Take A Break's Fiction Feast Reviews
Description:Monthly magazine. Tabloid format. Companion fiction magazine to Take a Break, a weekly magazine of true-life stories, given as Take a Break's Fiction Feast on the cover. / Publishers: H. Bauer Publishing
Newest Review: ... along with pictures. The pages inside however are not glossy, but rather on paper and are in black and white with one custom ... more
... colour thrown in.
The only advertising you will find in this magazine is on the inside front cover, and the back page. The index page (as well as including the contents), however, displays around 3 or 4 short book reviews - This is where everyone can get involved as it offers the chance for readers to send in their own reviews of your favourite book (in less than 70 words) which they will pay £20 for each one that is used!! (I'll put the details at the bottom for anyone who wants to give it a go). One page fo...more
Customer Take A Break's Fiction Feast Reviews (2)
by - written on 25/07/09 (Very useful, 359 readings)
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Take a Break's fiction feast is a great option for a bit of light reading, if you don't fancy starting a book, or are just short on time. I find it's especially good for taking to work and provides great entertainment for a lunchtime read. The Cost ------------ It costs £1.70 per issue and is released once a month, however, the subscription offer (12 copies) will cost you £15.40 which adds up to a total saving of £5 (www.subscribe2fictionfeast.co.uk). Benefits included with this subscription are; free home delivery, a guarantee that you will receive your issue before it hits the shops and includes an offer of receiving a free gift card with all gift ... Read the complete review
Come on Take a Break with me (3221 words)by - written on 03/07/07 (Very useful, 1124 readings)
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~~ Take a Break Fiction Feast ~~ I do enjoy reading, but I don’t always have time to read a book, actually I go through phases in my life where I can read book after book and then not touch one for months, if someone lends me a book then I will read it straight away so that I can return it to them, but if you buy me a book I have a tendency of putting it in my to read pile of literature and it gets left, as I never do seem to find that time. So I do tend to stick to magazines with their short snippets to read and in the case of Fiction Feast short stories. The magazine I am looking at today is the May 2007 edition, I will take a look at a few of ... Read the complete review
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