I was using Kindle, Kobo etc. and into eBooks but then later on I find the physical books more appealing to me (I love the sensory feeling - the texture of the paper, flipping the pages, the smell of the paper etc.)
I prefer reading on Kindle, too ! I agree with all your points especially about the font size. My other reason to read on Kindle is I read in two languages, and I love that it has a built-in dictionary. Also, it can be hard to find physical books in another language so it’s much easier to get them on Kindle.
I own a kindle since 8 months and its seriously a game changer . I usually get free time at night and kindle helps also i completely relate with bad eyesight point. Love your video.❤
I agree 100%. Also on the accessibility you can normally find ebook deals as a lot of them go on sale frequently. I usually just put ones in my wishlist that I want to purchase in the future and then the wish list on Amazon will actually tell you when a price has decreased.
Hello, New subscriber here. I’m a Kindle guy and have loved having a Kindle for the past two years. I just upgraded to the Kindle Signature due to sale and trade in of old kindle. My eyes aren’t what they used to be so I had to borrow books from the library mostly in Large Print. Zooming the font size up just like you Morgan is a Godsend! Since my family moves every few years I’ve switched to 100% kindle reading. Whether through Libby, Amazon sales or purchases plus KU,I’ve got so many books I can read. Currently I’m reading Unforgettable Secret (Amish Secrets Book 1) for my bookclub. Just started but so far so good. Looking forward to your videos!
I bought a kindle cause books on my country are sooo expensive and this is the best way to have access to books for me and i love it, it's very confortable and eye-kind (i'd just invented that word lol) for a developer like me who works with blue light screens all day
I'm also very much a Kindle person, that dyslexia friendly font is a lifesaver! I'm not dyslexic but I have ADHD and it helps prevent my eyes from wandering over the page. Currently reading The Library of the Unwritten by A.J. Hackwith
I completely resonate! being able to make the font and line spacing larger helps me focus so much better too. I read that book last year, I enjoyed it but didn’t continue the series! hope you enjoy it :)
@@morganunraveled I struggle to read paper books for more than about 20min. Kindle? Hours. Easily. Game changer! I'm enjoying the book so far, I probably will end up reading the series
@@MartaBrzozka it’s called OpenDyslexia and most e-readers have it built in. How to set it up depends on the e-reader you’re using, but in most cases you tap the screen while inside a book, then the Aa button at the top, choose font, select OpenDyslexia. If you need a more in-depth manual for setting it up, I’d suggest googling your specific ereader font setup
Love the vide 🩷 Im a kindle girlie for ever and ever. never going back to physical books, i just cant handle owning so many things i love my space to be kind of empty now 😂 Im currently reading ‘part of your world’ I’m hoping it will lift my spirit after reading 3 awful books in a row 🙃
thank you so much for watching! 🥰 I feel like it has been so freeing to still get to enjoy reading but not have to purchase so many physical books too. I do like owning my favorite books but I don’t personally feel the need to own every book I read! 📚
I have dyslexia so I read exclusively from an e reader and have done so since their inception. They are a game changer. Currently, I have a 6.8” Paper White and a Boox Palma.
thank you for watching and sharing your story!! it is amazing to hear that you are able to enjoy reading due to your kindle, I am so glad it offers you the accessibility you need!🥹🫶🏻✨
right now I'm reading shatter me and listening to the audio book happy people are annoying I habe always read paper books but this video made me convince my husband to get me one since my birthday is May 28! I'm happy I found your channel!
Just stumbled on this video! I have had a kindle about 10 years! I remember I was very anti ereader but was gifted it for Christmas and wow life changing!! I have an old kindle keyboard and a paperwhite(very old version) and I do have a kindle fire too. I have thought about getting a newer e-ink kindle with the new amber color lights but I do have a little clip on light that is in that amber color. I did buy the page clicker remote thing a few months ago - its awesome! I love that I can increase the font size very BIG for my terrible vision when I don't want to be squinting like I do sometimes when I read a physical book. Thinking about gifting myself the gooseneck kindle/tablet holder soon to upgrade my reading life another level! If the ebook is on heavy discount and so is the audiobook I like to double dip and do the whispersinc on my kindle fire where I can just let it play for me and turn the pages on its own. I read Dune like that a few months ago and LOVED it! I've also been curious about the reading experience on a Kobo ereader. And they just put out a new version. Looks NICE!
thank you for watching and sharing your kindle journey!! it definitely helps prevent eye strain for me too. yes the kobo color device does look soo good and living in Australia now, Kobo is what works with Libby so I may get one soon! if you like to listen to your ebooks, you’ll love my newest video too about how to turn any ebook into an audiobook to read to you 🤍
I love reading on my kindle Paperwhite and i don't think I will ever go back to physical books. I am currently reading fake it till you make it and I really am enjoying it. Also kindle unlimited is amazing 🙂
I’ve been considering getting one. I have an iPad and have been trying out the kindle app recently and liking it, but been wondering if I should just buy the actual device, since the lack of blulight would be better on my eyes. I have bad eyes like you and can totally relate to preferring a larger font size. I’ve found that larger font helps me concentrate more on reading and I can read faster as a result. I’ve always been a diehard physical book gal, but the ability to pretty much make any book into a large print book on the Kindle is kind of starting to win me over. I’m currently reading Into the Drowning Deep.
Into the Drowning Deep is one of my favorite books!! 🖤 the larger font helps me read faster too and stay concentrated on one line at a time. I read on kindle & Hoopla apps on my phone for a bit before making the jump to having a kindle too, but it definitely is nice having less distractions and a device devoted to reading! 📖 thank you for watching!!
I'm currently reading The Housemaid and I'm loving it! I've had my kindle since March of this year and I'm in love with it. I recently started reading toward the end of 2023. I have the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition. Please share any other good books that may be thriller or fantasy. Those are the categories that I'm interested more.
