Because every wardrobe needs olive and taupe boots.
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I think I’ve outsmarted my Nook. In order to delete items from it, you have to go into your Barnes and Noble account on the computer. When I get home tonight, I’ll double check that the Rick Riordan example is gone.
The Color Nook is working out well. It appears to be true that e-readers do not have that “from the screen” feel that reading on your computer does. I also like that it marks my pages for me, and that, should I wish to read my book on my computer, it remembers where I am. It’s easy to use, charge, and port. It’s also a quick Internet device if you need something for just a second.
Some of you single device folks might wonder why you’d want to buy a separate eReader. I have a separate phone, a Garvin, an eReader, and a computer. Because if one thing goes, I’m not entirely cut off. Crazy, I know…
Anyway, hats off to the spouse for a good by. Catrina, I bought Rick Stasi’s Guide to Scandinavia today. It’ll be nice to not have to lug along a book, just the eReader and an adapter.
Cath
I came pretty close to buying a nook, but then Google ebooks opened up. They support my Sony Reader, and the prices are lower. Did you both buy the color model, or do you also have the e-Ink version of the Nook? While some people go “OMG black and white?” I find the display even easier on the eyes and it’s a joy to read outdoors.