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Choosing an e-book reader . When it comes to choosing an e-reader, whether you're buying for yourself or for someone else, there are a few important things to consider. Price is obviously a big factor ...

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Books aren't cheap, and neither is the amount of space it takes to store your personal collection. A legitimate alternative to buying books is to invest in an eBook subscription service.

Instead, we buy a license to view that e-book for as long as the vendor is willing or able to offer it to us. That’s the same across all e-book platforms, and is largely the case in other areas too.

For readers who aren’t sure what they want, Amazon also offers the Kindle Unlimited service, which gives users an all-you-can-eat Netflix-style buffet of books to read for £9.49 per month.

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