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Some eReaders (avoiding naming names to avoid advertising at you :P) also enable easy book-like reading (i.e. e-ink, no backlight/glare) without ads. I like the
by indigochill 6y ago
Some eReaders (avoiding naming names to avoid advertising at you :P) also enable easy book-like reading (i.e. e-ink, no backlight/glare) without ads. I like them because I can have a whole library in the size of one book. And also I admit to a certain degree of anxiety about bending book binding, particularly in paperbacks.
- CrazyStat 6y agoI bought an e-reader when I went off to do an internship one summer and wouldn't have access to the university library. Internship ended up being a dud (they paid me for 40 hours a week but only had work for me to do about 5-10 hours a week). I read over 50 books that summer, mostly classics that I got free from Project Gutenberg. Definitely got my money's worth.
- mnky9800n 6y agoI used to have an ereader but I guess I missed turning pages. I never felt like I completed a book or had some physical sense of where I was in a book.