Zero physical space can be pretty important - I get that - but yeah, priorities. Also, it drives me mad that families have to have some weird hacky system to s

Zero physical space can be pretty important - I get that - but yeah, priorities. Also, it drives me mad that families have to have some weird hacky system to share ebooks - either have all ereaders use the same Amazon/Kobo/Whatever account, thus messing up any recommendations, or DRM stripping, which is a pain. The times I really want to read a book now the instant delivery is great, but I think there have only been 3 times in the something like 4 years that we've had an ereader in the house that I've wanted a book that badly and the ebook hasn't been available at a library. Edit: I do wish physical books were searchable, and had a built-in dictionary.