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Some more books, Book 13 I read on the train too and from work, I have got some more free Kindle books to read soon, and some other books to re-read and hopefully finish, but first: Book 13 – Titanic:… Continue reading →
I read Delkaetre’s post on why she doesn’t have an ebook reader yet; I do have a Kindle, which I use in place of my book shelf most of the time. Her reasons for not liking an ebook reader include being able… Continue reading →
We Got Served’s “Using OS X Lion Server at Home: A Step by Step Guide” by Terry Walsh is a good introduction to OS X Lion Server, I read this one after reading Using Mac OS X Lion Server: Managing Mac… Continue reading →
Charles Edge’s “Using Mac OS X Lion Server: Managing Mac Services at Home and Office” (published by O’Reilly books) is a good introduction into the setting up and configuring of Mac OS X Lion Server, its aimed at small workgroup installs,… Continue reading →
Instructables “21 Projects Guaranteed to Keep Your Kids Occupied This Weekend” is a free Kindle book, that I picked up to have a read of; there are some cool projects in it that would be worth a look at doing… Continue reading →
Peter Underwood’s (@Livingafloat) “Living Afloat” was a book that I picked up when it was free on Kindle; I follow Peter on Twitter where he is an active member of the #boatsthattweet group. The Kindle book seems to be unavailable;… Continue reading →
Rico Nelson’s “How to Start Your Own Business: Step by Step Guide To Starting Your Own Business Volume 2” was a free kindle book that I picked up to have a flick through in relation to task 51 – Start… Continue reading →
The Free Kindle Book; 10 Fun Things To Do With Your Microwave has a number of projects including: Build a Miceowave Transformer Stick/Ark Welder How to Measure the Speed of light using Chocolate Microwave CD Candle Holder 5 Minute Chocolate Cake The… Continue reading →
Chancie Walker’s “Her Master’s Slut” in my opinion is not very well written, and I shall not be buying or reading the two other books in the trilogy. although it was a nice short book. Eleanor believes herself to be frigid. Twenty-two,… Continue reading →
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (free Kindle edition) is available as a free Kindle book; I started reading it on my Mac, and iPhone; but with the purchase of my Kindle, I found reading to be easer;… Continue reading →
My new Kindle came today 🙂 Very small box; not much bigger than the Kindle, Amazon like minimalist packaging 🙂 It looks like they have been talking to Apple. The Kindle comes nicely wrapped in a box with the instructions in the… Continue reading →
Chris Hallbeck’s “Book of Biff” is a free Kindle book, I downloaded it to see what a Graphical book would look like on the Kindle app on the iPhone; Desktop App; and when I can use on a full blown… Continue reading →
I am currently not doing that well on my 100+ Reading Challenge; I am currently up to book number 24, leaving me just under 5 months to read the remaining 76 books to get to the minimum 100. One of… Continue reading →
Marie Le Prince de Beaumont’s “Beauty and the Beast”; I read this book while not being able to sleep; its a nice gentle short book 😀 I also managed to read it all in one day (or less) well… Continue reading →
Leonna Black’s “Rough Sex: An Explicit Fantasy” is a Kindle book that jumps about more than I would like, and one that I did not enjoy as much; th subject matter covered in this book is less caring and loving… Continue reading →
Elinor Carr’s “Pleasing Him: An Erotic Story of Submission” clearly says on the cover its an Adults Only book 😀 This is another book about a new job leading to interesting circumstances; or is it. Another mainly enjoyable ebook;… Continue reading →
I buy most of my Dead Tree Ware books from Amazon; a very convenient way to acquire books; I select which ones I want; click send to me; wait a few days and a box arrives; What makes Amazon even… Continue reading →
“Training Amy” is the second book I have read by Anne O’Connell, like most of the interesting books I read this one is a Kindle edition. Training Amy follows a main lead female character through a journey of self; and… Continue reading →
Jess C Scott’s “Master & Servant” is another book I picked up from Amazon on the Kindle format. The huge advantage of this format is its easy to read an interesting book in public on my iPhone or iPod;… Continue reading →
Chris Fehily’s “Cancel Cable: How Internet Pirates Get Free Stuff” is an interesting getting started guide to bit-torrent, while I knew most of the content the book covered, it did hold a few bits I didn’t previously know, while… Continue reading →
For Valentine’s Day, and her birthday I bought Loupie an Amazon Kindle 3G. after playing with it for a while; my misgivings about the e-book format changed; yes the screen sucks; yes it feels like a cheap toy, but it… Continue reading →