What would you do if there were no more books to read?
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Re: What would you do if there were no more books to read?
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asach01 wrote:Not the worst thing in the world, but it would be pretty devastating. I don't think I'd ever get to the stage where I'd be satisfied with only e-books. Nothing like the feeling of a well-thumbed favorite to transport you to another place.
I complete agree with this. I do have an ereader and it is just not the same has having the book in my hands as I am reading. I love holding the pages, the smell, the satisfaction of closing it after being done. Nothing can compare to a physical book for me.
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I just... I couldn't even... No. *faints*
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To answer the question, I would begin to write my own.i already have a few ideas.
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Man that would be the ultimate tragedy.
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