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NickyWithNook · 09-30-2011, 03:04 PM

Right now my older daughter (9) and I kind of share usage of my iPad and Nook, but I do actually plan to get her an ereader of her own. Her room seems to be swimming in books, and she hates to get rid of them as she reads a lot of them over and over again. I am even prepared to re-purchase a lot of her books in ebook format so they're on the ereader and I can get rid of the books in piles around her room. I doubt I'm alone!

For my younger daughter (2), she is tactile at that age and it just doesn't make sense for her. She wants to feel the book and physically turn pages.

IMO for older kids, yes, but for younger kids, no.

09-30-2011, 03:04 PM	#3
NickyWithNook Guru Posts: 750 Karma: 3942770 Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: American living in Australia Device: Kobo Libra Colour, Kindle Fire, Kindle Pwhite (Don't use Nook anymore)	Right now my older daughter (9) and I kind of share usage of my iPad and Nook, but I do actually plan to get her an ereader of her own. Her room seems to be swimming in books, and she hates to get rid of them as she reads a lot of them over and over again. I am even prepared to re-purchase a lot of her books in ebook format so they're on the ereader and I can get rid of the books in piles around her room. I doubt I'm alone! For my younger daughter (2), she is tactile at that age and it just doesn't make sense for her. She wants to feel the book and physically turn pages. IMO for older kids, yes, but for younger kids, no.