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Originally Posted by Top Tomato
I'm giving it a try right now for you. They look very good, extremely readable. Not my favorite choice of font, but you're doing this for you, not me. 
The dictionary lookup doesn't work. Also, quite a few words are split into two - that is, when I move the cursor around, the Kindle thinks it's two words. "circulation" on the first page of Chapter 1 is an example.
Those may or may not bother you.
So, I have to ask, why are you going for pdfs over mobi? |
Judging by the page layout and overall simplicity of the document, I'd say it's primarily for better hyphenation and justification.
I too do everything in PDF, though I use InDesign and not TeX. H&J is one major consideration, along with ligatures, swashes, custom kerning, numeral styles, smallcaps, more complex or attractive layouts, footnotes, multiple fonts, and page numbers.