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I have been running Honeycomb 3.0v4 for the past couple of weeks and it is pretty stable and I don't get anymore force close issues then I do with CM7 or Froyo so I use it as my daily driver.
I have it installed in emmc and the v4 comes with google apps and the overclock kernel so I didn't have to mess with any ADB installs...just flashed it.
Things that haven't worked for me: You Tube, Air Attack HD, Glyder 2, Android Music Player 3.0 and some of the third party apps and games. Web browsing, music, Nook or Kindle Reader apps and games like Angry Birds do work so I'm happy with it.
In the past month, I have used CM7, Ultimate Droid and the plain Auto-Nooter and ClockWork roots along with the Honeycomb and they all work fine....but have their bugs.
If you are looking to keep the Nook as close to being stock while having the flexibility of the Android Market Apps then Auto-Nooter or ClockWork root are the best choices. If you are looking to turn your Nook into a tablet then CM7 or Honeycomb is the way to go.
I hope this helps.
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