People always talk about the love of physical books, how nothing beats holding one in your hand. I agree. But I would also like to point out that the opposite can be equally enjoyable. I loved rereading the legendary huge Wheel of Time on my Nook. So much easier to carry than the 600+ page books.
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I totally understand. Especially moving so much makes me glad I have my library on my phone. Although, some day when I settle down there are books I will wish I had in real form.
Also, when someone asks what I'm reading, I can tell them it's Anna Karenina, and they never know it's really a book written for sixth graders.
So true! Traveling makes all the difference. I shipped my books to Korea, so I had to say goodbye to them for 3 months, while I took my Nook with me on the plane.
Hi Maria. I found your blog through the Viewmont Blog page. I've been hooked on Korean Drama's and KPOP music lately and I'm very jealous of your travels. I hope you don't mind me stopping by and reading about your adventures.
Anisha Moser Bettwieser
P.S. I too love my kindle and wouldn't travel without it! Does the Nook offer a lighted case so you can read at night in bed. (The best!)
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