Can e-books replace paperbacks?
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Re: Can e-books replace paperbacks?
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Yep!!belikesnow wrote:eBooks, are indeed convenient, and easy to carry around,since its in an iPad or kindle, but i don't think anything car replace the feel of books, and changing a page. i don't know about anyone else but paper books are better, in my opinion.
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I don't think so. Paperbacks are fabulous. Ebooks can never match up to that level.
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Dictionaries I prefer on my Nexus 5 phone. They are a pain to carry and work better on the phone than with an ereader.
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It keeps me going but I don't enjoy it nearly as much.
Physical books should always be an option.
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Grief is just love with no place to go.
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An option for sure!Graverobber wrote:Reading on a device for me is like eating rations.
It keeps me going but I don't enjoy it nearly as much.
Physical books should always be an option.
And there is always the possibility that the ereaders will break and then you can't read ANYTHING. If a book breaks, you can still read it. And it's pretty hard to break a book, right?
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