Family Travel Made Easy With A Readly App Subscription

Disclaimer: We were gifted an annual Readly app subscription for featuring this review post.

There is nothing quite like chilling on a sun lounger with a good read, such a fabulous way to recharge your batteries. However, if you are hoping to travel light this summer, you may well be torn on how to pack reading materials into valuable luggage space. This is why having access to a Readly app subscription is perfect for families travelling over the summer holidays!

With access to over 7,000 titles (current and backdated) and the ability to share subscription profiles over 5 devices, the whole family can sit back, relax and enjoy their favourite magazines, comics or newspapers wherever they are in the world.

Read on to find out more about the Readly app and what titles you can expect to find.

Using a magazine subscription on a phone in the airport.

How does Readly work?

You can browse both new issues and back issues, download magazines for offline reading without an internet connection and share with family and friends on up to 5 devices.

The ability to download titles for reading when offline is super handy! You can still read via the app when on a flight and your device in on flight mode or if you are stuck in a airport due to a flight delay.

More importantly, you can still read your favourite magazines when you do not have access to WiFi, especially at the beach! With so many mobile phone operators now limiting mobile data use when away from the UK, this is a saviour if internet access is an issue.

Offline entertainment is only one part of making travel days easier. If you are heading overseas with children, this family trip abroad checklist can help you organise documents, medication, chargers, snacks and the essentials you need close to hand.

Image of the Readly App homepage showing a range of magazines.

What is available on the Readly App?

With unlimited reading to over 7,000 titles, Readly has a magazine for all the family and is the perfect holiday app. A subscription to the app covers five profiles per household, so all the family can read their favourite titles. Deep dive into a thought-provoking feature or catch up on business, celebrity & gossip or news whilst the kids read their favourite comic or puzzles.

Here are just a few of the magazines, comics and newspapers you can expect to find on Readly.

Newspapers

  • The Guardian
  • The Independent
  • Metro
  • Evening Standard
  • The Observer and many more!

Women’s Interests

  • Women & Home
  • Hello!
  • Red
  • Country Living
  • OK!
  • New York Magazine and so many more titles!

For Men

  • T3
  • AutoCar
  • BBC Top Gear Magazine
  • Macworld and many more!

For Kids

  • National Geographic Kids
  • The Beano
  • GoGirl,
  • Viz,
  • Animal Planet Kids,
  • Minecraft Secrets & Cheats,
  • Animals and You,
  • anorak
  • Match! and so many more!

Visit Readly for more information about all the titles on offer and how to sign up to the app.

A range of technology magazines available on the Readly App.

How much does Readly cost per month?

A monthly subscription to Readly costs £9.99, which covers you across 5 profiles for mobile, tablet and desktop use. This works out to around £2.50 which I find quite reasonable considering how much buying physical copies of magazines and newspapers costs these days!

You can cancel at anytime, with no commitment, meaning you are not tied in which is also very reassuring.

Always keep an eye out for offers across the internet. Readly are currently running their Summer offer of one free month when you sign up via their website. With many more offers run throughout the year too.

Why I like using the Readly app

The price of magazines today has totally shocked me and the only time I would pick any up is at the airport. The fact I can flip through titles when using my phone couldn’t be any handier and allows m to enjoy some downtime, even when notifications keep streaming through!

Having access to current and back copies of magazines is a big draw for me, I need a celebrity gossip fill every so often. Though it is so easy to flip through to other titles when you need to read a more hard-hitting piece.

The setup process is very easy and before you know it, your whole family can be reading their favourite titles in the blink of an eye!

Child reading The Beano comic on a tablet.

Top Tips For Boosting Your Child’s Love Of Reading This Summer

The summer maybe a chance for children to down tools and enjoy themselves, but there are plenty of ways to make reading fun during the holidays. Below, Readly kindly share their top tips for encouraging children to read during the summer holidays that you may find handy!

  1. Don’t just read at bedtime: Reading before going to bed is a classic ritual but for some children, it can be associated with having to stop playing. Build a more positive association with reading by switching up times and locations. Parents can try reading under the table or at a picnic outside while eating snacks to make it fun.
  2. Don’t be afraid to embrace technology to encourage reading. Just because children are turning to devices doesn’t mean they have to switch off from reading. There’s a plethora of easily accessible content on the web and in apps to encourage our children’s literary growth.
  3. Comic books can be a great place to start. With an emphasis on reading being fun, easy and above all, essential to establishing a regular reading habit, embracing comic books is a simple way to help more children find reading pleasure. Comics are also an excellent, non-threatening reading option for children to start reading in a non-native language.
  4. Lead by example: Children imitate their parents and other adults around them. Set a good example by cultivating your own reading habits. Don’t forget to discuss the latest article, magazine or book you’ve read with your child any time the opportunity arises.
  5. Ask and answer questions together: Reading widely even if you think the material is too advanced for your child is a great way to introduce new words and concepts. Use this as a way to capitalise on children’s natural curiosity to explore and learn together.
Woman  on deckchair using a Readly App Subscription on a beach when travelling.

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107 thoughts on “Family Travel Made Easy With A Readly App Subscription”

  1. I’m a huge Liverpool fan and today was their first Premier League game of the season. Luis Diaz scored our first goal and boy did it make me smile!

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  2. A song playing on the radio that was a favourite of a friend of mine who passed away yesterday. It made me smile when I remember her singing it.

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  3. Playing board games with my children, its been a rainy day but we’ve shared so many laughs and I’m sure it will a day that will be remembered.

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  4. My life was complete when I recently adopted a stray cat I named Phoebe.. but last night she didn’t come home and this morning, she strolled in, climbed on my head and snuggled for morning cuddles…….. my smile was a mile wide…. x

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  5. A morning stroll along the beach at 5:00 AM this morning. Beautiful views and I was able to clear my head whilst getting some exercise.

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  6. My son (3), who is poorly with chicken pox, today told me he loves his spot pattern and doesn’t want them to get better and leave him

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  7. My son, 3, who is poorly with chicken pox at the moment, told me he doesn’t want his spots to get better as he likes them

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  8. The moment when I hear my partner’s keys in the door.
    We are always so happy to get back to one another after our days at work – I can’t believe we can still be so excited by it – but we are

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  9. A great app for those who read this way, but I prefer a physical book and despite limited luggage with our trip to Australia, I’ve still found space and weight allowance to take 4 books with me. Thanks for joining in with #pocolo

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  10. I went to see Barbie and a meal with my daughter, mum, sister and nieces. We had so much fun and laughed a lot

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  11. Celebrating my daughter’s 50th birthday . I can’t believe I have a 50 year old daughter, it only seems like yesterday that I was 50!

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  12. zooming with grandson Mac, going to spend real face to face time with him in August really looking forward to it

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  13. We went walking and climbed Arnside Knott in Cumbria. The views were sensational at the top and I had to smile with how lovely it all was & well worth the climb.

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