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Once upon a time, I had a Kindle. At some point during our move 5 years ago, the Kindle went missing and I’ve never recovered it. In the meantime, my husband continued to grumble about the hundreds of books that share our home. I was reading ebooks on my phone occasionally, but it took me forever to get through them. That all changed a few months ago when my dear sister gave me a Kindle. For a long time, I was a closet Kindle user. Though I still profess an undying love for print books, it’s impossible to deny the benefits of electronic books. The Kindle makes it so easy to read anytime, anywhere. I don’t have Kindle Unlimited but it’s never been a problem since there are so many free ebooks available.I don’t usually purchase them; however, I made an exception for these recent downloads.
Ruth Ware’s newest book, The Turn of the Key, is a spooktacular read! You can read my review here. This book has all of my favorite elements of a psychological thriller. I wish I’d purchased this as an audiobook instead of an ebook, though. It wasn’t my favorite Ruth Ware book, but it’s still worth the time to read it.
My daughter needed a copy of Scythe for her Project Lit read, and I was happy to oblige. I’ve heard many good things about this series, and Neal Schusterman is a favorite. His stories are often “out there” but in a creepy cool way. Looking forward to reading this one!
Educated by Tara Westover had been on my PaperBackSwap wishlist for months when I finally admitted that this swap was never going to happen. There are currently 523 members waiting for the hardcover, and 262 waiting for the paperback. I ended up using one of my Audible credits to get this audiobook and currently I’m on chapter 12. It’s slow going, but so interesting. My daughter was assigned this book in her high school English class, so she’ll get the benefit of the audiobook, too. I love my Audible membership! If you haven’t tried it, what are you waiting for? Don’t miss your chance to get 2 free books PLUS 2 Audible Originals with a free trial!
You don’t have to own a Kindle to benefit from the Kindle app. It’s free to use, and so simple to download books. I just prefer the Kindle because it makes it easier on these old eyes.
What book would you like to read?
I used to like print books, but I have too many and it’s taking up lots of space.. Ebooks come in handy especially with a kindle.
I prefer print.
I prefer ebooks
i prefer paperbacks
I prefer kindle books. I have to enlarge the print to read.
I like reading both. I just finished an ebook and now i’m reading a paperback
I prefer Ebooks!
I read both but mainly on my Paperwhite anymore.
I like to have an actual book to read.
I prefer print. I like the feel of books and holding them. My eyes get less tired as well.
I like both. It depends on where I am and what I’m doing.
ebook
I love holding a nice hardcover book. But I ran out of room a long time ago and happily made the switch to ebooks. I love being able to go out and have a choice of books to read at any time.
i like print..ebooks are rough
I prefer ebooks that I can read in bed at night without having a light on
I prefer to read print books; in reality, though, I read more e-books, because it’s easier to read a page here or there.
Love print
I prefer printed books!
I like both kinds!
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I prefer printed books
i like ebooks
I like ebooks because I have way too many print books on my shelves! I just don’t want to get rid of what I have.
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I always thught I preferred print to ebooks until I saw how many books I could hve in hand at any moment on my Kindle. But it needs a charge so there’s that…
I used to prefer print books until I got a kindle. Now I can’t read a print book without touching the page to try to turn the page.
Even though I read ebooks, I still prefer print.
I read more ebooks now but I buy physical books if I love the author.
Ebooks to read fast, but print to collect and look at and pet and enjoy 😀
I prefer ebooks!
I prefer print books.
I prefer ebooks
I prefer print.
I prefer ebooks now
I like both.
I would say print.