[ SECRET POST #3343 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3343 ⌋

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Comments

books vs e-books

[(Anonymous)]

Re: books vs e-books

[badass_tiger]

Books. I get super nervous about my electronics running out of battery whenever I'm on a trip and I so don't need to sweat about not being able to read on a trip. Besides, I like showing off my collection to people who visit my room.

Lugging them around when moving is a pain though. I do understand e-books.

Re: books vs e-books

[herpymcderp]

Used to think books, but now I'm fully on team e-book after I discovered libgen.org

Re: books vs e-books

[(Anonymous)]

Books. They feel softer, they're lighter than my ipad, and I'm not afraid of breaking them.

Re: books vs e-books

[iceyred]

Books. I spend too much time staring at a screen anyway. Need something to physically hold in my grubby little paws.

Re: books vs e-books

[dethtoll]

Books, but I understand why eBooks are a thing and I do buy my friend's books to support her.

Re: books vs e-books

[(Anonymous)]

Books.

Re: books vs e-books

[adustyspectacle]

Gah. On one hand I love the experience I get when reading actual, physical books. On the other hand, there's the convenience of e-books.

I can't pick. u_u I'd have to go with both...

Re: books vs e-books

[(Anonymous)]

Books. I like the feel and smell of books, and I don't trust that I'll be able to access e-books whenever I want.

Re: books vs e-books

[slashgirl]

I like both. Being a library tech, I have a very slight preference for books--especially when it comes to picture books, some of which are absolutely gorgeous; that doesn't translate well to the e-book screen. For non picture books, either format is fine.

Re: books vs e-books

[nightscale]

Books, but I like e-books too.

Re: books vs e-books

[dancingmouse]

I prefer books. I like to hear the pages turning and feel the paper in my hands. Plus, not much tops the smell of a new book.

Re: books vs e-books

[philstar22]

books, though I do like ebooks as well.

Re: books vs e-books

[(Anonymous)]

books, but e-books are great. (YOU CAN READ COMICS ON THEM TOO!!!!)

Re: books vs e-books

[(Anonymous)]

Books.

Re: books vs e-books

[caerbannog]

Books.

Re: books vs e-books

[(Anonymous)]

books, but lately ive been on leaning on ebooks