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I have both the Kindle3 & the NOOK. I don't notice much difference between the screens. Though I have noticed some books are harder to read on both screens.
And after having my Kindle for awhile I've noticed the page turns seem to be slowing down????? So there really isn't that much difference between the two.
The Kindle is definitely lighter, but I don't have much difficulty holding the NOOK all that long ( I do have neuropathy in my shoulders that goes down my arms to my wrists, so if it were a problem I'd notice)
I prefer the touch page turn & the touch keyboard over the Kindle. But I've learned to use both easily.
I do like the longer battery life with the Kindle.
Both are great e-readers & I don't think you can go wrong with either. But if library books are a must, then the NOOK is the one you should stay with.
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