@thejustinTitle. I'm currently reading the entire Oz series (only 99¢ due to it being in the public domain) on my Kindle and I found a really cool paperback complete collection, all 15 books, for around $50. It's a solid deal, especially for how pretty the books are. That said, do I double
@BagelDad0906Am I taking crazy pills? My older Kindle was able to continue highlighting onto the next page, but my newer PaperWhite does not seem to do this. Is this a known bug or has interface “devolved” in a way?
@Moltz@BagelDad0906After years of reading on an older, circa 2013 Paperwhite, I was forced to upgrade after a boot loop. Now I’m rocking the 11th Gen Paperwhite Signature Edition, courtesy of Unclaimed Baggage, for under $80. The updates are fantastic, and I love the warm backlight and USB-
@MajorMajorTo those who own a Kindle Scribe (especially the latest model), how is it? I read a lot of non-fiction and like to take notes while doing so, but it's pretty annoying to have to switch back and forth between my phone or laptop to take notes. Been thinking about picking up a Scrib
@CandelaThe obvious answer is Amazon and Kindle Unlimited. But there's great apps like Libby and Hoopla that let you borrow from your local library. There was/is also Overdrive, but I think Libby replaced it? I could be wrong. Where else are some good places to get Kindle books?
@ClashingI got mine the Summer I moved in with my Significant Other while they were at an internship in a different state. There was an Amazon deal so we both got one during the Prime Day sale. I believe we have the Paperwhite 2022 version (or 2021?). We got it during Summer 2022.
@darcilenWhat books are you currently reading? Kindle or not; I need to know!
@darcilenHere's the current line up of Kindles with their brief description: Kindle Scribe - Write, read, and find your flow with Kindle Scribe devices. Kindle Colorsoft - Open a world of color with Kindle Colorsoft devices. Kindle Paperwhite - Escape into your next read with Kindle Pa
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