Thread: Will e-book readers make your library obsolete?
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Old 02-17-2009, 10:26 PM   #118
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I didn't read the other comments in this thread, so I hope I'm not repeating - but, yeesh! 167? I've got to get some sleep tonight!

Anyway, if I had any cherished and loved printed books, I would still keep those. But all but a handful of my print books are genre, mass-market paperbacks. Romance, mysteries, SF/F...that kind of thing.

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...in 20 years, those old paperbacks would be moldy, flaky, and dusty. I really won't miss them!
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