Sentences with phrase «instead of a paperback book»

A lot of people choose to read books over an eBook reader instead of a paperback book simply because it is easier and more portable as compared with a real book.

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And the shape really lends itself to transitional dressing, not having to wear a heavy boot means you are not just lighter on your feet, but more keen to embrace other lighter options too — like reading a book on a tablet instead of paperback, or a breezy knee - length skirt to float into spring...

I think it is a good incentive for people to buy your paperback book instead of just the ebook.

Just a note: I don't buy a hardcover book for «how it looks on the shelf», but instead partially because of durability / hardiness and how it feels in my hands as compared to a paperback.

You can switch devices as easily as picking up a paperback instead of a hardcover (of the same book).

I also like the larger screen... feels like I'm reading a full size book now instead of a mass market paperback.

The thing is that if you self - publish and use the free ISBNs provided by CreateSpace or another paperback printing service instead of purchasing them from Bowker, then the bookstore has no way of purchasing your books through a distribution service at the discounted price they require.

I love that if I'm stuck somewhere, instead of cursing because I haven't got a paperback with me, I can pull out my iPhone and read a book.

Click on the book covers to be automatically taken to the Amazon store in your country, and of course you can also purchase any of the books as ebooks or paperbacks... or as an audiobook when available... instead of borrowing them.

It's the other terms of the deal that he was swayed by: for example, the fact that Amazon was going to come out with an e-book version within a matter of days after the book was finished, and then follow that quickly with a paperback — and that both were going to be sold at a cheaper price, instead of the traditional industry's approach of trying to charge print prices for electronic books.

«I bought a Kindle when they first came out in late 2007...» he remembers in his blog post, «and delighted in using it on airplane trips instead of bringing along two or three paperback books.»

So for me, I focus on spending my time writing more digital books, instead of doing the paperback thing.

I produced a paperback for my debut mystery / thriller Poison Bay, not for online sales but because it feels different to have my own book on my bookshelf instead of just in my Kindle, and because I can do it all myself so I don't have any typesetting or cover design costs.