Thread: Poll: 3 out of 4 Americans prefer paper books
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Old 07-27-2013, 04:56 PM   #173
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Originally Posted by william z View Post
I must be in the minority. Since getting my first e reader over two years ago I have read a couple of hundred books on it, and just one paperback.
No you are not in the minority by a long shot. I'm seeing more and more people on trains and buses reading with ereaders, tablets, me with my Samsung GMP-5, and I remember some of them used to be reading paper books or newspapers. Now they are using these devices to read instead.

I stopped buying ppbks years ago, and settled for reading fan fiction on my pc. With the discovery of ebooks/ereaders I'm back to reading at least 100 published books a year.

I'm not going back to paper!
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