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Mix & Match (Transformers (Reader's Digest)) by David Roe - Reade
Pages: 12, Edition: Spi Brdbk, Spiral-bound, Reader's Digest Asso ... |
£ 6,82 |
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Prime Time (Transformers (Reader's Digest)) by Michael Teitelbaum
Hardcover, Reader's Digest Association - Books/Subjects/Young Adu ... |
£ 5,91 |
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Where Is Elmo?: A Wiggle and Giggle Peekaboo Book (Sesame Street
Pages: 10, Edition: Brdbk, Board book, Reader's Digest Associatio ... |
£ 5,91 |
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Barbie of Swan Lake: A Panorama Sticker Storybook (Panorama Stick
Pages: 16, Paperback, Reader's Digest Children's Books - Books/Su ... |
£ 4,04 |
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Format: paperback, Publisher: Reader's Digest (Australia) Pty Ltd
Pages: 208, Paperback, Reader's Digest (Australia) Pty Ltd - Book ... |
£ 8,49 |
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The Ultimate Soup Cookbook: Over 900 Family-Favorite Recipes (Rea
Pages: 544, Hardcover, Reader's Digest Association - Books/Subjec ... |
£ 11,34 |
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Format: hardback, Publisher: Reader's Digest (Australia) Pty Ltd,
Pages: 320, Edition: New Ed, Hardcover, Reader's Digest (Australi ... |
£ 13,19 |
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by QueenElf - written on 20.01.06 (Very useful, 1456 readings)
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I do hope I’ve caught your attention because it’s a long time since “Reader’s Digest” has been reviewed on the site and I’ve found a great difference in their earlier service. I first joined Reader’s Digest about ten years ago when I decided to try to win one of their prize draws, obviously I didn’t, I wouldn’t be here now if I’d scooped the grand prize. “Unlucky” is my middle name, the only prize I’ve ever won is a cheap bottle of wine in my local pub’s Xmas draw. At the time I entered my numbers I signed up to the Digest’s book service with a free book that has over the years proved to be invaluable, I’m talking about the Family Health Guide which was then retailing at ...
by Suzan - written on 20.11.01 (Very useful, 502 readings)
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You have probably heard the quip: “The person who said that nothing is impossible has obviously never tried to cancel a Readers’ Digest subscription!”And it is true that once you have made a purchase from Readers’ Digest, they cling tighter than a leech on a septic wound. But hold on…I’m about to say something nice about them! I have for some time now been subscribing to the Readers’ Digest Condensed Books and I have to say, hand on heart, that I have enjoyed every volume so far. The titles chosen for this series are varied enough for there to be something to please every reader, and you may surprise yourself. I have ...
by ray1952 - written on 10.08.01 (Very useful, 219 readings)
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What other monthly magazine gives you variety in the form of: current news, current affairs, sport, comedy and many other subjects. The Reader's Digest monthly magazine costs £2.50 per month if bought from a newsagents. A few years ago I actually subscribed for a year and saved about 30%. I think this magazine is an excellent buy as it has many different articles for everyone's taste. It must be good because it boasts some 25 million copies issued in 19 different languages (July 2001 edition refers). At the front is a list of contents for that month's issue. These are based both on fiction & non-fiction. One of my favourite parts of ...
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