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Originally Posted by MissLadyLoki
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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Interesting about the Kindle. I didn't know you could zoom in and zoom out and so forth (I mean, that makes sense but I didn't know it, lol). I'm far-sighted, so I know the struggle, however, at a distance
And by distance I mean six feet away!