Definition: Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.
Input: Santa left me a brand new Kindle under the tree and I've barely put it down since!    Being a voracious - some may say obsessive! - reader since I was just a young tot, I got used to making room for yet another bookcase as my collection continued to grow.  I'd been eying the Kindle and other ebook readers as they've entered the market over the last few years but held off on buying one; I wasn't sure that the reading experience could be comparable.    That all changed several months ago when I saw someone reading a Kindle at a restaurant.  She gladly gave me a brief 'demo,' and once I spent a couple minutes trying it out I knew that I'd sure like to have one of my own.  Come Christmas morning - there it was.  My very own Kindle!    It was simple to get started from zero, so to speak.  Within a few minutes I'd downloaded a book I'd been wanting to read, and very quickly I added a number of 'classics' and other public domain books.  My Kindle's been within arm's reach ever since.    The long battery life has been the biggest surprise; even with heavy use I've only had to charge it once so far.  Another surprise came as I read and read and read - the eInk screen has been much easier on my eyes than a paper book.  I'm not as young as I used to be, and in recent years I've been distressed to find myself with eyestrain after a couple hours of reading a paper book.  That just isn't happening on the Kindle and I couldn't be happier about it!      I'll never give up my paper books.  Some books just won't 'translate' quite as well to the Kindle - my cookbooks, for example, with their full color photos, are definitely paper book only material.  The Kindle renders black & white photos quite well, but I wouldn't want to use it to read/view any book that's richly illustrated.    For my everyday reading habits, however, I'm absolutely thrilled with the Kindle.

Kindle is my new best friend