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Bridgette Lipscomb

The old-fashioned way - on paper.

I must be old-fashioned! If I am going to read a book I like it to be an actual book!!

Alana DeForest

The old-fashioned way - on paper.

My favorite method of relaxation is reading a good book in a hot bath, and the idea of taking one of those digital readers to the tub seems pretty dangerous.

Plus I like to share good books with friends and e-books make that nearly impossible.

Rachel Okimi

The old-fashioned way - on paper.

Jody Evans

On paper and electronically.

Not a big fan or reading that much for leisure but if I am reading a non- entertainment magazine (Newsweek/business journals/ things of that nature) or newspaper I like to read online of digitally.

They just seem to be very big waste of paper.

If I’m reading a large book of literature I like it the old fashion style. I just like the experience and the hands-on-ness of having a paper made book.

Alissa Jensen

The old-fashioned way - on paper.

Suzanne Borders

The old-fashioned way - on paper.

I love books! Since I don't own (and never have owned) a TV, I own more books than movies and music combined.

I could sit and read for days at a time (and often do). I can't stand reading on computers though, due to my habit of reading for hours upon hours at a time.

My eyes end up hurting so bad from the screen, and while I haven't tried a handheld device like Kindle, I'm afraid I wouldn't know what to do with my hands, lol. I like feeling the paper, holding the book, being able to highlight portions of the novel and make notes for myself inside of it (and little doodles).

I don't imagine you can do that with a Kindle, so I'm gonna have to go with the "old fashioned way" answer.

Joanna Griffin

On paper and electronically.

If it's a book I'll read for entertainment I like it the old-fashioned way. If it's a textbook for school and will save me money by reading it online, I go that route.

Tony Sapad

On paper and electronically.

It doesn't matter what media it's on. It's still letters, sentences, paragraphs and conveys the say thing no matter what it's written on. It's the "natural" progression of technology.

Hassan Al-Rubaie

On paper and electronically.

While I don’t have any real aversion to electronic handheld reading devices, I’m not going to buy a device that is dedicated to reading.

There are plenty of e-book readers out there for laptops and other devices. I even have e-book reader software installed on my cell phone.

Chrissy Wunderlich

The old-fashioned way - on paper.

Alexander Morales

The old-fashioned way - on paper.

Kadi Schantz

The old-fashioned way - on paper.

Nothing compares to the feel of a real paper book in my hands. Also I write in almost every book I read, and that is a little difficult to do in the electronic versions.