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or because you really really want to read a new book but don't want to wait half a goddamn year for the paperback version or because hardcovers are about 100% of the books you recieve as a gift
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my paperback version of war and peace (penguin) has this weird thing with the pages. though I guess with a massive book like that, it might be an advantage
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Bandiet posted:What's the advantage? Does it help fat paperbacks from curving or something? idk, I just found it easier to turn the pages as I go, whether it's just in my head or not is debatable
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these days I judge people by whether the spine of their books show wear, and if they've got those ridiculously tacky and overdesigned hardcover versions of classic books
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I just bend open the book and don't really care about the spine at all. but I also don't intend to sell whichever book in buy either, so it doesn't matter to me. It's also really cumbersome to try to read without bending the spine or pages way back when your only source of light comes at an angle from your right
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Jan 9, 2016 12:48
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Mel Mudkiper posted:I thought you didn't like fantasy novels 
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opinions about dust jackets
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