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I live in a small studio and mostly read physical books. Probably a 50/50 between borrowing from the library and buying physical copies, I have a few bookshelve
by parliament32 6y ago
I live in a small studio and mostly read physical books. Probably a 50/50 between borrowing from the library and buying physical copies, I have a few bookshelves. The entire concept of having a license to read a book (which, as we've seen, can be revoked randomly) is ridiculous once you stop and think about it.
- dividedbyzero 6y agoIt is, but I hate lugging around big books that I can't properly read in a hammock, after dark, ... Being able to read on my phone or a featherlight e-reader is absolutely fantastic. Before that, easily more than half of my vacation luggage was books. I don't need to lug around a tome everywhere just so I can read on the subway. That's worth a lot to me.
- powersnail 6y agoI already have a decent collection of books and really doesn’t have storage for more. (My room room is barely more than 4x4 square meters) One of my dream is to have a old-school style study, with no computer, some giant book shelves and a music stand.