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Book Review and Giveaway: Summer on the Moon by Adrian FogelinAnother week another Interrobang YA?! Vlog. This week is all about your reading format of choice. Which do I prefer and would you even consider reading anything other than a print book? Take a look!
So, you tell me? Is it audio, eBook and/or print books for you?
For those of you curious about the Lionsgate movie option of The Chaos Walking series by Patrick Ness check it out here.
I love print books most of all. Occasionally I’ll read on an e-reader, but not too often (mostly when I travel). As for audio books, I’m not of fan of them, but I suspect that’s because I like to imagine the voices of characters in my mind as opposed to someone else interpreting them for me.
Have a great week, Danielle!
Mostly ebooks!!!
Love my Kindle!!!
Hate audio books…
Audios? I’ve been trying them recently. I like that I can listen to a book and clean and work around the house. I figure it will also really work when the baby arrives.
eReaders? Yes! My biggest pet peeve has been that I can’t see the book covers on the Kindle. Now the new Kindle lets you see the covers. I may have to get one.
Print? Yes but, I don’t really buy them. I usually get them from the library.
I’m like you, I read different formats depending on the time of day. Audio books are for my commute to and from work , ebooks are for when I’m at the gym (sometimes if I’m on a train or bus), and paperbooks for other times.
Great video. Yay Nick Podehl rocks!