Alarming Female

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1. caroline wrote:

   yarn-a-go-go Rachael has one and loves it. Haven’t tried it myself, though. I believe she has a posting about it, actually.

   Posted 15 Mar 2009 at 3:52 pm ¶
2. Alarming Female wrote:

   I read her posting–she does really like it. I love the convenience of it; don’t know that I need another gadget, of course.

   Posted 15 Mar 2009 at 6:24 pm ¶
3. caroline wrote:

   heh. Until they’re in color and smell and feel like a book I doubt I’ll succumb…they’re not so cheap, either.

   Posted 15 Mar 2009 at 7:34 pm ¶
4. susan wrote:

   Shannon Oakey has been Tweeting about hers. She loves it. Me . . . I loves me a real book, with pages I can bend if I want.

   Posted 16 Mar 2009 at 5:36 am ¶
5. Heather Joins The Round wrote:

   My sister has one, and loves it. The display is great, very legible, looks like a book, and she also likes that no one can see what she’s reading, and that you can buy whatever book you want instantaneously. They have a small house, and it solved a huge storage problem for them as well.

   However, if you drop a mass market paperback in the bathtub, you’re out 6.99. Drop your kindle and it’s, what 350 bucks. Also, with that high initial cost, even if you’re my sister reading 3 or 4 books a week, it’s still years before you break even. For me, on two books a week, I don’t see how i’d ever get my money out of it.

   Posted 16 Mar 2009 at 8:38 am ¶
6. Laurie wrote:

   I hope, by the time you read this, that you have already ordered your Kindle 2!

   I LOVE my K2. Took it on a trip and it’s so slim and easy to use. Slid into my handbag and anytime I wanted to read it was there.

   Thumbs up.

   Posted 23 Mar 2009 at 9:20 am ¶
7. Laurie wrote:

   Oh, and as far as color, check out my blog. I’ve got pictures up with a “skin” on mine. Extra coolness.

   Posted 23 Mar 2009 at 9:21 am ¶

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