Kindle

Kindle e-books are very interesting, and repositories of abundant knowledge.

Very educational about Latinos in Waukesha. I live near by and visit the city often.

Books

I am 66 and prefer Kindle over a physical book (especially a heavy one) in my hand. Kindle is perfect when I need to mentally unwind from the day in bed or if I am waiting for something, even on my iPhone mini.

I love reading 📖 kindle books

Every time an app interrupts me to coerce a review I will give one star. Stop being pushy.

It syncs directly with audible, I bought a book there and it appeared on kindle and synced with where I was in the book.

Great features love it. I’ve used this for a year and have already read 50 books.

Hot garbage once you could no longer buy books directly from the app because of the rampant greed of Apple as a company.

Kindle’s main strength is its vast library of prose titles although I have not loved the Kindle app for some time now. I have a slew of unread, unfinished titles. I realized that for me Kindle is functional at best. It’s interface is ugly, cluttered and unorganized. Comixology was among the best places to read comics. The merging of Comixology into Kindle was a mess to many of us. Kindle was not optimized to read comics initially and still feels lacking. Update: Nov 23, 2023 No one I know wanted a merging of Comixology and Kindle. For many of us the kindle app is not the place we want to read our comics. It is unpleasant, an app that feels aesthetically ugly like the Amazon site itself. I only purchase comics on Comixology/Kindle if I am unable to buy them elsewhere. Please consider what your Comixology customer base wants before making more decisions to make major changes.