka wait at least another 6 weeks to receive something that is already late.

My father-in-law loves the magazine, but frankly it's hard to appreciate something you never receive. If it doesn't show up in the coming weeks I'm cancelling the subscription and sending him a very apologetic card.


title: Great magazine

text: If you have time to read a magazine, this is a fun one, with lots of tips, tricks, and recipes.


title: For the price, it's alright.

text:
I don't want to spend much time writing this review.  But anyways...

OXM is a decent magazine, comparing Amazon's price to what you pay retail, is night and day.  The magazine is "definitely" not worth $8-10 per issue.  The $3 or less, that Amazon charges is about where it should be.  But yeah, I can't really even say this magazine is worth $3 an issue.  It's about half-filled with advertising, and the other half is only about 30 pages of information that's already available on the web.


title: I cancelled it!

text: Review it!?!? I cancelled it and u still continue to send it to me and took my money! Now I'm getting 2 copies from u on top of that! What am I going to do with 2 copies of it!?!?


title: Great road to healthier eating

text: I love this magazine. They share super recipes and make healthy eating a more upbeat and attractive plan! The cookbooks are awesome too!


title: My New Favorite

text:
I had long assumed that Wired was just too silly or simplistic to be a good magazine, but boy was I wrong! Generally about half the magazine is the frilly new gadgets, movie review, editorial kind of stuff. But the other half is well-researched, long-form articles that don't just skim the surface and simplify things, but really dive down into detail. I love the attitude and tone of the writing throughout the magazine - doesn't take itself too seriously, often sarcastic, and always curious. Of course, the physical product itself is lovely. Always thick and with a matte cover, it feels substantial.

The price is a steal and I highly recommend this to all geeks.


title: Students only

text: This magazine is for students of midwifery, published in the UK and surprisingly thin for the price. I’d have paid $30 for a year’s subscription, but not $100+. I was also interested in a magazine for practicing, not student, midwives.


My husband has always enjoyed Field & Stream magazine. From the articles relating to hunting and fishing to the info about the outdoors, the monthly issue always "steals"my husband away for a few hours of quality reading.


title: Get outdoors!

text: Always great articles


title: Balance of entertainment and world news.

text: Still love Rolling Stone for all its up to date info and stories/articles. I'm a huge music fan as well as someone that enjoys current events news so it is perfect for me.


title: Have not received any.

text: Love the magazine, but have not received amy


title: I got ripped off.

text: I stopped receiving the magazine in December 2020. That was about six months early, so I only got half my subscription.


title: My issue looks like it has been through a “war”.

text: Living with Christ is a great book. Use it for a study group. For some reason my issue is in such poor condition every month. I complained and they said it was the post office. Strange as the other people have no problem with theirs and they go thru the same one.


title: Cancel my subscription.

text: They assume that their readers all celebrate Christmas. Wrong!


title: Not the Same Magazine!

text: Shape magazine is a different product from what I had always enjoyed. Honestly, the adverts and editorials overlap in a way that screams "Pay us and we will talk up your product".  Foods are only marginally health focused.  It's a sad fact that the print media is suffering.  I get it. You need revenue.  Can I just say, as a pale individual who has light brown hair,  the clothing choices made for Jessica Chastain (like bright lime green) were God awful, washing out her delicate features.  The ends of her hair were frizzy and fried in most of these pictures.  I don't often think about what a stylist does, but I saw this and said "Ick! Who chose these outfits?".  What a mess.


title: PURCHASED AND NEVER RECEIVED

text: I purchased this for my grandson in Virginia and he never received any issues. Very disappointed.


title: Great magazine.

text: Great magazine.  Loved all the articles.


title: Five Stars

text: Rolling Stone Rocks!


title: Five Stars

text: great product  would buy again


title: Great new magazine.

text: I've received my first issue a few weeks ago. I love this magazine. The recipes turn out so good. I enjoyed cooking new dishes from the recipes.


title: Love it.

text: Card Player Magazine, this one (Casino Player), and Poker Pro are my favs.<br />Nolan Dalla, J. Phillip Vogel, and Rob Wiser are great writers and have add to the entertainment and knowledge of poker and the casinos live and online.


title: Nothing New To See Here

text: Its Okay but nothing new.  The  recipes looking nice but they seem like recipes that I have seen elsewhere or could find on  the internet.


title: Good choice

text: Wonderful little publication to introduce unknown and talented authors to their new potential readers.  I have a subscription and I also got one for my dad for Christmas.  He loves it too.


title: A mag for all size women who want affordable fashon!

text: LOVE THIS MAG!  Who ever heard of a fashon magazine which includes ALL size/age women!  GLAMOR DOES!  One summer issue covered all body types and sizes  - including what looked best on a size 24 women!  TERRIFIC!  Also a very thoughtfully written mag.  I have no need for any other fashon mag.


title: Good value.

text: Love this magazine.


title: Bought it as a gift

text: Bought for my sister.  She doesn’t like the mag. Says it’s mostly ads.


title: Great Articles

text: Love the magazine and can’t beat the price


title: Super Magazine for Aviation Gearheads

text:
My engineer husband loves this magazine.

Article after article written by authors who were historical figures including pilots and engineers from SR-71 (The Right Stuff) era.

Highly recommended technically sophisticated magazine.


title: Nice recipes

text: Like the magazine


title: Great publication

text: Still a fabulous publication...I have a stack of 1983 Great Depression ones left by a previous teacher that I still use because the Great Depression never gets old. I decided to subscribe and keep newer editions in my room for students to read on their own time. They love it.


title: Written for people who dont like to read

text: The layout for the magazine is messy.To the point it is hard to follow.It is only concerned with engaging an audience that doesnt read articles.Sometimes there are articles within articles to where I forget what I was reading or have to backtrack six pages to find the sub article I skipped to keep my train of thought linear. Some articles are okay.In the issue I read only one was of value , most are blurbs at best.Followed by incomplete accomplishments in a figures life.Yet they have the audacity to rate historical non fiction by new writers with a harsh amount of criticism when they can't do any better.Save your money get BBC History


title: Great price

text: I ordered this subscription to add on to my existing one, so I'm just hoping that I don't get a double issue when that happens. I really enjoy reading this magazine on my commute.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: Great for kids.

text: Everything came as expected. My kids love these magazines.


title: Didn’t deliver as promised

text: I never received any issues 😢


title: One Star

text: useless data.


title: Five Stars

text: Really enjoy this magazine.


title: Decent magazine

text: Answers a lot of questions around the household and provided some good solutions for home decor.<br />Great value for money.


title: HGTV Magizine FREE subscription

text: Received this free with one of my orders. It's along the lines of Real Simple magazine but has more color and indepth info. Enjoyed this. From Amazon of course.


