to a great degree, i'm with you on most of this, although i'd say depends on the book because it depends on whether i like it enough to replace it AND whether it's available.
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Originally Posted by zelda_pinwheel
i am trying to replace the majority of my paper books with ebooks, but i started with all the old classics in the pd (so, free). i don't want to get rid of a paper book before i have an ebook of it, in case i want to read it again.
for the rest of them, some of them i love so much i might be willing to pay for them twice, but it depends on the book. perhaps i might for a book i know i'll re-read a lot, and my paper copy is old and in bad condition, but only if the ebook is not too expensive. i don't want to pay full paper price for an ebook of a book i already paid full price for in paper. that seems crazy to me.
my biggest problem is that MOST of my books are not available as ebooks, so i suppose i have to answer "no" at least for the moment. and there are some books i want to keep my paper editions because they are nice books and i like having them, and being able to lend them, as well.
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i'm trying to, but only some are available as ebooks.
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Originally Posted by ShortNCuddlyAm
At the moment, the ones I'm rebuying are those that get reread on a fairly regular basis.
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why is it i'm talking to not one but TWO sock puppets in this post?
