Which eBook Reader?

About Rosen Trevithick

Rosen was born in Cornwall. She studied psychology at Oxford before moving back to the West Country.

Readers have downloaded over a quarter of a million copies of Rosen's books. Several titles have broken into the Amazon charts, including a number 1 humorous fiction bestseller.

Praise for Rosen Trevithick

"Brilliant."

- The Independent

(Re: 'The Troll Trap')

"This is a stunning novella: cleverly-constructed, well-paced - and very informative. I read it in a single session and felt as if I'd been pulled through an emotional mangle."

- B J Burton (Author)

(Re: 'The Ice Marathon')

"Funny, scary, warm, witty, mysterious and on the edge of your seat stuff."

- T. Smith

(Re: 'Pompomberry House')

"I was reading this aloud to my 4 year old niece when waiting for hubby to finish with a doctor's appointment. She was totally enthralled! When we were ready to leave, the gentleman across from us had been listening and said, "Ah! Man! Do you have to go? I was really enjoying that!""

- DW

(Re: 'The Troll Trap')

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18.10.2011 19:49

Believe it or not, despite having now published four eBooks, I do not own a dedicated eBook reading device. Up until now I've bought my books as paperbacks, or read them on my phone or laptop screen. The latter has not been a comfortable experience.

Because of the increasing number of indie titles I'd like to read, I'm considering getting an eBook reader.

I live in the UK. I'm after something that I can use with Kindle books, but also independently published eBooks. The screen must not hurt my eyes. Ideally I'd like to be able to read with the light off. Splash proof if possible. My budget is around £120.

I have an iPhone, which has 3G, so I can already check emails, read short articles etc, wherever I am. I have WiFi access and a laptop connected to the internet, at home.

Which eBook reader do you recommend?