Books? What's your desire?

I like hard cover books. While I have read some E-books and listened to audio books while working out, there's nothing like a physical book and turning it's pages... the touch, the smell, words all bundled up in a way that you can hold.

Love physical books, especially hardcover, but I’m out of shelf space.

I prefer turning pages. I prefer smelling old books. Getting lost in them. Settling into a cozy couch and becoming immersed...that's my style. Good night, my cowboy friend. I am off to bed. Hope you have some sun.

Paperbacks, most definitely. I'm a bit weird and need something I can hold onto and treasure. But my goodness, nothing beats a classic, especially wondering the history of where it's been.

😪 I went to an estate sale yesterday and got a book for $2 and plan to go back today to get mooorrreeeeee!! All the books should be only a $1 now..

I love real books. Of course, they pile up. I have to donate them to my neighbors now, if I buy them. I would borrow more books at the library, but my reading fervor is intermittent. I might lose interest and the book sits there for 3 months...🤣.

I buy audio books for my son every year, (maybe not this year), because he used to have a long commute before he began to work from home due to this virus.

The last book I read was actually a lot of fun...about an ancient Druid living in modern Arizona. It's actually funny...I think his dog is my favorite character...🤣.

It was Hounded, by Kevin Hearne.

I love paperbacks though now due to lack of space I’m slowly going to Kindle

Just like boobs and food, I'm very excited by all types of books.

i gave up books for watching movies , i'm a lazy reader

I used to roam used book stores and libraries quite a bit when in my 20's and 30's but now no more. I have complete sets old and newer of O.Henry that I bought 5 years back but have barely touched them. I read one called 41 stories by o.henry I came upon and loved it but that was it..

Short stories

I always have one book of fiction in progress on my Kindle and a nonfiction book, usually a hardback, to be read at bedtime. That doesn't count the other books that I read for research.

Nothing beats hardcover and paperbacks. Digital just doesn't have the same "feel" (no pun intended) to me.

I have switched to Kindle. A new book downloads in seconds, does not take up space. And you can read in a dark room.

Because of my anxiety I can't sit still and read. I avoid reading as much as possible.

I can’t stand any books.

real books I can smell and feel

Yes, I love to read.

Ebooks. That way I don't have to carry around my readers.

I can handle short or long books.

Prefer hardcover generally.