Try the Harry Dresden series, there are 11 of them, and more to come. You could save a ream of paper just on those.

Can you tell me something – I keep looking at them but haven’t bought one yet.

Can you read sideways, or landscape? Can you put 2 pages on the screen when you are reading landscape, like a real open book?

The road by Cormac McCarthy.

The Maximum Ride series James Patterson

I’ll say the best place to check is the customer review on Amazon, where actual customer are giving their opinions and there will be more than enough information. Here is a good one:

I have Kindle 2 and I love it. No glitches so far at all. I’ve used it for around a month, read probably 6 books since I got it and it has performed flawlessly. I’m not too sure about Kindle 1, but I have some friends used for over a year and haven’t heard of complaints from them yet. At least I think it is not a common problem among the Kindle owners.

My personal choice is to add the 2 year extended warranty. It costs me additional, but since I’ll carry it along with me everywhere, I just buy it for extra safety so I can use it without worrying of damaging it within these 2 years. You can check what it covers from the following page:

Big Bad Wolf by James Patterson

Wait… you’re waiting for the movies to come out to read the books? That makes absolutely no sense, usually people wait to watch the movies before watching the movies.

Edit: I totally agree, Chris.

Swimsuit by James Patterson. When you’re done reading it, send it to me.

I only know about the Amazon Kindle. No, there is no limit on number of bookmarks you can set on the Kindle. You can download “Kindle User’s Guide (PDF)” here:

It is mentioned on page 56, “viewing your bookmarks” section.

I think it is not real person’s voice, but it reads like a human being. It is not bad in my opinion. There is a simple review about this too:

Kindle 2 or 1? Because Kindle 2 has only been out since February of this year! So I think you mean Kindle 1 users were complaining, which is why I didn’t got the first generation and waited for this one. The technology was too new.

I had my Kindle 2 for about a week and have more complaints about the cover – which food partials like to stick on! – than the Kindle itself. Some on the Kindle boards over at Amazon were complaining the text is lighter than Kindle 1, but some see no difference. I myself have no problem with it. Another complaint is parts of the screen isn’t displaying correctly. I myself had neither problem. I heard nothing from there about the screen just dying.