Ebook or paper book?
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This includes even the books that you have to slave to get through. I may be a little OCD because once I've started a book, albeit good, bad, or even terrible... I have to finish it. Do I do this with movies or even television? Absolutely not. I find myself dedicated all the way throughout a book whereas a show is all to easy to flip the channel. Why is this, I wonder. I have my suspicions but ultimately it is the end-all reward I feel after closing that back cover. Again, good or bad I pride myself in getting through AND HOPEFULLY gaining some insight, knowledge, or overall life lesson I have gained in finishing the story.
Being in the cusp of the millennial generation I strongly believe we have forgotten the lost art of 'cracking open ' a book, turning off the electronics, and cuddling up with your kitty with a soft breeze in the window and beautiful prose in your mind. Maybe even a hot chocolate with marshmallows...but hey, that's just my opinion.
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There's still nothing like a good old fashioned book, though.