Total, and I mean TOTAL...LIBERAL BULL. Reading this magazine is like listening to Hillary in you ear. I wrote them several times and tried to get them to change their ways...but it is a total left wing propaganda machine. Deploreables..dont dont subscribe to this.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Great magazine!


title: Good read for the honey-do-list!

text: Great ideas, projects for all levels!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine and have subscribed to it for many years.  Amazon has the best price, hands down.


title: If you like birds and flowers this is the magazine you should read.

text: Birds and Blooms have been a magazine for over 20 years. You can get a subscription for 6 magazines and $10.00 a year. Or $15.00 12 magazines for 2 years. I hope you enjoy this magazine!


title: Good resource for projects and new tools available

text: Good for ideas and new projects


title: Questionable behavior advice

text: I have been a professional dog trainer for well over a decade now and I do not agree with some the behavioral suggestions in these pamphlets. Current studies on dog cognition and behavior also disagree with the advice given particularly around aggression/dominance as well as how to work with anxious dogs. I would expect veterinarians to have a better handle on modern dog training methods but apparently not. I cannot speak to the medical advice as I am not a veterinarian, but I would not recommend you pay for pamphlets based on the training advice.


title: Love the food channel and baking challenges

text: Great food ideas! I watch the food channel all the time and when I saw this magazine and the great deal amazon had on it, I jumped on the chance and love it. My mom and I share these and love all the holiday baking ideas when the holiday issues comes out. Cookie ideas for days!


title: Just okay, nothing to interesting

text: Great deal on amazon- I got this for $5/yr. I didn’t find that much good/ interesting information in it. Maybe it’s just me, but the decor ideas I didn’t really care for and the recipes weren’t for me, deff not everyday food items I eat, but maybe it’s just me. Love Martha but I won’t be renewing this.


title: I love County living magazine!

text: I love country living magazine! I can’t wait to get it every month and you can’t beat the price! $5 for a year!! I love all the ideas and collections in this magazine as well.


title: Get ready for TONS of junk mail. Also magazine content crowded and uninteresting for kids.

text: I ordered this subscription a few years ago and for over a year, I received TONS of junk mail as they gave out my mail address to other companies that sell kid related items.<br />Also, the magazine is poorly put together in a crowded and confusing manner so that even the kids were not entertained by the content.  They are missing out because this magazine had the potential of being something interesting, but falls way short!  And, it really irritated me that they gave away my address and I was bombarded with so much junk mail as a result of my having subscribed to this magazine.


title: Informative

text: Very good magazine very informative


title: Domestic goals

text: What's not to like about Martha? May we all have as much grace, class, and good taste.


title: Can't count on delivery

text: I ordered this magazine for my daughter. Months go by. It is nigh impossible to get in touch w/ customer service, when I finally did, I had to call them twice - the first time, the second a couple of months later. This is why the printed magazine is on the way out.


title: they come after you fraudulently....

text: Although the magazine I purchased at the airport was interesting and I was going to subscribe to it, when I changed my mind they pursued me and had a collection agency come after me to get the price of a one year subscription.<br />DO NOT SUBSCRIBE TO THIS MAGAZINE!!!


title: Today's news

text: Very informative!


title: National Geographic for Kids

text: My grandchildren loved through as I did. I found them very informational and great for all to learn from.<br />Thank you


title: Five Stars

text: Southern Living is always tops!


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoyed


title: Great gift

text: I purchased this for my four year old granddaughter and she lives it. Looks forward to getting it time


title: Bought this as a gift for my Dad

text: Scientific American never fails to impress.  My dad enjoys S.A. because the pieces are varied, like his interests.  The topics are technical, but not too scholarly-- well suited for the well-rounded amateur scientist!


title: Please bring back the old Southern Living!

text: Like others, even though I don't live in the South. I have been a subscriber for over 30 years. What they have done to this magazine is a travesty.  The things that made Southern Living special (and why so many of us saved old issues) are all gone. The articles are interchangable with the articles in any of a dozen other magazines. For all I know, the articles are written by a bunch of folks in NYC who have never set foot south of the Mason-Dixon line!


title: Better than expected

text: This magazine tends to get a bad rap from many "old salt" sailors.  I guess it has too many ads and too much focus on newer designs and gear.  That may be so, but I still find plenty of interesting content to read each month to justify the low subscription price.  It's become one of my favorite magazines to read among the many sailing and non-sailing magazines to which I subscribe.


title: cost

text: my kids aren't really interested in them


title: FlyTyer is a supporter of Tucker Carlson. I am no longer a FlyTyer subsciber.

text: If you love Fox News and Tucker Carlson, buy this magazine for their feature article on "what a nice guy he is".  That's what the latest issue features.


title: More like an Old People Catalog

text: I was interested in this magazine to learn about history and exhibits and the activities of the museum. Instead it is 85% ads for old people.


title: World Class Journalism

text: Wired digs deep on digital issues. If you're in the technology industry as I am, or you're curious about innovative applications of technical solutions, Wired is well worth your hard-earned moolah.


title: Four Stars

text: gets the boys to read.


title: Five Stars

text: excelent


title: One Star

text: Useless.


title: NOT WHAT IT USE TO BE

text:
Have been reading ROLLING STONE for Years, but like JANN WENNER, I've decided to retire as a reader,
The stories are less impressive, I don't relate to much of today's stories, about here today--gone tomorrow rappers
Miss stories about the classic Rockers who made Music and some of the new ones
And the Price doubled when they started using a more expensive paper and cover format


title: Love it

text: Love it


title: The Strand Magazine

text:
I recommend this magazine to writers and readers who love mystery stories.  The stories are enjoyable.  They have an old time flavor that I like immensely.

