Is there any series you just have to have a printed copy of?
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Is there any series you just have to have a printed copy of?
I recently (as of a year ago) switched over to an e-reader, though not because I really wanted to. Even with my nook, there are still a couple series of books that I just have to have in printed Hard copy. Like the Cassandra Claire Infernal Devices series. It is one of my absolute favorite series. That and the classics, such as The Odyssey, Cervantes, Chaucer to Grey, Dante, ect. (Havard Classics)
What about you guys? Is there any series you just have to have a printed copy of?
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I definitely know what you mean, that is why I switched over to an e-reader. My books were taking up too much space. However, I think I still find some series that I just have to have a printed copy of.Mom2Grey wrote:Nope, I'm into de-cluttering now.
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1. My 'paper book' collection of books that I really like would be tough to get rid of
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jmalone1994 wrote:Mortal Instruments and Infernal Devices series by Cassandra Clare
Oh!! I know just how you feel. I have both of those series in print. I have the Infernal Devices in hard cover, and the Mortal Instruments in cover. I loved both those series, though I think I liked Infernal Devices just a slightly bit more.
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There's a member on these forums, Gannon, who collects his first edition books with typos, glitches, the works.
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