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ronw · 06-24-2010, 04:20 PM

As a new convert to R-Reading I recently purchased a Kobo when it became available in New Zealand. I love the Kobo but what really disappoints me is the lack of material to read. I have compiled a list of around 10 e-book shops on Internet and the range of their offerings is minuscule. I want to be able to read new fictions books and also have a good range of Non Fiction material.
The online shops have almost no new material in either category. They pad their offerings out with material that can be legitimately obtained freely else where on web. What are other E-Readers doing for material. Maybe I am missing the better E-Book sites so if you have any suggestions I would appreciate.
What I want to be able to read on my Kobo is
The latest books by Jeffery Archer, John Connolly, John Grisham, Robert Goddard and other popular authors.

06-24-2010, 04:20 PM	#1
ronw Enthusiast Posts: 27 Karma: 10 Join Date: May 2010 Location: Auckland NZ Device: kobo	Disappointment As a new convert to R-Reading I recently purchased a Kobo when it became available in New Zealand. I love the Kobo but what really disappoints me is the lack of material to read. I have compiled a list of around 10 e-book shops on Internet and the range of their offerings is minuscule. I want to be able to read new fictions books and also have a good range of Non Fiction material. The online shops have almost no new material in either category. They pad their offerings out with material that can be legitimately obtained freely else where on web. What are other E-Readers doing for material. Maybe I am missing the better E-Book sites so if you have any suggestions I would appreciate. What I want to be able to read on my Kobo is The latest books by Jeffery Archer, John Connolly, John Grisham, Robert Goddard and other popular authors.