Thread: E Reader for a 9 year old
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Old 07-05-2010, 05:34 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by jazzpiano View Post
This has been a great experience for me - what a wealth of good ideas and diverse input!

So everyone knows, I let my grandson look at the pros and cons (not only of Kindle and Nook but also Sony and Kobo) and make his own decision - which turned out to be the Kindle, and which I ordered via Amazon even though they are now apparently being sold by Target Stores nationally (Amazon offers it for the same price with two day free shipping and no tax).

After he has had it and used it for a while (assuming that he shares it with me), I will come back to this thread and relay his experience anecdotally for others interested in a 9 year old's perspective.

Jazzpiano
I look forward to hearing what he thinks. I've given my 8 year old (9 next month) nephew my Sony 505 and he absolutely loves it so far (he calls it his Sony Kindle ).
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