Joy's comments
(member since Jun 26, 2009)
Joy's comments from the Book Haven group.
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Kathleen wrote: "I would love to do the 100 books..."I just added a folder. In it you can choose between the 50 books challenge or the 100 books challenge. :)
For people who would like to challenge themselves!
Title your thread (name) 100 Books or (name) 50 Books, depending on how many books you want to finish in one year! Add the books as you finish them. When you have completed the challenge change the name to completed! :)
Have fun!!!!
stormhawk wrote: "For folks who want incentive (bragging rights, really) for reading 100+ books in the coming year, there is a group here on goodreads ... or we could start our own Book Haven challenge thread, I sup..."That's a good idea! I'll make a folder for it right now. :)
Pam wrote: "I've just begun Jim Butcher's Codex Alera series. I just finished Cursor's Fury and have begun Academ's Fury. Thus far, this has been a great fantasy epic. "
I love that series!
I am reading Ecstasy A Novel by Nicole Jordan
and re-reading
Wit'ch Fire by James Clemens.
I'm also reading two psych books for school. :)
Jerry wrote: "Joy wrote: "lol I never saw that b/c the writing is so small. So far, I haven't had any problems loading anything."
Yes, small AND grayed out to boot! There is another way Amazon offers to convert..."
You can browse the Barnes and Noble store, but I haven't found a feature on the Nook that allows you to browse the internet. Although, I wouldn't be likely to browse the internet with it anyhow... It's a food feature for some though. I know my Aunt finds it to be useful.
Jerry wrote: "Are you sure about that, Joy? According to Barnes & Noble's Nook Technical Specifications web page they don't support:
Not Supported: DOC, LIT, TXT, AMZ (Amazon), LRZ/LRX (Sony)
and there is no m..."
lol I never saw that b/c the writing is so small. So far, I haven't had any problems loading anything.
Mistress wrote: "I'm supposed to be buying a reader tomorrow, but now I'm so confused lol. I was pretty sure I wanted to spring for a Sony pocket reader; but this thread has me drooling over the kindle & the nook...."
You can put all your old ebooks onto the Nook VERY easily. I did that today. You hook the Nook up to your pc via a USB cable, and then you just click and drag your old ebooks into one of the folders on the Nook. It takes a few secs and that is it. :)
You can read all file types on the Nook too! No converting at all. :)
stormhawk wrote: "I hope you enjoy your Nook as much as I love my Kindle. A lot of people talk about the ebook from the library thing, but there is so much free content for the Kindle that I don't know if I'd ever h..."The color index at the bottom does turn off when you are reading, but you can click the Nook button to turn it back on if you need to use it. :)
Elena wrote: "I am like 80% on it. It is now a little confusing. It was interesting when all this characters began to get together, but now they have broken into too many groups going around in caves and I get..."Yep. The entire series is great. There are a lot of surprises too! :)
Rose wrote: "I will, I'm so excited. It will be the first time I've ever had an electronic reading device. I've already set up my barnes and noble account and I've been getting free e-books. I'm going to be ..."This is my first e-reader too! :) When you get yours you should get Witch Fire by James Clemens from the Barnes and Noble site for free. It's REALLY good! :)
Rose wrote: "Yay! I'm excited. The only problem is they are sold out and I have to wait for January 15 to get mine....sad but I still can't wait."Yeah, I got lucky. My Dad pre-ordered mine in October otherwise I would have had to wait too. Let me know when yours arrives. :)
I went out to breakfast with my Dad for my bday, and he brought me my Nook. I've only been playing around with it for about an hour, but I am already in LOVE!!!! However, I have never used a kindle so I can't say which is better. Later this month I am getting together with my Aunt and she has the Kindle 2. We're going to compare, so I should be able to give you a better opinion of whether the Kindle or Nook is better. I will say this though...usually touch screens annoy me, but with the Nook it isn't annoying me at all. :)
That's true that Barnes and Noble has free ebooks. Plus you can get free ebooks on many other sites and use those ebooks with the nook! My library offers free ebooks on their site, so I will be taking advantage of that. :) Plus most of the ebooks from Barnes and Noble that you buy are a reasonable price. They have some for .99 cents and some for $2.99. Most of their recently released books are $9.99, but the rest of their books are mostly under $7. :)
The Nook has a lot of features that the Kindle does not offer, and it is the same price...That was a big part of the reason why I wanted it. I can't wait to pick it up from my Dad's! I have a feeling it is going to be my new favorite gadget. hehehe Best gift EVER! :)
My Dad bought me the Nook for my bday! I haven't picked it up from his house yet, but I'll let everyone know what I think soon! :)
When people add books to the bookshelf, GR automatically checks "read". So unless the person unchecks read, the book will come up as read in the bookshelf...
