(September 27, 2015 at 8:17 am)Little lunch Wrote: My library is about the same size.
It's sought of a shelter for loved books.
I go to the local hospice charity sales.
Basically people die and they sell their stuff.
You don't have much space in a hospice.
You only keep the important books.
So I feel good about rescuing books that meant something to somebody.
I'm also worried that sometime in the future there will suddenly be not many books left.
Lack of interest and trees. :-)
I have read a study (but cannot remember where) linking real books to better recall and retention than their electronic counterparts. But I don't disagree, paper books may soon fall out of favor.
In my opinion the feeling of being surrounded by actual books is not reproducible by any electronic means.
I reject your reality and substitute my own!