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I have a kindle but I also like having physical copies of the books I read, so I usually buy the book and then download an ebook and read it on my kindle (lighter, can read at night, easy to highlight), or if I bought it from the kindle store I always try to buy a physical copy too.
Does it happen to you? How do you decide which books you'll read in x format? Do you make annotations? That's another reason I like having the physical book so I can write on the borders.
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I've tried reading from my computer, kindle, ect. but I just can't do it. I Always go physical even if it's usually more expensive
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rich fag problems the thread
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>>8806046
who's that qt?
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>>8806046
I buy the books I want and when I dont have money I download them. Feol time to time I buy the ones that Ive read on ereader but I dont lose my shit over it. You could try to make a list with the books youve read so when you have spare money you can catch up.
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>>8806046
It's usually the other way around. I'll read it on the kindle first and if it's a must have then I will buy the printed version as well. I like having a library and I like being able to reference back to books, and it's easier with printed text than in e-format. Plus there are certain people and certain books I will lend out if I think it can touch someone so having a physical copy is nice.
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Why would you ever buy a digital copy? Especially if you have already (or will) buy the physical real book.
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