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link9090
· 9 years ago
What are these things?
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insertcreativename
· 9 years ago
Dont get me wrong nothing is better than real books. But on an ebook or tablet its much easier to carry your own library.
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deadpool007
· 9 years ago
And its cheaper and easier to download books. I tend to download books that I feel may be interesting, and if I like them, I buy the book.
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mgoveia
· 9 years ago
Who is reading their whole library by the time they make it back home?
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deadpool007
· 9 years ago
People with very small libraries that have really thin books. Probably the Mr Men collection.
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epicpurplefishies
· 9 years ago
I hate this war between paper books and ebooks! What we should be doing is celebrating that reading is way easier now days and more people are reading than ever!!!
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guest
· 9 years ago
you, my friend, are amazing. thank you.
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mgoveia
· 9 years ago
It's not easier, and more people are reading because there's more garbage out there. Kinda like reality tv.
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deadpool007
· 9 years ago
That's actually true. Just because you're reading, doesn't mean you're reading something worthwhile.
deleted
· 9 years ago
I'm not a fan of ebooks simply because I like to reread some things (I find page flipping easier in paper copies) and also to highlight phrases that stand out to me. Other than that, I see a way to read as a way to read. Being digital doesn't make a piece of literature any less of a piece of literature.
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hashslinginslasher
· 9 years ago
Does it matter? I thought that books were about the contents. Not the way they look. You're literally judging a book by it's cover. Down vote me all you want
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deleted
· 9 years ago
I read off of a Kindle most of the time, just because eBooks are so much cheaper to download...it's the same content, why does it matter?
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sman
· 4 years ago
Ok boomer
bookhoarder
· 9 years ago
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Can you imagine how our kids probably won't even know what a traditional paper book is?
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bookhoarder
· 9 years ago
or grandkids. I don't know.
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guest
· 9 years ago
Well,I never plan on reproducing,but I still plan on making sure any kids I come in contact with know what a "traditional paper" book is.
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taeminnieah
· 9 years ago
I think that's a really exaggerated statement. Paper books are not extinct.
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bookhoarder
· 9 years ago
I never said they were. They're becoming extinct.
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guest
· 9 years ago
Not really. E-readers are a lot more expensive than paperbacks.
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taeminnieah
· 9 years ago
They're not becoming extinct. There are other alternatives now, but paper books are still being produced equally.
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