
Originally Posted by
prophetic_joe
I agree. I don"t have anything against anyone using an ereader or anything but I like the feel of a book myself.
I always have, and always will, like the feel of a good book in my hands. There's something about the weight and texture that just feels right........
Having said that though, I really like my Kindle. It's thin, light, and a lot easier to haul around than say, the hardback edition of Green Mile or Stranger in a Strange Land. As far as that goes, it's easier to haul than the paperback editions of either book too. It's great for travelling by plane.
We have all the Game of Thrones series on the Kindle and have preordered the next one coming out in July. As soon as it's available, we'll download it and begin reading it.
Did I mention I also like the convenience of the Kindle? I live about 75 miles from the nearest place I'd be able to buy a newly released book in hardback/paperback, but can have the same book in seconds via wireless.
There are other things I like about the Kindle but I won't bother, I'm not trying to change anybody's minds.........but I am going to say, "Don't knock it if you've never tried it cause you just never know, you might come over to the dark side if you did try it"
One last thing. An iPad can't compare to a Kindle in a side-by-side contest. It loses the second you have any sunlight shining on the screen.
It matters not how strait the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll.
I am the master of my fate:
I am the captain of my soul.
***William Ernest Henley***
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