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Just bought three paper books in the local charity shop.
No doubt at least two of them will be donated back once I've read them. The other one is a travel guide so I may well keep it.
My Kobo is mostly used for public library items, free or heavily discounted ebooks (OK I'm a cheapskate!). If I really want a new book and intend to keep it, then I want a paperback on the (wood) bookshelves. Hardbacks just take up too much shelf space!
For example, although an ardent admirer of all things Pratchett, I still haven't read "Snuff" because I'm waiting for it to come out in paperback.
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