A:AnswerCancel what you mean by E reader yes it can take most e-book files with no conversion. You can even set this up with your library card if you do it correctly and get complementary books.
A:AnswerThe kindle doesn't have lock screen ads, it does change the lock screen each time you close it to some form of literature based artwork, think a desk of pens, or a library shelf, or a tapestry of letters, but no ads.
A:AnswerHi Marissa! While there are some ways to get Ao3 stories onto the Kindle, I don't know of any way to keep them automatically updated as additional updates are released. One easy way to get your stories onto the Kindle is to use the Send to Kindle feature, where you can send files to your Kindle via email. This would let you easily move a new chapter to your Kindle by downloading it from Ao3 and then sending it over. I hope that helps, have a great rest of your day!
A:AnswerHello Judy and thank you for your question! The main differences between the Kindle Paper White and the Kindle Paper White signature edition are:
- Storage: 8/16gb vs 32gb
-Front light: manually adjusting vs automatic adjusting
-Charging options: USB C vs USB C and Wireless charging.
Hope this helps! Have a great day!
A:AnswerHi Judy,
Kindle doesn’t let you create custom folders or files for organizing books. Your best option is to use Collections, where you can group books you’ve read or sort them by specific authors.
Hope this helps.
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Cook was a captain of the Admiralty
When sea-captains were more like warlocks
...[and] drove their ships
By their own blood, no laws of schoolbook steam,
Till yards were sprung, and masts went overboard-
Daemons in periwigs, doling magic out,
Who read fair alphabets in stars
Where humbler men found but a mess of sparks -
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