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Not me...I didn't bring my Kindle with me to Spain, though that was why I purchased it. I find I still prefer the look and feel of new books.... I bring it here when I have others with me.../they use it a lot...
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I'll give it a go when I get back to the hotel later....If I can remember. Two sporting events to watch first.
I nearly bought one but I'm with u on this one @Cleoriff , books are books! Nothing can replace them.
Unless you cant manage physically using a book, then I think they are a Godsend 
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Try putting 100 books in your suitcase....
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@jonsie wrote:Try putting 100 books in your suitcase....
Now thats a different kettle of fish entirely @jonsie...but even when I went to the USA...I never took my Kindle because books are so much cheaper to buy there. Most of my favourite authors are American and I could get their books before they were released in the UK....
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@Anonymous wrote:true @jonsie! But somehow I don't think many people travel to read 100 books ....have you ??
I have whole series of books downloaded by American authors, good detective novels by the likes of James Patterson, Karen Slaughter, Dean Koontz and the likes. When I was here for 5 months I must have read 30 books. Sitting in bars reading and watching the world go by is very therapeutic!
With everything that's been going on here for me personally over the last 6 weeks I have still managed to read 6 or 7 books and when I move here I'll be sure to download plenty more.
I forgot you don't sleep much...
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@Anonymous wrote:
I forgot you don't sleep much...
At my time of life you don't want to spend too much time sleeping 
