Thread: How much have you saved by buying an ereader?
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Old 07-13-2012, 11:51 AM   #107
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Originally Posted by fbrII View Post
Well, I have read 38 books cover to cover so far at Barnes & Noble for free, and my wife probably has read another 20 or more.

One of the features of buying a Nook is the ability to read free at any Barnes and Noble store for an hour. I live about a mile or so from a B&N store. I enjoy walking, I enjoy coffee in the morning, I love reading and having recently retired, so I can now combine all of these interests into a morning walk to B&N, a cup of coffee and a good read. A nice feature is whatever book you are reading will open to the correct page each subsequent vist.

So, between my wife and I, we have fully recovered our initial Nook Color investment and then some. And I now get to read all those books I have an interest in but was formerly not willing to pay the full price due to the back-log of unread books at home.

Did I mention, I like the coffee?
Now THAT is working the system!
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