Thread: Which is the best eReader for library books?
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Old 12-15-2010, 09:01 PM   #40
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Originally Posted by PatNY View Post
Barnes & Noble does have the best free books IMO. Specifically their B&N Classics series which they offer for free for limited periods of time throughout the year . They are all so professionally proofread and beautifully formatted epubs with lots of extra bonus content. However, if you are not adverse to liberating books, you can enjoy these same books on any device.
I have to disagree on the quality of B&N books. I have yet to read a B&N title that had italics. Drives me nuts in some books, particularly those with a lot of internal character thought.
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