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Allure (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Conde' Nast Publications


The magazine comes very late every month. For example you can see the August issue on sale everywhere in mid-July. But the August issue comes late August to subscribers. I wonder whether that's the deal of subscription. Very disappointed.

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Outside

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Outside

November 23, 2001
A bit too oriented towards certain viewpoints, but worth a try at the cut rate offered in GoldBox. May not renew unless rate is superb.

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Texas Monthly

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Emmis Publishing


I have been a subscriber to Texas Monthly for close to 20 years. With that longevity, one might think this would be a 5-star review; however, that is not the case. As a person who loves Texas, I subscribe to virtually all magazines with the word "Texas" in their name. As a result of its extremely liberal, left-wing bias and trash-talking about Texas, I have many times been very close to cancelling my Texas Monthly subscription even before the renewal date. At the last minute, however, they seem to include a great article on interesting Texas travel destinations, top Texas steak houses, etc. and I'm hooked (tricked?) into sending in another renewal. It's hard to understand how a liberal blue-state publication survives in one of the reddest ... Read More:

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Ladies Home Journal (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Meredith

November 23, 2001
I'm sure this magazine is a hit with many but it's just not my favorite. I wanted to try it out though and see. I'm more of a southern, country type magazine gal who likes lots of recipes. This isn't a bad magazine just not my style personally. I've only receive one issue so far so maybe it will grow on me more after I get another issue or two.

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Horse Illustrated (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: BowTie Inc.


This magazine is another must have for anyone who loves horses and wants to learn more about their care. As with Equus it is highly educational and enjoyable. As an Equine Science student, this magazine augments my studies.

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Men's Journal (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Wenner Media


Mens Journal is a unique publication covering a myriad of issues that are highly relevent to mens Life.If you like these articles you are likely to enjoy "Single a documentary film'. This new DVD is entertaining and thought provoking and also available at Amazon.com

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Conde Nast Traveler (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Conde' Nast Publications


Received two issues so far. Magazine is packed with 4 and 5 star information and as most magazines like this, too many advertisements.
I do enjoy reading it.

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Bicycling (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Rodale Inc


After reading the various reviews I was still uncertain so I bought a copy at the local bookstore to try it out. I am a 51 year old woman who rides my bike around the neighborhood and in parks and aspires to be a commuter. For me it was extremely helpful as far as exercise, nutrition and other such guidance. Much of the technical stuff was over my head, but did contribute to my knowledge base. I have decided it is worth the $20 a year for someone like me.

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Field & Stream (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Bonnier Active Media

November 23, 2001
The magazine is ok. The response from your Magazine Subscription/Administrator is woefully inadequate. I ended up ordering twice because I could not find the status of the first order. I am not happy and probably will not order magazines from Amazon again. David Furr

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Scientific American Mind

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Scientific American


I've been subscribing to SciAm Mind for about a year now and have been reading it at the bookstore for a couple of years. I'm a layperson, no medical training or professional background in dealing with these topics, I just have a personal interest.

While I enjoy a good bit of the magazine, I typically find myself frustrated at how it seems as though they only have a few people submitting articles. Unfortunately I don't have a copy on hand, but there's one guy (?) with a name that's about a mile long, and by the time I've finished the magazine, I'm sick of seeing his name and reading his often less-than-thrilling diatribes.

I'll likely continue subscribing to SciAm Mind because I do feel like I get something out of it, but Psychology ... Read More: