Part 1 topics > E-books

Personally, I prefer reading physical paper books over e-books. There's just something special about holding a book in your hands and turning the pages. I find it easier to focus and get immersed in the story with a physical book. But e-books have their advantages too, like portability and convenience. It really comes down to individual preference.

I tend to read online most often when I'm doing research or looking up information for work or school projects. I'll also sometimes read news articles or blog posts during my breaks or in the evenings. But for leisure reading, I generally prefer to read physical books rather than reading long-form content online.

I don't think paper books will completely disappear in the future, even as digital reading becomes more popular. There will always be people who prefer the tangible experience of physical books. Plus, many people find paper books easier on the eyes and better for focus and immersion. So I expect paper books to continue to have a place alongside e-books.

It's possible that I will read more online in the future, as digital content and devices continue to evolve. The convenience and accessibility of online reading could make it more appealing, especially for quick information lookups or shorter pieces. However, I still really enjoy the experience of physical books, so I don't see myself abandoning them entirely.