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The "What book are you reading" Thread

Currently reading through The Society of the Sword trilogy from the free Prime Reading library. It's not terrible, but is a bit rough around the edges.

On a positive note.... I'm surprised at how comfortable I am reading on the kindle.
 
sswilson said:
Currently reading through The Society of the Sword trilogy from the free Prime Reading library. It's not terrible, but is a bit rough around the edges.

On a positive note.... I'm surprised at how comfortable I am reading on the kindle.
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I really love my Kobo. Does the Kindle have an similar e-paper screen? I occasionally miss the feel of holding a "real" book, but the vast majority of my reading for fun happens on the Kobo these days. Being able to have backlight, set the font size, etc. is great.
 
Lysrin said:
I really love my Kobo. Does the Kindle have an similar e-paper screen? I occasionally miss the feel of holding a "real" book, but the vast majority of my reading for fun happens on the Kobo these days. Being able to have backlight, set the font size, etc. is great.
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I've never used a Kobo so I can't offer a direct comparison, but the Kindle is definitely an e-paper style screen (the power-off front page image is a neat trick :) ), and it's got adjustable back lit, and font size options. I tend to do most of my reading laying down so the printed stand I made up (pictures in the 3D printing threads) is perfect.
 
sswilson said:
I've never used a Kobo so I can't offer a direct comparison, but the Kindle is definitely an e-paper style screen (the power-off front page image is a neat trick :) ), and it's got adjustable back lit, and font size options. I tend to do most of my reading laying down so the printed stand I made up (pictures in the 3D printing threads) is perfect.
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They look very similar, the Kobo and Kindle. Cool stand!
 
Not what I am reading, yet anyway, but a question. I finished that Louis L'Amour book Hondo, and it was good, but have any of you read Zane Grey? How would you compare him to L'Amour's style?
 
lowfat said:
Had no idea what this was about before I bought it when on sale. Actually seemed enjoyable so far. But I think it may be fantasy romance. Which ain't my thing in the slightest.
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This was really good. Way too raunchy at times for me. But was still really enjoyable.


Finally starting new Cradle.
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I don't know why but I can't bring myself to finish the Altered Carbon trilogy, I'm stuck on the second book and just feels soo 'thick'/slow if that makes sense.
 
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