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Do you prefer digital or physical books?
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this post was submitted on 14 Nov 2023
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And they're much easier to hold when I'm reading in bed.
Cons:
My bookshelves are sad.
A lot of books are ill suited to digital.
They can vanish at any time (unless you take the time to unlock and archive them).
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You can always buy them and make a "backup"