Thread: Why my daughter's bookstore will be 10 inches tall
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Old 07-22-2010, 08:41 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Scott Nicholson View Post
I posted on my blog about my recent visit to Borders and how it felt like a museum, but the most important thing was my 10-year-old daughter, a huge reader, was way more interested in the Sony reader that didn't work--she'd trade ALL her books for an e-reader. Her sample comment:
Hey Scott. Get your daughter the e-book reader and let her alone with the device. How many kids are reading (e-)books for fun today? There are certainly worse gifts than one of these devices.

With her advanced reading skills she will be a step ahead.
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