Thread: Pew Research Center survey on American reading habits
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Old 09-12-2016, 10:16 AM   #30
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I'm talking about not having to lug a book around when I'm talking about portability. A phone, a coffee, and a book; or just a phone and a coffee. You don't have to be a heavy reader to see the advantage in that. If you read your ebooks on a phone, an ebook is inherently more portable. No matter how many you read in a year.
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