I repeat: "Superb! Excellent! Read this book!" - Birdjaguar
Does Kindle allow book sharing?
Which book are you reading now? Volume XIV
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I repeat: "Superb! Excellent! Read this book!" - Birdjaguar
Does Kindle allow book sharing?
300 pages is a bit much.
Well there is a way to share on Kindle! Both/all parties need an Amazon account though.
https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/how-to-share-books-on-a-kindle/
https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/how-to-share-books-on-a-kindle/
I was just offering you something to do do while you're locked inside.
Kindle's still Amazon's, right?
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Hey, Jeff just went through a terrible divorce and lost half his wealth. Give the guy a break. He is almost destitute now.
I'm up for it if you are.
Well, I tried several of the ways offered in the link and could not get them to work. One problem may be that i don't use a Kindle device to read my Kindle books. Or maybe the link is outdated and Amazon no longer offers those services.
Just about to finish my umpteenth reread of the Harry Potter series, down to The Prince's Tale.
If he lost 99% of his money he'd still be a billionaire.
And his ex is gorgeous. Poor thing. I wonder how long she will get to stay alive with his money?
She is probably a nice person too. I'm guessing she is pretty smart and will keep herself out of trouble.
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I've finished Elantris by Brandon Sanderson. Fantastic book, much like his Mistborn series.
Of course, it follows pretty much the same formula as the Mistborn series. He has perfected his brand, and while there's a niggle at the back of my mind when I see the similarities, the content is very enjoyable.
I am now moving on to Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. This was bought for me by a friend last year; apparently, according to them, I had really wanted this book. I've never heard of it before in my life. But I suppose I'll find out if it's good very soon.
Of course, it follows pretty much the same formula as the Mistborn series. He has perfected his brand, and while there's a niggle at the back of my mind when I see the similarities, the content is very enjoyable.
I am now moving on to Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. This was bought for me by a friend last year; apparently, according to them, I had really wanted this book. I've never heard of it before in my life. But I suppose I'll find out if it's good very soon.
Rereading the Madaddam series. Because what I need right now is a story about a global pandemic wiping out most of humanity.
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I have just finished reading:
Vengeance of Orion
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Ben Bova
I found it quite enjoyable with an interesting take on the sieges of Troy and Jericho.
Vengeance of Orion
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Ben Bova
I found it quite enjoyable with an interesting take on the sieges of Troy and Jericho.
Can I recommend Terry Nation's Survivors TV series then?
Only if you're recommending the original, or the novelisation of the original, not the remake.
I spit upon the remake.
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