I was very skeptic when Amazon has issued their “paper like” e-reader device. Beside the technology shortcomings I was sure this would be used to promote airport bestsellers and other reading material ready for the intelectual garbage bin. However, I have to admit that the success of the device, which is nice by the way, has attracted some serious publishers to include their books in the new format. Doing a regular amazon search today I realized that there is a growing number of Orthodox books readily available to be read on the kindle.
I know that many of you don’t have it yet, I for one don’t, but if you do or are thinking about buying one your selection is growing,
Check here to see for yourself
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As a convert who’s been standing for a year next to the choir director and the reader while they tried to figure out a pre-feast vigil, etc… I see Kindles and the like as a possible answer to having to have a dozen books scattered about and confusion trying to assemble the service.
No more, “wait stop, we’re supposed to be singing in the 2nd tone” or “why am I skipping all the paragraphs with a mark next to them, is that a mark or just a stain?”