That e-reader looks kind of wonky |
My mom
and I have had this debate since the first kindle came out, is an e-reader
better than an actual book? And so the debate continues.
Books
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Nice
to hold something physical in your hand and curl up with it.
·
I
like seeing the cover at all times. I also enjoy reading the acknowledgments
periodically.
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I
love bookmarks. How would a virtual bookmark satisfy my urge to mark a book?
·
Financially
more responsible for me. I go through books like high school girls go through
emotions. The library is my safe haven and the reason I’m not broke.
·
Mainly
the financial reason is why I go for books right now.
·
I
often like to browse titles and I like to physically pick them up and read the
back covers.
E-Book Reader
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This
is just laziness on my part but I like to read in bed at night and I need the
light on. If I had an e-book reader, then I could just read off the backlight.
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They’re
kind of cool.
·
Easier
to take books with me on the go, instead of my whole bag being full of books.
Not like that’s a bad thing.
·
It
might be easier to use when I’m working out.
·
Libraries
are awesome and now offer e-books to check out.
Overall
I am a total book nerd and just want to read all the books I can. It would be
kind of nice to have seven books all ready to read at the touch of a button. I
should probably get a job first before I drop money on an e-reader.
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