Suzanne’s Comments (group member since Dec 22, 2010)

Suzanne’s comments from the Amazon Kindle group.

Reconnected by L. Callel This is a two-parter. The first book is Disconnected which was a freebie on the Kindle. Of course, I had to purchase the second book,haha.

It's a romantic suspense read. Intriguing.

"Sassy" With a Capital "S" ~ Susan Lapp-Mellott and Angela Albright.

Robert wrote: "When I got a kindle I wondered how it would affect my reading habits, and it turns out I've settled into the practice of shifting between kindle and paperback. I'm in paperback mode at the moment, ..."

I switch back and forth also. The last book I read was paperback; now it's the Kindle. And some of the paperbacks are cheaper than the Kindle version.

I still have many paperbacks. I belong to paperbackswap.com and bookmooch.com. Sending books to someone who really wants to read the books makes more sense than giving them away. During Christas time, I donated a few books to the soldiers overseas.
I have several FREE books on my Kindle thanks to Pixel of Ink. I switch from reading on the Kindle and actually reading my paperbacks.

I'm reading Catching Fire which is the second book of the Hunger Games.

Always the Wedding Planner, Never the Bride by Sandra Bricker. I've read 3 others by her and was not disappointed by any of them.

They do confiscate the strangest items, don't they? My son said they almost took away his contact lens solution. They gave it back after 'checking' it out.

I would take books. Only because I don't know what Tunisia's airport is like. How advanced they are. It seems that each airport is different. In Texas, they checked my playing cards in my suitcase but in New York they did not.

I flew on 4 planes on my summer vacation and only flight attendant asked for me to turn off my Kindle.
They said to check the in-flight mag to see which electronic devices need to be turned off & e-readers weren't among them. So...after reading that info, I kept it on :)

I have discovered a website where you can share and borrow ebooks for Kindle. It's called lendle.me

I tried it the other day and it really works.

And yes, some of the free books are horrible. I've only had one of those, thank goodness.

Fireflies in December

I got my Kindle as an early Xmas present and have gotten several books for FREE frrom Pixel on Ink.
Fireflies is very interesting.
I have read 4 Christmas books that I got from Pixel.