Thread: Is it time to subcategorize electronic books?
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Old 11-22-2007, 11:58 AM   #14
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I wonder what percentage of people actually do re-read books, vs. not? Does anyone have some statistics from a reliable source? I know probably more people are in the "don't re-read" category, but I wonder what the proportion really is.

@HarryT, I like your analogy to streetlights and crime.
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