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Isn’t it just a wonderful smell though? They need to emulate that smell for e-readers!
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Ahaha they do, like and a time release puff of air. 🙂
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Do you find cutting blog post off after title or few words/sentences in the Reader makes more Visits or Views to your blog possible?
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I agree wholeheartedly! Old books smell nice, too!
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They are two distinct smells, both so wonderful!
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I’m an ebook gal through and through, but when I come across something that’s really, really good, I do get hard copies when I can. There is a certain satisfaction in cracking the spine open for the first time. 😀
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There most certainly is! 🙂
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Me too! I so rarely buy actual real honest to goodness books any more. But I do love the smell, the texture, the weight, even the sound of the pages. There’s something special.
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Almost everything I read now is on Kindle. It took me forever to try Kindle because I was so sure that I would miss the feel (and smell) of a book in my hands, but I found that with moving and traveling as much as I do, Kindle becomes so much more practical (I can carry all of my books with me wherever I go). But when I find a book I adore, I also have to buy the hard copy also. There are studies that show comprehension and retention isn’t the same on an ebook either….which makes sense to me. I read differently on kindle than paper book.
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Kindle can be a great resource, especially as you said, with travelling.
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Absolutely
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🙂
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I love that seal picture! 🙂 Absolutely, I love that paper smell. I’ll always choose a paperback over digital if I can.
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Me too!
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An absolutely wonderful smell.
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No doubt about it!
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Nothing beats the smell of a brand new book…except a really old book!
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Indubitably!
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Agreed. Sometimes I buy I know I’ll be too busy to read just because of that smell
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It’s worth it!
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You manage to so easily remind me of something I’ve lost……..might go get a book & just carry it around for a while. Enhale that smell for a bit. Might make getting a migraine well worth it.
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It’s a pretty wonderful smell. 🙂
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Lovely :-)))))
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