Home > Books & Magazines > Magazine / Newspaper
Magazine / Newspaper > Publications Genre other - 54 products found

Reviews on "Magazine / Newspaper"

goblinite Ad Trader: ... sound, Freeads does much the same as freecycle (the webbased site that allows people to recycle) but rather than giving and collecting things for free, you can sell or buy objects that have more value. The web based version of Freeads makes everything instant, but there is a definite old-style joy in wading through a traditional paper - particularly one such as Freeads where you can find anything from...
Read the full review: Bag A Bargain! by goblinite
 

other Magazine / Newspaper

Results 1 - 10 of 54
Sorted by               
Magazine / Newspaper - Daily Mail Daily Mail
Magazine / Newspaper /
overall rating  18 reviews
 
The Sun The Sun
Magazine / Newspaper /
overall rating  257 reviews
 
Magazine / Newspaper - The Sunday Sport The Sunday Sport
Magazine / Newspaper /
overall rating  22 reviews
 
The Daily Mirror The Daily Mirror
Magazine / Newspaper /
overall rating  64 reviews
 
Magazine / Newspaper - Coventry Telegraph Coventry Telegraph
Magazine / Newspaper /
 
News of the World News of the World
Magazine / Newspaper /
overall rating  60 reviews
 
Magazine / Newspaper - The Mail The Mail
Magazine / Newspaper /
overall rating  80 reviews
 
The Guardian The Guardian
Magazine / Newspaper /
overall rating  55 reviews
 
Magazine / Newspaper - The Western Mail The Western Mail
Magazine / Newspaper / Cardiff-based newspaper.
overall rating  3 reviews
 
The Irish Post The Irish Post
Magazine / Newspaper / Newspaper for the Irish in Britain.
overall rating  4 reviews
 
 Results 1 - 10 of 54
Magazine / Newspaper other1 2 3 4 5 next

Reviews on "Magazine / Newspaper"

 
paul1983 News of the World
... it s brash, yes it s a bit vauge with fact and yes it s trashy, but I m still amazed at the people who turn their nose up at it. The majority of people who sneer at gutter press like this tend to buy broadsheets without actually reading through them but just like to look intellegent when purchasing. If they actually bothered to read both tabloid and broadsheet they would see little difference between the two. Both are bitchy, both are obsessed with celebrity - in the broadsheets cases it s more the dahlings and cads of London s elite scene than Jordan and Lily Cole but the obsession is still the same. I read The Sun, NOTW, Guardian and the Independent so feel ...
Read the full review: It's not going to test you but you will enjoy it by paul1983
bishopview Ad Trader
... for things. But she is such a good girl and always so polite and thoughtful I find it hard to refuse her anything. A few months ago she came downstairs and told me and he dad that she would like her bedroom done out for Christmas. I was quite surprised by this as it has only been two years since we last decorated her room but on the other hand I could see the logic, as her room was decorated in bratz, which was no longer cool at all!!! She also requested a loft bed, which is a high rise bed which leaves the floor space underneath free. This again I thought was an excellent idea as we live in a new build house and the rooms sizes are not exactly massive. When she w...
Read the full review: 'FREEAD' SHEHAD ... (The bed she wanted) by bishopview
dthpsb News of the World
... great for us soap fans but I don t like to read Ian Hylands criticism of television programs because I normally like what he criticises. The two parts of the paper I don t tend to read are the sports page and the Rated section. Sports I am not really interested in and the Rated section covers gadgets, gardening, motors, travel and other things. I read the paper more for the news and gossip. One thing that does bug me about this newspaper is the amount of adverts there is. The paper must rake in a fortune from advertisements because they are on every page. Overall I think this paper is great, it may not be everyone s cup of tea but personally I prefer to read a ...
Read the full review: Sleaze, sex and scandal! by dthpsb
 
Select by ...


Top