The writer interviews have been some of the best I've ever read.

I highly recommend this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: lots of tasty recipes


title: Subscription Problems

text: While I love the magazine, I have had problems getting the issues delivered. This has also happened when I tried to subscribe by phone and over the Internet. They can't seem to get it right.<br />When a customer WANTS to pay, why make it difficult for him? And since I DID pay a subscription..., why am I still having trouble getting all the issues? Customer service is NOT a phrase in their vocabulary.


title: Good

text: Good


title: Great price!

text: Great price for a great magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome!


title: Did not meet expectations or fulfill subscription of print and kindle

text: I have not received one printed issue since this new subscription started. Was supposed to begin coming in February and none have been received.


title: Can't review this product because I didn't receive it

text: I ordered this magazine early March and I won't be getting it until June sometime. So I guess this is a review on how long it takes to get the magazine after you buy it. Too long to dispute the charges on my credit card if I have any disputes.  Why does it take 4 months to receive it?


title: Great to have on hand

text: Love it. Always have


title: Good for shopping in Minneapolis, not much worthwhile reading.

text: An advertizing magazine. Not worth the $20 I paid for it. I was hoping it would be as good as New Mexico Magazine! But lo, it was all about Minneapolis high society and fashion. Not for me.


title: Good Magazine

text: I enjoy this magazine and have for many years.


title: Great resource with new ideas every month.

text: 2 issues down and I don't regret getting the physical copy. Normally I prefer digital copies of things, this has been so useful that it almost mandated a physical copy. The help on doing poses correctly, the various flows to try, the anatomy articles, even the recipes (although to be honest I have yet to make any since it's not exactly budget friendly). I recommend this subscription just on those I can't wait to see the next issue!


title: Gone but not forgotten

text: So sad this magazine is no longer in print format. I honestly used to look forward to it’s arrival monthly. It was the one fashion magazine that presented real clothes on real people not just celebs. I miss it. I don’t have an e-reader and can live without one.


title: Best entertainment magazine

text: Never disappointed in weekly content.


title: Indian Art at It's Best

text: There is no better means to find, to preview Indian Art than via this Indian Art magazine. Every month fresh, great art delivered to your door. It doesn't get any better than this, unless ... unless, they have come up with a means of injecting Indian Art straight into my dreams. The art work is fresh, it's bright, it's friendly and it's all mine. ... ALL MINE!! ... Until the next month when the next great collection of Indian Art work shows up at my door.


title: Great Resource for Native People

text: This is an excellent product for those looking to collect or sell Native American art objects. It even works well for those who want to look and then dream of collecting Native American art. There are museums, galleries and artist's galleries listed. There articles written by or directed at Native American artists. And there are these same resources for those who are just looking, window-shopping. The pages are high-gloss paper and very professional looking. A lot of work effort and energy goes into producing a high-quality magazine. The only shame is that it is NOT produced monthly. But, if I have to wait a little longer for the quality then so be it.  THANX! terry


title: Good Value

text: Nice Price


title: Stick with the paper version.

text: I like it better when I read a paper magazine. Last time I tried looking at the magazine from my ipad it just didn't work properly. I could not go past the index.


title: Five Stars

text: If you are a history buff, this is the magazine for you!!


title: Back Issue Ripoff

text: I subscribed to 1 year of Artists Magazine in July.  I received my first four issues this past week.  One was for June, one for July/August, one for September and one for October.  When I subscribed I didn't think I would be getting back issues I had already read.  My feeling is that this is an unfair practice that many magazines use.  I have no problem with the Magazine Content, just the way they sneak in old issues and apply those to your "1 year"<br />subscription.


title: So great!

text: We have a little piece of land in the country and I'm loving learning about chickens, canning, etc. The articles are well written and entertaining, even if you're not in need of the information. Will definitely resubscribe.


title: Visually over stimulating.

text: Visually over stimulating magazine for me.  Two copies were more than enough. for me to decide that all subsequent issues will go directly to the recycle bin.


title: for your Southern fix!

text: Love this mag, look forward to every issue!!


title: wife wanted

text: she's happy to get has good recipes


title: wife wanted

text: wife is happy to get


title: Anti-breastfeeding, pro-consumerism

text:
What a bunch of hogwash.  This magazine promotes rampant consumerism, and it's absolute worst stance is that you can "simplify" your life by not breastfeeding your newborn.  Breastfeeding is the most simple and rewarding of acts that a mother can engage in.  As a full time working mom, I never found breastfeeding to be a bother or chore.  Worse, is Real Simples' response to reader's critics of this article, from which one sample is "
But one thing is for certain: it is never appropriate to breast-feed in public expecially on the subway. "

What?  It is never appropriate to breast-feed in public?  A mother's right to breastfeed in public is protected BY LAW in most states.  Get real.


title: ... this magazine subscription as I thought it would be like NY Mag but its incredibly superficial

text: I bought this magazine subscription as I thought it would be like NY Mag but its incredibly superficial. I wouldn't recommend it.


title: best sports mag ever

text: Best writers, photographers and stories. And they make sure that my Uconn Huskies double up on Championships every 10 yrs! Men and Women Nat'l Champs 2004 & 2014. Waiting impatiently for 2024! ( I will still be a subscriber)


title: Very very good--even for a young irishman like me

text: i'm a young irish american in my 20's.  grew up raised american with irish dance and music influences.  this connects me to my relatives in a way, and it lets me see and feel what is going on in ireland today.  articles talk of politics, hometown stories, legends and practices.  it's like a panoramic view of ireland today.  i give it 4 stars because it does focus a bit much on irish american actors and hollywood--but it isn't the tabloids, so i'm not disappointed.  there are no stupid headlines or crazy accusations--just honest-to-goodness interviews with actors who happen to be irish.  this is a solid subscription, especially if you want to get to know the irish culture more.  I couldn't be more impressed.


title: RECIPIES NOT GREAT

text: DID NOT CARE FOR RECIPIES MOSTLY


title: Fine Feathered Birds Never Looked Better

text: Beautiful pictures yet very informative; love it..


title: Fun for child and grown-up as well!

text: Lots of pictures and good reading.


title: Five Stars

text: Love,love,love this magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Nice magazine for every day reading.


