Last year, I attended a class and discussed the topic of "paper books or e-books" with my classmates. The discussion was lively, but was left1 because of several pros and cons (利弊) of both types of books and the personal2 of different students.
According to an article from LA Times, a study discovered that 92% of 300 college students in America and other three countries 3 paper books. Many participants reported they had headaches for long screen time and are easily4 when siding colorful pages.
I5 that the 92 percentage is true, not just because it is the result of a study. Paper books can6 another perspective (感受) to you reading experience through the7 smell of the book, the feel of the8 between your fingertips and the sense of progress being made throughout your reading.
However, pleasure comes at a9 Physical books aren't cheap10 much room. As a person who moves often and loves written words, it can be a big11 to move my mini library from one place to another, not to mention the money to buy those books.12 , besides taking up less space, e-books are more13 than traditional books. Yet those14 didn't keep my interest for long. Nothing 15 the comforting feeling of curling up (蜷缩) with a hot cup of tea and a book.
