Thread: What Do You Do When A Book Isn't Available For eReaders?
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Old 02-03-2011, 09:28 PM   #70
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Originally Posted by queentess View Post
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.
My youngest (17) loves her books also and has no interest as yet to read an ebook. She always tell me she loves to "smell the age of the pages" and you cannot do that with an ebook. Last Christmas alone she got 30 books from various people.

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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 have only purchase one paperback during the last two years. In fact a good number are still sitting on the shelf unread, those are mainly military history though.
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