Paperback or Hardcover?

[Alex Sapountzis]

paperback!

[cryos]

Definitely hardcover. I despise dog ears and bends and folds in my poor paperbacks

However, there is something irresistible about a charming secondhand paperback with as much a story to tell in its dips and creases as in its content.

[Mohit Solanki 1]

Paperback. When you hold a paperback, it's like a snuggly pet who keeps close to you, and makes you comfortable and warm. You hold it any way, the love just flows. Hardcover is more suited to flashing people with your impeccable library, which has been sorted by colour scheme/alphabetical order of titles or author name.

[Mary Daurio]

Paperbacks cause you can usually find them cheaper. I agree though, for those books that you just can't wait to read, hardback is perfectly fine.

Yes, cost is a factor. I like getting 'Hard Copies' from the library and buying them when they bin them for sales.

[Mary Daurio]

Definitely hardcover. I despise dog ears and bends and folds in my poor paperbacks

However, there is something irresistible about a charming secondhand paperback with as much a story to tell in its dips and creases as in its content.

My books are dog-eared. I've been chastised, but since I own them, continue, so you might despise my habit, but not mind a loan of my books. I like paperback best for cost and ease of portability.

[DEVIKA R NAIR]

Paperback is easier to carry around, but hardcovers feel more durable and special. I like both for different reasons.