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don't have one, never heard of it
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has anyone made a bag for your Nook?
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Originally Posted by sandyl
has anyone made a bag for your Nook?
I think one more and I will have worked out all the kinks. I LOVE my nook so far. Her name is Trillian. :mrgreen: I am probably going to buy few books, but use it for the library and for collecting free books from Project Gutenberg. Also, on Fridays BN puts up a free book! Here are some photos... Finished and closed [ATTACH=CONFIG]85163[/ATTACH] finished and open, on easel [ATTACH=CONFIG]85164[/ATTACH] aseembly [ATTACH=CONFIG]85165[/ATTACH] |
I've got one and I might be willing to share! Watch for Free Fridays at B&N.
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All my kids and grands have the Nook or the Kindle. With Nook you can put one book on another Nook. My niece uses the Nook to download college text books. Much cheaper and no big books to lug to classes. I think every school should have e book readers instead of text books. The books won't have to be stored, the cost is 1/4 of what a text book cost, the books can be updated instantly and the kids won't have to tote books back and forth. The schools would save a fortune.
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Alias, I just noticed your picture of the Nook cover. That is so neat, thanks for posting! I made a case/bag for mine. I like holding the Nook without a cover. But I wanted a bag to put it in so that I don't scratch the screen. I'll just drop the bag into my purse....I am loving it, too. I find myself doing so much more reading now.
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Originally Posted by KathyH
Are the books that you download for free older books or do they have more recent titles?
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