@thelaceylondon Love the quote and I love @stephenfry !

@thelaceylondon @booksandthebear I love my Kindle. It's so easy to look up the definition of a word without actually thumbing through a dictionary.

@thelaceylondon True but... Authors threatened by Amazon lobbying to lift standardised industry retail prices and devaluing the value of published works by offering an ever growing slew of self-published books retailing for next to nothing... that’s a thing though.

@thelaceylondon @AdamSanto Me too ☺️

@thelaceylondon I love it also. Please forgive me for using a NOOK

@thelaceylondon I do believe, that just like stairs and elevators. They can coexist side by side, you know, in case of a fire. Throw that Kindle away, and run like hell.

@thelaceylondon Much easier to dust your kindle than your bookshelves.

@thelaceylondon @gary_hensel Kindle is cool, but I still love my books now!

@thelaceylondon I have always relied on the Kindles of strangers.

@thelaceylondon Love it📚📚

@thelaceylondon Amen

@thelaceylondon Television was going to kill movies. They're still around.

@thelaceylondon The essence of books is in the words and not the format.

@thelaceylondon We get it you like books stop annoying me

@thelaceylondon Just devour words any way you can paper or iPhone just feed and read

@thelaceylondon @MicheaLeeNelson I love my kindle for reading classic lit. It's nice to be able to look up words that I know the general meaning of, but want to know exactly what they mean. So many common words from a hundred years ago are no longer used much today.

@thelaceylondon As they shouldnt b. I like holding the book in my hands & turning the pages especially mysteries because those r really page turners.

@thelaceylondon @authorpreneur01 Nothing compares to the feel of a physical book

@thelaceylondon Perfect!