I’ll be the first to admit it: I love shopping. Books, clothes, random kitchen gadgets
that I’ll never need, you name it.
One of the biggest items on everyone’s radar this holiday season are
eReaders. If you’re on the market
for one, this list is a really helpful way to make a decision on which eReader
is best for you.
I don’t own an eReader. Not yet, anyways.
I like, okay, love books. Physical, hold them and smell them and
watch them sit prettily on your overflowing bookshelf books. A friend or family member can’t
personalize an eBook. An author
can’t sign an eBook. eBooks don’t have pretty covers. Most eBooks can’t have special fonts. As of right now, eBooks just can’t do
what physical books can do.
But…and there always is a but…eBooks are great, too. eBooks are cheaper than physical
books. That means MORE BOOKS-
there is nothing more awesome than that! Although, of course, you have to
factor in the cost of the eReader.
Depending on your eReader, you can download eBooks anywhere you can get
an internet connection. eBooks
only weigh as much as the eReader- a big plus for the girl who has been
carrying anywhere from two to six books in her purse for the past three
weeks. This is HUGE for traveling
purposes. And I already exclaimed
my joy for borrowing eBooks from the library.
So there we have it; my list of pros and cons for eBooks and
eReaders. I don’t think
Santa is going to be bringing me an eReader this Christmas, but it’s definitely
something that’s on my radar for a later date. What are your thoughts? Do you own an eReader?
How do you like it? Will you purchase one this holiday season?
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