>>24566216 (OP)
Is that how your day went?

>>24566218
Part of it. Had a pretty good Saturday though.

>>24566216 (OP)
physical books are a scam for authors and readers

>>24566216 (OP)
What makes you switch...? Are your hands too weak to hold the book open?

>>24566694
Don't try to convince me reading War and Peace in paperback format is a comfortable experience

>>24566216 (OP)
Nothing wrong with having both, as long as you're not paying too much for the physical.

I like both though. I tend to read at night on my phone. Something comfy about laying in bed, with a rotating fan blowing over you in the heat of the night while its dark and the glow of a small screen reading 30-40 pages in about an hour before sleep. I also keep a physical book in the bathroom and get through a chapter every time I take a shit.

I like holding e-reader with one hand. Sometimes read hardcovers too for the sake of diversity. Paperbacks gisgust me.
Some books are just terrible in paper. Saw the Magic Mountain in a library recently, 1200 pages thick, I'm not reading that cement block of a book.

>>24567313
Poopy booky.

I only get physical books if they got a pretty cover.

>>24567113
>paperback
bless your little heart.

are e-readers worth it? just read on your phone

>>24567113
For big books you just have to hold it during the first and last 150~ pages though? Otherwise just plonk it down

>>24566216 (OP)
>be me
>go to barnes & noble or local library
>find book i may be interested in
>read a few pages
>like book
>take picture of cover
>leave
>come home
>go to libgen
>pirate book
>make custom book cover (optional)
>load onto kindle with calibre
> :)

literally have not purchased a book in years unless it's a language learning book or a gift for someone. my wife's kindle has 80 or so books on it alone kek.

>>24568038
phone screen too small for my old man eyes

>>24567113
>jumping to extremes

>>24566216 (OP)
1.i hate e readers
2.a big part of my relationships with people is me giving them books to read then hyping them up to read it