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Will the Nook Simple Touch help with Dyslexia?
mirrormirror
22-05-2013
I am looking to buy one tomorrow. Does it allow you to change font size and fonts? Is it a good reading experience?

Thanks.
mirrormirror
23-05-2013
Wow. not a single reply. I guess these forums ain't what they used to be
IvanIV
23-05-2013
Not many people have Nook reader. If it's any help, probably not, I have Kindle and you can change a font size in steps there.
TheCrackInTime
23-05-2013
Originally Posted by mirrormirror:
“I am looking to buy one tomorrow. Does it allow you to change font size and fonts? Is it a good reading experience?

Thanks.”

I can't answer specifically with regards to dyslexia, but yes and yes are the answers to the two questions in your post.

Originally Posted by IvanIV:
“Not many people have Nook reader. If it's any help, probably not, I have Kindle and you can change a font size in steps there.”

Given that they seem to be sold out everywhere, I wouldn't be so sure about that.
IvanIV
23-05-2013
Originally Posted by TheCrackInTime:
“Given that they seem to be sold out everywhere, I wouldn't be so sure about that. ”

In that case their owners are just lazy or very very busy I would have answered the question if it had been about Kindle.
mirrormirror
23-05-2013
Originally Posted by IvanIV:
“In that case their owners are just lazy or very very busy I would have answered the question if it had been about Kindle.”

true, went in to Currys (which I usually avoid) to find no Nook's at all.
wakey
23-05-2013
Originally Posted by TheCrackInTime:
“Given that they seem to be sold out everywhere, I wouldn't be so sure about that. ”

Not completely sure everyone buying them are doing so to use them as a ereader however. At £29.99 its a pretty cheap way of getting an eink screen for other uses (or other parts for other uses) and No doubt a lot of people are buying them up just because they are cheap in the hope they can sell them on later at a higher price
alternate
23-05-2013
This forum is a bit of a ghost town, hence the slow response. I am only checking it because I am bored at work. Also google would have answered the font question :-P
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