title: Great Magazine

text: Great magazine for any man, it's a good present for someone. The only thing is I wish I got this a lot sooner, I've been missing out.


title: Inspirational

text: A wonderful resource for anyone interested in creating a beautiful home.<br />Not only the articles and many pictures, but also the ads, provide a wealth of information over a broad range of subjects and tastes.  A must have if you are thinking of building in the New England region.


title: 1issue

text: Very disappointed only got one issue and that took two months to ship


title: Five Stars

text: My 90-year-old father loves it!


title: Texas Gardener

text: This is a must have for any Texas Gardener. Great Ideas and need to knows about the Texas environment and what you can grow there. Now we know all there is to know about growing in Texas weather. This is a get dirt on your hands magazine....... If you need ideas on Texas dinner parties...you won't find it here. ;-)


title: I always look forward to this

text:
It's a great magazine. I may not cook everything in it, but I enjoy reading and thinking about the dishes. They always have vegetarian options as well.

it's $12/year plus $3/shipping on their own site, [...] and you may get a gift to boot.

by the way, epicurious.com is the best food site around, and this is coming from someone that helped build one of their top three competitors. I use epicurious.com first.


title: For all those interested in world politics

text:
I will give this publication five stars because it is one of the few magazines that has maintained its professional integrity without begging for a commercial outlook or seeking partisan funding.
Foreign Affairs has so far offered the most relevant articles by the world's top experts and decision makers. For instance, Foreign Affairs was the first magazine to publish Samuel Huntington's article The Clash of Civilizations in the early 1990s. The article, which Huntington later developed and published in a book, proved to be one of the most controversial ones and provoked a debate that has been going on until the day these lines were written.
The articles are more often than not comprehensive, simple and written by experts. This is not to say that all the published pieces are flawless. Yet, the articles are overall enlightening and a must-read for all those interested in world politics.


title: Great for a gun lover

text: Shooting Times is a really entertaining magazine for the gun lover.


title: I need more money

text: A lot of the car reviews in this magazine are way out of my price range.  Besides that this is a solid magazine, and there still is a fair amount of info on "every day" type vehicles which I enjoy.


title: Sad, was once a great mag

text: Dummied down for dummies


title: A Good Travel Magazine

text:
I have subscribed to National Geographic Traveler for almost a year and find it fairly enjoyable. The destinations are good, the photos are good and the articles are good. But also nothing to knock your socks off.

Why only four stars and not five? The magazine doesn't wow me very often and I have found that most of the articles focus on white bread middle to upper class Americans. I am not the sort of traveler who is going to be staying in $350 a night room when I go to Bali. The do have budget conscious or "nitty gritty" tours/hotels/destinations etc but there are fewer of those than luxury tours/hotels/destinations.

They also occasionally focus on trips that are a bit too exotic and remote. What are the odds that I will decide to scale K2, Kayak 28 days in the Arctic Circle or run a marathon in the Sahara Desert? The articles are okay to read but not in depth enough to be educational nor practical enough to go to. They do nothing but peak your curiosity a tad and then you move on.

So for me the magazine is only a 4 out of five stars. Will I renew my subscription, yes. Its a good magazine, but if your looking for something with just as good destinations, articles and photos with a bit less posh and unattainable, scope out the aptly names Budget Travel. If you have the money to burn when you travel and enjoy reading about other peoples extreme adventures this magazine will be perfect.


title: People + the New Yorker = Interview

text: Interview is an interesting diversion. I prefer Interview over People or Us because the quality of the interview subjects selected really stands out over time. If you haven't read Interview, most articles are people in the arts interviewed by someone they already know or have something in common with. Consider it if you'd be interested by what would happen to People if it were to be run by the staff of the New Yorker from the 70's.


title: Should be titled Gender Diversity Magazine

text: Ok Fast Company we get it.  Every cover pic for the last year has either a picture of a woman, a minority, or both.  Is this magazine about innovative companies in general, or about specific, gender-driven, minority run companies?


title: Late

text: Ordered in September and have only received one issue of a 12 month subscription


title: Five Stars

text: Only magazine subscription I believe in.


title: Bah... never received it

text: Yep, I ordered this magazine a few months back and never received one single issue.  Lame.


title: Not worth it

text: High price magazine filled with advertisements and short collums


title: Best of them all

text: Very informative, Fresh, honest reviews of all the XBox games, previews, Reviews, tips and tricks.... this magazine is the ONLY Xbox Mag you'll evver need to read!<br />SOILD!


title: Been reading DB for many, many years and thought ...

text: Been reading DB for many ,many years and thought about subscribing through Amazon ,but noticed that DB's site has longer subscription periods for just a few bucks more.<br />Why can't Amazon offer the same rates and subscription lengths as the DB site?


title: Received first issue.. so far not impressed, ...

text: Received first issue..so far not impressed, hopefully articles in the future will be current, more informative.


title: Four Stars

text: Has great content!


title: One Star

text: Just wasn't my style.


title: How do I get issues that have been missed.

text: I absolutely LOVE this magazine - but I signed up and paid for 12 issues a year. However I’m not getting that.... a few issues seem to be missing and that’s disappointing - not sure what to do about that.


title: Ad digest

text: Fab modern up to day magazine.


title: Great discount

text: My favorite car Magazine


title: Beautiful decorating and gardening

text: Lovely magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Got my first issue and I'm liking the mag very much.


title: Readers Digest disappointment

text: i was hoping that the Readers Digest would be the same as the "old" digests of many years ago. it is small and is not at all pleasant to read.


title: Fantastic magazine

text: Contains great ideas and helpful hints. Just what I was looking for. Has a great variety of articles on design styles and DIY


title: Great magazine

text: Love all the classic old  sportscar stories


title: Been a subscriber for over 10 years

text: I love Vegnews magazine. When I first went vegan 11 years ago, vegnews helped me so much. They do great articles about vegan friendly cities around the world and I can't tell you how many times I've referenced those articles when I'm traveling. So helpful. They always have great recipes and make sure to always cover what's new in the vegan world (new products, cook books, restaurants etc). Can't say enough good things about them.


title: What child doesn't love mail?

text: Great gift for my grandchildren.


title: Please make it stop

text: I don’t want this magazine but my subscription keeps getting renewed. I can’t figure out how to cancel it. I hate it.


