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I read the whole series on eBook and it was wonderful, definitely not a travesty. I enjoy how interactive it can be, I can refer back to a earlier book very quickly, make notes and highlights. If I don't have my iPad with me I can pull it up on my phone right where I left off. I respect the traditional view of the hardcover readers, i'm just not one of them. I am happy for you that you have got your book and enjoyed it. To say that reading this book as a ebook is a travesty is simply single minded. I can wait till April.
I bought it on hardcover, and will end up getting it on my kindle also. I love the feel of having a true paper book in my hands, but I love the convenience of my kindle and the ability to highlight and make notes without marking up my books. Especially in a series with as many twists and turns as The Wheel of Time.
It's too big to be read in Hardback. My finger&wrists joints, become painful, making printed versions less enjoyable. So, yeah, I waited for the e-nook to truly enjoy the end.
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Jan 12, 2013 04:27PM
I read the whole series on eBook and it was wonderful, definitely not a travesty. I enjoy how interactive it can be, I can refer back to a earlier book very quickly, make notes and highlights. If I don't have my iPad with me I can pull it up on my phone right where I left off. I respect the traditional view of the hardcover readers, i'm just not one of them. I am happy for you that you have got your book and enjoyed it. To say that reading this book as a ebook is a travesty is simply single minded. I can wait till April.
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I bought it on hardcover, and will end up getting it on my kindle also. I love the feel of having a true paper book in my hands, but I love the convenience of my kindle and the ability to highlight and make notes without marking up my books. Especially in a series with as many twists and turns as The Wheel of Time.
It's too big to be read in Hardback. My finger&wrists joints, become painful, making printed versions less enjoyable. So, yeah, I waited for the e-nook to truly enjoy the end.
