Thread: What font are you using for what type of book?
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Old 08-06-2020, 03:51 PM   #36
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Originally Posted by JBaby View Post
It depends on the story I’m reading. Fantasy books that rely on magic without electricity and modern indoor plumbing get read with a Bookerly. All other books are read with Verdana Condensed Pro because I like fitting the most words on the screen as possible. I dislike serif fonts. I like Bookerly though. I read on size one for both. Before someone on the Kindle subreddit suggested Verdana to me I was using Amazon Ember.
Before you read eBooks, did you dislike reading pBooks with serif fonts?
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