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Old 01-19-2011, 02:41 PM   #1
SeaBookGuy
Can one read too much?
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If English is not your primary language

I would like to hear why there seem to be so few modern e-books available, as opposed to English - recent, non-public domain ones?

I understand that many folks, who would have e-readers, usually read English well, but what about books in your own languages that haven't been translated, or lose something, or it's just less work not to read in English?

Thanks!
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