The light is an extremely useful one, and overcomes a problem that many owners of the Kindle are well aware of, it’s almost impossible to read it in the dark, as the e-ink isn’t backlit. So many people have been looking for an external light to solve their problems.

The Kandle might just squeeze onto the top of a kindle case if you had one, but it would be touch and go. The light has a grip which holds it firmly in place, and the head of the light is fully adjustable, which creates the right reading angle for  you, without creating a horrible glare or reflection on your screen. The light is also directional enough that it doesn’t light up the whole room, which would obviously defeat the purpose of the kindle light, as you could just turn on your room light.

The Kandle also neatly folds down, into a relatively compact bundle which can be carried around, although of course it’s a big of a nuisance, but would easily fit inside a laptop case, or laptop bag if you were to need to carry it around with you.

Conclusion

The Kandle is a great light for the Kindle, and at £14.95 it’s a fair price. It comes with a neat carry pouch, and requires 4 small batteries which are easy to come by. The batteries last for around 30 hours, which is very respectable. Overall this is a great light, and one I’d recommend you buy

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If you’ve ever visited the Pleasure Beach in Blackpool, you may be wondering about the historic origins of your favorite rollercoaster rides. Here is a whistle-stop guide to some of the most important rollercoaster landmarks between 1896 and the present day:

The Big Dipper – 1923

It is simply amazing that Pleasure Beach’s first major rollercoaster is still one of its most popular attractions – even almost a century after its conception.  However, comfort wasn’t at the forefront of the designers mind when The Big Dipper was built, so prepare for some jostling and jolting as your train screeches down this incredible track!

The Grand National – 1935

This scintillating rollercoaster sensation was made world famous by its twin track design. Still a current day favorite, you get to race another rollercoaster train to the finish line as you enjoy the thrills and spills of the ride!

Wild Mouse – 1958

The Wild Mouse is a structural phenomenon. It is one of the only three remaining wooden wild rodent coasters in the world, and it traverses endless bends before depositing you at the end of the ride completely breathless!

The Avalanche – 1978

The Avalanche was the first bobsled rollercoaster in the United Kingdom. No others of its kind were ever developed, so if you want to feel sledding excitement without the snow, this coaster is definitely the one for you! The trains themselves reach speeds of around 50mph, but it seems much faster as you careen down this lengthy course toward the posts.

The Revolution – 1979

This 360-degree rollercoaster is guaranteed to make your heart pound! The complex tracks swirl around seemingly endless loops, making conquering this unique coaster a definite must during your visit.

Pepsi Max Big One – 1994

This innovative coaster has it all. Not only does it take you on a heart-pounding three-minute thrill ride, but the Big One also happens to be one of Europe’s tallest coasters. You will climb a staggering 235 ft above the ground before plummeting back down to earth very quickly!

Infusion – 2007

In true Blackpool tradition, Pleasure Beach’s newest rollercoaster ride offers something completely different and totally spectacular. Five enormous loops are waiting for you, as well as incredible water whirlwinds, and double line twists. Infusion has the pace, the height, and the scenery to thrill even the most seasoned coaster riders!

Pleasure Beach, Blackpool is always at the forefront of coaster technology, and these magnificent thrill rides will not disappoint. This fabulous family theme park is packed full of challenges for speed aficionados – who knows what they will come up with next!

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