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Submitted by skindeep on Sat, 03/20/2010 - 11:26am.

i think (correct me if im wrong) that peopel wanted to start reading novels because they liked actually holding the book and being able to interact with it in a sense that is different from reading online.

but then again, my copy of alice in wonderland is a very old one with large print and a lot of pictures, so my experiece of reading it, even though it was on paper, was different from most other people.

basically i think that each of us had a different experience with the 'book', and although i know that reading it off a computer screen would have changed it for me, it might not for you.

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