If you like reading and already have an iPad, should you buy the Kindle? Or is the iPad with the Kindle app sufficient?

Don’t worry, though — unlike tablets, the Kindle Paperwhite still has a gloriously glare-free screen ... an actual book rather than a laptop screen. Unsurprisingly, the iPad Mini has the ...

Learn more about how we select deals. FREE BOOKS: The latest Stuff Your Kindle Day takes place on Jan. 28. Hosted by Romance Book Lovers, this Romance Book Blast features 1,000 books for free.

Love is in the air — and on your e-reader — as publishers and organizations offer hundreds of free romance e-books this week. From swoon-worthy contemporary love stories to steamy historical ...

Stuff your Kindle — or any e-reader — with free books this week. Various publishers and organizations are offering hundreds, if not thousands, of free e-books on Amazon and other platforms ...

But did you know you can get plenty of free e-books too? If you’ve spent any time on BookTok, you might have heard people talk about Stuff Your Kindle Day, where you’ll be able to get hundreds ...

SAVE $25: As of Feb. 7, this Kindle Paperwhite is on sale for $134.99 at Amazon. That's a saving of 16% on the list price.

You can also use a cable to manually sync your books between iPhone/iPad and Mac ... Apple Books only offers free public domain books. Kindle, on the other hand, works almost anywhere.

Members can pick one of the books to read ahead of the official release date—and it’s totally free. (Non-Prime members can also choose one of the Kindle books for the reasonable price of $1.99.) ...

If you are an Amazon Prime member and an avid Kindle reader, then you should check out the First Reads program, a Prime benefit that offers an e-book or two for free every month. This month ...

Whether you're a bookworm or know someone who is one, you can't go wrong with the new Kindle Paperwhite for $135.