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hermetic

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3. Thanks for sharing that

Reply to Little Star (Original post)

Mon Sep 5, 2016, 01:00 PM

Sep 2016

encouraging news. Our little group here is certainly doing our part in keeping the printed book in vogue. Between the library and used-book stores I always have a printed book on the go. Plus I listen to an audio book most every day as I cook and clean. I have not, as yet, read a book on an electronic device. Someday, maybe.

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No, the internet has not killed the printed book. Most people still prefer them. [View all] Little Star Sep 2016 OP

Me too shenmue Sep 2016 #1

You can share printed books, and that's half the fun ... Auggie Sep 2016 #2

Thanks for sharing that hermetic Sep 2016 #3

Oh, yes. PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2016 #4

How's this for irony? hermetic Sep 2016 #5