Digital or Paper?

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Kindle. So much easier, and I have the cheap kindle with e-ink, so I don't have the brightness hurting my eyes problem. And the books on kindle are cheaper. I like to maximize the amount of books I can with my money. I never did spend much time sniffing books.
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Paper!
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I have to say Kindle, because my SPD makes me so sensitive to touch and sometimes certain types of paper drive me up the wall. I love the smell of books, but the sleekness of a Kindle is nice for me.
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Paper just feels more right. Whether or not i can read my own writing afterwards. :?




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Though i have tried the digital comics where i think it's a good thing overall and outside from united states it is a good thing which can finally get things day-and-date and at least a little bit cheaper than the imports.




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Digital. Reading on the good ol' Kindle 4 Wi-fi is better on the eyes for me... Strange, I know, but true. I can read a whole lot more... might be the screen, don't know... Plus, I get all the books I want to read from the internet (because I'm mostly keen on classics which can be found on Gutenberg), and if I don't understand some word I just scroll down the page to the word and I get a dictionary explanation right there... It is also easier to carry in my bag and I can just highlight anything I want...
Yes, I do love books... but I love my Kindle too. The screen is not bright, it's just like a paper sheet so... yeah, why would I buy books? I will buy them only if I love them and want them in my library. :)
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