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Good Housekeeping (2-year)

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from: Hearst Magazines


Good Housekeeping (2-year)
I've used other online places to buy magazines and waited up to 6 months to see my first issues! Amazon was quick, easy and my Good Housekeeping arrived the next month! I hadn't received GH for a few years and I'm happy to read it again. GH has changed some and for the better.

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Ranger Rick

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from: National Wildlife Federation

November 23, 2001
As a neighbor, aunt, and grandmother, I give Ranger Rick to a number of kids. It fosters reading, encourages the love of nature, and provides hours of fun. It's not expensive, plus it keeps on giving. The low subscription price is negligible, yet the child gets a "present" every month.

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Popular Mechanics (1-year)

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from: Hearst Magazines


Popular Mechanics (1-year) Rapid response to a subscription request for a great price.

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Discover (1-year)

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from: Discover Media LLC


Even though I was told to expect to wait 6 - 8 weeks for my subscription to begin, I received two issues within a month.

The price was excellent.

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GQ (1-year)

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from: Conde' Nast Publications


Just look at the cover...is this magazine targeted at the single male or what?....but GQ isn't glib...it has great articles,great photography,it's quality!
If you enjoy this magazine you will almost certianly enjoy the new dvd "Single a documentary film"..it features a cast of entertaing and thought provoking experts,comics,Singer/songwriters and "real life" people sharing their insights and observations about the complexities of relationships in todays crazy world"
Also available on Amazon.com

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Real Simple (1-year)

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from: The Time Inc. Magazine Company

November 23, 2001
This is a great magazine with a lot of good ideas on how to make things "real simple"

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Us Weekly (1-year)

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from: Wenner Media


Earlier in the year, I bought this magazine based upon the cover stories. Right after I purchased the magazine, the cover stories proved to be FAKE. In addition, they copy much of their material from PEOPLE magazine. I recommend you buy PEOPLE instead of this magazine.

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Cosmopolitan (1-year)

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from: Hearst Magazines


After casually flipping through Cosmo while waiting in line at the grocery store when I was in college, I finally decided to subscribe, and boy did I regret it. I was hoping to enjoy Cosmo as my monthly guilty pleasure, but what I got was an incredibly banal reading experience. The fashion, hair, and skin tips are not bad, but similar advice can easily be found in a several better magazines.

Cosmo however, became a cultural staple because of the promise of its cover teasers. Yet, for anyone over the age of 14, the articles that these teaser headlines offer are uninformative and generally useless. By the third month of my subscription I realized that if you read one issue of Cosmo, you really don't need to read another one. They ... Read More:

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Playboy (1-year)

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from: Playboy Enterprises International Inc


it's a cliche, but I really do enjoy the articles... it's certainly better than GQ or Maxim.... and hey, naked women are awesome.

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O, The Oprah Magazine (1-year)

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from: Hearst Magazines


I like the magazine format and features because I like Oprah and her shows and her philosophy of life and of entertainment. The articles are short and to the point and varied; you don't need hours to finish an article to get the idea. The magazine is glossy and entertaining posing also some interesting thought provoking questions. Some of it also invites you to reflect on some serious issues. The one thing that turns me off however, is that it features Oprah on every cover. It seems a bit self indulgent and self adoring. It doesn't go with what she appears to personify on her shows and public persona.