Thread: Do your children have their own ereaders?
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Old 03-09-2014, 10:02 AM   #37
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Originally Posted by arturg View Post
Since me and my wife just got ourselves Kobo Glos, we decided to give our Bookeen Cybook Opuses to our daughters since they love to read books.

Does your kids have their own ereaders and how do they like reading from them? Our daughters handle cameras, phones and our ipads with care so I trust them taking care of their own ereaders as well.
My 7 year old grandchild has a Nexus 7 for his books and videos, and he will ski on a slope that I wouldn't go down without a rope.

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