Recently I posted about reading
The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls for my MOPS book club. One of my
blog world friends posted a comment that I should also read another Jeannette Walls book called
Half Broke Horses.
I enjoyed
Half Broke Horses but think I liked
Glass Castle a little more. It was neat to see how they connected however. Thanks for the recommendation
Charla! 
Last night I started
Best Friends Forever by Jennifer Weiner. I have read and enjoyed several Jennifer Weiner books so I'm really thinking I will probably love this one as well.

Another thing about
Charla is that she got a Kindle
for Christmas. I have really been thinking a lot about getting one of these fancy pants reading devices. Hubby said I can use some of our tax money to get one for myself because he knows how much I love to read.
So, recently I have been looking into the differences between an
Amazon Kindle and a
Barnes and Noble Nook.

I have read articles comparing / contrasting the two, looked through reviews, and thought and thought about them.
The thing is... I don't purchase books very often. Usually, I get my books at the local library. I also look for several books at garage sales.
The last two books I got from the library-
Half Broke Horses &
Best Friends Forever are each $10 each in e-book form. That is $20 I could save instead of buying the books.
So now I am torn...I really want one, but don't want to spend the money on the books because I would buy books all the time!
Do you have an eReader? Which one do you have? What do you think of it?