About books and devices for them.

I like to read. I read as much as I can even if it's I have many tasks at work. If I do not read I feel hungry and sad.
But It's impossible to have all this of these books in paper, expecially especially with my common relocation because I often move from one apartments to another. That's why I read mostly e-books.
The most complicated thing was to choose the correct device. I started from PC my computer screen, but that was really uncomfortable - even with a laptop. So I bought an iPad. It was nice but after long reading sessions my eyes felt sandy  and was were red.
And then I bought an e-ink book and that was love at first sight.
My first book was a very cheep cheap chinese Chinese book from unknown manufacturer by an unknown author and it had an issue with every even-numbered page: the text was shown only only shown on the first part of it. But e-ink itself was so much like paper that I didn't pay attention to this little issue.
And a few years later I at last bought a Kindle which is one of the best e-books devices in my opinion. The fonts are beautiful and the built-in vocabularydictionary is very handy.
When I was a child I can't couldn't even imagine that I could have all (of) the books (which) I wanted in my pocket. And now it's possible and it is (it's) really cool!

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