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Old 01-12-2011, 12:48 PM   #25
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My plan is to buy all new entertainment books in ebook format first. Then if a book becomes a real favorite, or if for whatever reason I want to support an author more, I will buy a paper book version. I already have books scattered between three houses in three different states (mother's house, pseudo-mother-in-law's house, current apartment) so I really don't need more! I have such a hard time getting rid of things anyway. I tend to become unreasonably attached to bound stacks of paper with words on them.

Reference books and school books will probably be paper, I find it a lot easier to look things up in paper books.

(We'll see if this plan holds up, I've only had the ereader since Christmas. I already foresee two deviations, there's a series I have to complete.)
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