Kindle Paperwhite

My 14 year old chaos bringer is a voracious reader. She buys her own books with any money she can scrounge, including 600 to 700 page chapter books. We bought her a Kindle paperwhite for christmas last year, and has just about worn it out. The flip cover case for it is falling apart She recently add

I use a kobo ereader. It's a luxury item weight wise, but the battery lasts forever, I read a lot on trips, and I don't like reading on a phone. Kobo works seamlessly with Libby/Overdrive through the public library, which is great. I used to have a Kindle Paperwhite but lost it and replaced with a K

I had extreme trouble getting to sleep (2+ hours to fall asleep) and tackled it. My kindle paperwhite is part of what helped me solve that. no phone once in bed; phone has night shift settings kindle on with dark background and light text, as low brightness as possible where I can still read Now I’m

Have you looked into the Libby app for her? My public library system has a massive catalogue with them, and I can read anything I borrow from them on my Kindle paperwhite. The books automatically go back to the library and get removed from the Kindle. My favorite hack with this, however, is that if

I bring a kindle paperwhite for extended travels. Fits perfectly next to my steam deck in the tom toc sling bag i got The charge usually lasts 2 weeks and its thinner than the notebook i also carry daily Plus pdfs look alot better on a paperwhite and is easier on the eyes and those trying to sleep I

I’ve always generally been a fan of traditional books but got a Kindle Paperwhite a few months ago and love it. I find myself reading a lot more with it, but I can’t really explain why. It’s just nice not having to carry around heavy books (I’m reading the Masters of Rome series currently, each like

It’s the 2024 matcha green basic kindle. I have big hands. Also have a bigger kindle paperwhite at home, this is my out and about throw it in a bag or my pocket kindle

I also prefer paper books, but only travel with a Kindle. FYI, if you are a beach traveler, get a Paperwhite or Traveler. They are the only Kindles with screens that you can read in the sun. Everything else is too shiny.

The short version is, ereaders have made it difficult for me to read physical books anymore. I have been with kindle ever since 2011. I got the Kindle Touch in 2011. Then a Kindle Paperwhite 2nd gen in 2014. A Kindle Paperwhite 10th gen in 2019. Kindle Paperwhite 11th gen in 2023. I branched out fro

I own a KLC, coming from a Kindle but I totally understand why you’d like to switch back. They are just so convenient in ways that competitors aren’t near, tbh. So don’t let anyone here gaslight you on your decision, this sub has a strong anti-Kindle bias for some obvious reasons. Anyways, if I was