Which kind of Nook do you have?
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Re: Which kind of Nook do you have?
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I started withthe original Nook. I liked it, but I highly suggest the tablet. It allows me to read, check my email, and surf the web.
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I was one of those people who heard that Barnes and Noble was coming out with an e-reader, some odd years ago, and pre-ordered it by three months. I waited three months to get it, and it was worth every moment waiting for it to get there. I loved it. I carried it around with me every where I went. Until that one fateful day when I noticed that sleek silver-grey Nook Color staring back at me with the same stars swirling around it as the Nook first edition had at one time. I was smitten instantly, though unable to instantly buy the e-reader of my dreams.
I saved my hard earned cash, so very little that it was, and months later; It was mine! Now, I go no where without, and my Nook first edition sits on a book shelf, a testament to its time. Growing a thin layer of dust, that occasionally gets dusted off, but knowing that it is truly loved and forever cherished.
That, and the Nook Color has a 'otter-box' case, that's absolute perfect for my children. Saves the lovely item every time. Best thing I've ever bought for no reason. XD
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I found the above parts of your post very very interesting. My views are--fairykingdom wrote: .......
I homeschool all four of them, and we dedicate Wednesdays strictly to detailed studies of the arts. .....
.....We all love our e readers but they will never replace a real book. I try very hard to maintain a balance of technology and "tradition".Nooks definitely come in handy!!
1. How do you manager home schooling of kids? They are of different age group and demanding different things?
2. Keeping a balance between technology and tradition is well acceptable but in case of paper books we are destroying the nature. To save it, we must go for e book readers and e books.
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