Learning to love a kindle.
Posted in blog post on January 3rd, 2011 by Merrill Markoehttps://tvnordestevip.com/bpucpqhe8 On this, the eve of the release of the brand new novel by Snooki, I am thinking about my new kindle.
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https://www.frolic-through-life.com/2025/01/w5baose5wh I don’t yet have a Kindle, but I have Kindle for PC. I’m reading a very challenging book on it and I find that, while I CAN hop back and forth and look for that bit I half-way remember and need to know to understand what’s happening in the story now, I would prefer to do it in, as you put it, 3D. I think Kindle (for PC) reading is going to be like ripped-off music: for something I hear in throw-away form but want to keep, I’ll buy a second copy in 3D. Or two copies in 3D, so I can keep one and lend one out and not worry if the person I loan it to loves it too much to give it back.
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enter I am the marketers dream. I have books that I buy the old-fashioned way, those I purchase as Kindle-only, and — I’m a little embarrassed to admit — those I purchase in book and Kindle form. Writing these words makes me realize I’m particularly blessed to have enough spare change to do this. Having not always been in this position, it’s my little luxury to carry my Kindle around during the week (something I’ve been doing for the three years since I’ve had the first generation) and occassionally re-read words from a select few books on my shelves that were particularily meaningful to me. Here’s the part where I’ll sound like a dorky fan: I have a couple of your novels on my shelves and in electronic print, something I promise you I’ll never say to Snooki.
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http://foodsafetytrainingcertification.com/food-safety-news/w3hie295fi PS. I prefer to read my Kindle books on my laptop. The Mrs on the other hand prefers reading on the Kindle. Cada uno con lo suyo, as they say in Spain.