[history_lover]

Mine does the same thing - I believe it's just a ghosting effect from the section of the screen where you selected the book on the home page list. I assumed all Kindles were the same so I dismissed it and don't even notice it now. I'm not sure it's a fault.

 

[history_lover]

I don't think it's ghosting,

It's definitely some kind of ghosting - I just tested it by selecting a book from the very top of the list/screen and then one from the very bottom and each time, the text was lighter in the EXACT same spot from where the book was selected off the home page. I call it ghosting because it's obviously a residual effect from the previous page but I don't know if it would strictly be defined as ghosting.

 

[history_lover]

I just assumed it happened on all Kindles as just a part of the eInk technology. I've noticed it also happens when I have a book open and I press the Menu button - when I close the Menu, the text that hadn't been covered by the Menu box goes lighter (or maybe the other way around, I can't remember). I've just gotten used to it and hardly notice it now.