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| Posted: Mon Jan 8th, 2007 02:33 am |
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Susan, oh, I do know what you mean about going to the bookstore. Whenever I drive along the street past Borders Books, my car automatically turns in. Even when I went Christmas shopping there, I ended up with several for myself. I'm spending my old-age savings on books. So I have two choices: live until I'm 200 years old, in order to read them all, or die soon in order to have enough money left. I can't imagine reading a book online. How can I curl up in bed or stretch out on a recliner with a PC and monitor? (No laptop here.) Besides, I always take a book when I go out. I never know when I might have to wait for something somewhere, so I just whip it out and get in a few more pages. Some people find audio books satisfying while they drive. I don't have a CD player in my car. Besides, I like the FEEL of a book in my hand. If I need to leaf back to find a paragraph, I generally remember whether it's on the left or right page, top half or bottom. Can't do that with audio. Also, I read faster than the book reader on the audio version. I would go nuts waiting for the reader to move on, hurry up please. Bibliophiles of the world, unite! Patty
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