Re: Ebook question for Tina

[Guest guest]

With the Nook, you have the " lend me " option, where you can share it with one other person - you can't access the book during that time, and it can only be lent for 16 days.  But my husband lent me two books, and after the 16 days were up, it didn't shut me down.  I'm not sure on the books considered " public use " like Pride and Prejudice and enstien, etc., how lending works with those.  But I do know you can only loan it to another user of a and Noble e-reader, either their non-nook software that you can put on a computer or even a phone, or the Nook itself.

Tina

 

Just wondering whether it's legal to share ebooks as I always do with my print ones?  I know different ereaders use different formats but there are free converters online ... hugs, Cait