With respect, you make it sound like you were against it from the start. I have friends with a similar approach, determined to prove Kindles are no good despite the overwhelming evidence of people who have been converted. I used to love the physical book and all of my books were kept pristine - which was much appreciated by the charity shop when I took them all there. I'm a complete convert to Kindle and as I generally only read classics they're mainly free. I'm currently re-reading Steinbeck (at a cost) but keep the complete works of Kipling, Mark Twain and Oscar Wilde on there just for when I'm between books. g
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