Ebooks

Books, thousands, all in one convenient place. That's what they were aiming to do for you when Ebooks were created. Small and compacted and even Eco-friendly. Less paper used to make paper books now that they have Ebooks. They can be read on a computer, laptop, iPod, even a phone. You can also buy a Nook or Kindle, which are two Ebook readers that are in competition with each other. They are bother very functional and great to read with. Both the Nook and Kindle use an “E-Ink” screen, which helps get rid of glare in the sun, if you decide to read on a beach, or anywhere with a sun. While Nook doesn't allow for browsing on the web, on the Kindle you can browse as well as check your email! In some ways the Nook and Kindle are very similar but, if you look at the details of each you will see very distinct differences. The Kindles battery only lasts for 8 hours, while the Nooks can last up to 11 and a half hours. Any Ebook can be cheaper than regular books, especially when a book has just been released and its only sold in hardcover. You can save up to $15! You can highlight and leave notes in books, without worrying about ruining them. Both the Nook and Kindle are lightweight and easy to carry around, perfect for long vacations where you don't want to be lugging books with you. Also they are compact so they are easily transported and stored, in a purse or a small bag. Though some people argue it takes away the charm and magic of reading or buying a new book, with the smell of new paper, and feeling the edges of a page as you flip excitedly through the chapters, I feel as if they are help us see that it isn't about the paper or charm of a book. The real magic in a book is the amazing stories they tell, and you can get that feeling no matter what you're reading it on.

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