Which: hard book or e-book version?
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Which: hard book or e-book version?
Do you also like e-book version of your favorite books?
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If you just read a poem book ,maybe hard copy is a good choice for reading in a beautiful cafe with your friend.
Ebook can let you search / edit / make comment more faster.
Now I prefer to ebooks, easy to take with me and easy to move...
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Kingfan09 wrote:Hard cover. It is a whole experience. Even the smell is great.
OMG are you really me? I created an account just to respond to your King thread, and I was reading all these responses and thinking that an e-book would not smell the same, and you have beat me to saying it.
Weird.
Or, COOL.
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I mix and match books in Russian and English languages. However, since I read a lot faster in native languages, I tend to read Russian-language books from PDA (as in -- e-books), since it can fit more books, and English-language - in paper form.