Reader's Digest, my favorite magazine since I was a teenager, is the top-selling general interest magazine in the world, sold to over 100 million readers in nineteen different languages. It is amazing that one small book has such substantial content. The world is open to the reader when you read it. Not only can the Reader's Digest be the key to obtaining information, education, and entertainment, but also the Reader's Digest appeals to different people.
             Reader's Digest provides us with a good source of information. Reader's Digest has different articles which include news, advice, facts, and fun. These give the reader many kinds of information. Because health is an important topic in our life, Reader's Digest provides much information in great detail. For example, in "America's Biggest Health Care Crisis," it discusses the problems in the healthcare field today and gives detailed information about how to choose the right healthcare. "The Hidden Danger in Healthy Foods," tells us how to distinguish healthy foods from unhealthy. "A New Look at Life" provides a lot of information about how High-tech imagery and medical advances are changing the abortion debate. "Medical Update" gives us information about the medical field. Through the advice that is provided by Reader's Digest, we learn how to spot opportunities and make correct choices. "12 Ways to Keep More of Your Money" offers us their best advice, free of charge. In "Is Your Job Next?" it tells us how the new economic globalization affects us all. It advises how to prepare ourselves. "Is College Worth the Money?" tells us the facts about college. According to this information, we can make a right choice. If we are a pet owner, we can find a lot of information about pets in Reader's Digest, too. In "How to Train Your Dog," we get an idea how to train our dogs correctly. Through "Pets Needs Love," we are amazed that the pets truly understand our mind and soul.
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