- My Kindle needs a name so I can refer to her properly. If she is going to be a constant companion, she needs to have a name. My son named his laptop Helen. That's a good solid name. Any suggestions would be welcome.
- Love it.
- None of that 'hard to hold open the new hard cover book' difficulty. I do not have to feel guilty that I am breaking the books binding for the convenience of holding it open easily.
- The digitized man voice will not be reading to me unless I feel the need to be entertained by a computer's pronunciation. Not good. On a bright side, I do not want anyone reading to me anyway.
- Love that it always knows where I am in the book.
- Love that I can have many books with me all the time and can switch from one to another. I have ADD and cannot stay on one book for long. I can jump from one to the other super easily.
- I am going to download the Bible. I cannot ever find mine. Maybe this will get me reading it more often.
- Love the dictionary feature. Just navigate to any word and the definition shows up at the bottom. Genius. I wonder how many words I have missed learning because I was reading and did not have a dictionary or thesaurus handy?
- Have not used the 'notes' feature yet. I hope it works well as I am counting on that for the works of literature I teach.
- Love it. I already said that.
More later.
SO excited about your Kindle experience. Those are all great selling points! I just got an iPod Touch (which I love) and downloaded the bible onto it. It is so nice to have handy and I really do think I read it more now. Glad to hear that the Kindle is a success! :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE my Kindle. I have a Kindle 1. I don't have any intentions of buying a Kindle 2 (yet). My daughter wants a Kindle so we might buy another one.
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