I like kindle because I can read the books anytime and anywhere. The physical books are too heavy. I had a kindle reader which has stopped to work in a few months. I liked it because it had unlimited 3G and I was able to read anything anywhere. My phone is good as well because I have iphone 8 Plus, it means the biggest display from that series. I am happy that I am able to change the light because my eyes has complained at the end of the day if I have read all day. I like that I am able to change the font size and type of the font. It is very useful. It will be better if I am able to change the smaller font and I am able to use the bolt function (to be the letter thicker). The only problem to use the iphone instead the e-reader that I have to charge my iphone every day while I was able to use the e-reader for a week. I like that I am able to find a word in the book by the search. I will be happy if I am able to find in different books in the same folder. For example I am reading books from Derek Prince who is Christian and the Holy Spirit lead him to preach the Gospel and about Jesus Christ around the world and to write a lot of books. He was a professor of philosophy at the Cambridge University and he met with Jesus Christ when he has read the Holy Bible for purpose of studying as a philosopher under the second world war. I try to memorise which book of Derek Prince contain for example his testimony but sometimes it takes times. I have to ask Holy Spirit to show me.

I have had a Kindle for about 9 years- the ebook and the kindle fire. I had found it difficult holding and turning the pages of larger books, especially if reading in bed and am also partially - sighted so the fact you can increase the size of the text and use text to speech was very handy. I have always enjoyed reading- I was an English teacher- and find the Kindle handy to take out and about with me and especially on holiday rather than bulky books. They are also a boon to kids who have reading difficulties because the text etc can be tailored to suit them and of course they are ‘cooler’ than actual book, especially to boys, because they are in tablet form! When I downloaded the app to my iPhone, it was even more convenient and less weight to carry and I, literally, (pardon the pun), always had a book at my fingertips! I still haven’t mastered all the ways to use the app on my phone fully but will eventually. Despite my love of actual books, I would never go back voluntarily to them. My Kindles are too convenient and easy to use in all circumstances. I have recommended them to family members and friends as I think they are fantastic. Thank you,

I use the Kindle app a lot, and it drives me cranky. First the pros. It lets me carry a whole library with me; and it syncs across devices. So I can highlight and annotate on one device, say my Mac. and my changes are there when I open it on my iPad, or indeed a kindle reader. All of that is really useful.The *cons*: I often want to highlight and annotate a text. That’s where the problems start. Whenever I select text, three dialogue boxes open whether I want them to or not: a dictionary definition; a wikipedia link, and a translation. I can imagine all of them could be useful sometimes, but they’re worse than useless if they happen every time. I really don’t need them every time I select text. i usually know what a word means; I don’t usually need to see what wikipedia has to say about the text I’ve selcted, and I never, never, need to translate. They take up room on my screen, and get in the way of my work. Maybe you can switch them off, but if so I can’t find how to do it.Second, selecting text is frustratingly random. Sometimes if I click on a highlighted word, it selects the whole highlighted phrase (which is what I mostly want it to do). Sometime it just selects a word. if it selects a word, sometimes a second click will then select the whole highlight. Sometimes it just deselects the word and the highlight. i’d love it if the same command did the same thing every time. Again maybe the behaviour is more regular and predictable, but if so, haven’t managed to figure out how.

I read a lot and certainly every day. I never thought I would prefer a digital device for reading, and this wasn't really true until the Kindle came along. It is better in many ways than a physical book, and I can take a whole library of books wherever I go. The phone kindle app is my go too device, I first thought it would be too small for comfortable reading, but you quickly get used to it. I always have my phone with me, so I always have something to read. I love that my other devices are synchronised, I also have a kindle device that I use mostly in the summer, it’s great in bright sunshine.I occasionally get given a physical book, I find it cumbersome and inconvenient and can’t believe that’s how I used to read all the time! There’s something nice about having the physical book, but using kindle has so many advantages, not least of all having no clutter on my shelves! Always having your book library with you is a great advantage. A Kindle unlimited subscription gives you access to thousands of ‘free’ books and saves a lot of money if you read a lot.