A new book in my library.

[Wurger]

 

[Lucky13]

 

[Lucky13]

No idea what happened here!

 

[Micdrow]

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Nice scores Jan

 

[Snautzer01]

No idea what happened here!

 

[Donivanp]

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Duck duck goose goose?

 

[MIflyer]

Recently bought these on Amazon for Kindle. Both were on sale at a reduced price. The 72 Sdrn book I bought today for $1.99

 

[Wurger]

 

[Viking1066]

 

[MIflyer]

I have been getting an e-mail each day with sales on e-books. Must be a new but effective marketing technique. Here is the latest one I bought, today. On sale via Kindle for $2.99.

 

[Greg Boeser]

I have been getting an e-mail each day with sales on e-books. Must be a new but effective marketing technique. Here is the latest one I bought, today. On sale via Kindle for $2.99.

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I just can't get excited about e-books. I need the tactile enjoyment of an actual book. But for that I need the tactile enjoyment of discretionary income.

 

[A4K]

Same here, on both counts. Not a fan of looking at screens.

 

[Viking1066]

I usually am not either. But if it's an out of print or over $50 dollar book, I will go digital.

 

[MiTasol]

I also find my kindle great for relaxing reading especially when travelling. It is light and fits in a pocket and I usually preload five or six books so that if I picked a dud one I can just move on. That is not practical with hard covers or paperbacks, especially on a long haul flight or when sitting in the lounge and grazing while waiting for the next sector the kindle can handle food and drink on your hands far better than paper.

I prefer my desktop (yes I am that old) for out of print manuals etc though.

 

[Lucky13]

All Polish, but the text for the photos are Polish/English....
She's a BIG girl in 1/48 I noticed!
Great book!

 

[Wurger]

 

[MIflyer]

I just can't get excited about e-books.

Me neither. Readers are just too awkward compared to a real book. I first bought my Kjndle so I could have something handy to read when I took my Mom to a restaurant. It took her so long to eat and she spent so much time looking out the window or around the restaurant that I needed something to keep it from being boring. Now, I have not cranked up the Kindle in quite some time. I really should crank it up but that would mean I would have to enter the new wifi password in it and who knows how long that would take. I can read the books on my PC at home and I'll probably just do that.

 

[cherry blossom]

If you have DRM free ebooks, you can send them to your kindle without needing to play with passwords by installing Calibre on your computer and connecting the the kindle to your computer (add books in Calibre and then send to device). One advantage of a backlit kindle is that you can read it in poor light. I used to read paper books in the evening sitting on a sofa with my dog's head on my lap and a light on a bookcase on the opposite side. Sadly the dog got a bad back and had to have a low bed, so the bookcase had to go away. Thus I went to reading a kindle on the sofa with my free hand reaching down to the dog.

 

[GTX]

I also find my kindle great for relaxing reading especially when travelling.

I find ebooks (be that Apple Books or via the Kindle App on my iPad) extremely useful when travelling - something my work causes me to do a lot. I average about a book a week and the ebooks allow me to travel with a virtual library.

 

[Vic Balshaw]

Use my Kindle all the time, some novels can be very large and heavy for reading and to carry, taking up luggage space. My Kindle just slips nicely into the back pack or sits nicely on the bedside table.