^As do I, but I seriously need a reader for all my e-books, I hate reading novels on a monitor.
Over 40s Club
- Thread starter Miss Chicken
- Start date
^ What format do you have your ebooks in?
(I found that my iPad works quite well as a reader for Kindle-format ebooks. Especially the iPad 3)
Eh? What's that sonny? You'll have to speak up! I'm Oscar Leroy!!!!
(I found that my iPad works quite well as a reader for Kindle-format ebooks. Especially the iPad 3)
Eh? What's that sonny? You'll have to speak up! I'm Oscar Leroy!!!!
Any and all... txt, doc, PDF, lit, epub...
I convert files If they aren't immediately displayable on whatever system I might have at the time.
The thing is the eye strain if I read longer texts on backlit monitors
cool! 
In my family sweets were almost completely forbidden. I guess it had something to do with my mom constantly making a diet. Turned out that cancer and a ray therapy were a far better way to lose weight than any diet (no yoyo effect). Life has a rather eccentric sense of humour. 
In my family sweets were almost completely forbidden. I guess it had something to do with my mom constantly making a diet. Turned out that cancer and a ray therapy were a far better way to lose weight than any diet (no yoyo effect). Life has a rather eccentric sense of humour. 
^^ A dark sense of humor indeed.
My nook uses an LCD and is quite easy on the eyes.The thing is the eye strain if I read longer texts on backlit monitors
I grew up in a house with a few thousand books. As I have three older brothers there were a lot of children's books in the house before I came along. As a result I don't remember not knowing how to read. My husband grew up in a much poorer house with hardly any books, but he is also a lifelong bookworm. Our children don't read as much as we do, but they all enjoy a good book from time to time.
By the time I was 12ish my allowance had jumped to $5 per week. At the time I had to visit the orthodontist about once a month. His office was in a shopping mall, so after my appointment I always faced a huge dilemma: do I spend my allowance on books or on music? On a lucky day I'd get back on the bus with a 45 *and* a book!
By the time I was 12ish my allowance had jumped to $5 per week. At the time I had to visit the orthodontist about once a month. His office was in a shopping mall, so after my appointment I always faced a huge dilemma: do I spend my allowance on books or on music? On a lucky day I'd get back on the bus with a 45 *and* a book!
