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Thanks, I've been trying to decide between Kindle and Nook on the assumption that I'll mostly read Project Gutenberg books anyway. So you're saying that Nook wo
by hugh3 16y ago
Thanks, I've been trying to decide between Kindle and Nook on the assumption that I'll mostly read Project Gutenberg books anyway. So you're saying that Nook would be better for me?
- joshfinnie 16y agoThe nook works perfectely well with the Project Gutenberg books. I recently found this fact out and downloaded over 50 books and they are all nicely sitting on my nook now. The only drawback is that they are seperated from your purchased books and are found only in the My Documents section of the nook. (I do not know if this is a rule, but I haven't found a way around it.) I would have liked to see them right along side my purchased books.
- callahad 16y agoThanks to http://manybooks.net/ http://manybooks.net/, either would work perfectly well for texts in the public domain.
- quadhome 16y agoGutenberg has all their books in Mobipocket as well, which the Kindle supports natively.