Should I buy a kindle
>>8059771
I would have used to yes but now my kindle displays adverts when on standby so I say buy a secondary brand instead
you should buy a knife not a kindle
>>8059776
Shit I read this as knife at first too
>>8059771
ive been wondering this. the only thing that holds me back is that there are some studies showing that reading comprehension is worse with a screen.
>>8059788
Yeah let's ask this on /g/ instead of the place that reads books on a daily basis
Yes. Unless you just you have a hard-on for flipping pages, e-readers are the more practical choice.
>>8059784
A kindle isn't really a screen though, the physics invovled in how you percieve e-ink is little different from paper
No, Amazon don't need any more encouragement.
No, physical copies are better. I much prefer something I can hold and flip the pages off. Also I like to build a libary of things I have read and display them. One day hope to have a very nice libary.
>>8059771
Kindle is good but be aware ebooks are not necessarily cheaper and 90% of them have absolute shite formatting. Crappy line breaks if in verse and badly done footnotes. Pirating is ok but same thing applies
>>8059771
Really good for highlighting. For me it's the number one advantage. Also Weight and you can turn a page without having to tube surf
my mother's not a reader at all but her kindle has been serving her pretty well...much more comfortable to use than a physical book. if you're worried about the cost maybe you can get a used paperwhite off ebay, they're pretty sturdy.
>>8059771
The advantage is that a lot of classics are free, paid stuff are generally crappy best sellers
>>8059811
>/lit/
>reads books on a daily basis
>>8060319
>implying we all read the Wikipedia articles of the books we haven't read yet
>implying we are all pseuds
>>8059771
Can you open a kindle and get high off the glorious smell of its pages?
Can you stick your dick in your kindle and cum all over Katje's name?