Thank you so much for watching! maybe my newest video will help you find a good book recommendation - it’s me sharing my favorite books and comfort reads. almost every title is fantasy! 📖🪄✨ hope it helps you!!
thank you for watching 🌞 I still need to read that one, I really loved Happy Place by her! 🥰 I got it from a shop called EarthNativ on Etsy - I tried to go find a link for you but it says their shop is currently closed 🍁
yesss as much as i love love love physical books my dad has a job where he moves around a lot so having a huge collection of books or anything really is so not feasible. plus no one knows what ur reading i do like that a lot. books have no business having sizzling sexual tension embossed in gold on the cover😭😭😭
other countries have restrictions with libraries/kindle compatibility unfortunately, I’m only just discovering that myself now that I am living abroad! thankfully, I am still able to use my library cards from the states to check out books from Libby to my kindle but I know that’s not everyone’s situation. with the ACT library in my Libby, it can’t go to my kindle only read in app. it does work with Kobo, but I don’t have one (yet!) 📚
I love my Oasis. The buttons are the way to go. I mostly read fiction on it and tend to buy most of my nonfiction on paper. I don't trust them with e-readers. They could wipe your whole library with a push of a button. But would Jeffery B. do that ? Damn right he would. 😳
so glad you enjoy your ereader! I think fiction has been just as at risk of censorship, especially in schools, even more so than what content is available on ereaders! thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts!
I loved my kindle journey I started in 2011. I finally upgraded my kindle to the new paper white. I am reading part of your world by Abby Jimenez. And a new YA book called darker by four. I am the one who ends up with audio and ebook or audio and book form. But I use Libby quite a bit for audiobooks now. I have been working on not feeling the need to buy all my books because it’s bad. I feel like I need to buy any KU book I read. My main issue with Libby is my library is so small that I had to wait 5 months for an audiobooks. I usually only buy ebooks on sale. I rarely ever pay full cost and then if you have the ebook, the audio is cheaper. So if I use it that way, then I’ll pay less than 10 for both ebook and audio.
thank you for watching 🌞 very interesting!! reading on both is so immersive but definitely costly! I usually use Libby for audiobooks as well but I have multiple library cards as I mentioned so my waits aren’t usually as long. but for audiobooks they are always longer and I can struggle to stay focused with them!
I find my self reading longer on my kindle or my iPad I can’t focus while reading on physical books I do enjoy buying them and reading them from time to time it’s just hard for me to focus because of the small size of the font, last year my sister gifted me a kindle and I was skeptical at first until I decided to read dune on it because I didn’t want to buy the books and I found myself reading for more than half an hour a day which was my limit per d
i read on my kindle 99% of the time. money saver, more travel friendly and just cuter since we can decorate them the way we want. current read: a good girls guide to murder
i completely agree!! so convenient & i love only buying physical copies of my favorite books! its so much more wallet & travel friendly. happy reading xx
Dang it. Another person who cant speak for more than a sentence without needing to jump cut. How do you speak to people in real life without the ability to cut every sentence!?
I have anxiety disorder and am very new to making videos. also I don’t do very well speaking to people in real life. thank you for watching, and I hope you can have a nice day and treat people with more kindness and compassion. 🤍
Whilst I love owning physical books, and creating a little library, reading on a kindle is so convenient, can be taken anywhere, and can be read in all lighting conditions
I love using the text-to-speech feature! It puts my Bluetooth speaker to good use, and it basically turns any book into an audiobook. It even automatically turns the pages! 🤓
On the Libby app, you can read on your phone as well. Don't have to have a kindle. Also, kindle has a phone app too! So you can have kindle unlimited without buying a kindle. Another money saver ☺️
This is very true - I love having my kindle with me away from my phone because I would get so distracted by my phone However I do keep phone nearby as I like to use focus music on phone to keep my concentration
thank you for watching!! 🌞 yes I read on hoopla & kindle on my phone for a bit before committing to purchasing a kindle but I have zero regrets, one of my best investments as a bookworm 📚
I have the Kindle,B&N and Kobo app on my phone. However, those are for when I am without my Oasis or Nook. E-Readers are great way to disconnect from one reality and journey into another
I just bought my first Kindle and I love it! The font is so crisp. Very lightweight and easy to hold. Increasing the font is a bonus. Plus, you get to carry around your library everywhere!
Getting a kindle absolutely changed the game for me. Being able to change the font, font size, and spacing made it 100x easier to concentrate. And not having to hold two sides of a book open lets me read sitting in any position.
I agree with you completely. Getting library books sent to my Paperwhite is a game changer. Plus there's no more lugging 50 pound bags of books back and forth. Oh and I can receive Netgalley ARCS now too.
Anybody who has moved homes a lot intuitively understands the benefits of a digital library. Beyond that, inline dictionary, translation, and Wikipedia are incredibly useful. I've read a few books recently that would have been much tougher without those ancillary features.
i found my kindle again (i had owned it for around 5 years) and have started using it again and i have noticed i have been reading significantly more. you still can't beat a physical book, in my opinion, but it is definitely nicer on the go and i find myself picking up my ebook more than i used too with physical books. :)
I totally resonate with this sentiment!! as far as the reading experience goes, ebook is so much more functional for me but it will never totally replace that feeling of physical books - which I reserve for only buying my favorite books now 📚
I have only been here a month so have yet to see them but I am keeping on the lookout lol always checking the toilet and my shoes. the big ones that are seen the most in homes are generally harmless but I’m definitely scared to be surprised by one, and the actual dangerous ones are rare in the urban areas. I think it’s not any different than life was for us in the U.S. honestly, as there are lots of insects and dangerous spiders there too, black widows & brown recluse etc. we put down insect repellent in the doors and windows to try to keep them out of the house :)
I'm reading the bridgerton series right now and loving it! I'm on the third book and own the entire series on my Kindle. I do also use the Libby app and audible which is all great on my Kindle. Love that you are enjoying it!
that’s awesome - seems like such a good series! I have only watched the first season and have not read the books but I am so glad to hear such good things about it 💕
Getting a kindle really changed the reading game for me. After becoming a first time mom I had no time for reading. Once I got a kindle I was able to read while rocking my baby to sleep or even just read comfy and snuggled up at night without having to hold a heavy book and worry about waking up my husband with the night light. 10/10 changed my life.
THIS!!!! the kindle gave me back a sense of something “for me” in that season where there is so little time for personal hobbies. so many days spent “nap trapped” - it transformed from feeling trapped to being my favorite way to be, snuggling my little one and getting some pages in :)
due to my current living situation, all my books are in storage so my kindle is my prized possession. i love it so much. im currently just starting Powerless and just finished The Cruel Prince. i love Cardan haha.
Physical books feel so nice, but Kindle is so much more comfortable to hold. Even when I am reading a physical book, I usually get the Kindle version from Libby just so I can read longer and faster and in more comfortable positions. Plus I can read on my phone if I forgot my Kindle at home. I won't give up books forever, but I am going to start going straight to kindle for books.
