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Colored Stone

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Interweave Press


This is my 2nd time to review it. The 2nd magazine was alot better has more pages, and alot of info on the gem show coming up in Vegas. It's good to have updates on things. I collect gems as a hobby.

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Natural History

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Natural History Magazine Inc


I used to really like this magazine, but it seems to be going down hill very rapidly now. It is about half the size it used to be, and contains way too much advertising. I suspect that the reason is that Stephen J. Gould's column is what made the magazine so popular, until he quit writing it before he died. I will definitely be letting my subscription expire.

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Skeptical Inquirer

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Csicop


Dispelling ghosts and ghost hunters, demons and exorcists, miracles and evangelicals, bigfoot and related beasties and their hunters, psychics, mediums, and lots more of things that go bump on network TV and the mainstream press, SI is a breath of fresh air for those tired of the unending, uncritical coverage of the "paranormal." Pseudo-scientists and charlatans beware!





















































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Tracks

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Michigan United Conserv Clubs


I expected a magazine. It is only a few pages long. My son was disappointed.

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Natural Home

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Ogden Publications Inc


A great magazine for anyone who is trying to improve there green footprint. I own a green company and I recommend this magazine.

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Pointing Dog Journal

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Wildwood Press


As an avid bird dog owner, your better served with Gun Dog magazine....better writers and a superior product.

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American Archaeology

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Archaeological Conservancy


American Archaeology is the only national magazine dedicated to covering the archaeology of the Americas. The publication offers readers a chance to learn about the exciting world of archaeology and presents information in an easily accessible way. In addition to highlighting the outstanding work of The Archaeological Conservancy, American Archaeology covers the latest in significant research and discovery, and is a favorite among professionals and amateurs in the field. A must have for anyone interested in this topic!

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Tropical Fish Hobbyist

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: T F H Publications Inc


I really enjoy this magazine, and look forward to it's arrival every month in the mail. It discusses both freshwater, and saltwater fish, and other various creatures. I enjoy all the articles, and pictures. A great magazine for both expert, as well as novice.

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Fate

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: Fate Magazine


This is the type of magazine that no matter how many times you pick up an issue, you can always find something new and interesting. Any fan of the paranormal, cryptozoology, or any of the vague-sciences will love this magazine. To claim that FATE is not a science magazine shows ones ignorance and lack of understanding of science. FATE continues to deliver after 700 issues and 60 years. Here's to hoping that the streak continues. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

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Herb Quarterly

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Science and Nature
from: EGW Publishing

June 28, 2002
I ordered this May 8 and have still not received a copy nor any acknowledgement of the order except from Amazon.