Thread: Digital Underclass 2: The future of books and libraries
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Old 10-11-2011, 04:24 PM   #5
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I've been in my library more times and borrowed more paper books since I've gotten an e-reader (about four months ago) then in the last five years. I'm unsure of what the correlations are, but my increased joy in reading has made me search out books in all formats.
To me, an ereader means never having to set foot in a library again
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