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Old 06-06-2009, 07:22 PM   #40
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Can I be the devil and take the other side?

I don't have a reader, and I love paper books: I love their smell, I love their feel (almost alive), I love the relationships I have with each and single one of them. Buying used books is a treat for me. Used books have a history, you can feel someone else felt the same joy, frights, exhilaration, laughs, anticipation as you are when you're reading them. Paper books are so powerful to me, I need them around.

But I still want my dad's Sony reader though...
I love pbooks still - for some things they still can't be bettered. As for 2nd hand books... it depends on how well the previous owner treated them. I rather dislike finding bits of food, squashed insects or worse in my books...

For convenience for reading on my commute, for taking shedloads of books wherever, and for replacing mmpbs which fall apart as soon as you look at them, the reader wins
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