Digital, print or audiobooks? Which do you prefer and why?
Print for fiction/non-fiction and things like art or design books. But I buy less of these because I have piles upon piles of unread books.
Audiobooks are pricey compared to print and digital, so I'm more selective about what I get. With fiction, it's mostly classics and books I feel like I missed out on. It goes without saying the reader's voice tips the buying decision scale.
Digital for reference books, and if available, art/design books.
Audiobooks are pricey compared to print and digital, so I'm more selective about what I get. With fiction, it's mostly classics and books I feel like I missed out on. It goes without saying the reader's voice tips the buying decision scale.
Digital for reference books, and if available, art/design books.