I am currently reading The Specter by J Bree. I love reading on my phone. I have the Kindle app. I use Kindle Unlimited, Audible, Libby, Hoopla, Overdrive (before it was discontinued). I agree with you. I used to carry a physical book everywhere I went. The problem with that is you can only read one book at a time. You also need a decent amount of light. That can be hard on your eyes. Reading on my phone means I can read multiple books, at any location. Kindle, Audible, Hoopla don't have the wait times like you have with the library (Libby). Also, changing the fonts, light, etc is really helpful. I also tend to listen to audiobooks and podcasts. I have a subscription to Spotify and just realized that they have a lot of audiobooks on there free for a premium users. This means that I can listen to the book right away (Audible as well) without the library wait times. Thank you for this video. It is really great to introduce new users to these awesome services. 😊❤📚
If you really love books it’s nice to have a lot and then have loads on kindle too or return books. I get a lot of the 99p deals on Amazon for the kindle or 50p paperbacks which I return. Sometimes I use the library.
of course! I was discussing alternatives since the ereading community often seems to purchase physical, ebook, and audio copies of every title they read and that’s not accessible for everyone, but it’s also not invalid!
I know Kobo just released an in-color ereader, and you can even do handwritten annotations! I believe Kindle has one in the works too. I really am thinking about investing in a Kobo soon too.😅📖
thank you so much for watching, I hope you are enjoying it! I love that - it is so lucky when both are available to borrow, soo immersive to read on physical and audio!! also the flexibility of being able to listen when you are trying to multitask!
I have a Kindle Scribe but find myself constantly using my old Fold 3 phone or Android tablet which support a Kindle app. If you purchase a kindle ebook, and the paired audible book on Android, iOS, Fire Tablet, and something else (probably cloud reader) support "immersive reading". Immersive reading puts text on the screen and audio through speakers and as the audio plays the text is highlighted on the screen. Unfortunately current Kindle screens prevent actual Kindle hardware from supporting immersive reading. One thing I learned is you can only pair one audible book per Kindle ebook. So that I'm not stuck in the Amazon ecosystem I strip the DRM out of my Kindle and Audible in case I stop purchasing from Amazon so that I can carry my content over and actually own my purchased ebooks/audio books
I am reading White Nights by Fyodor Dostoyevsky and Unsouled by Will Wight! I love my Kindle for many reasons, but I especially love that I can press on a word and see the definition. When reading physical books, I am usually too lazy to look up a word I don't know 😂 I also love to read big books on my Kindle, since they can be cumbersome in physical form. (Side note: I also knit and I crochet, as well!! I feel like we should be besties! 💞)
omg yes, I love that feature and learn so many words from it! I completely agree, big books are way less intimidating on kindle! omg no way!! that’s so exciting - we definitely need to be fiber arts and bookish besties!!
Kindle books are so much cheaper and that helped me a lot while going through high school and recently university. I got to read so much because of it, also I'm not a native english speaker, so their dictionary and translate features helped me a lot when I was just starting to read in English. Nice video!!
thanks you for watching and sharing your thoughts! 🌞 yes I agree! I almost always borrow ebooks but when you do purchase it is nice that it is cheaper!👏🏻 really, that is SO amazing that it helped you with getting comfortable reading books in English - the dictionary function helps me learn many words even as a native speaker!🤍💫
I love my kindle. I just got really into reading again.The kindle is so easy, small, cheaper books. I do buy copies of favorites or ask them for my birthday. I like to hold a physical book once in a while, but I don’t have the space for a lot of books. I have a small collection of books because I really like collecting things I love, but I’m trying only to get/keep favorites, that I want to reread.
I’m trying to be more of a minimalist. The kindle helps with saving physical space of many, many books. I have a few that I’ve kept because they are just beautiful books so I still have that peace of mind and my treasured few books on a shelf. The ease of switching books on the go is lovely too. Currently reading Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross
I completely resonate with this! I love that I can read a book in a way that is more convenient, then only purchase ones I really love, rather than having to unhaul books I didn’t enjoy much.
Same. I primarily read library books on my Kindle, but I buy some books too on there. It’s great for my aging eyes because I can increase the font size. I haven’t read a physical book in a couple years now because the font is too small to read for me, but am constantly reading on my Kindle.
I fully resonate with that! almost any time I tried to pick up a physical book after switching to kindle my eyes can not deal with straining to read tiny font and I can’t focus on one sentence at a time!
Hi Morgan... Yes, I completely agree with the motivational factor for reading on the Kindle. Seeing there are only a few minutes remaining to complete a chapter makes me want to continue reading to reach the end. Or, helps me when I know that I can only commit to a few minutes before my next task. The Kindle Paperwhite was my first purchase, and now I own the Kindle Scribe. I find the Scribe great for reading at home, while the Paperwhite continues to be used while out because of its portable size. Can't beat the purchase price for ebooks either! Tsundoku is a Japanese term of slang for the strange phenomenon of purchasing far too many books that a person can't reasonably read in one lifetime. Currently I'm revisiting a highschool dystopian read called Metropolis, which was released in 1925. Have a great day!
Thank you! I have used e-readers since buying the first B&N Nook years ago. I read before going to sleep and Kindle is easy to use while on my side in bed (particularly after fracturing my wrist). Also, and this may sound gross, but I don't have to worry about hygiene as much (e.g. washing hands after blowing nose while reading a library book).
Currently reading: Almost done with the brothers karamazov The red and the black - stendhal Return of sherlock holmes Beloved - toni morrison Yes, i apparently hate myself
I am reading A Duty to the Dead as a physical book and Hazardous Duty on my kindle. The kindle is new to me, I always read on my phone or tablet but have found it very stressful on my eyes, the kindle is much easier. I have had my kindle 6 days and the battery is down to 64%, so I am not sure about the claim the battery last for months.
thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts!! I think that happens to me when I am perusing the store for new books. that battery life claim is based on an average of 30mins of reading per day at no more than 50% brightness. so for readers that use it more often it decreases faster. mine usually lasts about a month! 🤍 if you have your brightness turned up high, are perusing the store a lot, and downloading books that uses up a lot more battery! I hope it improves for you once you have gotten all your books downloaded etc!! 🌞🫶🏻
I've had a kindle for years started with the 2nd gen standard version and mow I'm on my 6 or 7th fire. I have over 3000 books mostly fantasy si-fi space. i completely agree it is so convenient and nice because of the font size i too have a eye problem. it was also one of the few things i could take to work when i was a security Gard in the middle of the woods.
wow 3000 books is quite an amazing digital library!! 📚🌟 I love fantasy and scifi too, and I’m glad your kindle kept you company on your work shifts! thank you for watching and sharing your story 🌞
When a book is in high demand at my library and a lot of people are waiting to read it after me, I download it on my Kindle. I put the device in Airplane Mode right away and I return the book on Libby so that the next reader doesn't have to wait.
any format that you enjoy reading is valid!! if it works for you to have them on both then more power to you!! I just wanted to discuss that isn’t the ONLY way to read ebooks, since it seems soo normalized on socials to over consume - which I believe is only a probably if it’s harming your wallet or space, causing you to unhaul often etc. owning books does bring so much joy!
