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Wholly anecdotal: I find that a lot of people I've talked to who say they prefer physical books actually don't read very often at all. They go to the library o
by austinl 13y ago
Wholly anecdotal: I find that a lot of people I've talked to who say they prefer physical books actually don't read very often at all.
They go to the library once or twice a year, possibly order a few books online - but that's it. Don't get me wrong, I love physical books, but ebooks are the only way I can keep up with the amount I read - which is usually one book every few weeks, possibly 30 books a year or more.
For anyone looking for a good ereader, I would highly recommend Readmill (https://readmill.com/ https://readmill.com/).
- niuzeta 13y ago> but ebooks are the only way I can keep up with the amount I read - which is usually one book every few weeks, possibly 30 books a year or more. This was one of the reasons I've seriously contemplated getting a ebook. Then I found the ireward card(http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/irewards/ http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/irewards/)... Now I save more than a kindle's price every year. Okay, maybe I solved a wrong problem.
- acuozzo 13y ago> but ebooks are the only way I can keep up with the amount I read - which is usually one book every few weeks, possibly 30 books a year or more. Anecdote: My wife prefers physical books and she completely reads at least one book every 3 days.