Kindle Question
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Okay so I've been secretly lusting for an e-reader and I've been reading up a bit on them, and when I mentioned this to DH he said,"Oh yeah, those look cool. Let's get one," which is good, 'cause he's paying for it. But now I have a question - probably a dumb one - and I know my PP pals will have a quick answer for me, and won't think it's dumb.
If I buy a Kindle, can I read e-books from, say, Barnes & Noble on it? I'm leaning towards the Kindle, but B & N has some e-books I want that Amazon doesn't. TIA!
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Pat (a.k.a., PFlamingo) "We are the people our parents warned us about."
Nope. Kindle is an Amazon item. B&N has the Nook, if you think you'll want more books from there than from Amazon.
I've not found too many books I wanted that weren't on the Kindle. I like their free books. Sometimes they're really great books that lead me to purchase more from that author. DH says that the free books cost us more than the other ones!
About This Page: This is a discussion on Kindle Question within the The Library: Books, TV, Movies, and Music, part of the PassPorter Community - Boards & Forums on Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Disney Cruise Line, and General Travel; Okay so I've been secretly lusting for an e-reader and I've been reading up a bit on them, and when ...
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