I’m never really good with change. I like
what I know. However, my husband, who usually initiates change in our
household, purchased me a Kindle a little over a year ago and I haven’t looked
back since…except for last week.
My eldest son received the book Divergent for Christmas from on of his
aunts in a paperback form. Though he received a Kindle for Christmas from his
father and I he read the book that was gifted to him. He raved about it to me
and recommended I should read it too. So, instead of downloading it I decided to
read the paperback. It made sense, and I had spent the last forty or so years
reading books so what could be the problem. Well, I can tell you I ended up
purchasing it on my Kindle anyway! Why, you ask? Well, I’ll tell you:
1.
I like to read first thing in
the morning while sipping on my coffee and munching down my cereal. My Kindle
usually lays flat on the kitchen bench and I read without pages flipping over.
2.
I like to read at night and sometimes
when my husband is sleeping. With a Kindle I don’t need lamplight.
3.
My husband and I got away for
our wedding anniversary recently and flew to a lovely spot in Queensland. I didn't want to lug that brick of a book onto a flight when I could take my Kindle.
4.
The Kindle is easier to read in
the sun.
While away, a dear friend of mine emailed
me to tell me how much she enjoyed reading my romance Doctors Beyond Borders and mentioned in that email how glad she was
to have purchased her Kindle. She reads more books than ever before. Watching me carry mine around in my handbag with access to a number of books all on the one reader made her make the move. Though, books are lovely to
own and no doubt there are many gracing my bookshelves, I think this new
technology is awesome and a darn sight more economical, especially if you are a prolific reader.
How do you read? Have you crossed over to
the electronic device or do you still prefer your paperback?
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