paperback vs. hardback

[jessi]

I am finding more and more that I can't stand hardback books. I have so few of them that they look silly with my hundreds of other books, save my non-fiction section, and they just don't feel as comfortable when I am reading them.

I recently decided to try to stick to buying only paperback books because I am so partial to them. On paperbackswap, I have only wish listed paperback versions of books that I want.

What about you guys? What are the pros and cons of each? What do you prefer?

[Lori, Super Mod]

http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/6...

Hi Jessi, we had a topic on the same subject quite a few months back. I have linked you to it above. One thing I ask of all members is to search the threads prior to posting a new topic. If there is a topic out there for the same thing you are going to post, I would much rather see you revive the old one by posting to it, than creating a new thread.

The reason is just for clutter and control purposes. It makes the site a tad cleaner and easier for me to monitor.

Thanks!

[jessi]

Alright, I'll take my comments there. Sorry about that :)

[Lori, Super Mod]

No problem. ALways happy to help, and please dont let this stop you from posting new topics in the future! I just wanted to let you know that searching for an older one is sometimes the best way to revive the older discussions and everyone can reread what the original posts contained at the same time :)