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NUT-me-SHELL t1_it5ida8 wrote

I think it’s all up to personal preference. I love my kindle I have thousands of books at my fingertips no matter where I am - but I do have physical copies of signed books and my absolute favorites on my shelves.

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OS_Jytz t1_it5ijul wrote

Check if your local library has overdrive.

If so, I would highly recommend getting a kobo as it pairs very easily with overdrive. Then you don't have to worry about buying books as you can rent them from the library, and only buy the things not on overdrive. (overdrive has quite a large selection)

Also just a library card will get you access to tons of physical books too

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andyroid92 t1_it5ikho wrote

If you love physical, then I say go that way. I like having a physical collection of favorite books too and dont care for digital books. I can usually find pretty cheap paperbacks at Half-Price Books and second hand stores pretty cheap 🙂

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thaisweetheart t1_it5ilby wrote

you should get libby if you have a good public library! it lets you borrow books and you can send them to your kindle to read for FREE! buy physical books you want to keep or just want a copy of (that’s why i do)

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Donald-bain t1_it5inyq wrote

Kindle now, real books when you get out of school & settled.

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Susccmmp t1_it5irf3 wrote

Yes if you want to read a lot of books that you may not have an interest in reading again especially with kindle+.

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Elustra t1_it5j49z wrote

There is a kindle app for the phone that you can get for free. You can download a book and see if you enjoy it. A Kindle is the same but bigger

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CrazyCatLady108 t1_it5j4ky wrote

Hi! /r/kindle or /r/ereader are better equipped to help you out. Please make sure to check their rules before posting. Good luck!

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IndigoTrailsToo t1_it5j5ko wrote

Check out your local goodwill / second hand clothing stores for the cheapest books of all

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Borganstein t1_it5jbw2 wrote

I prefer physical books as well but just don’t have the space for them. So I use to sell, trade them to keep my collection manageable. I’ve had a kindle for 4 or 5 years and it’s so much easier. When I’m travelling I can read at my normal speed without worrying about not having anything to read. It saves me having to carry heaps of books. Having said that nothing beats reading a physical book.

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