Thread: Will Children's Literature Make The Jump Form Print To Ebook Format?
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Old 12-29-2011, 02:22 PM   #42
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Originally Posted by ApK View Post
My 8-yr-old son has use of our PRS-350, and I'd love to find more of the stuff he likes at reasonable prices (or free from the library) for it. There's seems to be very little of the kind of stuff he likes available cheaply.
He therefore spends more time with paper books.
My library in Germany has plenty of ebooks for children and teenagers. Availability is (still) better than for the books aimed at adults as well. I could have my daughter have her own account but for now her reader shares my ID.
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