Bringing books in your native language abroad with a Kindle
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The creator explains how they don't bring many physical books when traveling abroad and instead use a Kindle to read in their native language. They highlight the Kindle's compact size, lightweight design, and adjustable features like text size and brightness, making it convenient for reading anywhere, anytime.
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Honestly, I don't. I just bring this. Because living abroad and wanting to read in my native language will make my bookshelf a little impossible to carry around. But with my Kindle, I just have all my books in one place. I can change the text size and since the screen is about the size of a regular book page, it still feels really natural to read. I also that I can adjust the light, especially when I am reading at night. I can make it as comfortable as I want. But probably my favorite thing about Kindle, it's so compact. It fits in the smallest and super lightweight, so I can literally take it with me everywhere. So if you love reading, you need Kindle in your bag.
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