title: Great ideas in this magazine

text: Love the magazines!!!  Although we moved so I don’t know how to have the address changed to our new address


title: Little recipes

text: Wish this magazine had more recipes.


title: Though it would be a little bigger

text: I wish it could be a little bigger and have more pages and recipes.


title: No access to 'Online version', as advertised.

text: I've loved Goldmine Magazine for years, but Amazon needs to stop advertising that an accompanying online version is part of the deal, because it is not.  Other reviewers have said the same.


title: A waste of natural resources and my time.

text: Time magazine is not what it once was.  It is a pandering piece of doggy doo.


title: Best Sports Magazine

text: If you are a sports fan THIS IS the magazine for you.  S/I covers all the sports & has some of the best articles about individuals & teams, both pro & college.  The best bonus is you can't beat the Amazon.com price.


title: So So Magazine

text: If you like a lot of pictures & not many articles, this is the magazine for you.  You can get People Magazine & get a lot more indepth reporting, but People is also a lot more expensive.  US Magazine is ok, but a lot of "fluff" to it.


title: Check the Print Style First

text: I would enjoy the magazine more if the print were larger.  For us with poor eyesight you almost need a magnifying glass to read the tiny print.  It does have some good articles though.


title: Scam artists

text: Let me start by saying that I legitimately enjoy this magazine and intended to renew every year. When I received a hard-bound book in the mail I thought, "Oh what a nice gift. It must be part of the subscription package." Silly me--I didn't read the fine print (I'm not sure there was any) and I just put the book on my shelf. A couple months later I received a bill for $30 for this book. No thanks. You can have your book back, but you'll need to come pick it up. I'm sick of sleazy scam artists who rely on fooling decent people as a way to boost revenue. I will not be renewing.


title: Love, love, love this magazine!

text: By far my favorite of all of the food magazines.  Photos for every recipe make it easy to decide whatever to and not to make.


title: Great Educational Tool!

text: The most informative magazine I've ever read. It has all the facts for certain subjects I wanna learn. Also, it's a great tool to keep your children well-informed about the things around them.


title: Great Articles

text: Grew up on Reader's Digest.  Now I order subscriptions for my business' reading material for our customers.  All ready had two customers ask to borrow some of them.


title: A all around good home improvement mag for beginner DIY'ers to have on ...

text: A all around good home improvement mag for beginner DIY'ers  to have on hand. Execellent mag ,\. Articals well written and laid out so anyone can understand them. Well worth the money for it.


Popular science has lost their touch. Lots of useless comic like sketches and few words. Too much focus on expensive gadgets and doodads. Magazine is thinner than it used to be. It seems like every other month  They print another end of the world climate change story. We get it already. And they print advertisements from shady companies selling decidedly NOT scientifically tested products like male enhancement pills, and "special" water machines that supposedly change the chemical bonds of the molecules and cure all your woes


My grands are loving their subscription to this magazine.  The older ones will be getting the "grown up" version of NG in the coming year, but I'm sure they will still enjoy reading these magazines to the little ones.


title: Love my Food Network Magazine

text: I love this magazine, so many great ideas and recipes. Love it


title: Best Magazine You Can Buy

text: Reader's Digest is such a great magazine. Timeless stories, comics, funnies, life tips, and so much more await inside the pages. My whole family loves this magazine. We keep them all over the house. On bookshelves, by the couch, next to the bed, and in the bathroom. It's the perfect magazine to take on a trip. My 9 year old has been reading them for over 2 years. He looks forward to each issue and usually reads it cover to cover first. I LOVE this magazine. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐


title: Pricing

text: I give these to my grand nephew that live outside the US and it is a lot cheaper to mail it to me and I mail it in Canada.


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine is filled with amazing recipes.  Every month is an inspiration.


title: My son's favorite magazine - and he's a VERY modern kid!

text: My oldest son (10) reads every one of these cover to cover - and my little guy (7) is starting to read it now, and also enjoying it.  The magazine is full of facts and tidbits that are just right for the 8-12 age group, especially the inquisitive ones.  Both my kids think it's very funny.  And each month has a different 'theme' which keeps it fresh and interesting.  We have a hard time justifying the cost of ANY magazine, but this is one that's actually worth the cover price - even if we wish it were cheaper.  Educational, fun and always interesting.


title: Five Stars

text: Great for any literary fiend.


title: ... for my elderly aunt and uncle that used to love to read

text: Got this for my elderly aunt and uncle that used to love to read.  I hope they are enjoying it.


Great magazine.  Keeps me mentally sharp by reading it.


title: I love Southern Living

text: I love Southern Living.  It's not quite what it used to be but it has gotten some better.  Will always love reading it for recipes and vacation ideas.


title: Exactly what you've seen at the supermarket

text: Good photos and interesting reviews. This is especially good for those who like to see latest designs in the luxury and sports car segments.


title: Three Stars

text: Not much to say, I think the 3 stars says it all.


title: such wonderful writing. I frequently read articles about sports I ...

text: Never want to be without SI, such wonderful writing.  I frequently read articles about sports I do not particularly enjoy but somehow always enjoy the article.


title: Want to have great reading?

text: Subscribe to Reader's Digest. It is an awesome read. Comes on time.


title: Two Stars

text: It was a news magazine. Now it is an editorial magazine,


title: One Star

text: Book has gotten sooooo small.


title: Science & Family Friendly!

text:
This magazine is wonderfully family friendly! Geared toward younger
children with a curiosity toward things natural. My older tween children
also enjoy the beautiful,first class photography.
I saw some reviews in this space that seemed to think that if one believes that God created the world that this belief precludes a love for science. This is simply not the case. Our family is very science centered with grandparents retired from NASA and Nature Friend is a friend to the genuine lover of science.
A wonderful magazine that is of the highest quality and standard scientifically as well as artistically. We can't say enough positive about it!


title: Photography Magazine.

text: This is a truly excellent magazine. Offers a great deal of help. The product rating is especially useful. The wonderful photos are a plus. I renewed my subscription.


title: SUBSCRIBE! Just do it!

text: Teen Vogue is KILLING IT lately! So glad we subscribed. Believe me when I say it's no overstatement that this publication is leading progressive journalism today. In Trump's America Teen Vogue is an indispensible voice of reason.