Hi, my name is Jessy. Thanks for sharing your views on Kindle and why you personally prefer it. I've been wanting to join Kindle Unlimited, but when I went on their free trail years back, it still asked me to purchase books. It would only let me read books with credits or with purchase. Unless I signed up for the wrong one and got Amazon Prime Reading confused with Kindle Unlimited. Anyway, what do you think I should do?
thank you for watching Jessy 🥰 Prime reading is free for anyone with an Amazon Prime membership but has limited titles & you can borrow 10 at a time. Kindle Unlimited is a monthly paid subscription to get access to millions of titles, with many trending & popular books, can borrow 20 at a time. I primarily borrow ebooks from my library through Libby but personally love KU. hope this helps!💕
I love reading on my Kindle! I have two: one at home, and one to take to go. Its more convenient to read in bed, on the couch. It makes it easier to bring books whether its one or two I'm reading at a time, and helps reduces space in my bags, and backpack.
wow, TWO! 😂 I completely agree, it is so much easier on my eyes especially to read in bed on a dimmer setting, yes to not toting around hefty books! 📚 thank you so much for watching! 🌞
@@morganunraveled agreed! I was reading a book, and was struggling with reading it in bed. It’s one of the reasons that made me buy a Kindle. I have two (an Oasis for home, and a Paperwhite SE for whenever I’m out). It’s just so convenient to bring everywhere! Thank you for sharing! 🩷
I’ve had a Kindle ever since the very 1st one. They’ve come along way since that clunky version 1. I’ve loved everyone I’ve had. Currently using a paper white and it gets used daily. I have several thousand kindle books. Plus 4 different library cards ;)
it’s actually not! it is e-ink with a dimmable backlight. it is blulight blocking. way better for your eyes than our phones and computers are, which most of us are on all day. and way better for me than squinting to read tiny fonts on a page in a dark room, as most of my reading is done after my sons bedtime :)
I only mentioned it in the effort of being transparent. I only ever utilize it if I have supported the author by purchasing a physical copy and I can’t afford to buy every format of every title, so many normalize buying every format even though it’s very financially inaccessible. I don’t see it as stealing when I already purchased and own the book and I would never abuse it, as I want to support authors and their craft. 📖🫶🏻
hi cozy friends, thank you for watching! 🫶🏻 let me know what you are currently reading and if you prefer physical or kindle reading! 💫
I was using Kindle, Kobo etc. and into eBooks but then later on I find the physical books more appealing to me (I love the sensory feeling - the texture of the paper, flipping the pages, the smell of the paper etc.)
Kindle for sure! 💕
@@electrology the kindle paperwhite does not emit blue light. It’s not any different than reading paper
I prefer reading on Kindle, too ! I agree with all your points especially about the font size. My other reason to read on Kindle is I read in two languages, and I love that it has a built-in dictionary. Also, it can be hard to find physical books in another language so it’s much easier to get them on Kindle.
I am so glad to hear that your kindle makes it accessible to you to read in two languages, that is so cool! 🫶🏻 thank you for watching!! 🌞
I own a kindle since 8 months and its seriously a game changer . I usually get free time at night and kindle helps also i completely relate with bad eyesight point. Love your video.❤
I couldn’t agree more, I get most of my reading time at night too. thank you so much for watching 🌞
I agree 100%. Also on the accessibility you can normally find ebook deals as a lot of them go on sale frequently. I usually just put ones in my wishlist that I want to purchase in the future and then the wish list on Amazon will actually tell you when a price has decreased.
Hello,
New subscriber here. I’m a Kindle guy and have loved having a Kindle for the past two years. I just upgraded to the Kindle Signature due to sale and trade in of old kindle.
My eyes aren’t what they used to be so I had to borrow books from the library mostly in Large Print. Zooming the font size up just like you Morgan is a Godsend!
Since my family moves every few years I’ve switched to 100% kindle reading. Whether through Libby, Amazon sales or purchases plus KU,I’ve got so many books I can read.
Currently I’m reading Unforgettable Secret (Amish Secrets Book 1) for my bookclub. Just started but so far so good.
Looking forward to your videos!
I resonate with this so much!! Thank you for watching and sharing your reading journey! 📖🌞
I bought a kindle cause books on my country are sooo expensive and this is the best way to have access to books for me and i love it, it's very confortable and eye-kind (i'd just invented that word lol) for a developer like me who works with blue light screens all day
that’s amazing, I’m so glad it has made reading more accessible for you to enjoy too 🌞📖
I'm also very much a Kindle person, that dyslexia friendly font is a lifesaver! I'm not dyslexic but I have ADHD and it helps prevent my eyes from wandering over the page. Currently reading The Library of the Unwritten by A.J. Hackwith
I completely resonate! being able to make the font and line spacing larger helps me focus so much better too. I read that book last year, I enjoyed it but didn’t continue the series! hope you enjoy it :)
@@morganunraveled I struggle to read paper books for more than about 20min. Kindle? Hours. Easily. Game changer! I'm enjoying the book so far, I probably will end up reading the series
Which font is dyslexia friendly how to set it up?
@@MartaBrzozka it’s called OpenDyslexia and most e-readers have it built in. How to set it up depends on the e-reader you’re using, but in most cases you tap the screen while inside a book, then the Aa button at the top, choose font, select OpenDyslexia. If you need a more in-depth manual for setting it up, I’d suggest googling your specific ereader font setup
remember in Australia it is Kobo for overdrive and libby.
true! I haven’t gotten Kobo yet, I am still using my libraries from the states 😅
Love the vide 🩷 Im a kindle girlie for ever and ever. never going back to physical books, i just cant handle owning so many things i love my space to be kind of empty now 😂 Im currently reading ‘part of your world’ I’m hoping it will lift my spirit after reading 3 awful books in a row 🙃
thank you so much for watching! 🥰 I feel like it has been so freeing to still get to enjoy reading but not have to purchase so many physical books too. I do like owning my favorite books but I don’t personally feel the need to own every book I read! 📚
hope this read is better than your last three - I haven’t read that one but I really enjoyed the little mermaid retelling “Sea Witch”!
