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Old 09-13-2013, 06:35 PM   #40
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I tried going back to paperbacks when I broke my first Kobo. I actually hated it.
LOL, yeah.

E-Reader: *put down, get a drink, pick up, read*
Paperback: *put down, slam shut* FRACK

E-Reader: *Hold with one hand, read*
Paperback: *Hold with one hand, make a V so you can't see anything* FRACK

E-Reader: *Fold back the cover, read*
Paperback: *Fold back the cover, break the spine, lose the pages* FRACK

E-Reader: *Read, re-read, re-read, re-read....*
Paperback: *Read, re-read, fall apart* FRACK

When reading paper books, I hugely prefer hardcovers, but they're so expensive... so I don't have many. I have a book sitting on a shelf here, and I really want to read that story, which is not available as an e-book. The thing that keeps me from it is the fact that it is a very nice hardcover... of about the size of the Cleric Quintet you see above, and almost 1.000 pages thick as well. Its a beautiful book to see and hold, but for ease of reading, the Kindle wins hands down.

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