I have a fairly recent (hard to keep abreast of so prolific an author) Nicholas Sparks and an old Jeanette Oaks (final in one of her many series) on my i-pad 2. I loved the "book feel" of turning pages so much I've read Sparks twice. But meantime, my daughter, Marti, has filled this online "bookshelf" with shelves and shelves of old children's books. Some sounded so quaint in language style we laughed our heads off reading aloud to each other. An anonymous version of The Three Bears was amusing and one we'd never read. The illustrations, alone, dated it to at least back to my childhood or earlier. In public domain, these are freebies.
I'm thinking I need to check out the shopping cart for It Doesn't Grow on Trees. Only recently I have learned from AuthorHouse, the publisher, that they now have my Junior Chapter book available in eBook format. I love that story. Haven't even checked on the price, but I know I'll love the chapter beginnings and endings so carefully crafted--by me. And then there's that wonderful page turning feel. If anyone reading this gets to it first, please report in.
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