Thread: How did you feel about reading a paper book after The Transition?
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Old 10-09-2009, 03:13 AM   #49
darylbrayman
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What I like about pBooks is browsing. I've been reading eBooks for 4 or 5 years. But I still spend a good chunk of time in Chapters (Canadian version of Barnes and Nobles) just looking around. I find more new and interesting books like that than I ever will at Fictionwise, Sony store etc... Lets face it ebook stores basically suck.Then there is the discount pBooks books, I'm a big sucker for those. So I still read a fair amount of pBooks at home but none when I'm away, which is half the year. I really don't find a difference. To me it's all about the story, not the packaging.

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