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daisyduck1976 Reading Industrial Magic by Kelley Armstrong

23 Jan 2011, 05:30 PM | Post: #11

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RE: Curling up with your Kindle

Bedtime usually- although that gets earlier and earlier if I am reading a really good book! At weekedns I like to lie in and read late into the morning if I don;t have any "going out" plans.

I read a lot on public transport too.

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mummycool1 Reading [=Single by K.L. Slater =]

24 Jan 2011, 06:06 PM | Post: #12

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RE: Curling up with your Kindle

I should have added that I also take mine to my hospital apts to ease the boredom when someones running late!! Sounds like bedtime is a pretty popular time to read though Smile

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Ian Palmer Reading Cold War Spy Novels and the Life of Buddha, Walden, and South with Ernest Shackleton. Reading today "The Honourable Schoolboy" by John Le Carre.

27 Jan 2011, 05:30 PM | Post: #13

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RE: Curling up with your Kindle

We tend to go to bed at 10.00 and I'm allowed to read for an hour or so but only if the Kindle light is on. This has now become 'kindle-light' time!!

I have quiet a lot of unread paperbacks (remember those things made from paper) and find the kindle light also useful for reading in bed with my 'book' close to the light not quiet as good but it works for us Wink

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keveegee Reading Apartment 16

03 Feb 2011, 03:04 AM | Post: #14

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RE: Curling up with your Kindle

I usually read mine when travelling on planes, at airports etc. but like to read for a bit in bed to help me sleep...unless its a good book and can't stop !!![/font]

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joclaire

05 Feb 2011, 06:11 PM | Post: #15

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I'm on pre-baby maternity leave (not due for another 6-8 weeks) having quite a difficult pregnancy, so my husband encouraged me to get one as a treat.

I read mine in bed, lying on the sofa, on public transport mainly. Also the half a day I spend at the hospital every week being monitored is made much less painful by being able to read freely!

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05 Feb 2011, 07:06 PM | Post: #16

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Bedtime until I'm too tired to read anymore (it's so nice just to be able to close the cover and know that next time I pick it up it will take me to where I left off), and if I can sneak a quick read in during the day then that's my guilty pleasure.

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mummycool1 Reading [=Single by K.L. Slater =]

07 Feb 2011, 07:09 PM | Post: #17

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RE: Curling up with your Kindle

(05 Feb 2011 06:11 PM)joclaire Wrote: I'm on pre-baby maternity leave (not due for another 6-8 weeks) having quite a difficult pregnancy, so my husband encouraged me to get one as a treat.

I read mine in bed, lying on the sofa, on public transport mainly. Also the half a day I spend at the hospital every week being monitored is made much less painful by being able to read freely!

Hi Joclaire. I hope you'll let us know when baby is safely here. What a lovely idea of your husbands, I bet it makes all that waiting around much more bearable. It'll come in handy during those night feeds too Wink

Take care of you.

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08 Feb 2011, 08:27 AM | Post: #18

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