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[beebee216]

Hello my lovely humans,
I have recently joined the Review Team aspect of this website After using the reader on my laptop to download and read the book, I quickly realized how little I liked reading this way. I'm an OG book nerd. I love the feel of a book in my hands, the curl of the pages, and yeeesss even the smell. If your going to say you've never smelled a book before, you're obviously lying. We ALL know that s@#t is addicting. Almost as addictive as reading itself. So my question is, which system do you prefer to read on? Kindle? Nook? Ipad? Help me out! While I personally will always prefer the printed word to a screen, I realize I need to get with the times. Specifically if I will be continuing to review downloadable books. Thanks so much

[bluemel4]

I perfer using the Kindle app on my iPad but I have used Nook, and iBook. Sometimes, it is just a matter of playing with the font size or how bright the screen is.

Hope this helps. Good luck!

[gali]

I suggest you get a kindle. It is much easier to read on than the pc. I have it and find it great.

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[BlaqkViolette]

I prefer reading on my kindle rather on my laptop. However, if there is a book that is in an incompatible format, I will usually read it on the iBooks app on my iPad.

[beebee216]

Thank you! @bluemel4 @gali @BlaqkViolette

[Betelhem Demsie]

I am a member of the review team. I prefer reading downloadable books on my phone app

[Emily Meadows]

Kindle Paperwhite all the way! You can highlight, look up word definitions, take notes, make the screen brighter or dimmer, and make the text larger or smaller. I love mine. It isn't perfect and I do miss the book smell, for sure.

[Sheehch]

Kindle Paperwhite! I have had several Nooks and Kindles. There is no glare. I love that it is small, but great size and you can expand the font size. I prefer a non iPhone or iPad reading experience as I don't get interrupted with texts or pop-ups. It is also very easily to track books with the Goodreads app automatically. I am new to this specific site, but I see that you can import your Goodreads books into this app as well.