I agree with everything you said except that for me it also applies to fiction. I read a lot of fiction on my Kindle, and it's never as satisfying as leafing t

I agree with everything you said except that for me it also applies to fiction. I read a lot of fiction on my Kindle, and it's never as satisfying as leafing through a paper novel. I don't read start to finish, I tend to go back to favorite passages, or to re-read a character's introduction some chapters before (and if I get lost, some other passage is sure to catch my eye!) and ebooks make this painful. My way of reading is very "physical", for lack of a better word. Ebooks are not good for this at all. I still like my Kindle, because nothing beats having hundreds of novels on a single lightweight device. But to me that's its biggest and almost only advantage. (Secondary: adjusting font size as my eyesight grows less precise with age).