Books: Digital or physical?

[Ladybug]

I dont really read 

[nakedisnatural]

I struggle to read physical books but Spotify have released thousands of audiobooks, I might give it a go.

[Blake Skies]

I'll admit, i've transitioned over to Audible and Ebooks....

[mynick81]

For 2 years, I've been using our local library's online service - through an app, I can borrow and return e-books at any time. Since then, I've been reading a lot more, almost exclusively on my tablet.

[MeraMC]

Paper for me.

[Totallynotbev]

The library near me doesn't carry manga so I'm always reading on my phone. Paper books help me pay attention though. The one notification and the ADHD goes crazy

[Sunnysarahsays]

Physical is the only way for me!

[Yellow_Oak]

I'm somewhere in the middle. I like the convenience of digital books, when i go on vacation it's much more practical to bring a single e-reader instead of 50 books. But the books that i absolutely love, that are my favorites, i buy in physical form. Because physical books have some sort of class and a collection of books looks way more interesting than an e-reader.

[JoyousLemons]

definitely physical for me. I find it so much harder to concentrate on digital text plus I love just owning physical copies

[timnudist]

I like the tactile feel of holding the book and turning the pages

[Totallynotbev]

Physics books are the only way I can concentrate.

[JoyousLemons]

Physics books are the only way I can concentrate.

i too love physics books

[TRENCH]

I mainly read in phisical books but the digital option gives you a a lot of offer.

[lorena1988]

There's nothing better than reading an actual physical book, some things come and go but books are forever

[Potatohuman]

Physical books because I'm way less likely to forget that I wanted to read them if they are right in front of my nose with a paper sticking out for the page