I have dyslexia so I read exclusively from an e reader and have done so since their inception. They are a game changer. Currently, I have a 6.8” Paper White and a Boox Palma.
thank you for watching and sharing your story!! it is amazing to hear that you are able to enjoy reading due to your kindle, I am so glad it offers you the accessibility you need!🥹🫶🏻✨
right now I'm reading shatter me and listening to the audio book happy people are annoying I habe always read paper books but this video made me convince my husband to get me one since my birthday is May 28! I'm happy I found your channel!
I really love the Shatter Me series, so nostalgic for me 🤍 thank you for watching!
Just stumbled on this video! I have had a kindle about 10 years!
I remember I was very anti ereader but was gifted it for Christmas and wow life changing!! I have an old kindle keyboard and a paperwhite(very old version) and I do have a kindle fire too. I have thought about getting a newer e-ink kindle with the new amber color lights but I do have a little clip on light that is in that amber color. I did buy the page clicker remote thing a few months ago - its awesome! I love that I can increase the font size very BIG for my terrible vision when I don't want to be squinting like I do sometimes when I read a physical book. Thinking about gifting myself the gooseneck kindle/tablet holder soon to upgrade my reading life another level!
If the ebook is on heavy discount and so is the audiobook I like to double dip and do the whispersinc on my kindle fire where I can just let it play for me and turn the pages on its own. I read Dune like that a few months ago and LOVED it!
I've also been curious about the reading experience on a Kobo ereader. And they just put out a new version. Looks NICE!
thank you for watching and sharing your kindle journey!! it definitely helps prevent eye strain for me too. yes the kobo color device does look soo good and living in Australia now, Kobo is what works with Libby so I may get one soon! if you like to listen to your ebooks, you’ll love my newest video too about how to turn any ebook into an audiobook to read to you 🤍
I love reading on my kindle Paperwhite and i don't think I will ever go back to physical books. I am currently reading fake it till you make it and I really am enjoying it. Also kindle unlimited is amazing 🙂
same!! whenever I do read a physical book I also borrow the ebook because I need the convenience and flexibility to be able to read at night etc!📖
I wish I could use a library on my kindle 😢 in my country that sadly does not work
oh I’m so sorry to hear that! 😭 what country do you live in?
Same :( Do you live in Germany too by any chance?
@@morganunraveledaustria😞
@@koritsi2142Österreich🙃
100% agree! I don't buy physical books anymore.
I really only buy secondhand books these days or a copy of my fav books after reading on kindle 😅📚
I’m reading When in Rome by Sarah Adams (on my kindle) and absolutely LOVING it. Seriously one of my new favorite romances!
sounds so good, I may have to check it out!! thank you for watching Caroline 💗
I’ve been considering getting one. I have an iPad and have been trying out the kindle app recently and liking it, but been wondering if I should just buy the actual device, since the lack of blulight would be better on my eyes. I have bad eyes like you and can totally relate to preferring a larger font size. I’ve found that larger font helps me concentrate more on reading and I can read faster as a result. I’ve always been a diehard physical book gal, but the ability to pretty much make any book into a large print book on the Kindle is kind of starting to win me over. I’m currently reading Into the Drowning Deep.
Into the Drowning Deep is one of my favorite books!! 🖤 the larger font helps me read faster too and stay concentrated on one line at a time. I read on kindle & Hoopla apps on my phone for a bit before making the jump to having a kindle too, but it definitely is nice having less distractions and a device devoted to reading! 📖 thank you for watching!!
I'm currently reading The Housemaid and I'm loving it! I've had my kindle since March of this year and I'm in love with it. I recently started reading toward the end of 2023. I have the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition. Please share any other good books that may be thriller or fantasy. Those are the categories that I'm interested more.
Thank you so much for watching! maybe my newest video will help you find a good book recommendation - it’s me sharing my favorite books and comfort reads. almost every title is fantasy! 📖🪄✨ hope it helps you!!
I just finished reading the Sheperd King series by Rachel Gillig! Super good! ♡
awesome - I should look into that then 📖✨
Currently reading Book Lovers by Emily Henry & loving it!
Also where is your sweatshirt from!? I love it 😍
thank you for watching 🌞 I still need to read that one, I really loved Happy Place by her! 🥰 I got it from a shop called EarthNativ on Etsy - I tried to go find a link for you but it says their shop is currently closed 🍁
Book lovers was amazing! Love that book!
I'm reading Wellness by Nathan Hall.
hope you are enjoying it! 📚
yesss as much as i love love love physical books my dad has a job where he moves around a lot so having a huge collection of books or anything really is so not feasible. plus no one knows what ur reading i do like that a lot. books have no business having sizzling sexual tension embossed in gold on the cover😭😭😭
ahahahah you are too real for that 😭
Libby doesn’t work on the Kindle in Australia 😢
other countries have restrictions with libraries/kindle compatibility unfortunately, I’m only just discovering that myself now that I am living abroad! thankfully, I am still able to use my library cards from the states to check out books from Libby to my kindle but I know that’s not everyone’s situation. with the ACT library in my Libby, it can’t go to my kindle only read in app. it does work with Kobo, but I don’t have one (yet!) 📚
I love my Oasis. The buttons are the way to go. I mostly read fiction on it and tend to buy most of my nonfiction on paper. I don't trust them with e-readers. They could wipe your whole library with a push of a button.
But would Jeffery B. do that ?
Damn right he would. 😳
so glad you enjoy your ereader! I think fiction has been just as at risk of censorship, especially in schools, even more so than what content is available on ereaders! thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts!
