Reader's Digest International - April 2017

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The April issue is packed with ordinary people doing extraordinary things like five year old Canadian girl, Lexi, who saved lives of her mother and brother; a Russian helicopter pilot that survived arctic cold and polar bears; and five Europeans who changed their careers in mid-life. The World’s Dumbest Criminals is a proof that crime doesn’t pay -- though it might make all of us laugh!

Secrets Your Body's Trying To Tell You

Confession: what I really need for better health, nutrition, sleep, pain relief, and more.

10 mins

Time For A Fresh Start

Are you feeling down about your job or want to be a valued part of a team? Here are four people who decided to make a change.

9 mins

The World's Dumbest Criminals

Crime never pays —especially if it’s planned badly.

7 mins

Weekend With Uncle Gutta

I HAVE A HABIT of looking up the etymology of words before I start writing, so when I set out to write an essay about my uncle Gutta and kindness, I learned that the word kindness is related to kin.

5 mins

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Reader’s Digest International is the world’s most read magazine. Every month millions of people get inspired, informed and entertained by its wide variety of stories about people, health, humor , adventures and world events.
Reader’s Digest International stories cover the whole globe, from North to South and East to West, written by the best local and international journalists. All the stories are fact checked to the smallest details to ensure that readers get the most accurate and truthful stories making Reader’s Digest International the world’s most trusted magazine.