Books vs. Ereaders

>>8783011
Get a Kindle Paperwhite & read the sticky for how to get books. High upfront cost, but it will pay for itself in a few months if you actually read. I also read physical books, pdfs on my computer, etc. People argue this topic endlessly, but to me it doesn't really matter.

Given the choice, I would read on my kindle. Several reasons:

1. backlit
2. tap to define words
3. easier to hold & manipulate in hand than any book over 300 pgs.

Comes down to personal preference.

>>8783011
In all honesty, I enjoy reading physical books WAAAAAAAY more. I always buy them in second-hand bookstores so they are always very cheap.
Although I don't like much reading e-books, sometimes I do read them in my phone or in my computer, because they have undeniable advantages, like being free, being able to take with you in your phone several books at once, not needing a font of light to read, etc, so I don't know, maybe try reading few books on Kindle App for your cellhpone, you can find several free books, if you feel comfortable, I guess go for the an e-reader,

>>8783072
Any dedicated site for torrenting books?

>>8783837
try reading the sticky.

>>8783857
The first link is dead and bookzz doesn't have pdfs of the stuff I want

>>8783872
lib.genesis

>>8783837
lib.gen.rus.ec

...Either you haven't read the sticky or you are extremely dumb?