Yes, you can use them to read eBooks, but the brighter screen and shorter battery life make them inappropriate options for committed bookworms. The other devices are all Android tablets, akin to Amazon's Fire tablets.
However, only three of them-the Nook GlowLight 4, Nook GlowLight 4e, and the Nook GlowLight Plus-are true e-readers. Similarly, there are several Nook products. We'll look at them in more detail shortly. Unsurprisingly, these devices all have very different spec sheets. The second choice for kids is the Kindle Paperwhite Kids, which offers young readers adjustable lighting and waterproof hardware for $159.99. The Amazon Kindle Kids is priced at $119.99, which includes the e-reader as well as a case and a two-year warranty.
The Kindle Scribe, priced at $339.99, is the most expensive of the bunch and allows readers to write or doodle in the margins of their eBooks.Īmazon offers two Kindle options for kids as well. Next in the lineup is the Kindle Oasis, with a starting price of $249.99 for an 8GB device or $279.99 for a 32GB device. The Libra 2 matches almost all the features of Amazon’s high-end Kindle Oasis for less money, minus the Amazon ecosystem. There’s also the Kindle Paperwhite Signature, retailing for $189.99. The entry-level Kindle is available on Amazon for $99.99, while the midrange Kindle Paperwhite costs $139.99.
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