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Post subject: Re: Hardcover or softcover Posted: Oct 24th, '14, 17:45 |
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Taiki
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Quite difficult question for me. Softcovers are very easily destroyed and hardcovers are quite heavy, especially when I need to carry them in my handbag. But in general, I probably prefer hardcovers.
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Post subject: Re: Hardcover or softcover Posted: Oct 25th, '14, 01:46 |
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VioletSparkle
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I like books in hard cover, but most of the books I own are in soft cover. They are the only ones that I can afford.
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Post subject: Re: Hardcover or softcover Posted: Oct 31st, '14, 07:00 |
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jadepanda-ai
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I prefer hardcover, but if I can only find the book I'm looking for in softcover that's fine with me as well
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Post subject: Re: Hardcover or softcover Posted: Nov 4th, '14, 23:11 |
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Lord Energy Drink
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I really like softcovers.
Maybe that's because I used to read when travelling and it's easier to bring than a hardcover, but I also like the feel of it, and I think it looks better in my bookcase.
However it's really stupid that they damage so easily...
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Post subject: Re: Hardcover or softcover Posted: Nov 5th, '14, 03:59 |
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Nightingale
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I like hardcovers most of the time.
If the book is really thin I don't see much of a point in a hardcover, or if it's a light novel.
I cannot stand e-books though, they hurt my eyes since I read for hours at a time if I like a book.
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Post subject: Re: Hardcover or softcover Posted: Apr 14th, '15, 12:32 |
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Khalessii
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I prefer hardcovers but softcover versions are cheaper and practical to my student allowance for now. if I can't find hardcover/softcover on local bookstores near my hometown then I resort to e-books.
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Post subject: Re: Hardcover or softcover Posted: May 8th, '15, 04:29 |
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Anja Sedai
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Most hardcover books never really feel comfortable to me. Too big and bulky. I do like some of the smaller hard cover editions though. I love my hardcover set of Library of America books for Philip K. Dick. If all hardcovers were like that I would buy a lot more.
Mostly though I prefer paperback or ebook, depending on the book, because they're a lot more comfortable to hold and a lot more portable. Also a lot cheaper.
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Post subject: Re: Hardcover or softcover Posted: May 30th, '15, 09:33 |
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Post subject: Re: Hardcover or softcover Posted: Jun 12th, '15, 09:11 |
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soulreaper
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I have mostly softbacks due to they tend to be cheaper. Most of my hardbacks are from yard sales though a few of my softbacks are from them as well. I do have many many free books on my Kindle due to Amazon. Either way, books are books to me ^.^
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Post subject: Re: Hardcover or softcover Posted: Jul 14th, '15, 20:32 |
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Kipkn
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For any book that I might want to carry around with me as I read it, I want paperback because it is flexible and fits better in a purse, and I don't like messing up my hardcover books. For any book that I will reread (usually one in a series), I prefer hardcover because it is more durable.
The reason I get ebooks (when I do) is usually because I find it cheap (some on sale for ~$2) or I really want the book now (and want to be able to sneak reading it while at work).
I love to have a pristine hardcover copy of books that I loved as a child.
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