Do you more like to read a paper book or a electrolic one?  

i think electronic reading would benefit business people for example if they are on public transport going to a meeting they can read their books electronically, but i prefer paperback like you said because it is comfortable, whereas a laptop heats up and you have to be careful with it.

Well i guess you talking about the books and e-books, if i am not wrong.Then i really love to read novels rather than e-books.E-books are the ones which are available online, i really get bored and dont find enough concentrated while reading e-books, so i prefer to read a novel than an e-book. :)

I dont think I have ever acutally read an ebook. Any of these books are good to read and I think an ebook would be just as good as a paperbook, but I cant be sure. I just think there are many things that are interesting and ebooks are quite amusing and I think that I would like reading them. paper books are interesting too.

I much prefer to read a paper book. I really enjoy reading and I find it easier to read a paper book. I have a difficult time reading electronic books or things online. Why? I'm not entirely sure, but it's just the way that I do things, and have the habit of doing things, of reading.

Paper book or electronic book. It doesnt matter to me because it is always a book ;-). But I wouldnt read a book on my computer because I wouldnt be concentrated to book. But on the other site for example in bus is better book in mobile then paper one.

I love reading! I prefer reading paperbacks though. I love curling in bed in my pj's and read a good book before going to sleep. It is more comfortable and I love the feel and the smell of the ink and the paper. It is as if there is a connection between me and the author. I also read online books when I am on the move but I still prefer paperbacks. Happy reading!

I prefer paper books, because they are easier to read. If I want to fully read an ebook I print it out.

The price of ebook readers does seem to be coming down though. I recently saw a pdf compatible one in Waterstones for only(!) £189. I'll probably purchase a reader at some point, as I have a lot of pdfs that I haven't properly read yet.

I like to sit in a comfortable chair and hold a paper book. It is enjoyable to read it and when I pause I can use a cardboard book mark to keep the page. I don't like reading an electronic book on my laptop nearly as much. If the paper book costs ten dollars and the electronic book three dollars I will choose the paper copy. Proper reading is the way for me.

I prefer paper backs for fiction reading. I like e-books for how to's or instruction some times. So I am like 70/30 on the whole matter (70 paper 30 electronic).
Truth be told, I hate the thought of reading a fiction book electronically.

I prefer book, it more easier to read. Though i can easily get free ebooks online. I end up printing them out, but some believe that that's not a good go green practice.