Comments on: International Read an E-Book Week

By: Liv Rancourt

Liv Rancourt — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 03:36:50 +0000

I was sold on my Kindle the day I sat in the nail salon, soaking my feet before getting a pedicure, and downloaded a copy of The Iron Duke by Meljean Brooks, which is one of my all-time favorite books. It was just so incredibly luxurious to think a thought and have the book appear. Like magic. Over the last year since getting my Kindle, I’ve been using it more an more. In fact, it’s been a couple months since I picked up a print book until, ironically, today. In honor of ebook week I’m reading…Doubletake by Rob Thurman. The paperback version.
😉

By: Pam B

Pam B — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 21:57:48 +0000

Hi
Let’s celebrate!
I got hooked over a year ago on ebooks, there were so many books I wanted to read but could not, so I first downloaded an app to my computer – but that got old, so I bought my first reader and I have since acquired two more. Now I have a Kobo (that I rarely use)a Nook and a Kindle Fire, one was a gift. I still read paperback books and have a large stack near my bed, but I find myself purchasing more ebooks than paperback now, not sure of the ratio. 🙂

Thanks for the giveaway.
Pam

By: Bridget Bowers

Bridget Bowers — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 20:45:40 +0000

I resisted reading an ebook. I figured an ereader would take me out of the story. Then I gave it a try and realized that I was just afraid of something new. Reading is reading and whether it’s a real book or an ebook, I still love getting lost in the story.