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Try the Wilkes County Library website www.arlibrary.org they have lots of ebooks you can download for FREE!

They may be the way of the future, but that doen't mean I have to use 'em! Heck I still take the daily Journal. No online newspapers for me!

E-books are great for on-the-go (vacations, doctor appointment, waiting for kids in school lines, etc.). Works great if you have it on an iPhone or iPod. Those gadgets are easy to have with you anyway, plus you can download immediately and change the font to whatever size is easier to read. I collect real books too, so I have the best of both worlds. I wouldn't be so quick to knock e-books, it's probably the way of the future. I'll always have a personal library at home though.

I read the "Mitford" and "The #1 Detective Ladies Agency series from the library. It wasn't hard to get them in order, just read the check out the first one and if they don't have#2 (or higher) ask them to order it from another branch. That way, by the time you finish whichever one you're reading, the next one is in.

Well it is hard to get books in order if you are reading a series at the library I tired

I like to actaully hold a book in my hands. And I don't buy any of them. There's a place you can get them for free called the PUBLIC LIBRARY.

I downloaded some I wanted to read for free if I had bought the books they was $15 to $20 each so see if you can get what you want for free first if I can't find them in paperback that is what I like to read then I try to download they read the same as the ebooks I have bought some are ebooks people are sharing

instead of buying at the stores or going out of town to purchase books you can by ebooks online and most of the time they are cheaper than the book it self, also you can lend your ebooks out