Thread: Paper books still have an advantage
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Old 04-28-2023, 11:56 AM   #303
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Originally Posted by neil_swann80 View Post
Then... an ereader... surely?
But, but, but... ereaders don't have the sentimental notes from your grandmother/deceased sibling/spouse/favorite teacher/celebrity/author. You know, the notes mentioned by every single person that reassures us that ereaders are crap.

Because, you know, every copy of Mack Bolan's The Executioner, every bodice-ripping romance, every copy of James Patterson's latest excretion is just chock full of heartfelt notes.
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