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khalleron · 10-20-2009, 05:57 PM

According to the blog, you can use the Nook to read any book for free in a B&N store.

http://bookclubs.barnesandnoble.com/...D46A2CA9C9B0D2

Unfortunately for me, the nearest B&N is 2 hours away.

JSW, since B&N is saying you can buy books elsewhere for it, it would by necessity have to have other ways to get the books on.

Have they said how the annotation feature works? I love my 505 for reading, but I've been thinking of getting a 600 when I'm ready to edit the novel I'm working on. I hate to print out all that paper, and I hate to read for long periods on a computer. I like the 'write on' feature of the 600. I'd consider a Nook if it doesn't involve typing on a tiny little keyboard.

10-20-2009, 05:57 PM	#243
khalleron Kate Posts: 1,700 Karma: 3605799 Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Oregon, United States Device: MeeBook, Kobo Libra Colour	According to the blog, you can use the Nook to read any book for free in a B&N store. http://bookclubs.barnesandnoble.com/...D46A2CA9C9B0D2 Unfortunately for me, the nearest B&N is 2 hours away. JSW, since B&N is saying you can buy books elsewhere for it, it would by necessity have to have other ways to get the books on. Have they said how the annotation feature works? I love my 505 for reading, but I've been thinking of getting a 600 when I'm ready to edit the novel I'm working on. I hate to print out all that paper, and I hate to read for long periods on a computer. I like the 'write on' feature of the 600. I'd consider a Nook if it doesn't involve typing on a tiny little keyboard.