I loved my kindle journey I started in 2011. I finally upgraded my kindle to the new paper white. I am reading part of your world by Abby Jimenez. And a new YA book called darker by four. I am the one who ends up with audio and ebook or audio and book form. But I use Libby quite a bit for audiobooks now. I have been working on not feeling the need to buy all my books because it’s bad. I feel like I need to buy any KU book I read. My main issue with Libby is my library is so small that I had to wait 5 months for an audiobooks. I usually only buy ebooks on sale. I rarely ever pay full cost and then if you have the ebook, the audio is cheaper. So if I use it that way, then I’ll pay less than 10 for both ebook and audio.
thank you for watching 🌞 very interesting!! reading on both is so immersive but definitely costly! I usually use Libby for audiobooks as well but I have multiple library cards as I mentioned so my waits aren’t usually as long. but for audiobooks they are always longer and I can struggle to stay focused with them!
@@morganunraveled I was able to find one more that is free and it’s much quicker.
@Tiffs-bookshelf ahhh so happy to hear that for you!! 🫶🏻
I find my self reading longer on my kindle or my iPad I can’t focus while reading on physical books I do enjoy buying them and reading them from time to time it’s just hard for me to focus because of the small size of the font, last year my sister gifted me a kindle and I was skeptical at first until I decided to read dune on it because I didn’t want to buy the books and I found myself reading for more than half an hour a day which was my limit per d
I feel the same way!! it is so much more conducive to focusing and being able to read more for me too 📖☕️
Love reading on my kindle
me too 🫶🏻 thank you for watching!!💕
i read on my kindle 99% of the time. money saver, more travel friendly and just cuter since we can decorate them the way we want.
current read: a good girls guide to murder
i completely agree!! so convenient & i love only buying physical copies of my favorite books! its so much more wallet & travel friendly. happy reading xx
I’m currently reading the girl in seat 2a
thank you for watching - hope you enjoy that read!! 📖🫶🏻
@@morganunraveled thank u
Can you listen to a book on a kindle?
highly recommend you check out my video after this one! 😜
omg welcome to australia!
thank you for watching and a warm welcome!!🌞
I used to read on kindle, but I've got back to read on paper because screens are bad for our memory.
I really think it depends on the person. I hope you are enjoying stories in whatever way is most accessible to you!! that's what is most important x
Dang it. Another person who cant speak for more than a sentence without needing to jump cut. How do you speak to people in real life without the ability to cut every sentence!?
I have anxiety disorder and am very new to making videos. also I don’t do very well speaking to people in real life. thank you for watching, and I hope you can have a nice day and treat people with more kindness and compassion. 🤍
Whilst I love owning physical books, and creating a little library, reading on a kindle is so convenient, can be taken anywhere, and can be read in all lighting conditions
same!! and I love that I can read books on my kindle from my library then decide if i want to purchase & own a copy if I really loved the book.
I love using the text-to-speech feature! It puts my Bluetooth speaker to good use, and it basically turns any book into an audiobook. It even automatically turns the pages! 🤓
genius tip! I’ve seen someone mention that kindle hack but never tried it myself - I should! gotta love those accessibility features!! 👏🏻
made a new follow up video all about this trick!! thank you SO much for sharing - what a game changer 🥰✨
On the Libby app, you can read on your phone as well. Don't have to have a kindle. Also, kindle has a phone app too! So you can have kindle unlimited without buying a kindle. Another money saver ☺️
This is very true - I love having my kindle with me away from my phone because I would get so distracted by my phone
However I do keep phone nearby as I like to use focus music on phone to keep my concentration
thank you for watching!! 🌞 yes I read on hoopla & kindle on my phone for a bit before committing to purchasing a kindle but I have zero regrets, one of my best investments as a bookworm 📚
I have the Kindle,B&N and Kobo app on my phone.
However, those are for when I am without my Oasis or Nook.
E-Readers are great way to disconnect from one reality and journey into another
The Paperwhite is so much better than reading on my phone
@@Chiibee I would have to AGREE ❤️
I just bought my first Kindle and I love it! The font is so crisp. Very lightweight and easy to hold. Increasing the font is a bonus. Plus, you get to carry around your library everywhere!
so excited for you!! yes, those are my fav benefits of my kindle too!! 🌟
Getting a kindle absolutely changed the game for me. Being able to change the font, font size, and spacing made it 100x easier to concentrate. And not having to hold two sides of a book open lets me read sitting in any position.
same! plus not having to position yourself based off where the light is coming from 🌟 most of my reading happens in bed lol! thank you for watching 🫶🏻
I agree with you completely. Getting library books sent to my Paperwhite is a game changer. Plus there's no more lugging 50 pound bags of books back and forth. Oh and I can receive Netgalley ARCS now too.
thank you for watching!! 🌞 so cool that you get ARCs! 📚👏🏻
I love my kindle. Easier to pick and choose what to read. Especially on trips.
couldn’t agree more!! honestly couldn’t imagine traveling without it! 🧳
Anybody who has moved homes a lot intuitively understands the benefits of a digital library.
Beyond that, inline dictionary, translation, and Wikipedia are incredibly useful. I've read a few books recently that would have been much tougher without those ancillary features.
I completely agree!! 📖📚 thank you for watching!!🌞🌟
FYI not every library has libby.
many libraries have some form of Overdrive or ebook library! but if they don’t then you could try another in your area/state 💛
i found my kindle again (i had owned it for around 5 years) and have started using it again and i have noticed i have been reading significantly more. you still can't beat a physical book, in my opinion, but it is definitely nicer on the go and i find myself picking up my ebook more than i used too with physical books. :)
I totally resonate with this sentiment!! as far as the reading experience goes, ebook is so much more functional for me but it will never totally replace that feeling of physical books - which I reserve for only buying my favorite books now 📚
Are there a lot of big spiders in Australia? I’m thinking of moving there from Canada!
I have only been here a month so have yet to see them but I am keeping on the lookout lol always checking the toilet and my shoes. the big ones that are seen the most in homes are generally harmless but I’m definitely scared to be surprised by one, and the actual dangerous ones are rare in the urban areas. I think it’s not any different than life was for us in the U.S. honestly, as there are lots of insects and dangerous spiders there too, black widows & brown recluse etc. we put down insect repellent in the doors and windows to try to keep them out of the house :)
I'm reading the bridgerton series right now and loving it! I'm on the third book and own the entire series on my Kindle. I do also use the Libby app and audible which is all great on my Kindle. Love that you are enjoying it!
that’s awesome - seems like such a good series! I have only watched the first season and have not read the books but I am so glad to hear such good things about it 💕
Getting a kindle really changed the reading game for me. After becoming a first time mom I had no time for reading. Once I got a kindle I was able to read while rocking my baby to sleep or even just read comfy and snuggled up at night without having to hold a heavy book and worry about waking up my husband with the night light. 10/10 changed my life.
