Hi buddy,
I typically had the same problem just like yours, and here is my way to solve this issue: tweak each book individually.
first you should get an epub file (if you are buying books from Amazon, then download it to your PC, which is an azw3 file, then use calibre to strip out epub file (i'm 100% sure you can find lots of tutorials on this issue so i will save my word here).
next you should download a program called Sigil. This is a program that helps you edit epub files. Feed Sigil your epub files, and you will see at the left side there are whole bunch of html files and folders. One folder is called "style", and click that folder will reveal you a file named "XXXX.css". this is the thing you will spell the magic. click it to open up, search for "p{", you will see this brace hold some codes. add this one into them: font-size:0.85em; (include that semi co). save and quit Sigil. Then transfer this epub file to mobi or azw3, put into kindle, the font will be jurst perfect. the catch is that for Kindle OS, it imcrement the font size too drastically ,so the tiny font is too tiny and big font is too big. what you are doing by imbuing this "font-size:0.85em;" is to make the font 85%big as the default one so the big font is no longer too big. of course you can change to other size, like 0.8em or 0.75em. Hope this will solve your problem. It did give me perfect reading experience with bookerly font.
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