Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

[juldea]

Anyone buying this and want to lend it to me when you're done? I don't like buying hardcovers...

Alternately, do we know if public libraries stock up on copies of books such as this? *goes to investigate*

Comments

[siderea]

How does that work? I mean, I have arm problems holding up the book, but I also have arm problems holding up the PDA. (Reading it on a monitor in a nicely ergonomic desk-setup is fine.) You don't have problems reading from a PDA?

[alexx-kay.livejournal.com]

I have no problems with the PDA. Well, no more than I would with a typical paperback. Really *lengthy* reading sessions can lead to tiredness.

The PDA is lower resolution than paper, and can be difficult to read under direct sunlight. On the flip side, it's light, and I *always* have it with me, so I can read a few pages easily while waiting in line or whatever. Also, being able to do a text search is occasionally handy.