It really is a completely different experience than reading on other devices. It doesn’t strain your eyes like bright screens on computer or other personal devices.

Great for anyone who reads LOADS of books and those who regularly travel.

If you know someone with one, have a look. I love love mine. Its nouthing like reading off a phone or similar device, no bright screens etc.

The mat surface is non glare as is the screen. I struggled holding a book open and reading print, but the Kindle has solved both these problems and I don’t feel that I miss holding a book for reading for longer periods.

I still like ‘real’ books for crafting, especially because of the colour images, but for novels I’ll stick to a Kindle from now on.

Best tip for finding books for Kindle is to go to Amazon, and the Kindle store within it. From the Amazon Home page, there is a list of options one of which is Kindle, that is the Kindle store. Then search the Kindle store for your favorite author.

If you see books on Amazon that aren’t available for Kindle at the present, there is an option next to the book to ‘tell the publisher you would like this for Kindle’.

I’m not a gadget junkie, but I struggled with regular books and Kindle resolved the problems I had. Love it.

Try John Lewis stores, some are starting to have Kindles on display if don’t want to buy one without seeing it first.

Hugs

Billie x

My book addiction is so costly though even through Amazon. Are the free downloads by good authors?
Might have to hum and hah over this for some while longer yet

So glad you are enjoying it though Billie.

Hugs
Lynn x

So the Kindle is for the “reader” in me. The book reviewer, the intellectual because it allows me to focus.