title: Ease of Reading

text: clear print easy to read


title: my second year of earth

text: I'm a 16 year old "geologist in the making". This magazine is stunning. It's jam packed with interesting articles and amazing photos. I get so excited each month when my earth comes in.


title: Wonderful!

text: This magazine is so amazing, jam packed with info and very interesting. I just renewed my subscription for a 2nd year of Smithsonian!


title: Amazing magazine!

text: This magazine is amazing! My mom bought me a year subscription this year and I love this magazine. I'm almost 15, and I would recomend this for people/kids that're into Archaeology or Geology. The articles make you feel like you were there, with good details and just a great magazine. I'll be renewing it soon.


title: Five Stars

text: This was a gift and the recipient is enjoying it.


title: I really enjoy this magazine!!!

text: Entertaining,inspiring,and informative magazine filled with mouth-watering recipes and practical tips to help make living healthily easier.My friends are always borrowing my magazines so I've started gifting them their own subscriptions.Great gift idea that beats out the usual stationary,mug,ect., and it's a gift that will "keep on giving" for longer than most others.


title: No rate by me.

text: I got it as a gift for my Grandson (inlaw). He already was taking it, and they extended his current subscription.


title: Loosing its edge.......

text:
For many years wired was THE magazine of a technological future, presenting technologically driven material as a world changing force.  This was nerdiness without submission, and one could be interested in technology without retreating from the world.  The world was becoming technology.

There was plenty of technocratic bombast, many things that were written about died in the cradle, and Wired was as closely linked to the dot-com boom as any publication, but few magazines could grasp the present, and grasp ideas of the future so well as Wired.

Wired also had a countercultural edge because it, simply because the people involved with it were willing to play with, or at least touch, any interesting and new idea that fell within Wired's orbit.  This was not a magazine for everyone, but it fit its niche well.

Lately something in the tone of the magazine seems to be changing.  Rather than reporting from the inside of the technologically driven world, it seems as if Wired is increasingly chasing celebrities, and involving itself with things that are trendy in the media world.

Wired is not gone, per se, but frankly, when you see Martha Stewart on the cover, apparently because she is famous, and has hired people to integrate, in no novel or overwhelming way, a website with her other media activities, it is safe to say that Wired is becoming disconnected with its audience.  While many articles are still interesting, the number of good ones is declining, and the tone of the magazine has shifted.  One gets a strong feeling reading it that many of the staffers used to work at Cosmopolitan or Time, and are really more interested in faddish popular crisis and fashion than they are in technology. I can't yet say that Wired is bad, and there is no good substitute for it that I know about, but unfortunately, it seems as if the magazine is heading downhill.


title: I didn't realize that my Kindle (the 8 1/2 x ...

text: I didn't realize that my Kindle (the 8 1/2 x 11 size) does not have the proper software to take the download of the TV Guide.  And that leaves me with a magazine I'll never read and software I had to delete because it wasn't useable (for the Kindle).  However, on the plus side: Amazon's customer service group worked right along with me to try to track down why we were getting a negative on a product that was supposed to be downloadable on Kindle products.  For that reason (and that reason alone), I didn't request a refund for the guide itself.  Thank your people for saving a sale of a product I really can't use -- because my HDTV comes from the antenna in the attic, not a cable or satellite company, and only one of the 30 odd "local" stations are listed.


title: BEST MAGAZINE!

text: This is my second year subscribing to Entertainment Weekly magazine. It is a weekly magazine that is so entertaining that I ALWAYS read it from cover to cover. This is one of only two magazines that I subscribe to -- the other magazines always piled up in my "unread" pile until I cut my subscriptions down to two. It covers ALL aspects of entertainment -- TV, movies, books, music, theater, etc. I highly recommend this magazine!


title: Three Stars

text: disappointed as I received one issue then was told there would be no more...


title: Well Worth it!

text: Terrific writing; great variety and depth of content; current and timely.


title: Great Magazine

text: Always love Southern living keep all my old copies for recipes


title: Great  Cooking

text: I love to cook and this  magazine  offer many great dishes to try.


title: Cover...and cover to cover

text: I read it cover to cover every week.  And I LOVE the covers themselves.  I keep saving them!


title: Highlights

text: I remember enjoying the magazines as a young girl. So I ordered 2 subscriptions for my granddaughters .


title: It is Time !!!!!

text: It came even earlier than I expected. Will have to watch for the cancellation date,but doubt that I will cancel. It seems to be one of the only news magazines you can still get in print......I like that!!!!! Don't want to read everything online, even though I do understand that all news is going that way. Nice to know that not everything is instant !!!!!!


title: Crochet Today? more like grandma's crochet!

text: If you want to buy a crochet magazine, I'll try Interweave's Crochet.  It has better more contemporary patterns, better quality pictures and more techniques you can learn.  This magazine seemed second grade by comparison.  I was disappointed.


title: Spanish language

text: I did not see any interesting information


title: Informative Magazine

text: I live in a 110 year old house and this is my favorite magazine.  I read it cover to cover and then pass it on to my sister who loves it too.


title: Three Stars

text: received as expected


title: One Star

text: too much flash not enough substance


title: Always informative

text: Love this magazine!!!


title: Informative Periodical!!

text:
This periodical never changes with the informative content and truthfulness.

