glowed wrote: one of the arguments against ebooks we mentioned in class was "Electronic books are not nearly as effective as traditional books at creating and evoking fond memories." and that baffled me actually
Babel wrote: I do both. I think a book can be nicer for the eyes, but a book is never weatherproof and therefore it's easier (and lighter) to transport ebooks.
Arthema wrote: I always prefer physical books as I like having the ability to hold the thing I'm reading and actually turning the pages but price is the bigger factor for me
Aske wrote: but i prefer audiobooks honestly i almost never sit down and read cuz i like doing things like drawing or cleaning or smn i concentrate better on the story then
and a good thing abt ebooks, no one sees it as an invitation to strike up a conversation, i dont understand why having your nose buried in a book makes ppl think youre interested in talking to anyone but it does for some reason
Aske wrote: but i prefer audiobooks honestly i almost never sit down and read cuz i like doing things like drawing or cleaning or smn i concentrate better on the story then
and a good thing abt ebooks, no one sees it as an invitation to strike up a conversation, i dont understand why having your nose buried in a book makes ppl think youre interested in talking to anyone but it does for some reason
I can’t do audiobooks so it didn’t even cross my mind to include them in the post oops I need to see words in order to process them, but I don’t care whether they’re on screen or on paper
do people really try to strike up conversation when they see someone is busy reading what !! it’s never happened to me
glowed wrote: one of the arguments against ebooks we mentioned in class was "Electronic books are not nearly as effective as traditional books at creating and evoking fond memories." and that baffled me actually
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