Which do you prefer? Hardcover or Paperback?

>>8862397
Hardbacks look nice and last longer
Paperbacks are cheaper and easier to carry and hold
Some people also prefer ebooks and will let you know about it
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>>8862402
There are many more responses,

For example, some people like audio books. But I find it's far better to pay a well educated call girl to read to you. Many more options.

I mostly buy used hardbacks.

epub tbqh femme

>>8862397
Paperback unless it's a textbook or too big to be sensible reading it as a paperback.

Carrying around hardcovers gets to be a pain in the ass.

what about papyrus scrolls baka desu senpai, how else r u gonna read the torah??

>>8862505
Flexible e-ink.

I prefer the cheaper feel of paperback paper, but I like having a hard cover. If I have a hardcover and a paperback of the same book, I'll just rip out the pages and swap them. That way when I'm done I can release all the pages into the wind.

I really hate the jackets on hardcovers, and I'm poor, so paperback

>>8862397
Hardcovers. I always take the dust jacket off before reading, then put the book down after 2 pages and shitpost here because my computer is 2 feet away from my book cabinet.

>>8862397
Pirated epub

>>8862397
I hate hardcovers they poke my hands

>>8862476
I can only listen to non-fiction audiobooks. It's certainly useful while I'm working.

Ebook. I have read more torrented books thanks to my phone than my poor ass could afford.

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>>8862502
this. paperback. paperback paperback.ftw

>>8862397
Hardcover but if I'm only expecting to read the book once it's paperback since it's cheaper.