numbnuts
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I've just watched the "Flood", glad I don't live in london the place was a washout
The Retirement Thread
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I took advantage of a free three months trial a couple of years ago. I'd originally thought that it gave me access to any book in the Kindle store but soon realised that although you get access to more books than you get with " Prime Reading " it is still just a subset of books that are available and a lot of titles that I wanted to read weren't available.While browsing Instagram a few minutes ago I came across an offer of 6 months kindle unlimited books for £23.00 instead of around £48.00. It was a bargain so I snapped it up
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
This isn't free, just half price so I assume i will have access to all the kindle books
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
I just watched the second part of PD James Dalgliesh on chanel 5. I got it right. I thought that was the one what done it.
numbnuts
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Beirut round two has just started 
I am an old fashioned git. I prefer a real paper book in my hands.While browsing Instagram a few minutes ago I came across an offer of 6 months kindle unlimited books for £23.00 instead of around £48.00. It was a bargain so I snapped it up
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
I can't be bothered having a million books collecting dust on a shelf. Especially when i will never read them again. Seems to be such a waste of trees and paper. I prefer my kindle now.
It was a free ( to me, as an inducement to take out a subscription ) three month trial of Kindle Unlimited, after the three months I would be paying the full price. Kindle Unlimited unfortunately doesn't give you access to all Kindle books.
I've since purchased a KoBo E reader and download books from the Local library which is part of the " Libraries West " group covering lending libraries all over the west of England. There's quite a choice. I usually browse the library catalogue and then check the Kindle reviews of any book that looks interesting to see if It is worth downloading. I read " Magic Spanner " by Carlton Kirby a few weeks ago, a very entertaining read. It would have cost me £5 for the Kindle edition but cost nothing for me to download from the library.
I read both, I love the feel of a paper book, but sometimes struggle with the smaller typefaces. That is where the E readers are beneficial as you can change the font soze and line spacing to suit your eyes.
Library for us.
And just think how many trees are destroyed to create one single Kindle.
On the other hand forget that
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
I usually download the free books on kindle but this deal was too good to carry on being a cheapskate
Have to agree with that.
Its a strange phenonomenomenom that as I get older the type size gets smaller
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
SpookyHave to agree with that.
Its a strange phenonomenomenom that as I get older the type size gets smaller
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Have to agree with that.
Its a strange phenonomenomenom that as I get older the type size gets smaller
Don't worry, I have the same problem.
