Paperback or Hardcover?
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Re: Paperback or Hardcover?
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I must admit that I hate the dust jackets on hardback books and I always take them off and lose them.
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I like paperback. Hardcover books have a nice feel to them and are less likely to wear down, but they are also heavier to carry around. I walk around a lot and prefer to have a lighter load to carry.
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Me too. Hardbacks get really expensive, even though they give off the best feels.juniper9 wrote:I buy mostly paperbacks cause they are cheaper, but I prefer hardbacks.
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