Thread: Does an unavailable ebook represent, to you, a lost book sale?
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Old 09-15-2009, 11:08 PM   #16
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I voted the last one. Not on principle but the fact that unless its a book that I am anxious to read, I know I will keep putting it aside to read because I prefer the convenience of carrying my ebook reader.

I still buy reference type books in paper. Also, an occasional non-fiction book that I don't think my mom would be interested in reading (we share Kindle books) but one of my co-workers would. I still love sharing books
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