Paperback or Hardcover?
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paperback is easier to carry but the paper quality is very bad, become yellowish very fast.Decodemymessage wrote:Which do you prefer? I am neutral and have both. Lol. When ever I get a series though I tend to get them all in paperback or hardcover. I know... I'm a snob.
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I like new hardcovers with dust jackets. There is something so luxuriously decadent about it, whether I own it, borrowed it or checked it out of the library.
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I am not above buying a paperback in a Used Bookstore especially if I have not heard of that author and want to experiment. This way I am only out a few bucks if I don't like the author.
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Someone above said they try to keep series of the same type, and I agree, if I start a series in a certain size, I stick with it. It isn't snobbery, it's symmetry.