Can you lend ebooks, like on Amazon Kindle?
I am looking into an ereader, like Amazon Kindle. One thing I thought of was that it would be impossible to lend books to a friend. I know you can have six people on an account, like a family where there can be shared books in a general library, as long as they are not stored in memory on any one device, but if you didn’t want someone to have access to your full library, can you lend books?
If not, they should have a thing where you can lend up to 24 books a year or so, like you would in real life.
I cannot tolerate printed ink, so am excited that this might be a good sub. Reading on a computer is too hard as books online have too wide of lines for the eye to naturally follow. Books and magazines/newspapers are a certain size for a reason. Plus the back lighting on a computer screen makes it impossible to read books for hours.
I haven’t figured all this kindle stuff out yet. I have a book coming out on it this month but I am not sure yet how it works. Personally, I don’t want one. I like to hold books and read pages. Not a tiny little screen. Pax-C
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