Speaking of Kindles (well any ereader)

I've been e-reading for about 5 years now?  Longer if you count when I started using my Blackberry (the one with the touchscreen that was crap from the word go) and downloaded the Kindle and Nook apps for the first time.  My current ereader is a Paperwhite.  Love that thing.  Like some, I read across multiple devices:  iPhone, Paperwhite, Samsung tablet.  I rarely pickup a physical book anymore.  

This week though, I came across a book I wanted to read but didn't want to pay the Kindle price and my local library didn't have it available in their e-book collection.  They did, however, have the physical book.  So I requested it to be delivered to my local branch.  I picked it up on Wednesday.  

Now I remember why e-readers won me over.  1:  Tiny print is awful.  Don't know why this publisher chose such a tiny print for a sizeable hardcover book but it's hard to read even in good light.  2:  Reading in bed with a hardcover book, even one with only a couple of hundreds of tiny print pages, awkward.  And so is using a book light that you have to constantly move around to illuminate the area of the page you're currently reading.  

I'm enjoying this book a lot but I'm fighting mightily with myself not to spend the $13 or $14 dollars for the e-book just for the ease of use.