Can't give up the paper

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Can't give up the paper

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How does one transition from a hardcore paper book fanatic to using an electronic book reader? I'm having a difficult time with it because I know e-readers save money, trees, and are convenient, but I cannot get around the fact that I'm not holding a book or turning real pages. Help me understand.
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As much as I enjoy the flexibility that e-books give me in transporting, price, and convenience, I just can't seem to shake the anticipation of turning the paper gives me. I have mostly made the transition out of need for space in my apartment, but still I occasionally check out books from the library to get my paper book fix.
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This subject is adequately covered on existing threads.

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