Connie Merritt

Can someone ball-park the cost of a Nook, or any of the others mentioned, Sony etc. Thanks

Grandmama Pat

I paid $359 for my Kindle, but the latest one out is only a little over $100. I don't know what the Sony or Nook would cost.

Pam B

To answer two Nook questions....first the difference between Wi-fi only and the 3G/Wi-fi....with Wi-Fi only, you need to be someplace with wireless service...like McDonald's, Starbucks, etc. The 3G allows you to even be in your home with no wireless service around. It is much like using cell phone service. Nook 3G/Wi Fi is $200, Nook Wi-Fi only is $150. I live in the country so I am getting the $200 Nook. I have researched and played with the Nook belonging to a relative and I really liked it. And, as with most things...I don't think there really is too much difference between Nook and Kindle. So you probably wouldn't go wrong no matter which one you choose.

Jennifer22206

I have a Kindle and love it dearly

GaSonicLady01

I have an e-reader that i inherited from my daughter who got a nook wi-fi..we both love our readers..where did tou get your cover?? if you made it would you please let me know how you made it...thanks Georgia

Purple Sage

I have had the Nook now for about 2 weeks. As an avid reader, I love it and love the fact I can save money on my books and get free books to boot!!

jody100

I received my Kindle as a birthday present a year ago, and really do like it. Another nice feature is the ability to download Kindle to your PC or iTouch/iPhone and read on them.

Linsoblu

My hubbby just uses his laptop and downloads free books and reads them on breaks at work or takes them with us on trips etc. His laptop goes every where with him.

VernaL

I just got the $139.00 Kindle and I love it. It's the Wi-Fi one. I just need to be near a Wi-Fi to download, but I can read on it anywhere. I have At&T UVerse for TV and Internet and AT&T helped me set my Kindle up to use the same Wi-Fi as my Uverse. I download books at home. I've read until 3 a.m. and had no eye strain problems. Also, Consumer Reports rated the Kindle as the best overall. I had no problem adjusting from a book. I like that I can use either hand to turn pages. I belong to a book discussion group 5 out of 7 of us have a Kindle and all of us like them.
Verna in So Cal

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