Thread: "Can you curl up with a good e-book reader?"
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Old 04-23-2009, 03:21 PM   #29
Alisa
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Originally Posted by poohbear_nc View Post
One real "curlability" advantage not yet mentioned is the issue of reading with a cat in you lap. My Kindle 2 is so light that I can hold it one-handed over the recumbent feline, rather than trying to balance a hard cover pbook on top of a round furry moving cat who resents sharing attention with books.
Since I have 3 cats - lightness and portability is a real advantage with the Kindle - to suspend over the mountain of purring contentment.
Absolutely, though my Kindle cover has a few teeth marks from this one:
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