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Originally Posted by speakingtohe
Most ebook readers require the font to be set on a book by book basis.
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My Kindle Keyboard keeps its large print from book to book, and even after a hard reboot.
Advice for vans:
-- If you live in a country where you can easily return electronics, pick one and buy it.
-- To me, the differences between six inch eInk readers are not enough so a low vision person could read one and not another. Then, I'm not low vision.
-- Since your relative could read the iPad, maybe he or she needs back-lighting. Or maybe not. And Paperwhite/Glo devices are not back lit, although they might seem that way to some. Which gets back to the point about trying before permanently buying.
I googled to see if there was much informed discussion on low vision and eReaders. It does sound like each case may be different so you have to see what works.