Aaron Kittredge

Using this widget you can easily place the iPad containing an image of the cover of the book you are reading in the sidebar. You can also specify a URL to link to when clicking on the book cover image. Supports multiple instances, so you can use it multiple times in multiple sidebars. (adapted from the Simple Image Widget)
Once the plugin is enabled, the widget will be available in your widgets list as “iPad Widget”. You can add this widget to sidebars as many times as you need. The control interface allows you to specify the following options for each instance of the widget:
<ul>
<li>Image URL: The full URL to the image file</li>
<li>Alternate Text: Shown by the browser if image cannot be displayed</li>
<li>Link URL: URL to open when the book cover image is clicked on (optional)</li>
<li>Open link in new window: If this is checked, the above link URL will open in a new browser window</li>
</ul>

iPad-Widget

The simple way to show what your reading on your iPad or e-reader.

Using this widget you can easily place the Kindle 2 containing an image of the cover of the book you are reading in the sidebar. You can also specify a URL to link to when clicking on the book cover image. Supports multiple instances, so you can use it multiple times in multiple sidebars. (adapted from the Simple Image Widget)
Once the plugin is enabled, the widget will be available in your widgets list as “Kindle 2 Widget”. You can add this widget to sidebars as many times as you need. The control interface allows you to specify the following options for each instance of the widget:
<ul>
<li>Image URL: The full URL to the image file</li>
<li>Alternate Text: Shown by the browser if image cannot be displayed</li>
<li>Link URL: URL to open when the book cover image is clicked on (optional)</li>
<li>Open link in new window: If this is checked, the above link URL will open in a new browser window</li>
</ul>

Kindle-2-Widget

The simple way to show what your reading on your Kindle 2 or e-reader.

iPad-Widget vs Kindle-2-Widget