I prefer reading on my kindle 📖🪄 how I read more & spend less!

hi cozy friends! I'd love to hear what you are currently reading and if you prefer physical books or e-books! no matter how you read, it is valid and we are all here to share in a love of books! 📚

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🌙 timestamps
0:00 intro
1:30 what kindle do I have
1:50 book rec!
2:26 reading for FREE
5:25 multiple library cards + Libby tips
6:52 kindle + accessibility
8:00 lifestyle + portability
9:15 I read more now!
10:50 kindle streak + stickers
11:50 all reading is valid!

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[morganunraveled]

hi cozy friends, thank you for watching! 🫶🏻 let me know what you are currently reading and if you prefer physical or kindle reading! 💫

[lewisprice]

Whilst I love owning physical books, and creating a little library, reading on a kindle is so convenient, can be taken anywhere, and can be read in all lighting conditions

[leahschaeffer]

Getting a kindle absolutely changed the game for me. Being able to change the font, font size, and spacing made it 100x easier to concentrate. And not having to hold two sides of a book open lets me read sitting in any position.

[OxlinaxO]

Getting a kindle really changed the reading game for me. After becoming a first time mom I had no time for reading. Once I got a kindle I was able to read while rocking my baby to sleep or even just read comfy and snuggled up at night without having to hold a heavy book and worry about waking up my husband with the night light. 10/10 changed my life.

[verydistractedreader]

I'm also very much a Kindle person, that dyslexia friendly font is a lifesaver! I'm not dyslexic but I have ADHD and it helps prevent my eyes from wandering over the page. Currently reading The Library of the Unwritten by A.J. Hackwith

[alonzo]

I love using the text-to-speech feature! It puts my Bluetooth speaker to good use, and it basically turns any book into an audiobook. It even automatically turns the pages! 🤓

[NatalyaVins-blueflower]

I prefer reading on Kindle, too ! I agree with all your points especially about the font size. My other reason to read on Kindle is I read in two languages, and I love that it has a built-in dictionary. Also, it can be hard to find physical books in another language so it’s much easier to get them on Kindle.

[nicolecharnel]

On the Libby app, you can read on your phone as well. Don't have to have a kindle. Also, kindle has a phone app too! So you can have kindle unlimited without buying a kindle. Another money saver ☺️

[jacquelyngunn]

I just bought my first Kindle and I love it! The font is so crisp. Very lightweight and easy to hold. Increasing the font is a bonus. Plus, you get to carry around your library everywhere!

[vaishnavishirsekar]

I own a kindle since 8 months and its seriously a game changer . I usually get free time at night and kindle helps also i completely relate with bad eyesight point. Love your video.❤

[booksbeerhorror]

I agree with you completely. Getting library books sent to my Paperwhite is a game changer. Plus there's no more lugging 50 pound bags of books back and forth. Oh and I can receive Netgalley ARCS now too.

[tronomagic]

Hello,

New subscriber here. I’m a Kindle guy and have loved having a Kindle for the past two years. I just upgraded to the Kindle Signature due to sale and trade in of old kindle.

My eyes aren’t what they used to be so I had to borrow books from the library mostly in Large Print. Zooming the font size up just like you Morgan is a Godsend!

Since my family moves every few years I’ve switched to 100% kindle reading. Whether through Libby, Amazon sales or purchases plus KU, I’ve got so many books I can read.

Currently I’m reading Unforgettable Secret (Amish Secrets Book 1) for my bookclub. Just started but so far so good.

Looking forward to your videos!

[heathermalmal]

I agree 100%. Also on the accessibility you can normally find ebook deals as a lot of them go on sale frequently. I usually just put ones in my wishlist that I want to purchase in the future and then the wish list on Amazon will actually tell you when a price has decreased.

[katmancilla]

I'm reading the bridgerton series right now and loving it! I'm on the third book and own the entire series on my Kindle. I do also use the Libby app and audible which is all great on my Kindle. Love that you are enjoying it!

[jenniferm.]

Same. I primarily read library books on my Kindle, but I buy some books too on there. It’s great for my aging eyes because I can increase the font size. I haven’t read a physical book in a couple years now because the font is too small to read for me, but am constantly reading on my Kindle.

[deroutee]

i found my kindle again (i had owned it for around 5 years) and have started using it again and i have noticed i have been reading significantly more. you still can't beat a physical book, in my opinion, but it is definitely nicer on the go and i find myself picking up my ebook more than i used too with physical books. :)

[rominaprograma]

I bought a kindle cause books on my country are sooo expensive and this is the best way to have access to books for me and i love it, it's very confortable and eye-kind (i'd just invented that word lol) for a developer like me who works with blue light screens all day

[narsplace]

remember in Australia it is Kobo for overdrive and libby.

[babydeer]

Physical books feel so nice, but Kindle is so much more comfortable to hold. Even when I am reading a physical book, I usually get the Kindle version from Libby just so I can read longer and faster and in more comfortable positions. Plus I can read on my phone if I forgot my Kindle at home. I won't give up books forever, but I am going to start going straight to kindle for books.

[maud]

When a book is in high demand at my library and a lot of people are waiting to read it after me, I download it on my Kindle. I put the device in Airplane Mode right away and I return the book on Libby so that the next reader doesn't have to wait.