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Old 09-08-2010, 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Kayli View Post
Definitely a book nerd myself I've heard of Emily Giffin but haven't read her yet. I vote for Frankenstein! Mary Shelly was extraordinary. Not that War of the Worlds wasn't great too. Barnes and Noble often have classics at the front of the store dirt cheap (and in lovely hardcover!) However, I can totally see the excitement of the text on a Kindle.
Forgot to put in Dani's comment, but Frankenstein it is! I used to read the B&N brand classics all the time (had Dracula, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Pride and Prejudice, etc.) and they were dirt cheap too.

Yeah, the Kindle's text, aside from reading like a page, can also be zoomed in too. Y'see, I'm very nearsighted and, while glasses and contacts correct it fine, I still have trouble reading small print (no mass market paperbacks or small-faced watches for me lol). So, the Kindle allows me to zoom (I only do it a bit) so i could read the print more easily, and on top of it all, it's the reason why I got my grandma wanting one.
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