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I never thought that I'd love a reading device as much as I love print books, but I do.I love my Nook.
Of the 8 books I've read so far this year, 4 of them were ebooks. The best part is that since I do reviews, I get a lot of ebooks for free from publishers and authors.
The downside is that some of them have a time limit for reading. Those are the ones I get from Net Galley, but the ones from the author are ARC copies and are mine to keep and enjoy.
It makes loving my ereader a whole lot easier.
Plus it helps with the clutter in my house just a tad.
Itchy
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5 comments:
E bopoks must be very useful for reviewers, that not sure if I could get used to one for enjoyment.
I have one now, too. It's a Kindle, though. I just got it and am still trying to find a comfort zone but I'm getting there. It will surely save on my eyesight and aspirin from the headaches I was getting from reading in bed.
Agnes loves her Sony reader, too. Me, I'm a traditionalist...I just like a "real" book.
Ink on paper .... or electrons on a phosphorus screen.
I love my Kindle :) Still love the paperbacks and hardbacks though.
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