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I'll suggest the Kindle, because it has free wireless and text-to-speech function. There are more ebooks you can find available for the Kindle too.

yes you can trust amazon, it's safe, i've used it for years and never had a problem. Though I think the shipping cost sometimes can rape you, bought something before for about 20USD and paid around another 20USD for the shipping :(

I love Christopher Moore, but I haven't read this one yet.

Used a book of greek & roman myths recommended by my professor I remember now the editor was named Rose. The original sources are scattered across classical literature, you need to use anthologies and translations. Ovid's Metamorphosis is one, Hesiod's Theogony another from the Latin

Ned Vizzini and Chetan bhagat. Both of their books are so interesting and they touch topics that a lot of teenagers go through. YOU HAVE TO READ THEIR BOOKS!

PS i love you by Cecelia Ahern. This book got a movie out. Very good story, sad but happy ending.

I actually think about this alot and I personally tried reading electronic texts but its nowhere the same as reading a real book. It's mostly the fact that I feel like I can relate to the words and pages in my own angle and lighting etc as opposed to a hard-on-screen book.

Tears of a Tiger. Its a really good book!

DC - Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern and the Flash

The best fantasy books I've ever read are by David Eddings. The characterisation is deep and the characters literally leap off of the page. They are rich and full and truly lifelike. Each book is fairly short between two hundred and three hundred pages. And while it is very easy to read, it is...

I recently read about his most recent book about to release titled 11/22/63. It's a Sci-Fi novel involving time travel and and an attempt to stop the assassination of JFK.

i lyk to read romance novels... so my fav authors are: Judith McNaught Julie Garwood Linda Howard