<p>Would a Kindle be an asset to have for AP Literature or nah? Should I just use regular dead tree books?</p>
<p>Edit: - The basic black and white kindle, no touch screen or anything. Purely the ebook version. No Angry Birds.</p>
<p>You don’t really read books in school, so there’s probably no benefit to taking one to school. It might be useful for reading the books at home, but I didn’t have one when I took AP Lit and I was okay.</p>
<p>Could be helpful. Personal choice. We just started reading Walden in AP Lang today and a few people are using their Kindle/Nook. Helpful when needing to look up a specific passage. I prefer real books in general, especially when reading for school (so I can write in them if they’re my own copy/sticky note them) but some people don’t mind.</p>
<p>Yeah, I think a good portion of the reading in AP Lit is done at home. I might use the Kindle for solely reading assignments, but the paperback books for papers and such, as they’re easier to navigate.</p>