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I just purchased actually two Kindle 2s. One is for a giveaway I’m hosting and because I bought one for the giveaway I had to buy one for myself (of course!). I cannot even begin to tell you how happy I am with this purchase. And I was a hard sell…and very hard sell. I was not sold on e-readers at all…until I held this little slice of magic in my hands. I researched them ALL…several times over. And for me, the Kindle 2 was an easy buy in terms of price and quality.

First, I love the size and weight. Couldn’t be more perfect or comfortable to hold. It’s not awkward like holding a book when you have to kind of lean it to one side depending on the page you’re reading. So easy and comfortable to turn pages and I love that I can comfortably hold it in one hand for long periods of time and never feel the arm or hand fatigue.

Second, I wear glasses and reading books on that stark white or cream paper makes my eyes tired after a while. Not so with the Kindle E-ink…is that what it’s called? I love having the ability to increase the font size with the click of the button. It reads beautifully, certainly 100 times better than I ever thought it would. Whether I’m in low light or in the sunlight, it’s always crystal clear and I don’t have the eyestrain.

Third, I LOVE that I can shop and download a book whereever I am and whenever I get ready. Strangely enough, it still hasn’t made me do a lot of impulse buying, which I was afraid of. Nope, I’m still as price sensitive as before but when I find something, one click and it’s mine.

Fourth, I love the dictionary. As a writer, I love learning new words and it’s SOOOO easy to get the definitions. Unbelievable.

Fifth, it’s just friggin’ neat. I mean if you’re like me and you love new toys, this is better than my Lite Brite and Easy-Bake Oven. I haven’t been this happy about a purchase in ages. If you love books and love to read, this is a MUST HAVE.

The only thing, IMHO, that they could add to make the experience
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