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Something about snuggling up with a good book on a cold night that I just wont be giving up. I also dont want to fall asleep while reading a Kindle and have it fall to the floor like paper books do.
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@Curves: I have to agree with you on this one. I just recently finished reading an electronic copy of Victor Hugo's "The Man Who Laughs" and I have to say, I just didn't have that feeling of accomplishment.
Another thing the electronic books just can't give you is that feeling of weight. As you read through the book, the balance of weight shifts slowly from right to left. I love it when I am approaching the end of a book but still very much unsure of how the ending will progress.
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@HenryRayker: Another place I cant see me with as Kindle is reading a trashy novel on the beach. I dont want to get sand in it.
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