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Old 09-23-2017, 07:07 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by haertig View Post
Quite true. I bought the Fire as an impulse purchase on Amazon's Prime Day when it was only $49. I bought it for other things than to use as an eReader. However, I will admit that getting the Fire made me pick up my old dusty Nook Simple Touch after years of neglect. The Fire got me interested in giving eBooks a second try. If I stick with the eBooks, then I will probably buy a basic Kindle eReader. Nothing against the Nook Simple Touch, I actually like that eReader itself, but it seems that eBooks from B&N are more expensive than the same eBooks from Amazon. Not always, but that is my general impression. Plus, I keep seeing hints and rumors that B&N might be on the way to it's grave. Don't know how well founded those predictions are though.
Well now I do know B&N no longer own the Nook or no longer support it or something like that. Yes, on some books they are higher.

I am going to be nosy, what type of books do you read?
I may can lead you to some inexpensive finds.
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