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Originally Posted by 4691mls
People keep saying "just read epubs, not kepubs". Well, I got my Kobo reader largely because I can obtain library books on it when I am away from home after my Sony reader lost the ability to do this due to Overdrive system changes.
For example, I receive an email notification on my phone that a book I've had on hold for weeks or months has finally become available. I can use the Overdrive app on my phone to check it out, then sync my Kobo reader to get a copy. But I can't choose to get an epub vs a kepub.
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Honestly, does it really matter in the grand scheme of things if that Agatha Christie book you borrowed from the library for two weeks has an inaccurate (to you) page count? If that is such a big problem, life is good.
I read for years on my Nook which had inaccurate (to me) page counts. But hey, the convenience of the thing made up for the page weirdness.