I love my kindle and do most of my reading on it but if Ireally enjoy a book I will buy a hard copy for my bookshelf!

Books... been around for centuries, that is my final answer.

I've never read an E-book, so I like real books.

Ereading. I was reading a tree born book the other day and found myself frustrated when tapping an unfamiliar word on the page didn't bring up a definition. Paper lovers can rave all they want about how there's nothing quite as pleasing to their senses as the smell of old mold. For my part, I'll take a book whose font is easier to adjust to my eyes any day.

I read paper books when I can, often while eating dinner at a restaurant. I especially like to read paper books in public. It is a tiny social engineering mission I have to get people really reading, especially reading non-fiction. I have noticed that people will pay some attention to my reading a paper book and that they ignore it when I read an ebook or listen to an audiobook. The paper book can also be an icebreaker to a question or full conversation. The cover of a paper book is often an "attention getter" that aids the above actions, and it is also an advertisement of your thinking. I get more than a few glances when I am at IHOP with a book like The End Of Faith. This lets them know "There are Atheists among them!" I have often been the first Atheist that somebody has ever met, and often it is due to reading an Atheist book in public.

I read ebooks most often. I like being able to take notes, search, quote, highlight, look up things as I am reading. Plus, the portability and lower price are big pluses! I don't know exactly how many books I "read", but it is in considerable excess of the 809 listed on my FaceBook page (many of my chosen books are not " popular" with FB - I could probably add another 30%). That translates into serious money!

And I listen to audiobooks when I am doing something else, usually. I reserve my audiobooks for fiction, which is almost entirely Sci-Fi, though some of the classics (Mark Twain, Steinbeck, Dickens, and such), and nonfiction which does not require graphics.

I just like the feel of the paper and like to collect the books I read.

Never done an ebook.. I like real authentic books with pages you can turn and hold in your hand.

I like both. Books for work while I'm eating lunch or late night to get away from the screen. Ebooks are great when going to the doctor or taking my 93 year old mother to the hairdresser or doctor.

I prefer books, however; I’ve fallen in lust with Audible. I never got the hang of kindle reading or e-reading.

I love the convenience of e-books. I do not read books as much as I should and this helps to resolve that. I have, unfortunately had to get most of my reading done via web sources. A bit of a sad commentary on my life.

It depends. When reading fiction, definitely turning the real pages is where I like to be but doing research for fun , I prefer computer allowing me to flip with hyperlinks,
With research , it is the content I am after, with a novel it is the inner feel I seek . To be captured within the pages and smell the action in the print.

I've tried the ebooks thing and I just can't get used to it. Nothing feels the same to me as lounging around with a physical book.