That’s the spirit! 🙂

I haven’t read it, but now I kind of want to just to see how bad it is

Thank you so much! That’s an awesome reaction! The review was worth writing then. Have you read the book?

Yes, that’s really frustrating. Especially when physical copies can be just passed on and exchanged but there’s this limit on electronic copies. I think that is as far as they will get, or maybe they will restrict it even more. This exchange feature is several years old. I have never tried it so I was really surprised to see there’s this “one time” limit and that not all books can be exchanged at all.

Oh darn! 🙁 It was worth a shot at least! I think it’s a really neat idea to be able to pass titles on to others electronically like that. I haven’t used Kindle much besides for e-textbooks and didn’t even know it was a thing. Hopefully they expand the program in the near future!! Thank you for checking it out, at least. It definitely would have been a good use for it if you could have, haha.

Thank you! 😊 I thought it would be more about the Great Depression, an illustration of it through a tragedy of one family, but it’s basically just romance and it’s too simplistic for my taste.

OK I looked into how to do this. Long story short, I can’t do this. Apparently, not all titles are eligible for lending. This book, for example, isn’t 🙁 I also learned that even those that can be lent can only be lent once. So, you give it to somebody, it can stay with the other reader for 14 days only, then it is returned to your library and then it’s forever locked. So much different from physical copies. I wish I could give it to you. That would be a good use for the book.

I did read a couple of the reviews which was ultimately what swayed me to go ahead and add it to my TBR–but as you said the ratings might start changing soon. May wait to see if I can rent it for free/cheap somewhere in the near future so I don’t have to commit to it, haha. Although if you do figure out that you can pass it on via Kindle, I am happy to be a guinea pig for that.