Reader’s Digest PLUS

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If you’ve been enjoying the print editions of Reader’s Digest, you’ll be thrilled to learn that Reader’s Digest PLUS is all that and more – with bonus extra audio, video and interactive content for you to enjoy.

Each issue contains a mix of great reads and inspiring tales from the best writers and sources on topics including health, crime, drama, humour, heroes, nature, profiles, history, science and advice – plus interactive slide shows, video, games and easy links to send in your own contributions. Always surprising. Always entertaining. And always packed with laughs, memorable stories, classic word quizzes, trivia, contests and more.

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