I still remember getting stuck on jury duty without a book it was a nightmare. I always have a book to read if I finish a book when I am out I can easily get another. The advantages are they don’t take up physical space, they don’t get banged up when I take them with me. I use apps so I am not stuck having to buy just from Amazon or Barnes and Nobles. I read a lot on my phone when I am out and a tablet at home. Nowadays I buy most of my fiction in the e-book format. I have a huge collection of science fiction, fantasy, mystery, and various non fiction books that I have collected starting when I was eight with Little Women and I am now sixty three. Keep buying up ebook bargains that you’re only mildly interested in then you’re filling up your device with books that you don’t have time for and not terribly passionate about… is not really great. Keeping thousands of books on a device that you’re not using for reference is largely a waste of time. It is likely in the hundreds and not thousands. On #5 it is worth it for people to do the math on how many books they will read before they die. Dusty? Dust jackets exist for a reason, and Kindles can get dusty too. Yes but for avid readers such as myself not relevant you just add the book to a tbr pileġ0. You know there is such as bookmarks right?ĩ. I will give you the dictionary but nothing else. There is no privacy with ebooks but there is with physical books.ħ. No, Amazon and Kobo track all of your reading habits unless you tell them not to, and they probably still do but don’t sell it. I also only read one book at a time, but your point stands even if it was exciting a decade ago and a very boring note in 2020.Ħ. I don’t keep a Kindle in my pocket, I keep my phone in my pocket. Libraries have hardcovers from the earlier part of the 20th century in excellent condition. My parents have mmpbs older than me that are in great condition. It’s easier to keep a Kindle clean than paper (no more dusty books with smudges on the pages), and waterproof models are impervious to water damage.įiled Under: Amazon Kindle, eBook ReadersĤ.
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You can download new books anytime you want without going to the store or waiting for them to arrive in the mail, and you can even borrow ebooks from public libraries without leaving the house.ġ0. Kindles are easier to hold than paper books, and they’re a lot lighter than hardcover books and easier to carry around.ĩ. Extra features like a built-in dictionary, support for multiple languages, you can add highlights and notes without damaging the book, look-up things online, save reading position, etc.Ĩ. You can read anything in public without people seeing the cover of your book and hassling you about it.ħ. Kindles make it possible to carry a library of thousands of books in your pocket wherever you go, and you can easily read multiple books at once.Ħ. Enough with publishers purposely using low quality bindings so you have to keep rebuying their books if you read them more than twice.ĥ.
Integrated light to comfortably read at night, and you can use the light without bothering someone else.Ĥ. Customize font size, font thickness, and page layout.ģ.
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Saves space-ebooks don’t take up any physical space so there’s no need for massive book shelves, and you don’t have to haul around boxes full of books whenever you move (I still have boxes of paper books clogging up my closet from over 10 years ago that I don’t know what to do with).Ģ.
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