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Originally Posted by manchuia
Speaking of content. That's why i said I like the "idea" of books, but so far how that idea has been worked out hasn't fit into the way I live my life. As such I see a large number of books i want to read, but am hampered by how I have to actually interact with them.
Content is always key, and I understand where you are coming from in that.
I was curious if that physical relationship (not content relationship) with physical books has stopped others from reading as much as they feel they want / could, and if an ereader has altered that interaction so much that they are now happier with books than they were previously.
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I'm glad you found a way to enjoy books! I think your experience is perfectly valid and is part of the reason why I decided to get an e-Reader device (not ereader). The other issues were storage of books... my book shelves are overflowing and just take up space for no good reason, but I do like to maintain a nice library. My library is no maintained on Amazons servers for me and I have pretty quick access to them all.
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