Physical or digital books?

[Joshua Farrell]

As more and more writers embrace having their books published in a digital format, have you picked up reading books on a computer or tablet? Or are you still reading the majority of the books in a physical book?

 

[Stardom22]

As far as I am concerned I appreciate the hard cover books. I get some problems with the light on the screens for laptops and computers. I hate the additional charges on electricity and internet data subscriptions for reading books online

 

[Magnus2022]

I prefer physical books. The smell and touch makes a whole lot of difference to me. Physical books appear more real and more artistic. But unfortunately I have more of ebooks than physics books because it is easy and cheap to acquire.

 

[reti]

Both as long I can read when I'm alone.

 

[Min George]

I still find it much more easier to read the physical copies of books. E books strain my eyes.

 

[timewo]

I prefer to read physical books, since my screen time is closely monitored by officials and electronic gadgets are expensive.

 

[King Belieal]

I have a digital library of books. I have discarded my physical library because it is very bulky.

 

[Shavkat]

I am an old school and still prefer the paperback books. It is not appealing for me to read e-books.

 

[eldavis]

While I started with physical books, I prefer digital ones, they are a lot easier to carry around.

 

[Kosi G]

I have over 560 e books right now. And I am not sure that my count for physical books is up to 15.

 

[freelancermaria]

Despite digital books being convenient, I still go for physical copies. I find that prolonged screen time often results in headaches, so I prefer reading a traditional book.