Reading on-line isn't a problem, it's a blessing. For us 4-eyed types at least. You download, format, and make the font BIG to avoid eye-strain. Try finding a large-type version of some of these books. I now have Robinson Crusoe, and read it for the first time in years, because for the first time in years, I could. Had to set Word to 16 font to do it, even with glasses. It was great!
I spend 8 hrs a day staring at a screen with little bitty words on it, which is how I ended up in glasses in the first place, so doing it at home is no big change. I have a comfortable chair, a drink holder, and auto-scroll. My wife said that I didn't move for 3 hrs, except to breathe.
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Reading on-line isn't a problem, it's a blessing. For us 4-eyed types at least. You download, format, and make the font BIG to avoid eye-strain. Try finding a large-type version of some of these books. I now have Robinson Crusoe, and read it for the first time in years, because for the first time in years, I could. Had to set Word to 16 font to do it, even with glasses. It was great! I spend 8 hrs a day staring at a screen with little bitty words on it, which is how I ended up in glasses in the first place, so doing it at home is no big change. I have a comfortable chair, a drink holder, and auto-scroll. My wife said that I didn't move for 3 hrs, except to breathe.