Reader's Digest Shop gives you a vast collection of magazines and books for general family interest. Many of these are stories of success and struggles of regular people, so anyone in the family would find them quite relatable. They are great store find out tips on cooking, health, personal finances, bird feeding, child upbringing, and a lot more.
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For nearly a century now, the Reader's Direct has been publishing magazines (and now books too) of general family interest. Here you can find tips on healthy habits to finance management, cooking to bird feeding, and everything in between and beyond.
Health, advice, cooking, games, and more
Reader's Digest has an extensive collection of books and magazines mainly across four categories, namely health, advice, cooking, and culture. Need the best recipes for home-made soup? You have it. Looking for cultural immersion in the countryside of the states? Wish granted. And in case, you're not the reading kind (not the likeliest of situations, but per se), Reader's Digest still has something in store for you: great books on jokes, and color books. If you're looking for some challenges, their Brain Games and Mind Stretchers (both available in different volumes) won't disappoint. Stir up your grey cells with some crosswords, trivia, puzzles, logic and numerical games, etc.
Get the magazines for a wholesome read
If you like stories with more worldly facts, head over to the magazine section on their online store. You have the staple Reader's Digest Magazine along with over 80 other magazine issues talking about birds, cooking, home decor, etc. All these cite the struggles of real people and their inspiring stories. And the best of best is when they are running a sale. Your one-year subscription for print with renewal service can come at as low as USD 10 or even 8. For instance, The Taste of Home magazine comes at quite a deal of USD 8.00 as against the original price of nearly USD 36. That's like a crazy 78% off!
RD Exclusives are well worth it
In keeping with its 'real people real stories' essence, you will also find several good reads in the Exclusives section. These storybooks are written by regular people, just like you and I, who have experienced something and now want to share it with the world. Not the place for high-end writers or international bestsellers, in case you believed to find them here. As out-of-place as it may sound, you can also purchase seasonings and birdseed on their website.
