Thread: Another blog post about the smell of "real books"
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Old 11-15-2009, 04:09 PM   #39
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On the other hand shiny new plastic has it's own smell. The smell might be a result of toxic compounds setting and potentially hazardous but it smells good (aka new car smell).

There are a few things I miss about real books, but the smell is not one of them! I miss the fact I can lend a book to a friend (DRM sucks).
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