How Do you Read?
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Kindle or good old fashioned paper book. It all depends if the books a 'keeper' or not. If not then I get the kindle version. If it's a keeper then I get the book. I'm running out of space for books & fine this method helps.0
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I would read sporadically...till I got my iPad...now I read in the car, on the couch, on the treadmill...everywhere I can spare 5 minutes...love how light the iPad is compared to a real book...and how I can read in the dark without a bright light0
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Right to left.
Top to bottom.
Try not to move my lips.
I read left to right.
Is that like a europe thing?
No, it's just reading from the left to the right.0 -
For what it's worth, you CAN lend your Kindle books to other kindle owners. There are a few ways to do it. One is to use the lend feature once on enabled books. The second way is to have them register to your account for a bit and send them the book.
My husband and I are on different amazon accounts, but we have sent books to each other doing this.0 -
i prefer the real thing. i dont know if that will ever change. I have read books on my phone and its ok, but i still like the tactile aspect of the book in my hands.0
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I read books, listen to audiobooks and have a Kindle. I love the look/feel/smell! of "real" books, but the Kindle is great for travel and when I need a new book fast and I'm not near a bookstore! I also love having access to all the literature available for free (public domain) on my Kindle. It was a gift a couple of years ago, didn't really think I'd like it, but turns out I do!!0
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Left to right, top to bottom.
I, too, prefer a "real" book to an e-book. Esp in situations like the OP said with her grandmother writing in the book she handed down, the book itself has its own story separate from the written story.0 -
One word at a time.0
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We have an Ipad and i have a kindle app on my droid. That makes it easy for "I'm bored" on the go type reading - but, to me, nothing beats a book in my hands.0
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Library books, almost exclusively. I get a little uncomfortable when someone inspects my bookshelves. They're full of books other people have given me or left at my house, or books that I found for free on a neighbor's sidewalk, or books I bought for 50 cents at the library's used book sale that looked vaguely interesting... and mixed in with that are my girlfriend's new-age self-help books. It's not at all a reflection of what I like to read since most of what I read gets returned to the library.0
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I have a nook, however I don't have many ebooks on it at the moment. I still like to read paper books and have a decent amount of them.0
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I don't have a preference really in regards to the experience. I like the convenience of the Kindle because I can have the book I want without leaving my home. But if I love a book I must buy it to add to my library.0
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I like both real books and my ebook reader...
Real Books I LOVE THE FEEL and the SMELL.... I love the sound when you turn pages....
I love my ebook reader, due to the fact I can put 10000000000000000000000000000000s of books on it.... I use to travel ALOT... and use to bring my carry on and it was full of books.... now when i travel my carry on actual things that i might need... My purse use to carry 3 books in it at all times... But now it carrys my wallets, my reader and whatever esle...
I love both... I do get into stints that I do not want to touch my reader... thats when i grab my book0 -
i still buy a actual book. i love technology but when its books i love to have the old way. especialy with a child who loves a story before bed. it wouldnt be the same.0
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Usually an actual book laying down in bed under the covers. Sometimes though, I'll read a book on my phone while on my stair climbing torture device.0
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real books. if someone gave me a kindle or nook, i wouldn't be opposed to having it. but i don't get why someone would pay 200 dollars just for a machine to read books you still have to purchase!0
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Nook! And I love it. Though I do miss my books and pages.0
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I don't know how to read. :sad:0
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I prefer to read an actual book...like the real deal thing. Why spend the money on not only the machine, but the books too. Just my personal opinion though.0
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I didn't think I wanted an ereader until my inlaws bought me one. I LOVE it!!! I think my favourite part is that I can read one handed (really nice if you get into a comfy spot and don't want to shift to turn the page, or if the baby is sleeping on my arm).0
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