Thread: Do you re-purchase physical books as eBooks?
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Old 04-06-2025, 11:40 AM   #32
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Originally Posted by 7hir7een View Post
Mostly I do the other way around. Buy a physical copy of an ebook I absolutely loved.
Not me. I don't like to read paper books anymore and so I don't see any point in spending money on something I'm never going to use.

That said, I still have quite a lot of paper books. Many of those (Estonian books, mostly) have no digital edition or the ebook is just too expensive. I've replaced most of my English-language paper books with ebooks (as English ebooks are a lot cheaper than Estonian ones). Even so, I plan to keep the paper editions of my old favorites, but I no longer buy new paper books. If I happen to love a book I only have as an ebook, so much the better - less clutter.
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