KillerQueen commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
For the purposes of this question I mean reading with your eyes (if audiobooks were an option I'd probably choose them lol).
I've been doing a lot of tandem reading lately where I get the audio from Libby and either an ebook or a physical copy to read along (I think it majorly helps with my ADHD while reading). I'm trying to decide if I prefer getting the physical book from my local library or an ebook.
If I was talking about buying a book I'd definitely prefer physical. Even though I just got an e reader at the beginning of the year (boox go 7 my beloved lol) I think that I still prefer physical because it's easier to see how far you're getting in the book? (And it's nice to see it on your shelves when its done if you own it.)
But at the same time my wrists are so grateful when I'm not proping up a big book đ. So I think I prefer ebooks from the library if I know it's a book I'm not going to want to keep?
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