Thank you.....Babs


title: Interesting reading material not all ads and pictures

text: Got this for my husband and we both love it.  Details has interesting articles and informational tidbits as well as great grooming and exercising tips- unlike other men's magazines this one isn't just a bunch of ads and photos of half naked women this magazine is intended for reading.


title: A Good Read!

text: I really enjoy this magazine. It's well written and has a variety interesting articles. There are a lot of great ideas on where to go and what to do while in Texas. I love my state and I love reading and learning about it too!


title: Did not get the magazines

text: I got three magazines and then they stopped coming.


title: Good food

text: Got this magazine for my mom and she loves it


title: Save Money

text: I don't understand Amazon. The price when you subscribe directly to the website is $2 less for 6 issues. This makes me wonder what else Amazon if "gouging" me on. I guess I better start checking that out.


title: My favorite magazine!

text: I enjoy this magazine more than people.  Impatient to get it in my mail box each week!!  I read it cover to cover.


title: and she is very happy with it

text: This was a gift for my Wife, and she is very happy with it.


title: Beautiful presentation of Scotland

text: I love this magazine.  Its articles include book reviews, human interest stories,  news summaries, as well as all the beautiful photographs of places to visit in Scotland.


title: Never received second issue

text: The guide is great if you can get it. I had to call the publisher several time to receive the first issue.  Never received the second issue and just gave up.


title: Not bad but no longer great. Just not worth my time.

text: Only comes four times a year and is not better than it was when it came monthly. It is hit and miss anymore no matter when it comes.<br />I hate canceling it but just not worth the wait.


title: Great price for good magazine

text: Great magazine. None of them are good as they used to be. Came fast and great pricing.


title: Love It

text: My husband loves this magazine. I always get him a subscription


title: Living

text: always a fun magazine to read cover to cover


title: Five Stars

text: I love yoga journal and the price on this is amazing! I never miss an issue!


title: Very useful

text: My granddaughter loves these magazines!


title: Five Stars

text: As an ex flight attendant I just love this magazine to keep up with trends.


title: Five Stars

text: So fun to get something in the mail! The magazine is pretty thin though.


title: Takes full 8 weeks to receive first issue

text: Who doesn't love Vogue!? I was disappointed that it took the full 8 weeks before receiving my first issue, however.


title: only half of the magazine

text: What? What happens to the discs? Fifteen bucks without the disc, thirty bucks with the disc, you are offering only half of a magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect gift


title: Five Stars

text: A great magazine and worth every penny.  Lots of good ideas and helpful hints


title: Very helpful

text: This is a magazine you will want to refer to often . it's full of excellent information about perennials and organic fertilizers  .


title: Eh. Boring

text: Won't renew, very disappointed by all the adverts, lack of content.


title: haven't received copy of Sunset yet...

text: I read the magazine before, so I gave it a high rating (otherwise, I wouldn't have ordered it!)...haven't yet received a copy from this subscription (purchased Sept 23 - today is Oct 25)...


title: Garbage

text: Don't bother buying this. Wire was barely readable before, now it's just a trash piles written to try to politically numb and push ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: love this magazine, good price.


title: Yum!

text: Good recipes


title: Five Stars

text: Great analysis of what's happened with a little perspective that nightly new programs can't provide


title: Five Stars

text: Whole family loves this magazine! ! !


title: Returning Home

text: I had a subscription to Fantasy & Science Fiction when I was a teenager. Picking up a subscription has been one of those things just on the edge of my to-do list for years. It seems as though a decade or two of sci-fi reading and growing up in general has made this periodical that much more meaningful and enjoyable. Knowing that this beauty is on the way every other month makes me feel like I'm 13 years old all over again - lost in imagination and eagerly awaiting the next issue!


This is my luxury.  I feel very connected to so much.  I like BBC style and this is it.  Covers world issues with professional and human care, insight, depth, punny subject titles!


title: Beautiful magazine

text: The photographs and the articles are wonderful.


title: WHERE IS IT?

text: Ordered it back in October about first few weeks in the month, was supposed to arrive by October 27th and it is now.... November 27th. Still not here


title: So much information

text: Love this publication


title: Great magazinof recipes

text: I have been getting th magazine for years and really enjoy all the recipes.


title: Definitely ahead of its time

text:
The styles and trends shown in Non-No magazine are always at least 3 years ahead of the American's. I received my first Non-No magazine in June of 2001, and it is only now (in late 2006) that I'm seeing those styles here in the United States. Back in 2001, while we were still wearing regular-rise/high-rise bellbottoms, hip huggers or flare jeans, Non-No was already featuring low-waisted hip huggers, modified skinny jeans (lower-waisted, more flattering fit), and designer brands that were still relatively unknown here (Seven For All Mankind, Juicy Couture). Definitely give this magazine a shot if you want to stay aead of the trends here.

Not only is Non-No several years ahead, but it is also ahead when it comes to beauty, cosmetics and makeup application.


title: Four Stars

text: Good


title: Lovely magazine for vegetarian recipes and for many products which vegetarians and vegans would appreciate.

text: This magazine is very nice for vegetarians. It also has a lot of ads for products that vegetarians or vegans would like to buy. It features gourmet recipes using vegetarian foods and gives these foods a lot of taste, not just a bland, boiled vegetable. The magazine is pretty to read and browse through. It also makes a nice magazine for the office which can be read in the lunchroom.


title: Enjoyable magazine for the fashionista.

text: A gift for my mother who loved Vogue for many years.  This was a favorite coffee table magazine in the home.  I also purchased it to just enjoy "the fragrance page" which is basically a scratch and sniff page.  This is a rather other-worldly magazine but you would love this if you watch America's Next Top Model.


title: Five Stars

text: Father-in-law gets this from me every month as his bday gift.  He loves it.


title: Fast and easy!

text: Sure beats missing an issue!  Also beats having to look for a stamp and send something through the snail mail.


title: Magazine Perp

text: I was a little dissappointed in the lack of meaningful content in this magazine.  Remembering how it was in the past, it seemed to me that there were way to many ads.


title: A lot of covering stuffs.

text: Up to date info.


title: To learn more new things.

text: Very handy.


title: Poor and inflexible customer service

text:
CUSTOMER BEWARE:

The economist has change their policies so that their print and digital editions are separate (and I assume their kindle editions are too).

If you make a mistake and order the wrong one

(1) They will not change your subscription, even if it has not started.

