Take A Break Reviews

Take A Break is a weekly women's magazine that's published every Thursday and costs 78p (like Pick Me Up, us lot in Tenerife have to pay over Euro2 for it). The cover is quite eye-catching with numerous headlines screaming for my attention. On opening the magazine we're presented with Take A Break St., where readers can sent in pictures ...  Read the complete review

I used to buy this magazine years ago and was in my local shop earlier today when i spotted it among the racks and thought i would buy myself a copy. If you have never heard of Take A Break, it is a womens weekly magazine. It costs 78p per issue and is available from most good newsagents and stockists. I had stopped buying ...  Read the complete review

My gran lives in a nursing home, and with little to do to pass her time each day, she methodically gets my grandad to buy every single weekly magazine for her each week. Bless her heart, she then saves each and every single one of these magazines for me and gives me a massive pile each time I go to visit! Awww! I can honestly say that ...  Read the complete review

with plenty of true life stories and lots of quick reads, i love buying my weekly fix of take a break. Every thursday come what may i make sure i have it. I have found the stories heartbreaking,funny and interesting. The short reads are fab if you only have a few minutes spare. The puzzles are great too although yet to win anything yet, ...  Read the complete review

Take a Break is a womens weekly magazine priced at 78p and it comes out every Thursday. I buy a few magazines every week and I have to say this is one of my first choices. It's packed with real life stories, photo's, prize puzzles and lots more. It also follows some people's stories over a few weeks maybe months ...  Read the complete review

Take a Break comes out weekly and costs 72p.... a great price for a great magazine that can keep me amused for a few hours. There are plenty of puzzles, crosswords, and competitions to do which are great fun...there are often 3 or more arrow words too which I love doing :) This magazine hasmany real life stories...some ...  Read the complete review

Okay, so it's a woman's magazine. And I'm a bloke. But I still love this magazine. I rarely read the big article though. That's my wife's job. I buy this in the vain hope that my puzzle entry will be drawn from the millions of others and I get a cheque for £3000 or a holiday or a care. Now priced at 78p it's a cheap alternative to ...  Read the complete review

Take a break is a weekly magazine that costs 72p. It is well worth the money as there is alot of stuff in it to read and do. There are puzzles and competitions (which are fun to do and can be a bit tricky which uses the brain cells a bit) , real lives (these can be quite upseting so keep some tissues at the ready) , a help section ...  Read the complete review

Take a Break is a weekly magazine aimed at women. It is priced at 78p an issue and for that you not only get a great selection of stories, letters and tips but also a wide range of puzzles. There are certain things in each issue of the magazine. These include a letters page, a beauty questions page, tips on saving money, a cookery ...  Read the complete review

I have to apologize in advance (lol, good start!!) as my review seems to have taken on, more of a 'how to make money from take a break' review but only since reading the smaller print have I noticed how much there is to be made. I have also included the regulars you can expect from take a break. Design --------- Front cover ...  Read the complete review

Take a Break magazine is what I always end up with when it isn't a new month yet, so I can't get my monthly glossy (Glamour), and require something totally different and silly just to turn my brain off to. The reason I first bought one was because of one of the "real-life" stories that was advertised on the cover - "My boob burst in ...  Read the complete review

As I get older with less to do and more time on my hands, the days seem to get longer and I find myself reaching out and reading magazines I would once not have given a second glance. Most of the magazines I have in the house at the minute have been handed on to me by my daughter after she has finished with them. The other ...  Read the complete review

Take a break is a weekly magazine which is out every Thursday for 72p full of stories and competitions for all ages. On a weekly basis you can always win at least a car, £2500, £1000, £500 twice over, £3000 worth of goodies to choose from and generally a holiday for their star prize and all their competitions are genuine as i know someone who has ...  Read the complete review

Take A Break is a women's magazine that contains real life articles and a multitude of different puzzles and games which give you the opportunity to win some great prizes. The puzzles range from word searches and crosswords to sudoku and special mystery games. The prizes for correct entries can be astounding with anything from cars and ...  Read the complete review

I have only recently started buying Take a Break magazine. I originally started buying them forthe competitions as I quite enjoy doing crosswords and other puzzles and I heard this was a great mgazine for them. When I brought it though I found the stories in them so intriguing that I had to read them and suddenly I was hooked. They ...  Read the complete review

I travell to university every day, which takes me 2 hours each way, because of this, I have a lot of time to kill in between journeys, so I tend to read a lot of different magazines and do any thing really to occupy my time and kill the boredom. I picked Take a Break up recently and decided to give it a read as I had already read most ...  Read the complete review

Take a Break is a great magazine and great for all ages too. My nan buys it every single week and passes it on to me so i can have a read too! It comes out once a week and costs only 78p which is a bargain compared too a lot of other magazines. It usually has around 70 pages and is filled with true life stories, competitions, puzzles and loads ...  Read the complete review

Never have I read a magazine so stuffed full of human suffering, I read Take A Break from the very first issue and gradually it dawned on me that I don't very much like reading about people's heartaches and dire medical problems. I carried on buying it for a while because of the excellent competitions they run, of which I've been a winner a few ...  Read the complete review

Take a break is a magazine every woman should incorporate into their lives. It is inexpensive, at only 78p a week, and comes with everything you could ask for. There are loads of real life stories, which sometimes tend to all seem a bit dreary, but then you do get real heart breakers some weeks. I have recently been enjoying reading the ...  Read the complete review

I'm a sucker for buying magazines it has to be said, and first read a copy of Take A Break about 10 years ago when a friend passed me a copy one dinner time at work and since then I have bought it every week without fail. It's a magazine which caters for all ages I would say and is largely put together by readers contributions. There is a little ...  Read the complete review