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I reblogged this a few days ago.  But I’ll happily do it again. 

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bookierookie:

Reblog if you agree.

I used to be fairly in this camp, until I got a Nook.  Now, I seriously can’t believe it took me so long. I bring it with me all the time, and I never have to worry about not having something to read.  I finished a book on the train last week, and had another one in my hand in seconds. I never run out of things to read, and if I hear about a book I want, I can buy and have it within minutes.

My Nook hasn’t replaced my books— I still have a bookshelf far too big for my apartment and continue to buy them like a maniac— but it’s made bringing all of those books with me easier, which is what I always wanted.  

As a true book lover, I really dislike the tone of someone’s voice when they say they’ll never buy an E-reader, as if it would diminish the quality of what they’re reading.  

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