If I were to drop my bookmark on the ground, I could find where I left off with minimal griping.

And I’ll have to guess where that falls in the grand scheme of things and just tab to the correct page. So I was somewhere around 44-49% complete. It calculates what percentage of the document has been read. To make matters even more irritating, the Kindle doesn’t use page numbers. That’s a precious 100-200 pages I could have read today…just anxiously awaiting me when I a chance to reupload it. And I didn’t have time to re-load my Kindle this morning before work. I don’t have the paperback book of what I was reading. So today on my commute, I was Kindle-less. Because I loaded this book from my desktop, and not from Amazon, the book wasn’t anywhere that my Kindle could reach it via Wi-Fi.Īmazon should really fix this–why not allow my Kindle database to be fully accessible through my Amazon account? And, on that same note, why not back it up for me, too? I hit it, and in a matter of miliseconds, my screen went blank. I have a Kindle 2, and that pesky mouse button is right near my thumb. That is, until my finger hit the mouse button. Up until last night, I had a great relationship with this device. The only thing that’s different is that the phrase “Nose-deep in a book” doesn’t apply to me anymore. I still get lost in the storyline, absorbed by the plot, and frisked away to far-off lands of fantasy and whimsy. I don’t think that my Kindle lessens the experience of reading ever. In the past 3 months, I’ve bought one book, and I can’t really even claim that one as “bought,” since I used a giftcard. It has literally saved me hundreds of dollars by reducing the number of physical books I have to buy. I have a Kindle and I think it’s a genius device.

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