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Old 12-13-2010, 04:12 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by kindlekitten View Post
so with the Disney system you are basically only leasing the books? that doesn't seem fair. for $8.95 you can pretty much buy any children's book I would think

if I am ever blessed with grandkittens I would like to try to get them into ereaders by age 10 at least if the schools haven't already pre-empted that choice
Yeah, it sounds like a "leasing" system, basically. I can see the value in it: access to the books on any computer, no clutter in the house, easy to stop the subscription once your child outgrows the books. I've heard many people on these forums asking for a leasing ebook option that was cheaper than the price of buying a single ebook.

But I don't think this is for my child. (Granted, she's 10 months old, so this is a lot premature on my part...) For now she's more interested in the book as a physical object, essentially a toy she can touch and look at the colorful pictures. As she gets older, I'll want her to have the ability to take the books in the car. The Vtech or something similar to it, essentially a rugged version of an ereader, is more what I'll be in the market for.
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