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 had someone criticize my kindle, stating that I should just use my phone. I don't think people understand how nice a paperwhite really is when you're just trying to relax with a good book. I also found that the kindle was comparable in weight to having a smaller battery pack as leaving my phone of

I have an ancient kindle paperwhite from 2016 ("it's been eighty-four years...") that is beat to shit but still works perfectly. The battery life is still great and I have a huge library on it. I jailbroke it last year and haven since been using KoReader as the primary software and managing my libra

I have a Kindle Paperwhite and I don’t have any issues from it! It’s great. It’s also super lightweight and I love that. I also have a thing that holds it for me if I want, and a page turner that I can attach if I want to get under the covers, so I don’t even have to hold it.