B6

If you want access to kindle app, you'll need an android ereader. But you'll need to make sure to disable google play store and any web browser app on them so he can't have access to them. I'd reccomend either a bigme b6 or boox go 7 Otherwise, might be better to just get a regular kindle and pair i

I'm running this on my Linux mediaserver. Full Calibre running in a docker container. https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-calibre/ Edit: FWIW, I also have an AudioBookShelf instance running in docker, and added a library in that for eBooks that points to the file where the Calibre library live

If you want to run any app what is out there, get an Android e-reader. Makes it can be a Kindle, Pocketbook, Kobo, Libby (using all accounts), it can be whatever you want including Koreader + no need to make file conversions. And it handles PDF files like a dream. Also comics and manga will be way s

I'm so glad I went with the Bigme B6 BW instead

I have a Bigme B6 and honestly I don’t think they are distracting at all, I have my e-reader apps and that’s it, for the Bigme b6 I also followed some debloating tips to help remove some of the extra stuff. Even though it’s android the screen is not good enough for games or video apps along with som

Pocketbook Verse Pro supports multiple library cards with Libby. However, I don't know if Hoopla books are exportable. Or consider an Android ereader. You can look into the Bigme B6 to be able to use Hoopla for sure. The Boox Go 6 (if you can find the first one) will meet your price criteria.

Yes there is. Have a look at the sentence “oh, my god…” You can tell there a difference in font about which one is clear the bigme b6 wins for sure. Also i feel the bigme has a tad bit better contrast. but then again for day to day use i would not bother

I switched to Boox because I realized it was sitting unused for long periods because I was reading more on other apps than I was Kindle books. So for me, it became necessary since reading on a tablet was giving me migraines. Lots of people also have multiple devices just because. Maybe search the us

It sounds like you have 2 options: Option 1: You can get a Kobo, which supports OverDrive natively, one card at a time. You'll have to sideload (this just means manually using a computer to put books on it) the CloudLibrary books. This means no Hoopla for you. No Kindle books of course. Option 2: Yo

They're both decent choices. It's up to you and your preference. I personally have the Bigme B6 B&W and I love it.