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Old 02-07-2012, 02:12 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by The Terminator View Post
I read a little over 1600 pages last month so I think I'm in the "Avid" category.


I forgot to mention in my previous post that while I used to get a lot of books from the online Library the selection is going down, so I have to buy more and more books.

You should see the books that they are adding right now, complete crap most of it.
Lol on the crap part. If you look at what I've read this year, over half is paper (7 to 6 right now). Some stuff I want to read just isn't available in e-book format and with a Kindle in Canada I can't automagically borrow e-books from my library anyway. Budget and availabiltiy are two reasons that my e-reader will not become my only method of reading in the near future.
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