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Old 07-30-2012, 01:19 PM   #45
dkb
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Midlothian, VA
Device: Kindle 2, iPhone, Sony PRS-350, Kindle Fire, Kindle Touch
My first ereader was a Kindle. Then when agency pricing came in, I discovered that my local library had ebooks. At that time, the library wasn't an option for the Kindle, so I got a Sony PRS-350. I really liked it, but then I got a Kindle Touch and the library added a Kindle option so I went back to using my Kindle.

My book club's next selection is The Age of Miracles. For some reason, it's not available at the library for the Kindle so I got out my Sony Reader again. I really like the Sony Reader, but mostly use the Kindle because of the convenience and ease of downloading books whether from the library or buying them.

I have the original B & N Nook Color for children's books, but don't use it anymore. I also have a Kindle Fire which has my cookbook collection, and a bunch of games, books, and apps for my grandson. I also have some magazine subscriptions.

I also read a lot on my iPhone when i'm away from home.
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