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BKWRM · 06-19-2018, 07:30 PM

I should clarify, I live in Canada. I believe there is no Overdrive for Kindle in Canada but Kobo does have it. I suppose the workaround is calibre if I go Kindle route. I work seasonally, have no permanent home at the moment so everything gets packed into a car when I move, hence the reason I don't carry many physical books. There are books, like I said non-fiction, that are keepers but the fiction I just read and once and that's it. Also eBooks are stupidly expensive in Canada compared to the US prices.

I do have an iPad but I'm looking for something less straining on the eyes, more like a natural book.

06-19-2018, 07:30 PM	#8
BKWRM Junior Member Posts: 2 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jun 2018 Device: none	I should clarify, I live in Canada. I believe there is no Overdrive for Kindle in Canada but Kobo does have it. I suppose the workaround is calibre if I go Kindle route. I work seasonally, have no permanent home at the moment so everything gets packed into a car when I move, hence the reason I don't carry many physical books. There are books, like I said non-fiction, that are keepers but the fiction I just read and once and that's it. Also eBooks are stupidly expensive in Canada compared to the US prices. I do have an iPad but I'm looking for something less straining on the eyes, more like a natural book.