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Old 01-23-2012, 05:34 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by Kobo129 View Post
Well, as I have one now and not a Kindle I intend to persevere with it especially as I have kind of personalised it, I just need to get to grips with it, especially the use of kindle books on there unless anyone can recommend any other good book (cheap) sites other than Kobo?
booksonboard.com (they have a UK site)
diesel-ebooks.com
Also you can almost always buy discounted books from Kobo using the coupon codes from this thread:
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...t=coupon+codes

Only certain "agency"books will not allow the coupons to be used.
Calibre is a great tool to use on the pc to organise your library but not essential.
Download the Kindle app from the Goodereader app store I mentioned above and you'll be able to read all your Kindle books.
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