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All other things (like price and storage space) being equal, given a choice in a perfect world, would you rather have paperbacks in your library? Or hardcovers? And why?
Paperback- cause I like sharing the joy of a book and that way I dont worry too much if a book doesn't come back home. Hardbacks are for keeps!!
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6 comments:
I love both formats. As you said, hardcovers are definitely for keeps!
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I prefer paperback because they're easier to read and... well... I've read more paperbacks than hardcovers, so I feel more comfortable with them.
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I think so much depends on context. In some cases I would much rather have hardbacks - they stay open when my hands are full, but then paperbacks are so much lighter when you have to carry them around.
Definitely not giving away the hardbacks :-)
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So true! Hardbacks are for keeps. Paperbacks, eh, they're a "dime a dozen" so to speak.
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I like the 'for keeps' aspect of hardcover books but you're right. They are harder to lend because you worry about them coming back.
Mine's up at:
http://cjreading.blogspot.com/2008/02/booking-through-thursday-21.html
cjh
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