Paperback or Hardcover?

[Wendy Lim]

Paperbacks would be also kinder to the environment since the amount of trees or paper usage could be reduced. I don’t see the point of wasting more paper just to produce a hardcover.

[Inge van Tonder]

Paperback is easier to read with but I love the way a hardcover looks and feels. I don’t really have a super preference, usually it is the one that is either on sale or available

[Brittany LaPour]

This is so hard because the aesthetic of hardcovers is amazing, but I prefer to physically read paperbacks.

[VeeBookLover]

I don't really care, but paperbacks are cheaper and easier to get where I live.

[little toes]

I think that paperback is my realistic choice because of the economical price. However, if I had an infinite amount of money I would only buy hardcover for that classic look and feel.

[Cris90]

I prefer paperbacks because they're easier to handle, but if I'm gifting a book, I look for the hardback version because it's sturdier and they can cherish it forever.

[Firuzeyy]

Both. I am picky 'bout a cover that suits the book.

[Kidd Essence]

Hardcover. My paper back books often get folded and bent.

[Umesh Bhatt]

I am comfortable with paperback.

[aconcaguanana22]

For better mobility, paper backs.

[aconcaguanana22]

I prefer hardbacks, even though paperbacks are cheaper.

[mbhuibregtse]

I don't normally keep my books, I donate them or send them to a friend, so I prefer paperback. However, hardcovers are a smart choice if you are keeping them in the home for decoration!

[angelbhengu]

I like the convenience of paper back

[Pietro Aliquo]

For me its hardcover all the way.

[Nyasha Gogoma]

I say paperback any day. When I think of the phrase, "Curled up with a good book," I picture a paperback. Somehow a hardback doesn't deliver the same cozy feeling. It's too unyielding and awkward to handle.