what do you think about e-books
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MesfnKalu
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Re: what do you think about e-books
I love them. It took me a long time to start reading e-books because I didn't want to give up my hardcover books, but now I love them.
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Sian Versweyveld
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I like regular books but e-books are great when traveling and reading on the computer.
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Mari Thompson
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I love e-books.
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I prefer physical books but I think ebooks are definitely more practical at times. If I’m traveling it helps not to have to carry a lot of heavy books with me just in case I end up doing nothing but reading the whole time and need some emergency books!
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