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E-books and e-readers all the way! All my teenage years I was reading on a e-reader.
I broke mine couple of months ago and I will probably buy an replacement with my next paycheck.
I'd prefer paper, but having moved so many times I just can't bring myself to own hardcopies unless I know someone who would like the book. So it's E-reader unless driving, then audiobook.
ebook on my phone from random website
Never had an e-reader, usually I read physical books or on a regular screen, so I guess, paper books?
I have an executive function disorder, so while reading my mind likes to work on things that are not related to what I'm reading.
So books/eReaders don't really work for me, it's just far too difficult to actually get through something. So I stick to audio books.
Though, audio books tend to put me to sleep.
- Audiobooks
- Paper (with nightlight)
- Ebook
I fuckin hate reading. Audio books all the way.
Paper. I don't fuck with pdfs and audio books are a crime against nature