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Old 03-05-2018, 04:00 PM   #215
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Originally Posted by Richwood View Post
Agreed completely! Opinions are like assholes, everyone has one and the majority stink! I have multiple ebook readers and over 3000 print Science Fiction books, some dating back to the days of the 35 cent paper back book. Also a thousand or more books on other subjects including astronomy, science, history etc. If you read 6 or more books per year, in any form and with any device, I consider you a reasonably serious reader. I read of too many people who admit to not having read a single book since graduating from high school or even college. Reading is ongoing education. I subscribe to several science magazines and the local newspaper too. So a reader there too as well as reading books.

As well as agreeing with you about readers - how many and how many old books you have - ereaders are great if you have NO room.

I prefer to have what I purchase under my control.
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