Additionally, having access to the dictionary and Wikipedia whenever I highlight a word that I do not understand is a god send. Words just are easier for my brain to read at a normal pace, and I find myself going back and re-reading stuff a lot less. I have never been diagnosed with Dyslexia, but holy shit does this font make reading 100x more enjoyable.

The E-Ink display, and all of the customizable options have made this transition so wonderful, and one of the best features is the OpenDyslexic font. Next will be me re-reading my favorite book, 1984, and going into a lot of classic literature that I never got to experience. Long story short, I am loving every second of this! I have finished Animal Farm, currently reading The Wind in the Willows, and re-reading The Art of War.

But, after researching e-readers and reading many reviews from people with ADHD on Reddit and other sites talking about e-readers making it easy for them to read again, I finally cracked and got a Kindle Paperwhite along with my Wife who is a hardcore book reader. My ADHD normally has prohibited me from staying focused, interested and whatnot while reading. Once in a while I can listen to audiobooks as long as the narration is amazing ( Dune, 1984, The Dark Tower series, etc.), but for the first time in many years, I am actually reading books again and loving them. So, I am 35 years old and haven't read a book since I was in High School.

Life size ruler on screen