Introduction:
I have been familiar with Reader’s Digest magazine, Asian edition since my teens through my benevolent father. Dad bought these editions from time to time, and when he was done with them, I took the liberty of reading them. “Points to Ponder” and “Drama in Real Life” opened my eyes. I realized the value of my life during the dark hours and reread them to feel motivated and happy again.
About the magazine:
Reader’s Digest, the Asian edition is a widely read magazine. And especially now it has more lively categories than before, such as “Kindness to Strangers”, “Intelligent Animals”, “Technology” and “Books and Movies”. As before, the Cover Story, Real Life Drama, Self Help, and Health categories are very helpful, engaging, and rewarding for all of us. The parts “Laughter, the best medicine”, “Life is like this” and “Everything in a day of work” are equally funny, funny and attractive. In addition, we can contribute anecdotes, jokes and stories based on our lives in different categories and if the editors like to publish them in the magazine, then we have the opportunity to charge between $ 50 and $ 250 depending on the category. I myself would like to one day contribute my own story to this wonderful magazine and would certainly be delighted if it were selected for publication.
About the editors:
The editors of this renowned magazine, together with their teams, work hard at the Singapore headquarters to make it rich in content and quality and strive to be precise also with regard to information, format, sentence structures and others. Thumbs up for them !! I really appreciate your work and your choice of selections that are definitely to be commended. Although I have been hooked on books and self-help programs for quite some time, I have also turned my attention to the good old magazine and find there is more variety here, more fun and a lot to learn.
Reviewer’s recommendation:
I would advise Asian readers to have copies of Reader’s Digest from time to time and review them thoroughly. You will not only gain joy, but also learn interesting principles of life. For American and European readers and others, Reader’s Digest magazines are likely to be available at local bookstores, but I cannot recommend what they would be like because I have not checked the editions for these regions. Most likely they rock like the Asian editions. So it’s worth a try; buy a month’s copy and see for yourself how you like it. They will most likely become your pet magazine!