Nose in a Book

Anonymous asked

I'm having problems with my kindle and I'm wondering if you or any of your followers could help me? I know you don't have a Kindle but I just wanted to see if you know :) I registered my kindle a month ago and I have recently linked it to Goodreads. But I'm currently reading a book and It hasn't put the book to "currently reading" on Goodreads and I don't know what to do or how to fix it! It is also like this for my Kindle account :/

That sucks! I have no idea, but hopefully someone else will be able to help you. Good luck!

lisgoe asked

My mum is buying me a Kindle for my birthday and I was wondering if you could give me some pro's about getting one? or your view? I've always loved the feel of books and how good a new book smells but I need something for when I travel. Im not sure how good e-readers are but I cant wait to get it! And if anyone else could tell me their views on the kindle would be great! :)

I love the feel, smell and look of books but I love actually reading more. Having the physical book is wonderful, but the text/story is more important to me, and sometimes it’s difficult to bring the hard copy with you. When I go on vacation we have limited space, and I can’t bring with me all the books I want to read. So having a e-reader is a lot easier since you don’t have to worry about space. My e-reader came with 100 free classics, so I can always have those with me. Since I’ve lived in dorm rooms for a few years and only brought a select few of my books with me, this is super convenient, since I can always have Austen, Dickens and etc with me. Plus, for my English courses, I can just bring my kobo and have all my books with me, instead of having to carry all of them to class (and sometimes we’ll randomly talk about a book we read a few weeks ago, even though it wasn’t planned.)
I primarily read my books or library books, but it’s nice to have the e-reader when I’m away. I’m always going to like reading books more than an e-book, but sometimes it’s more convenient to use an e-reader.
I don’t actually have a kindle (I have a kobo) but I’m really happy with mine! I know a lot of people on here have the kindle, and I’m sure they’ll tell you their views on it.
I hope that helps!

Anonymous asked

How do you choose which books to buy for your Nook and which to buy phisically??? Just wondering...I have a Kindle and always have a hard time deciding :P

To be honest, I’ve had an e-reader singe June and I’ve only bought one book! I mainly read e-galleys, library e-books and the free classics that came with it. I figure if I’m certain I’ll like a book (based on recommendations, the author or the synopsis) I’ll probably buy the hard copy. If I’m not sure about a book buy want to give it a shot, I’d probably buy the e-book, since it’s cheaper and doesn’t take up space on my shelf.

curseoftheconsultingdetective-d asked

Hey ;)
have you ever read a book on that kindle thing? because I'm really thinking about getting one - because it's just very useful for the times I travel around.
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I’ve only read one book (The Importance of Being Earnest) and I thought it was perfect. I have the Kobo wifi (they just released a touch screen version for the kobo and the nook).