Bargain Price KINDLE

Supersnooper


Joined: 27/09/2011
Posts: 295

Message Posted:
10/11/2011 09:18

If like me, you use half of your luggage allowance coming back from the Uk with books, have you thought about buying a Kindle? Here's one at a bargain price



http://www.consumerpressuregroup.com/kindle-wi-fi-79/

stellasstar1



Joined: 02/07/2008
Posts: 1519

Message Posted:
10/11/2011 11:11

Why bring books when you can get them free from the library, or just a couple of lira from the markets.

malsancak


Joined: 23/08/2009
Posts: 2874

Message Posted:
10/11/2011 15:26

stella, makes you wonder why people open bookshops here doesn't it? You're right for best selling fiction but I haven't found many up-to-date non-fiction books here. I remember seeing a Roger Ebert's Movie Yearbook 2011 being sold for £17 as a paperback when for £11 I downloaded the Kindle Edition. Not going to find that on a stall or in a local library and its 800 pages weighs a few kilos. On Amazon more people buy ebooks than paperbacks.

Supersnooper


Joined: 27/09/2011
Posts: 295

Message Posted:
10/11/2011 20:29

I love mine, it means I can even purchase books before they are released in the UK and the last one - Paulo Coelho new release was only £2.99, less than the book.



http://www.consumerpressuregroup.com/kindle-wi-fi-79/

flowerfairy


Joined: 17/09/2008
Posts: 1277

Message Posted:
11/11/2011 08:13

Crikey, what is the world coming to.....

there was I thinking 'kindle' was a lazy version on kindling !!!!!!

I love being 'old', I even make myself laugh now

Stephanie


Joined: 11/11/2011
Posts: 6

Message Posted:
11/11/2011 09:34

If somebody is choosy in price then he will struggle to get actual happy.

MrsSnakes



Joined: 19/12/2008
Posts: 1100

Message Posted:
11/11/2011 09:55

Of course not everbody reads fiction, some people, myself included, enjoy books on specialist subjects which are not obtainable here, I for one do bring books back with me along with certain magazines! Regards, Mrs Snakes.

Baspinar Bob


Joined: 15/02/2008
Posts: 618

Message Posted:
11/11/2011 09:57

Anywhere in TRNC i can buy a Kindle thanks.

stellasstar1



Joined: 02/07/2008
Posts: 1519

Message Posted:
11/11/2011 10:51

Flower fairy, I have to admit I thought the same as you when I first read it. I thought,loads of kindling all over the place, why buy it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Supersnooper


Joined: 27/09/2011
Posts: 295

Message Posted:
11/11/2011 13:51

Baspinar Bob, perhaps you could share with us all where we can buy one in the TRNC for £79

david9


Joined: 09/09/2008
Posts: 358

Message Posted:
11/11/2011 13:56

Supersnooper



Not much chance of buying one here at that fantastic price!!

Baspinar Bob


Joined: 15/02/2008
Posts: 618

Message Posted:
11/11/2011 14:12

Supersnooper Sorry i missed the question mark. I was asking if they are available here' i didn't mentionn the price.

dvdjohn


Joined: 27/10/2011
Posts: 128

Message Posted:
11/11/2011 14:20

Msg 8. I am afraid they are not available here, got mine from Amazon, had it sent to a friend to bring out.



I think they are fantastic, you can down load books very cheap and fast.

flossie44


Joined: 05/03/2009
Posts: 223

Message Posted:
11/11/2011 15:17

I have been an avid book reader all my life and get through books at such a rate I have to keep dashing to the library. Someone gave me a kindle and it is wonderful. I have loaded it with about 20 books for a start and am now working my way through them. However I will still read some books as I just love the feel of them.



Before any snidy comments on how do I have the time to read so much. I read at night when all my chores are done.



flossie

phylray



Joined: 21/09/2007
Posts: 1727

Message Posted:
11/11/2011 22:06

A woman next to me on plane back to Stansted was reading one and I thought it a good thing

if you are travelling, and also (I hear) if you are reading in bed and your partner wants the light off!

My grandaughter says she is getting one for Christmas, and she is also an avid reader, as am I.



flossie - you don't have to apologise for finding time to read. It's one of life's great pleasures.