kindle girlies i need advice
hey, so i’ve been trying to read more. honestly physical books can be expensive, out of stock, or you run out of room for places to put them.
I’m wondering.. if I have a Kindle, maybe I can have many books to read on there without having to carry many books. i’m looking for more convenience.
however, for me there’s a different feeling about reading when you’re able to flip through physical paper pages. I like that it’s on paper. I can crease certain pages that I find important to me and highlight dialogues that are important to me as well.
if you have a kindle, have you found it useful for you and do you still get excitement from turning the pages? is highlighting and bookmarking easy?
which kindle do you have or which kindle would you recommend for me based off what I’ve expressed
I don’t think I need anything fancy and I think I would just buy a used one! is it worth it?
edit: i didn’t expect this post to do so well!! thanks for all the feedback 🥹❣️
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