Choosing between the Kindle Scribe and a reMarkable device is less about comparing specs and more about choosing a philosophy. They represent two different approaches to the digital paper experience. Understanding their core concepts is key to deciding which aligns with your workflow. We’ll explain the difference between these two devices and then compare the latest products out in 2025.
For over a decade, the Kindle has been synonymous with digital reading. Its convenience and vast selection revolutionized how we consume books. But a series of alarming incidents and the fundamental nature of digital ownership are prompting a growing number of readers to question their loyalty to Amazon’s ecosystem. The era of unquestioned Kindle dominance is ending, and here’s why.
In the world of e-readers, the battle has long been a two-horse race: Amazon’s Kindle versus Rakuten’s Kobo. For years, Kindle has been the undisputed king, dominating the market with its brand recognition and vast Amazon ecosystem. But a shift is happening. A growing cohort of discerning readers is choosing Kobo, and the reason often boils down to a single, crucial word: EPUB.
While both devices excel at their primary job—providing a fantastic, paper-like reading experience—their philosophies are fundamentally different. This article breaks down the key differences and explains why Kobo’s embrace of the open EPUB standard is a game-changer for many users. Let’s get into why more readers are choosing Kobo over Kindle.
Prepare to question everything you thought you knew about reading comfort as we dive into the wonderfully absurd world of bookish gadgets, where you’ll find genius—or utterly unhinged—solutions to problems you never knew you had. From reading lamps that double as statement necklaces to wearable e-readers, these products walk the fine line between revolutionary and ridiculous. Whether you’re seeking a hilarious gift for a bookworm or just want to marvel at human ingenuity (and audacity), this roundup of gloriously goofy gear proves that when it comes to reading, no corner of comfort—or slight madness—goes unexplored. Let’s explore 7 of the most absurd reading products you won’t believe actually exist on the market today.
Women in Translation Month (#WITmonth) is an annual celebration of women writers who write in languages other than English. It’s a great time to diversify your reading and widen your bookish horizons! As a growing fan of translated literature, I’ve gathered up some of my favorite translated book recommendations as well as my exciting WIT month TBR! These picks contain a wide range of books, including impactful memoirs, sci-fi, thrillers, mysteries and totally unhinged fiction (my fav!) Let’s dive into it.