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The collection includes Coronation special digital magazine issues from Readly’s portfolio of 1,200 publishing partners and will be available to subscribers as part of the unlimited digital reading subscription.
Ranj Begley, UK MD and Chief Content Office, Readly said: “What a momentous occasion for the nation and one that will go down in history as it is celebrated by the magazines and newspapers on Readly. Our celebrity and entertainment category is the most read category in the UK, and issues with the royal family are extremely popular with subscribers. It is the perfect occasion to launch the King Charles III Coronation special issues and bring our subscribers images, features, and write-ups that will create long-lasting memories.”
During 2022, Readly’s most read issues across its Celebrity & Entertainment category feature the Royal Family.
The King Charles III Coronation issues include:
1. HELLO! Special Collectors’ Edition, From Prince to Monarch, King Charles III
2. Crowning of The King
3. BBC History – May 2023
4. Readers Digest – King Charles III Coronation Special
5. Royal Family Series – King Charles lll Coronation Special
6. Good Housekeeping – May 2023
7. The Lady – The Coronation Edition
8. The Royals – King Charles III Coronation Special
9. HELLO! Issue 1783 – Coronation Countdown
10. OK! Royal Specials – King Charles lll
11. The Field – May 2023
12. Bella Specials – Coronation Day Special
The King’s Coronation collection is now available to Readly’s subscribers alongside more than 7,000 digital magazines and newspapers as part of the all you can read subscription. A Readly subscription is £9.99 a month, visit www.readly.com for more information.

An exclusive event on 13 and 14 November at art’otel Hoxton exploring fashion, wellness, food, and microtrends.

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