Ten things you can do with a Kindle (that you can’t do with a paper book!)
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Spellfall Kindle edition This post is intended to balance my History Girls post earlier this month Ten things you can’t do with a Kindle , and should help sort out the unicorn’s karma. (Most of the below will also apply to other e-readers, but the unicorn is not an expert so do let him know if any of these are Kindle-only.) 1. Carry your whole library in your handbag. Doesn’t matter how long all those books are… they'll all fit on your slim e-shelf, and they won't make your Kindle any heavier. 2. Change the text size and/or line spacing, when your eyes get tired and you’ve forgotten where you put your reading glasses. ( Muse: Does not apply to younger readers of this blog, obviously !) 3. Ask it to read to you. If you turn on the “text-to-speech" feature, you can even choose a male or female voice and ask it to read faster or slower... with identifiable American accents! 4. Sample the first 10% of a book at your leisure without the bookseller s