No it is not. I have an account set up at the store and use my log in info from there to access from the nook . I would not put your credit card number as a password ever you do have to use one to set up your original account.

Have been thinking of buying an even cheaper chair online, like from Madison Park, but think that might be a stretch for husband to sit in comfort. Anybody have the Book Nook chair?

I am actually ruminating on an idea for creating a shelf in my room dedicated to a book theme. And then have a series of displays I can rotate out. I think that would be a great hobby for a young person, particularly one stuck at home during a pandemic. One could create their own mini-worlds. This is an outgrowth of my fairy garden hobby. I had it as a kid and now with my own yard finally am picking it up again but realizing I can take it inside to one of my window shelves . . . The one I am working on now is based on "Peter Rabbit." But other busier life pursuits keep moving it to the back burner . . .

In regards to the Rubio, we also used that on our hardwood maple floors (2600 sq ft) in 2015. I did not have any issues with it smell wise, or any after effects. However, it does NOT protect the wood enough and the cleaning & maintenance is just not worth it. Doing further research, I also found that Rubio actually contains "isocyanates", but at a level that does not have to be disclosed. Point being, so much of the "low VOCs", etc., is more marketing hype than about purity. Some of the WORST products for our health are in the cleaning aisle at the grocery store or the cosmetics aisle. But they are not as heavily regulated as the coatings industry. OR worse yet, regulated under the FDA, so they're allowed to keep their ingredients "secret". Example - if I go into someone's home that uses the plug in air fresheners - within minutes, I can barely breathe. I don't think you need to worry about any of Benjamin Moore's higher end products, as they have been lowering the total VOC's as much as possible for some time now. As far as a floor finish, we plan to redo our floors with Centurion - Clear Polyurethane Floor Coating 2400 Series – Centurion Wood Coatings