Thread: What book(s) did you finish even though you didn't like it?
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Old 03-01-2009, 08:19 AM   #23
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Originally Posted by thibaulthalpern View Post
An interesting question. I have to think: honestly how many people here actually do like reading the "classics" or rather more accurately the copyright free texts? It seems to me that the primary reason people talk about digital readers and "classics" is because those are free books. If there were not free, probably more than 50% of digital reader users would not bother with them.

I enjoy reading the classics.
A primary motivation for me getting an ereader was to be able to enjoy the freebie texts in a convenient format.
If they hadn't been available, I probably wouldn't have bought one.
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