▲ 44 r/kindle
I used to say "I'll never give up the smell of physical books." I was wrong.
>Safe to say I have officially converted.
>I held off getting a Kindle for years because I was stubborn about physical copies and the "tactile experience." Well, two days in, and being able to read in pitch-black darkness without turning on a lamp or blinding myself with a phone screen has completely changed my life.
>Decorated my case with a few stickers to make it feel a bit more homey. How long did it take you all to fully switch over from physical books?
u/NovaMellow_Work901 — 5 days ago