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When I worked in a library, no one ever asked for an ebook,
especially not student age.
Librarians like them because they take no space, no work and are
less expensive. Invisible. Ebooks are in their own self-interest.
When I worked in a library, no one ever asked for an ebook,
especially not student age.
Librarians like them because they take no space, no work and are
less expensive. Invisible. Ebooks are in their own self-interest.
Probably 80% of the books I read are ebooks (on a Kindle). That's 100 or so a year. I have never gone to the library to download an ebook. I have "borrowed" many of them through my library system's web site.
Last numbers I saw, ebooks were about 20% of all books sold.
There is no doubt that the printed book will remain valuable among readers, but e-books are becoming more popular now
EXACTLY, the Kindle version is the only one that I look for in my library's catalog!!
I also happily subscribe to Kindle Unlimited where I can get just about every book I want to read in the Kindle version for $10.66($9.99+TAX) per month
GREAT ENTERTAINMENT VALUE!
I just got tired of spending money on loser books. I am lucky because I can draw from two libraries. Both have a large selection of eBooks. Especially with an aging population and others with poor eyesight, the Kindle is a blessing.
I just got tired of spending money on loser books. I am lucky because I can draw from two libraries. Both have a large selection of eBooks. Especially with an aging population and others with poor eyesight, the Kindle is a blessing.
Yes, the adjustable text size is an amazing feature of the Kindle e-Readers with the eye-soothing e-INK, not the Kindle Fire. I only use my Kindle Fire for games, and internet.
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