Kindle life.

Carolyn enjoyed reading on her Kindle for hours with a nearly-sleeping baby attached to her in the dark.

Laura still has her Kindle.

David mentioned that it's like as good as the kindle that costs twice as much.

Laura notes that you can't access library books directly on Kindle.

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J use the Kindle as well.

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Henry is curious about Kindle and its benefits for reading. Would like more information on accessing and using it.

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Lindsay enjoys using the Kindle for purchasing books she loves and plans to read again.

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BethAnne finds the Kindle convenient for travel and reading fiction.

Jackson suggests using Kindle in airplane mode to read books at leisure.

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Pascale finds the Kindle restrictive as it seems to only support Kindle/Amazon purchases.

Laura loves her Kindle for its convenience and accessibility with customizable features.

Jackson was slow to make the most of Kindle but learning how to use the digital library through the local library was a major breakthrough.

Laura suggests giving entry-level kindles a try as they are pretty inexpensive.

Owen's kindle cannot be dog-eared, despite Stella's attempts.

Laura finds the highlight feature on Kindle useful, particularly the ability to pull up a list of all highlights for a specific book.

Laura thinks Kindles are great for reading on the go.

Lauren prefers reading on Kindle for convenience and accessibility.

Lauren enjoys the challenges on Kindle, especially the new badges, which keep her engaged and coming back for more.

Stephanie noticed that some readers are still using their 1st or 2nd generation Kindles and have a promo code to redeem.

Owen thinks kindle is cool and easy to use.

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Becky dislikes the black hole-ness of the Kindle interface