Sure, Amazon says that you can lend Kindle books, stating that eligible titles can be loaned for up to 14 days to friends or family. Loaning ebooks is tricker than you think and isn't really possible for most books. You Want to Loan, Give Away, or Sell Them in the Future Related: Websites to Find Beautifully Bound Books You Would Love to Own 2. With Kindle books, you will miss vibrant illustrations, beautiful covers, and other details that an ebook just can't replicate.īeautifully bound and crafted versions of your favorite books can make reading that much more engaging and special, and it's an attribute that physical books will never lose. Kindle books aren't as special in this regard because they're essentially all the same, in terms of format and presentation. Water damage can quickly ruin electronic devices-let alone something like a paperback-if they aren't waterproof, so while it unlikely you're prone to dropping your Kindle in the bath, it's one less worry when you're reading.
Luckily, the Kindle Paperwhite and Kindle Oasis are waterproof, so you won't have to worry about any splashes or drops while in the bath, or if you're reading by a pool. Reading in the bath can be an incredibly relaxing and pleasant experience, but you always run the risk of water damage by splashing water or accidentally dropping your book in the bath. Related: Why You Should Buy a Kindle (Even If You Love Real Books) 5. If you love to read at night but find that having a lamp on can disturb others or yourself, or find it hard to get comfortable reading a physical book in bed at night, reading on a Kindle could be your solution. While you're still looking at a screen, the Kindle's front light is different from phone, TV, and laptop screens the Kindle gives you a soft-white light that doesn't keep you awake unnaturally, unlike the blue light emitting from those devices which does.
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