Books Versus eBooks - The Great Debate

Last year was the first year that eBooks out-soldsmall and you might be reading on a laptop, phone or
actual printed books. It has ignited a great bookother device where you could get interrupted by
debate among people. Many, such as myself, believephone calls or e-mails. A printed book, on the other
that printed books preserve old traditions. I thinkhand, is actually a great form of escape from the
technology has its place, but it's also unpredictable.world.
On the other hand, the eBook fans have a goodThere's also the value to consider. Many first edition
point in that it makes books more portable andprinted books are worth quite a lot of money.
virtually damageable. It also makes them cheaper. IneBooks, on the other hand, are practically a dime a
fact, in many cases, they're free. Those are all greatdozen.
points.There's something to be said for the convenience of
However, as a person whose family has been in thetechnology. The world is a better place because of
antiques business for several years, I can tell youtechnology, in many ways. However, in my opinion,
something that you may already know. That is thattechnology has been bad, as far as the book world
there's nothing quite like the satisfaction andgoes. Libraries and printed books are slowly being
relaxation that comes with curling up with a cup offorgotten and it's a real shame. It's a trend that will
hot cocoa and a good book.soon change, I hope.
It's hard to get lost in an eBook. Often, the print is