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The _disposability_ of a paperback is a distinct advantage. I dislike abusing my books, and love finding older ones that have survived in a used bookstore, but
by gknoy 8y ago
The _disposability_ of a paperback is a distinct advantage. I dislike abusing my books, and love finding older ones that have survived in a used bookstore, but at the same time there's comfort in knowing that, if I lose it, or leave it on my car, or drop it in a bathtub, or I accidentally run over it with my car, or otherwise ruin it accidentally, I've lost only a small amount of value.
Similarly, I can buy a slightly damaged book and still enjoy it, or give one to a friend and not worry if I get it back.
- skookumchuck 8y agoI actually prefer buying used books because of the patina of them being worn.