Do you prefer physical books, ebooks, or audiobooks?

Just wondering, as someone who tried the latter two but still prefers physical books. I'm slowly building up a physical book collection. They just also seem to be cheaper, especially if I get them from a library sale or a used book store. I get the convenience of the other two, but there's something about the feel of physical books, especially being able to physically feel how much you have read and how much you still have to go.

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in10RjFox · M

Though It's an individual's choice, there is something called purpose of reading and listening. While paperback and ebooks are read, audio books are heard.

Ears are open all the time but eyes need to be kept open. Reading is once own pace while audio visuals come with its own pace.

Once a book is read, it's like an empty bottle of liquor. There are also many who collect and showcase empty bottles.

Most paperback are old books and not current. Most paperback are outdated. Ebooks like movies can reach millions of readers at once but paperback cannot.

Ebooks can be programmed to give you company. You can meet people who are on the same page as you.. 😀😀😀