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Old 12-31-2010, 11:16 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by K-Thom View Post
Seemingly reading habits don't change when someone is switching from pBooks to eBooks.
Mine did

While the length of a book doesn't affect my enjoyment, longer paper books were more likely to be pushed aside to my to-be-read pile...not only were they less convenient to carry but the size presented a mental block that would prevent me from wanting to get started.

I find with ebooks I am no longer deterred by the size of the book and just as likely to read a longer novel as a shorter one.

So to answer the question, I don't have an optimal e-reader story size..in fact having my books electronic makes the size more ubiquitous.

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