Thread: What kids think about ebooks?
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Old 04-05-2013, 03:21 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by Ryvyan View Post
I am so used to reading on my Nook that I subconsciously pressed on a word when reading a physical magazine before realising that nothing was going to pop up
LOL! A few days ago, I actually tapped the right page of a paper book I was reading in order to turn it...

If I had kids, I'd not mind if they wanted books or an ereader, and I'd not mind what they read, as long as they'd read. However, if you read Dutch only, having an ereader is still next to useless. Only the greatest best sellers and best known authors are translated, and ebooks invariably cost between 8,95 to 19,95 euro.
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