Thread: More cookbooks go digital, but popularity of paper persists
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Old 12-25-2014, 01:44 PM   #81
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Originally Posted by rxmom03 View Post
Cookbooks and reference books are two things that I think I will always want in paper form. I do use an app (Pepperplate) to store recipes from the internet on my iPad, but I do love my cookbooks!

Mary
And some classic books will always be welcome in paper I think. Like "A Christmas Carol" for example. And I imagine if a person practices a given religion that they might want to have the text of their belief in paper (even if it is available in ebook format).
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