THIS!!!! the kindle gave me back a sense of something “for me” in that season where there is so little time for personal hobbies. so many days spent “nap trapped” - it transformed from feeling trapped to being my favorite way to be, snuggling my little one and getting some pages in :)
due to my current living situation, all my books are in storage so my kindle is my prized possession. i love it so much. im currently just starting Powerless and just finished The Cruel Prince. i love Cardan haha.
thank you for watching! I totally relate to that! I love the Cruel Prince series too! 🤍
Physical books feel so nice, but Kindle is so much more comfortable to hold. Even when I am reading a physical book, I usually get the Kindle version from Libby just so I can read longer and faster and in more comfortable positions. Plus I can read on my phone if I forgot my Kindle at home. I won't give up books forever, but I am going to start going straight to kindle for books.
same!! I do this every time too. I need to be able to read on the go or in bed at night without a light!📚
I am currently reading The Specter by J Bree. I love reading on my phone. I have the Kindle app. I use Kindle Unlimited, Audible, Libby, Hoopla, Overdrive (before it was discontinued). I agree with you. I used to carry a physical book everywhere I went. The problem with that is you can only read one book at a time. You also need a decent amount of light. That can be hard on your eyes. Reading on my phone means I can read multiple books, at any location. Kindle, Audible, Hoopla don't have the wait times like you have with the library (Libby). Also, changing the fonts, light, etc is really helpful. I also tend to listen to audiobooks and podcasts. I have a subscription to Spotify and just realized that they have a lot of audiobooks on there free for a premium users. This means that I can listen to the book right away (Audible as well) without the library wait times. Thank you for this video. It is really great to introduce new users to these awesome services. 😊❤📚
thank you so much for watching and sharing your insights - so many good points and tips!!🫶🏻💕
Currently reading the whole bridgerton series.😊
that’s so awesome, I need to catch up on the show!! 💗
If you really love books it’s nice to have a lot and then have loads on kindle too or return books. I get a lot of the 99p deals on Amazon for the kindle or 50p paperbacks which I return. Sometimes I use the library.
of course! I was discussing alternatives since the ereading community often seems to purchase physical, ebook, and audio copies of every title they read and that’s not accessible for everyone, but it’s also not invalid!
Are they going to bring out a coloured version instead of black and white e ink?
I know Kobo just released an in-color ereader, and you can even do handwritten annotations! I believe Kindle has one in the works too. I really am thinking about investing in a Kobo soon too.😅📖
The rise of kyoshi
hope you are enjoying it!! 📚
@@morganunraveled I am
I’m currently reading The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes via ebook on my kindle as well as on audio. Both were checked out using Libby 😊
thank you so much for watching, I hope you are enjoying it! I love that - it is so lucky when both are available to borrow, soo immersive to read on physical and audio!! also the flexibility of being able to listen when you are trying to multitask!
I have a Kindle Scribe but find myself constantly using my old Fold 3 phone or Android tablet which support a Kindle app. If you purchase a kindle ebook, and the paired audible book on Android, iOS, Fire Tablet, and something else (probably cloud reader) support "immersive reading". Immersive reading puts text on the screen and audio through speakers and as the audio plays the text is highlighted on the screen. Unfortunately current Kindle screens prevent actual Kindle hardware from supporting immersive reading. One thing I learned is you can only pair one audible book per Kindle ebook. So that I'm not stuck in the Amazon ecosystem I strip the DRM out of my Kindle and Audible in case I stop purchasing from Amazon so that I can carry my content over and actually own my purchased ebooks/audio books
that’s very interesting and informative!! thank you for watching and sharing your experience!🤗
I am reading White Nights by Fyodor Dostoyevsky and Unsouled by Will Wight! I love my Kindle for many reasons, but I especially love that I can press on a word and see the definition. When reading physical books, I am usually too lazy to look up a word I don't know 😂 I also love to read big books on my Kindle, since they can be cumbersome in physical form. (Side note: I also knit and I crochet, as well!! I feel like we should be besties! 💞)
omg yes, I love that feature and learn so many words from it! I completely agree, big books are way less intimidating on kindle! omg no way!! that’s so exciting - we definitely need to be fiber arts and bookish besties!!
Kindle books are so much cheaper and that helped me a lot while going through high school and recently university. I got to read so much because of it, also I'm not a native english speaker, so their dictionary and translate features helped me a lot when I was just starting to read in English. Nice video!!
thanks you for watching and sharing your thoughts! 🌞 yes I agree! I almost always borrow ebooks but when you do purchase it is nice that it is cheaper!👏🏻 really, that is SO amazing that it helped you with getting comfortable reading books in English - the dictionary function helps me learn many words even as a native speaker!🤍💫
I love my kindle. I just got really into reading again.The kindle is so easy, small, cheaper books. I do buy copies of favorites or ask them for my birthday. I like to hold a physical book once in a while, but I don’t have the space for a lot of books. I have a small collection of books because I really like collecting things I love, but I’m trying only to get/keep favorites, that I want to reread.
I completely agree on all your points, especially only wanting to own favorites! thank you for much for watching 💗
I’m trying to be more of a minimalist. The kindle helps with saving physical space of many, many books. I have a few that I’ve kept because they are just beautiful books so I still have that peace of mind and my treasured few books on a shelf. The ease of switching books on the go is lovely too. Currently reading Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross
I completely resonate with this! I love that I can read a book in a way that is more convenient, then only purchase ones I really love, rather than having to unhaul books I didn’t enjoy much.
Same. I primarily read library books on my Kindle, but I buy some books too on there. It’s great for my aging eyes because I can increase the font size. I haven’t read a physical book in a couple years now because the font is too small to read for me, but am constantly reading on my Kindle.
I fully resonate with that! almost any time I tried to pick up a physical book after switching to kindle my eyes can not deal with straining to read tiny font and I can’t focus on one sentence at a time!
Hi Morgan... Yes, I completely agree with the motivational factor for reading on the Kindle. Seeing there are only a few minutes remaining to complete a chapter makes me want to continue reading to reach the end. Or, helps me when I know that I can only commit to a few minutes before my next task. The Kindle Paperwhite was my first purchase, and now I own the Kindle Scribe. I find the Scribe great for reading at home, while the Paperwhite continues to be used while out because of its portable size. Can't beat the purchase price for ebooks either! Tsundoku is a Japanese term of slang for the strange phenomenon of purchasing far too many books that a person can't reasonably read in one lifetime. Currently I'm revisiting a highschool dystopian read called Metropolis, which was released in 1925. Have a great day!
