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Newest Review: ... thing about them is there is so much to read. They have a lot of pages and are very compact. There are so many different ... more

... articles that you have a LOT to read. The articles are often true life stories (of all types) and short stories. There is a lot of emphasis on text and not much on pictures, which again is something I like. In terms of time and value for money, there's a lot of content. The worst thing is that the content varies widely. You never know what to expect, and it can be a bit hit or miss whether you will enjoy the stories. There can just be pretty much anything in there - sad stories, happy stories, stories about young people a...more

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Readers Digest: Lots to digest (356 words)
by - written on 07/10/09 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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Reader's Digest is a monthly magazine that comes out all over the world. It's famous because it's small (around half the size of a normal mag), and contains a real mix of articles broadly typified as 'general interest'. I remember these from years and years ago. My grandparents often had them, and apart from that I often come across them in the doctors or other waiting rooms. The best thing about them is there is so much to read. They have a lot of pages and are very compact. There are so many different articles that you have a LOT to read. The articles are often true life stories (of all types) and short stories. There is a lot of emphasis on text and ... Read the complete review

Another shark attack foiled! (481 words)
by - written on 02/03/09 (Very useful, 157 readings)
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As a young child I remember my father reading stories from the Readers Digest, the ones he read to us children were usually about miraculous escapes from tornadoes, blizzards or floods, and generally had some sort of Christian tone to it. I used to love my bed-time stories, even though some of them kept me up at night as I dreamed of rafting the Amazon, or trekking the Serengeti. So when at my local library I saw this on display I jumped at the chance to relive my childhood as well as read some great stories that I had remembered being enthralled by. Well it took me about one second to open the magazine, but then another 30 as I thumbed ... Read the complete review

Readers Digest: Maybe it's the right time to try again? (1823 words)
by - written on 20/01/06 (Very useful, 1927 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 ... Read the complete review

Not too much to digest (412 words)
by - written on 08/07/09 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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Once a month this pint sized magazine arrives through our letter box. Strictly speaking it is actually my Dads but that doesn't stop me from getting to it first. Sold separately it will cost you £3.49 which admittedly is a bit pricey for something which is only A5 in size. I do believe however, that if you subscribe the cost in lessened a bit. This mini mag gives a vast amount of subjects and topics for you to get your teeth into. Containing real life stories from all over the world, health tips and reviews I can't understand why a lot of people around me scoff at it! Things which you can expect to find in each copy of Readers Digest ... Read the complete review

Readers Digest: Oh No!! Not The Readers' Digest!! (537 words)
by - written on 20/11/01 (Very useful, 672 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 ... Read the complete review