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Jul/110
E-books are better than real books for real?
We have the Amazon Kindle the iPhone, and so on. our technology in this day and age is constantly evolving and improving every year …. E-Books will never replace real books in the future do u think? I read a lot but I've never used an E-Book before, they're good?
I never touched an ebook device. There is something special about the actual books, but … I can not explain. I guess you can do more real? The actual material, not just words on a screen. It makes me feel like someone who actually wrote those words. When on screen, I feel like is more professional – like a lawyer, wrote for her work and feels like art or something. Books really can have a pleasant smell and .. However, I do not know how explain and not sure if this makes no sense at all. People tell me I am "spiritual" books. XP, but, no, I do not think ever eBooks will completely replace books. I hope they do not, at least. Who knows, though. That could happen.
7 Free Harry Potter E-books for Kindle
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