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Old 11-04-2008, 09:24 AM   #58
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Originally Posted by Steve Jordan View Post
It's not that it offends me. But to me, reading is reading. Not smelling or touching or hearing, just reading.
Yes! Yes! I totally agree. But (there just had to be one ) I do find that walking into a brick & mortar bookshop is a whole different experience than browsing an online bookshop. Both get me salivating, don't get me wrong. But I do love walking into a bookshop. The smell, the colourful covers (I love the travel book section), the picking up and doing a bit of reading, the feeeeeeel of the books....Then I will memorise the titles/authors that I'm interested in and will try to find the books in an e-book version

Basically in my ideal future, there'd be an offline paper-based bookshop as a sort of catalogue and I'd do my actual reading on my device! But perhaps that's too weird....
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