Kindle, Nook or Kobo
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Originally Posted by bj
. I personnally like to go to the library. I'm by books like I am by fabrics I guess. I like to look at the covers, flip thru the pages. I get 5 or 6 at a time, and I don't feel badly about dumping one if it doesn't catch my fancy within the first few chapters (or when I realize that I've already read it). I try to find new works by old favorites and I try to pick up at least one author I've not read before and one classic.
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I love the library and use it all the time. The director of the library system is a friend and we joke that I am his best customer. But I travel a lot and it is a pain to carry a bunch of books. Typically, I don't use the Kindle at home but love it for the road.
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I got a Nook last Christmas and I LOVE it!!! It doesn't talk, though.
For audio books, I use my iPod. I borrow books on CD from the library, use iTunes to copy them to my computer, then plug my iPod to the 'puter and voila! It's done.
While I do love turning pages and holding a book in my hands, we're full-time RVer's and there's no room for a large collection of books (or stash for that matter.)
For audio books, I use my iPod. I borrow books on CD from the library, use iTunes to copy them to my computer, then plug my iPod to the 'puter and voila! It's done.
While I do love turning pages and holding a book in my hands, we're full-time RVer's and there's no room for a large collection of books (or stash for that matter.)
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