Do you read Reader's Digest?

Reader's Digest is a Canadian institution. It will never die. It's published in well over 24 countries and languages throughout the world and trust me, it's solvent. Some countries experiencing severe economic problems may suspend publication, but the magazine itself will always be available through Canadian publication subscription. So no worries, snowcat, Reader's Digest isn't going anywhere anytime soon!

My first time reading a Reader's Digest is when I'm still in grade school coz my father and brother's had a huge collection of that little mag and a subscription so I have been stay updated what's new and what's happening currently. I surely missed the humor section such as laughter is the best medicines, the health sections and the documentaries for the places and the collections that they features. But until I finish my studies and begin to work, I already don't have time to read the mag because the the popularity of internet blogs and sites arises and It's way convenient for me to read on the computer that a book...

i really love that magazine and we get the canadian version. i think it would be a sad day if they went out of business. i also like their other canadian publications (one is a magazine called 'our canada') and its a very good publication as well.

I have always enjoyed reading Reader's Digest! I hope they are able to stick around, it would be a shame to not be able to read the magazine anymore.

I love reading the Reader's Digest. There are so may wonderful stories in there and I love the humor in uniform and laughter is the best medicine parts. They always make me laugh, but I like their serisou stories too, I love the ones about heroic people because it shows one person can make a difference.

I shall definitely miss Reader's Digest. I hope the publishing house survives the economic crises and keep producing that superb magazine. I have been reading of and on since I was about 12 and found it to be a great source of knowledge as well as pleasure.

Because the articles in the Readers Digest are gleaned from other magazines, it is like having a subscription to a dozen or so other magazines. I subscribe for myself and each of our grown children. Both my husband and I read it cover to cover. Our daughter told me that it is the one magazine that she doesn't ever want to be without. My husband would especially miss the magazine Reminisce. I can't think of any magazine I'd miss more than Readers Digest.

Oh No! Don't take away my Readers Digest. I have subscribed to this magazine for...well....a long time! I love reading RD thy ahve a lot of interesting stories in it. I for one hope they stay afloat! That would be lik losing a family member! LOL

Hi, I love Reader's Digest. It is one of my favorite periodicals..I used to subscribe to it for a number of years and i collected most of those books.My children love going through them and so do I. We treasure them and have decided never to give them away..I will definitely miss it. But i feel that with the kind importance that is being given these days to glamor and gossip, a magazine like Readers digest seems outdated with very few readers ..I love Good Housekeeping and Woman and Home and would definitely miss them if they decide to close shop...

I hope that Reader's Digest hangs in there. That would be a shame. Gosh I remember when my Mom had it at home. I use to get it by mail years ago. And always found it interesting to read when waiting at school, or even at a doctors visit, while waiting in the waiting room. I will miss the stories, and jokes.

I subscribed to RD for a few years in the 90s. Enjoy reading the magazines, I thought the quality was high till I got a chance to read old RD. Those old RD were given to me by someone who knew I was a bookworm. There were a few from the 50s, a few from the 60s and about 100 RD from the 70s. After reading the old magazines and the ones from the 90s, I couldn't agree that RD maintained high standard. Those in the 50s to 70s were really very good. The number of articles and the depth of discussion were much higher than the current RD. Many articles focus on the USSR and how the system couldn't work. I was very surprised by the wisdom of the writers, they really had the foresight and the intelligent to analyze.

I ordered Reader's Digest ten years ago, but I didn't read the whole book all the time, so I thought it did waste money to order it. So I stopped to order, and then they kept sending me letter few years after I stopped order, it was quite annoying.

Yes, you are right RD contains too many things in little space without compromising with quality. I am a subscriber of RD for the last two years and I thoroghly enjoy this magazine. My favorite is Laughter is the best medicine' and some in depth health related topics.

I read that almost all the time. Its interesting but sometimes its true as to what they write may seen hazardous. I would definitely miss that if its gone forever.I supposed its just because I used to that.

I liked Readers Digest and have always found it to be interesting. I would miss it if it werent around anymore. I am not a regular reader, but my parents always got it and I definitely would miss it if it were not around to read. I think that magazine is a good one that maybe is not in vogue anymore.

I love to read the Readers Digest and have subscribed to it. As far as I know the Indian version of Readers Digest does not have any problems staying afloat. So I dont think I will have problems reading this magazine for a few years atleast.

I used to read Reader's Digest and I think that it's a wonderful magazine, full of information and wonderful stories. I like the fact that it is so small and compact. It would be a shame if it disappeared completely. I may subscribe to it again in the future but things are difficult financially as everyone knows. Andrew

I hope they don't end up discontinuing Reader's Digest. I have enjoyed that magazine ever since I was a kid! Mom used to tell us that she was going to send a funny story in, but never did get around to it. They have such a variety of things in that little magazine, I always find it enjoyable. The only other magazine I really ever buy is Cosmo. I buy it because I find a lot of it to be funny. My husband and I will sometimes sit together and read it just to say, "Is this really true?" and laugh about it. I don't think I would miss that one as much as Reader's Digest though.

I love reading reader's digest but I only read them when I was in college. I have an aunt who borrowed from her friend some books then we read it at home. After that she returned them. I don't read reader's digest now because I can't afford to buy them. They cost I think more than $3.00. I like all the content but I can't afford to buy one so I no longer read.

I have so many reading books materials at home except readers digest because I do not have those reading materials. But I've noticed once awhile when I went to the library yesterday and I saw readers digest magazine it is one of a good source for the readers like us. It concern about things that are related to ourselves and relationship to others.