Read a book on the tablet
Set a page so comfortably that you forget you are reading a screen.
A book on a tablet has no fixed page. You set the letter size, the brightness and the paper color.
Larger type means more page turns and fewer squints. No printed book offered that trade.
Key points
- A book or newspaper lets you set letter size, brightness and page color
- Bigger type costs nothing but more page turns
What to remember
- It changes how the words sit, never the words.
- A page on a tablet bends to your eyes.
Try this
Find the row marked with a small A and a large A in your reading app, and go up one size.
Practice: Read a book on the tablet. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.