CoffeeWorld commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I want to confess that I've been downloading books since I got access to the internet for the first time. I grew up in a tiny town and we didn't have a lot of new books here even in the closest big city. And if I wanted to read something out of library stock I had to search for .txt files and read it on my mp3-player.
Now, there are so many things available to me: tons of bookshops, online shopping, huge libraries. Still I pirate some books because I don't think it's right to buy them if they aren't available in my local library. I mean mostly the books written by celebrities and rich people (or rather written by ghost writers for them): those people certainly don't need my £20 if they can afford tickets to Met Gala, for instance. I don't want to support them with my scarce money; I'd better support some indie author or charity. Also I buy physical copies of books that I pirated and loved because I want to thank the author.
So my question is: do you think it is ethical to pirate certain books? Textbooks, nonfiction, fiction, whatever?
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CoffeeWorld commented on gracie's review of Cash (Lucky River Ranch, #1)
Not unexpectedly, I really enjoyed the first half of this book because I’m a sucker for yearning. But equally unsurprising was the decline of my enjoyment once they properly demonstrated their interest and the yearning ceased. It’s very much like seeing people I would never be friends with find the love of their life—I’m happy for them, but I don’t really care. Additionally, those who aren’t interested in some very conservative sounding discussions of marriage and children should be aware that this book has multiple instances of both. Very “make an honest woman out of her” sort of energy. But for all of my personal issues, this is a very typical response for me to heterosexual romance, so I think typical readers of this genre with different responses will probably enjoy it more than I did. This book did exactly what the genre expects.
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And now she says she used to learn dances in just 3 days instead of the standard week, I truly can't take this book seriously. I'm gonna start going through this quickly just to finish it. The writing is also pretty bad besides everything seeming so fake, it has the same feeling of a little kid listing the things they did in school that day
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CoffeeWorld commented on moski's review of Rogue Protocol (The Murderbot Diaries, #3)
i’m sorry that every time i read a murderbot book my review is just “i freaking love murderbot” but also i’m not sorry i really freaking love murderbot
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