Thread: Why are dedicated ebooks readers still popular?
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Old 04-24-2021, 02:51 AM   #142
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Originally Posted by ReadingManiac View Post
I've always found that weird because audio books are so expensive! I suppose I see more people with e-readers because I get involved with book groups.
Most people I know don't buy audio books directly, but rather use a subscription service, which is about $20/month. Listening to one book a week would make it $5 per book - not too expensive

I can also borrow 2 e-books/audio books a week from my library.

Mostly, I just borrow physical books if I want to read something modern and download e-books in the public domain to read on my devices. I don't really have to worry a lot about the cost with my taste in literature.
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