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Originally Posted by alvina
Usually children's books are not only sold to people who'd like to give them to kids, but people who'd like to remember their own childhood, too. I think this E-Books are interesting for the second group. Printed books like this are usually given to kids as a present by relatives or by friends of the family, I don't think that this will change.
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I know I loved them as a young child. I drove my mother crazy with the books when we'd go to the public library (she had to read them to me and found the words in the rhymes sometimes complex). I never really had a collection of the good Dr's books when I was little so I had to make do with library books. I agree with alvina. A lot of people who grew up with his books will probably buy them. Of course even when a child has grown a bit and is reading more complex stories they might still harbor a hidden love for the good Dr's books, and being able to carry them round on an ereader will be a plus for such kids who fear being caught reading a book that is for 'babies.'
