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Good Housekeeping - US edition
3.3 out of 5
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If you enjoy looking at the latest things that everyone's trying to sell you, you'll love Good Housekeeping. After not having tried this magazine in a few years, I picked up a subscription for my Nook, and was highly disappointed. I found only two articles of any substance in the entire issue. Hearst must be hurting for cash because they've sacrificed all decent content in their magazine and stooped to inundating us with advertising.
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Does not allow you to go directly to an article from the cover
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I don't like the magazine formatting that requires you to scroll through the article and I an unable to "scrapbook" articles in this format, and so I cancelled my subscription to this magazine.
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The format for my nook reader was awful. The writing was too small in the regular format and when enlarged I had to keep scrolling back and forth to keep up. Not a wothwhile investment for me. I'll stick to paper magazines and turn the pages the old fashioned way.
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wow...wish we could get digital without ads...would pay extra!
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bought with a BN email blast that offered a 14 day trial and a $5 nook credit. Could not figure out how to cancel after 12 days, and still don't have my $5 credit. the layout is sprinkled with numerous adds and difficult to navigate on a 7 inch tablet.
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I get good housekeeping paper edition and I'm not seeing where I can enter in my code to receive it free through Nook since I order a paper copy. Is this correct?
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I am really enjoying the September "Good Housekeeping" magazine so far. I have learned some hints for going thru a color nook magazine. First of all go to the table of contents and see what exactly you want to see - this will also skip the advertisements. This is located on the bottom of the screen - touch that area to get it to come up. A white slash will appear at the bottom of the screen after awhile to help find the table of contents easier. Top of the article to get the article view - this enlarges the story for easier reading, just keep moving the story up with your finger so nice this color nook, lol. To see the pictures pinch the screen to enlarge as big as you want, or when finish pinch to make it smaller to get back to the bottom of the screen and the next article in table of contents. This has made going thru this month's "Good housekeeping" magazine so much enjoyable for me. This month there are more articles concerning me with the anti-aging articles,etc. I like my computer so those articles were really good. I also like the Bill Pullman article.
Last month it seemed to be more for the younger age groups so this month this review I added another star.
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Major downfall with magazines on Nook. No option to print articles.
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Had to get to page 17 before there was even an article - way to may ads!
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I'm looking for a magazine with not as much advertisements. Almost every page had one. Wish it was better.
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Just not much to read anymore.
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The cover is the right December cover, but, when I go to read it, the stupid Eva Longoria issue from November appears.
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I purchased the December issue. The image of the magazine cover shows a Christmas tree, but when I actually open it, there is Eva Longoria and the November issue. Please fix this. I don't want the November issue.
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First the publication came in black, grey and white! No not just on my Nook, but on my PC as well. Then on my iPhone it was slow to change pages if it would at all. This was not a good experience.
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