The addictive nature of this book combined with the
traditional paperback doorstopper-sized copy equaled an overall good reading
experience. Not too much to say about
reading a paperback versus reading an eBook this time around.
However, as I read the last words, closed up the book, and
put it in the return pile for the library, I realized I am engulfed in the
paperback reading experience. That is to
say, I had no desire to return to reading on the Nook while I was reading this.
Then I thought about that some more. And some more. And a little more. Not on purpose. It just kept popping into my head that
reading eBooks on the Nook is not really too different. While reading paperbacks has its nostalgia,
the eBook mostly the same. Except of
course worrying about battery power. And
not having to need light to read by.
There is indeed a part of me that is eager to get back to
reading on the Nook again. That being
said, I'm not ready to give up on reading paperbacks for the rest of the year.
I think I'm going to enjoy that nostalgia for a while longer.
If you want to see my review of the actual book content, it can be found here at Goodreads:
