What is the advantages of downloading ebooks then buying the actual book?
No storage problems, Instant downloads, save money on travailing, Saving trees
instant download,save money,gives us variety,save paper,eco friendly,easy portability and Storage,more Security,saves ink,can easy send to other placessssssss
I have the Kindle, and I love the fact that I can carry my entire library with me at all times! Instead of lugging around two or three books when I go on vacation, I bring a tiny little device.
In addition, I don't have to worry about having clutter around my house. Fewer books mean less dust!
Apart from economical most of the books can be downloaded from INTERNET for free. Sometimes it happens that after reading the books we don't find it that much appealing as we had expected.......we can easily delete it and go for other one... Actual book does not give us this option........
There are so many advantages derived from downloading e books. it depends on a particular solution you are looking for to be solved. lets take for example ; you are confused in my heart and you need help on what to do, its easy searching and download e books online to solve your problems. or need money, you can search for e books on money. meanwhile there are e book you buy online and some download free.
by telltale 7 years ago
Do people nowadays prefer to read in the Internet rather than actual books?Do people read books at all nowadays? I noticed that not many people prefer to go to the library for books, what do you think?
by Lisa 13 years ago
What was the last actual book (not e-book) you read?I love reading a book. A book that I hold in my hands. The heavier, the better! Anyway, the last book I read was "Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children" by Ransom Riggs. The book I'm reading right now is "The Future of...
by SJ Rose 9 years ago
Do you prefer reading from an actual book, or from an e-reader like Kindle or Kobo?
by M. T. Dremer 9 years ago
Which is more important for a self published author, physical or ebook copies?Both have advantages: ebooks aren't limited by stock or location and are generally cheaper. Physical books can sit on the shelves of local bookstores and can be handed to interested parties who aren't tech-savvy. But,...
by Nell Rose 8 years ago
How many words should an ebook have?For example if you are writing a non fiction book based on someones life. I know some are quite short, and others the length of a published novel, but what is acceptable? Thanks!
by alexandriaruthk 12 years ago
Hard copy/print books or ebooks : which one do you prefer?Some people prefer the other, sometimes they prefer which one is available. How about you, what is your reason in choosing the other?
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