I'm in the same boat, I see the appeal of a kindle or ipad but there is still something about holding a book and flipping pages. I feel like I stare at computer/phone screens all day so it's kind of refreshing to read something that is actual print.
I still prefer actual paper books. I like my kindle but would never actually pay for one, mine was an unclaimed left behind on one of our airplanes. I mostly use it for things like these free copies of old books and classics. Amazon gives away lots of old stuff too. I've gotten all the Sherlock Holmes books, Moby Dick, Tale of two Cities and others, all free from Amazon. Mostly reading for down time. A book I'm genuinely interested in I'll go out and buy. I bought The Big Short and Third World America in hard cover for example even though they are available on the kindle.
yeah...downloading a file with 600 books in it in less than a minute works for me.
That's exactly what I did when I bought my iPad. After deleting all of the books I was disinterested in or had already read, I am down to ~100 books. at first I wasn't too sure about reading on my iPad but so far I haven't had a problem.
Well, we can't talk about helicopters 24/7 you know.
you're just not trying.
