Frank Goad
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Paper book.Or downloadable book.Or both?What do you think?I like both.
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Paper book.Or downloadable book.Or both?What do you think?I like both.
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I don't do downloadable books. Just paper for me.
Advantages to both, although I'm more into the paper sort. And given I don't like carrying around anything electronic with any size, I don't have an eReader yet. Any of these have the voice reading option as well (audiobook) - given I might prefer this? And a well-known female voice as to audiobooks was in my class at school.
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Depends, if it's a serious work that i want to learn from a paper book for sure.
If it's a novel either will do
If it's a novel either will do
Kindle for me!!Paper book.Or downloadable book.Or both?What do you think?I like both.
Paper books have gotten harder &
harder to read over the years.
I used to read them without glasses.
Now even those things vex me.
So I'm considering E books.
harder to read over the years.
I used to read them without glasses.
Now even those things vex me.
So I'm considering E books.
How do you season it?
VoidCat
Use any and all pronouns including neo and it/it's
Hmmm...very carefully. With accomadations due to adhd and other disabilities.
Using if paper a bookmark that has a thing in it so you read only the highlighted part. Or finger pointer that highlights the words
If electronic using a read outloud software on dark mode.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Neither albeit I do like paper. No power no batteries required and it looks good on a shelf.Paper book.Or downloadable book.Or both?What do you think?I like both.
My second choice is audiobooks. Great for multitasking.
VoidCat
Use any and all pronouns including neo and it/it's
@JustGeorge
They also have electronic pens that read paperbooks outloud for you I've considered getting.
They also have electronic pens that read paperbooks outloud for you I've considered getting.
Now that I have a computer that actually has decent speakers, I've contemplated letting audiobooks play while I clean...
It can be hard for me not to tune stuff playing out, though. So, it may end up being somewhat of a meditative practice, too...
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
It does. I listen to audio books at my workplace. Helps the day go by as I work a 10 hour shift.