http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/26/fashion/26kindle.html?_r=2&ref=fashion
With Kindle, Can You Tell It's Proust?
sort of funny too.
With Kindle, Can You Tell It's Proust?
sort of funny too.
Yours is the better idea, thanksAnn in Arlington said:I linked to her book in the "klick for kindle" thread. . . .she may be sorry. . . . !
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<snicker> That's funny.Ann in Arlington said:I linked to her book in the "klick for kindle" thread. . . .she may be sorry. . . . !
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I definitely fall into that category. I've left many a book at home because as a middle aged professional man I didn't want to be seen reading the latest Charlaine Harris book in public, lol.Ann in Arlington said:And yet, we've had so many threads basically saying "I'm so glad people can't see what I'm reading anymore!" LOL
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I do have to admit, I can see the other side of this argument I *do* like to see what others are reading..I just don't always like everyone to see what I'm reading.Ann in Arlington said:And yet, we've had so many threads basically saying "I'm so glad people can't see what I'm reading anymore!" LOL
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LOL - that is why I also have a large collection of Vera Bradley paperback book covers.luvmy4brats said:I do have to admit, I can see the other side of this argument I *do* like to see what others are reading..I just don't always like everyone to see what I'm reading.![]()
I think it is the nature of some people. When my kids were infants the same type of debates raged (and I'm sure still is) about bottle feeding vs breast feeding and stay at home vs working moms.MichelleR said:Never got why some readers want to put down other readers.
I just looked and it doesn't seem to be posted yet. . . .unless you're using an assumed name. . .Leslie said:Interesting article. I left a comment.
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