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WhiskeyDisk posted...

The popularity of the Kindle, and e-readers in general is very high with adults and voracious readers in general but in this day and age, how many tweens and teens are rolling around with the equivalent value of a quality used car in books on their various devices?

I was just more surprised that a decent e-book version, or even a "master collection" edition in hardcopy form hadn't been attempted, considering its popularity at the time.

I've actually been really bad at using my Kindle. I've had it for like, 4 years or so and pretty sure I've only read one book from it. This is partly because book count the last few years has been woeful, and there's still a bunch of hardcopies I want to get through. I also know a good amount of bibliophiles that flatly refuse to own a Kindle, because they just like the way books feel and owning them so much. Which I can appreciate, but the size and weight they occupy is simply too much for me.
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