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I have a kindle paperwhite not fire - will this mega browser work? I pressed 'download' but it says I have to run mega for the file to start downloading.
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if you have an SD card, download it unto that? paperwhite is just an e-reader. no apps eh. i dunno.
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Yeah its just an e reader - I prefer it because it doesn't hurt your eyes and it feels like paper + there's no chance of getting distracted from what I'm reading. I'll order the paperback.
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9837154-the-silence-of-medair
Since you like fantasy and romance, this duology is the absolute best combination of both.
I think you can just plug in your Kindle and dl the PDF. Dl the pdf onto your computer, drag the file to your Kindle.
I never read any of the Harry Potter books so I don't have that issue you've raised. lol
O yeah, you better start with the first one because it's a series and you will get lost if you just start with the second one. Since the whole foundation and all the key points and characters of any series book are in the 1st book it only makes that you start with the 1st one. Plus, they aren't that big so you can read the whole of book one in one weekend.
I haven't read any of King's 2 new crime fiction books yet. I downloaded them and they're still sitting on my desktop (I could have emailed you if you were a Kindle user so bad luck haha). You say Finders Keepers aint that great? Maybe fans jumped on the 'positive' rating since it's a King material, don't know. Only time will tell.
Wait! I have just seen this comment after I've just responded to your reply post to my early post (postception) and I thought you said you don't like eBook readers and only read hard-copies awhile ago? Or am I mistaking you for someone else?
No one is past an "age of self improvement". We're humans, and as time goes by we are bound to change, for better or for worse. The difference is whether you're going to strive to achieve the "best" kind of person you could be or naturally get complancent with your life go down hill.
Also for books, I'm a Philip K. Dick fan, read up The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch.
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Thank you Samawada nice selection.
*I'll do that as soon as possible - I just got it and I didn't realise that they've upgraded the paperwhite since the last one. This one has a web browser so this is possible. Tho
@SomaliSpotter I'll definitely give them a try, especially the first one and go from there.
I do prefer real books but they don't fit in your handbag sometimes and you can't carry two at the same time. I'm not sure I said I don't like e-readers though.
@Carre - These authors cant advise me how to be the best me I can be. They write their books for white men from Europe/USA/Canada/Australia - the advice is not suitable for my situation or life goals. When I need self improvement I buy a manual/guide on what I need doing - not pep talk for middle class white men.
I'll check those recommendations out - I read one Philip K Dick novel a few years ago and it was decent.
*I'll do that as soon as possible - I just got it and I didn't realise that they've upgraded the paperwhite since the last one. This one has a web browser so this is possible. Tho
@SomaliSpotter I'll definitely give them a try, especially the first one and go from there.
I do prefer real books but they don't fit in your handbag sometimes and you can't carry two at the same time. I'm not sure I said I don't like e-readers though.
@Carre - These authors cant advise me how to be the best me I can be. They write their books for white men from Europe/USA/Canada/Australia - the advice is not suitable for my situation or life goals. When I need self improvement I buy a manual/guide on what I need doing - not pep talk for middle class white men.
I'll check those recommendations out - I read one Philip K Dick novel a few years ago and it was decent.
I think it was syntax who said he doesn't like e-readers and prefers real books instead.
The content of what these books deliver is way more important than all that. The content is what you're reading and is what you learn from. As old as Dale Carnegie's book is, the content in it still applies to our day. Even though he wrote it for his old communication courses he taught back in the day, as amazing as humans work, there hasn't been much change. Any self improvement books will always be like this, there is no clear cut book you can find that would show you how to live your life, self improvement books don't strive to do that.
What they strive for is to give you content which shares what qualities, skills, ideas and experiences you should have and learn to get to a better you.
By the way, did you also read Ubik by Philip K. Dick too?
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Arsehole kulaha lol
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