I read almost strictly on a Kindle. I miss the feel of the page but for convenience and application I feel a Kindle is the best medium. It is easy to handle, you can look up definitions and highlight passages. It is an excellent learning and reference tool.
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The Curious Man
Book List
Belly of the Beast by Judith Pearson
Morristown and 160 Minutes by William Hazelgrove
The Pendulum by Julie Lindahl
Land of Cpckaigne by Jeffrey Lewis
Don't Forget Us Here by Mansoor Adayfi
Conquering The Pacific by Andres Resendez
One Legged Mongoose by Marc Straus
Travels with George by Nathaniel Philbrick
Crab Wars by William Sargent
Saved at the Seawall by Jessica Dulong
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I totally agree with you. 😀 I use a Kobo eReader (waterproof) for simply the ease of it and weightlessness of it and I carry so many books on it wherever I go, during travel, commute, in bed. That way, I never run out of books thanks to my eReader. I usually buy the books and read them on the Kobo, but I still buy paper books as well, preferably a signed edition, that way I always have a hard copy of books by writers that I really admire, and I support the authors and independent bookstores. I love that feeling of holding a real book, sniffing it. I even bought the same book thrice, one on my eReader an…