For my birthday I was given a few gift cards to Barnes & Noble, so I used them (and a bit of my own stash) to buy myself a Nook (not the new color kind). I had been wanting to get one for several months, but held off. I even refrained from buying books for a few months with the intention I would be buying a Nook to put them on--you see, I am way short on bookshelf space.
Since my purchase I have been playing around, trying to figure out the ins and outs of the Nook. I am still going through the learning curve, but I did manage to read a free Nookbook offered on the Barnes & Noble website. I have looked to buy a few others, but have not been able to locate them (I don't see download-able books on the Cedar Fort website. Why is that?).
The other success I have had with the Nook is getting a free version of the Book of Mormon downloaded. Yay! I see also there are other files of the standard works on the same website, so I will be getting those as well.
Does anyone else out there have an e-reader? Any tips for finding content? Other suggestions?
Scripture of the Day: 1 Nephi 5:9-10
I keep wondering if getting one will cause me more frustration than it is worth.
ReplyDeleteI don't have one but I've heard good things about the Nook. Hope you get it figured out. Enjoy! (And happy belated birthday!)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun birthday present for a girl who loves her books! I'm sure you'll get it all figured out and love having books at your finger tips :)
ReplyDeleteI want an e-reader for Christmas too. I just want a more portable bookshelf for doctor's office, travel, etc.
ReplyDelete(By the way, you won the drawing for the Christmas book. I haven't posted about it yet, but shoot me an email w/ your address and I'll get it sent out. So glad you won!)