(2) They will not give you a refund

(3) They will make you pay full price again to get the edition you want.


title: Review of Expensive Equipment is Their Forte

text: This magazine reviews expensive equipment, such as turntables that cost over $10,000 and up, and by up I mean like a $400,000 turntable that weighs a few hundred pounds.  Or amps and speakers that are in the similar range.  This magazine caters to those who are wealthy and into hi-fi equipment that delivers ultimate performance.  It has interesting articles, but this is not a magazine that reviews $600 speakers.


title: SUBSCRIPTION NOT RECEIVED YET

text:
I cannot review this item because a month later, I still have not received the first issue of my subscription. Sorry

Frank Calderon

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title: Five Stars

text: good issues


title: Great

text: Grandkids love it


title: must buy

text: great magazine. I have been reading it for many years. good hints and product reviews


title: OK but not QUALITY PAPER

text: I was not expecting such CHEAP PAPER


title: Great magazine

text: Great ideas throughout


title: GH fan

text: Admirer for 31 years. Sent in perfect condition, on time, well done to commemorate the 50 years. Perfect, just like the soap opera & actors portraying the characters.


title: Useful

text: A good read and great source for our vintage automobile.


title: Always A Good Read

text:
This magazine is full of helpful tips and recipes.  I look forward to my issue every time it arrives! I have watched
her TV shows for decades, and her new show on the Food Network is fabulous! I don't have a garden to relish
in like she does, but she is a magnificent chef, and knows everything about crafting.  Some magazines only
showcase lots of adds and no articles or helpful tips for your home. This magazine does not disappoint, and
the price can not be beat! Pick it up for yourself, and gift it to a friend!


title: Great!

text: Enjoy reading articles in magazine.


title: MORE

text: I LOVE this Magazine!  It specializes in Women over the age of 40 yrs.  When i am done reading I pass it on to my friend who loves it as much as I do.  K.R.


title: More recipes and picture

text: Not enough recipes! To many other advising makes it unpleasant to enjoy.


title: Great magazine

text: Love this magazine. Lots of inspiration!


title: Used to be better

text: My husband and I both used to enjoy this magazine, but now it has become much like any other women's magazine: beauty, fashion, and food. The original premise: living simply, has been lost, in my opinion. However, I did buy some Target Home (top of the line) sheets at their suggestion and they are better than any sheets I've ever purchased, including much more expensive brand names. So I trust their take on various products. Not enough home decorating, projects, or ideas to simplify life and live on less. I'm not sorry I bought it because it only cost me about $5 for a year! But many of the issues I just pass on to my adult daughter without reading the entire magazine. I'm in my late 50's, daughter is in her late 20's and she loves it.


title: Good to know

text: Simple to read


title: Good magazine but better if you are at least in your late 50s

text: If you are in your 60s you will probably love it.  I am 47 and I like it okay but it is geared for an older generation


title: Makes my wife's day

text: I cannot attest to the contents but my wife reads it, cover to cover, and has more bent pages than can be imagined.  Each page indicates something that she will try.


title: Never received an issue

text: Subscribed for 5.5 months but never received an issue. Have to cancel it to stop the waste of my money. Only got half of the price refunded.


title: Five Stars

text: They died for freedom of speech, we can only admire their courage. "The pen is mightier than the sword!"


title: Broken weekender bag

text: Have not received the magazine yet so I'm just reviewing the weekender bag.  The first time we used it, the long handle ripped out of both sides of the bag!!!  Did not even get the bag out to the car before it ripped.  The smaller handles seem to be holding up fine, but not happy with the quality of the long handle.  I know it was free, but seriously, I think it should have held up much longer than it did.


title: Not worth it

text: This magazine is not worth it. You are better off looking at free material online that specifically fits your interest. Too many adds and biased material from sponsors.


title: D-Bag monthly: Get your Beard Cream here

text:
Just Terrible. I used to subscribe to Men's Fitness which started being the same 6 exercises every month (with Kettle bell squats in there twice for good measure). I really was starting to think it was more akin to Playgirl.

Now they absorbed it into Men's Journal which is a magazine full of beard cream ads and "Gear you need" which is just overpriced crap that I see in Side bar ads on questionable websites. Lucky the incompetents who put out the mag never even charged me for it or else I would have been REALLY upset when they combined these 2. This reminds me of a D-Bag's version of WIRED, which got so full of ads there was no content left. I'd get a 240 page (thick) mag with about 64 pages of content and 10 pages of sponsored content.


title: Fun for all!

text: My 9 y/o enjoys getting his subscription, monthly. It comes with so much fun inside!


title: Five Stars

text: Made the wife very happy


Years ago I subscribed to National Geographic and I loved it then and I still love it now. I'm so happy to have it back.


title: Great Magazine, Great Recipes, Great Price!

text: I discovered Food Network Magazine over a year ago and was very impressed with its appearance. It's a 4-color, slick paper, thick magazine for less than $4.00 on the newsstand! The recipes are easy to follow and use ingredients that can easily be found in your local grocery. I would recommend this magazine to anyone who enjoys good food that is healthy and tasty. I've kept every copy - just as I would a good cookbook. I recently began subscribing to it... even LESS than $4.00 a copy now!


title: Informative and Elegant

text: My daughter and I have discovered the joy and beauty of hostessing tea parties for friends and family. I love Teatime Magazine because it is not only a visually elegant magazine but because it is so informative. We have greatly benefited from the articles about teas: brewing, serving, origins. We also enjoy the various recipes for sweets and savories to make a tea party successful, plus tips about how to present a lovely table. I would recommend this magazine to anyone who wishes to entertain in style -whether  formal or more casual.


title: You suck

text: I got this in July and have only got 1.  You suck


title: Sorry excuse for a magazine!!!!!

text: Just Garbage  , not even worth the bottom of a bird cage.........ads and filler. It's a shame how something that was good could be so bad.


title: Absolutely love this magazine!

text: Excellent value. Excellent content. Overall, love this magazine!


title: Reminisce

text: I love the 40's, 50's and 60's am a history  buff and so any magazine that covers this time period I will buy it.


title: 15 pages and 4 of them subscription offers!

text: On the plus, the articles can be very informative – you don’t just get a recipe, you get what makes the recipe great so you have  confidence in the kitchen.<br />This was a splurge but I thought it would be worth it FaceTime what I’ve read in their other publications. This months Addition just came in the mail and it felt very flimsy. I turn to the back page to note the page number - 15. Yep, just 15 pages but their thing is no ads, right? Well, the “pages” numbered  3, 4, 13, and 14 we’re actually pages but subscription cards!


title: Have only received One time

text: I also subscribed last December and have only received one time. Not sure what’s going on and what to do to contact the company. I just received my renew subscription too


title: Good mag but cheaper elsewhere

text: Good magazine and worth subscribing to. Note that you can get it for $12 per year from the Backpacker website. In my opinion Amazon is not the bargain it used to be :(