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   cdward said, 6 months ago

   Very true. To be fair, even with an e-reader, you can get all that stuff free from the library (well, at least the books that the library has in that format). And you can do it fairly instantly without leaving home. Very convenient if you’re sick or physically impaired.
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   kea said, 6 months ago

   …and you can get Kindle apps for almost any electronic device. also free.
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   Jane from Florida said, 6 months ago

   Don’t have a kindle and don’t want one.
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   olddog1 said, 6 months ago

   Well, yes. Free after you buy the Kindle.
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   whmIII said, 6 months ago

   I prefer the library…
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   Rabbit said, 6 months ago

   Some libraries rent Kindles or other e-readers now.
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   Davepostmp said, 6 months ago

   How about free on the printed page? Still nothing like reading a good book. I do have a kindle, though, and while i can’t put even one hardcover book inmy coat pocket, with the kindle I can carry around a thousand of them.
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   DavidGBA said, 6 months ago

   Also the kindle free lending library !
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   DavidGBA said, 6 months ago

   With the kindle free library, the book never gets lost or worn out.
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    whmIII said, 6 months ago

    @DavidGBA

    Yeah but what happens if you drop it…hmmmmmm.
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    flake-67121 said, 6 months ago

    check out the fkb.me website. Stands for “Free Kindle Book”. Every day Amazon picks certain books and sets the price to $0.00. This site tells you about the highest rated ones. Awesome.
    And I love paper books but I’m a real fan of the Kindle. I like the simplest one, no light, no color, just weeks and weeks of battery life.
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