I completely agree, and that fun fact about Tsundoku is so interesting!! thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts 📖💫
Thank you! I have used e-readers since buying the first B&N Nook years ago. I read before going to sleep and Kindle is easy to use while on my side in bed (particularly after fracturing my wrist). Also, and this may sound gross, but I don't have to worry about hygiene as much (e.g. washing hands after blowing nose while reading a library book).
yes I love being able to comfortably read in bed too! omg now this makes me wonder if other library patrons are as considerate..😅
Currently reading:
Almost done with the brothers karamazov
The red and the black - stendhal
Return of sherlock holmes
Beloved - toni morrison
Yes, i apparently hate myself
wow sounds like you have a variety of reading options to me, a book for any mood reading 📖😅 thank you for watching!🫶🏻
I am reading A Duty to the Dead as a physical book and Hazardous Duty on my kindle. The kindle is new to me, I always read on my phone or tablet but have found it very stressful on my eyes, the kindle is much easier.
I have had my kindle 6 days and the battery is down to 64%, so I am not sure about the claim the battery last for months.
thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts!! I think that happens to me when I am perusing the store for new books. that battery life claim is based on an average of 30mins of reading per day at no more than 50% brightness. so for readers that use it more often it decreases faster. mine usually lasts about a month! 🤍 if you have your brightness turned up high, are perusing the store a lot, and downloading books that uses up a lot more battery! I hope it improves for you once you have gotten all your books downloaded etc!! 🌞🫶🏻
I totally and wholeheartedly agree. No distraction eReaders like Kindle Paperwhite is the nearest experience to reading paperbacks.
I agree! I love a good paperback but kindle makes reading more accessible and functional a lot of the time!
I've had a kindle for years started with the 2nd gen standard version and mow I'm on my 6 or 7th fire. I have over 3000 books mostly fantasy si-fi space. i completely agree it is so convenient and nice because of the font size i too have a eye problem. it was also one of the few things i could take to work when i was a security Gard in the middle of the woods.
wow 3000 books is quite an amazing digital library!! 📚🌟 I love fantasy and scifi too, and I’m glad your kindle kept you company on your work shifts! thank you for watching and sharing your story 🌞
currently reading The Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood (it’s confusing rn but I’m reading so I can be unconfused)
hope you enjoy it and that is gets less confusing! I struggle with that sometimes too getting acclimated to a new story or world 🤍
When a book is in high demand at my library and a lot of people are waiting to read it after me, I download it on my Kindle. I put the device in Airplane Mode right away and I return the book on Libby so that the next reader doesn't have to wait.
that is so considerate of you!! 🤍
Never thought of putting of putting a Popsocket on my Kindle, thanks for the idea!
yes it’s SO handy!! 🌟🫶🏻 thank you for watching!
Thanks I needed to hear this - I have been buying books even though I have a kindle with sthe many books I just miss the pages at times xx
any format that you enjoy reading is valid!! if it works for you to have them on both then more power to you!! I just wanted to discuss that isn’t the ONLY way to read ebooks, since it seems soo normalized on socials to over consume - which I believe is only a probably if it’s harming your wallet or space, causing you to unhaul often etc. owning books does bring so much joy!
i am currently reading wild card by marie lu
thank you for watching, I hope you are enjoying your read 🌟
Hi, my name is Jessy. Thanks for sharing your views on Kindle and why you personally prefer it. I've been wanting to join Kindle Unlimited, but when I went on their free trail years back, it still asked me to purchase books. It would only let me read books with credits or with purchase. Unless I signed up for the wrong one and got Amazon Prime Reading confused with Kindle Unlimited. Anyway, what do you think I should do?
thank you for watching Jessy 🥰 Prime reading is free for anyone with an Amazon Prime membership but has limited titles & you can borrow 10 at a time. Kindle Unlimited is a monthly paid subscription to get access to millions of titles, with many trending & popular books, can borrow 20 at a time. I primarily borrow ebooks from my library through Libby but personally love KU. hope this helps!💕
@@morganunraveled Yes, this helps. Thank you for the clarification. I'll give it another try, and hopefully, it will work.
I'm reading the wishing game!
thank you so much for watching, Heather 🌞 hope you are enjoying your read! 📖
I love reading on my Kindle! I have two: one at home, and one to take to go. Its more convenient to read in bed, on the couch. It makes it easier to bring books whether its one or two I'm reading at a time, and helps reduces space in my bags, and backpack.
wow, TWO! 😂 I completely agree, it is so much easier on my eyes especially to read in bed on a dimmer setting, yes to not toting around hefty books! 📚 thank you so much for watching! 🌞
@@morganunraveled agreed! I was reading a book, and was struggling with reading it in bed. It’s one of the reasons that made me buy a Kindle. I have two (an Oasis for home, and a Paperwhite SE for whenever I’m out). It’s just so convenient to bring everywhere! Thank you for sharing! 🩷
I’ve had a Kindle ever since the very 1st one. They’ve come along way since that clunky version 1. I’ve loved everyone I’ve had. Currently using a paper white and it gets used daily. I have several thousand kindle books. Plus 4 different library cards ;)
That is awesome! Thank you for watching and sharing your kindle journey!🤗
You’re welcome Morgan
Zodiac academy!
hope you are enjoying it 🤍
I am reading if had been with me
hope you enjoy your read 📖🤍
Kindle is bad for your eyes.
it’s actually not! it is e-ink with a dimmable backlight. it is blulight blocking. way better for your eyes than our phones and computers are, which most of us are on all day. and way better for me than squinting to read tiny fonts on a page in a dark room, as most of my reading is done after my sons bedtime :)
6:23 what a terrible thing to mention or ever do.
I only mentioned it in the effort of being transparent. I only ever utilize it if I have supported the author by purchasing a physical copy and I can’t afford to buy every format of every title, so many normalize buying every format even though it’s very financially inaccessible. I don’t see it as stealing when I already purchased and own the book and I would never abuse it, as I want to support authors and their craft. 📖🫶🏻
You don't get to define stealing. That is stealing. I don't care which format you already own and now many other types you want. It's stealing.
@@forevermoodreadingthank you for watching and sharing your opinion, I hope the other information I shared in this video was helpful to you 🌞🌟