Thread: What Do You Do When A Book Isn't Available For eReaders?
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Old 02-02-2011, 03:38 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by ProfCrash View Post
I have books in the house. When I have kids, I will have even more books in the house. I can't see handing a 2 or 3 or 8 year old an ereader.

The good news is that those books are thin, small, easy to handle, and fir nicely in the hands of a child.
Agreed. I have a very small child at home, and she LOVES her books. We read to her nearly every day from (gasp!) paper books. But all my books? I donated them about 6 months after getting my first ereader when I finally realized I would never read those books in paper format again. Ever.

I will admit that I bring up my digital library in Calibre from time to time in Cover Mode and just flip through the covers They are oh-so pretty.
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