Do you guys read ebooks?

[Ailwuful]

Where do you usually look for ebooks to read?

On what device do you usually read it?

Can you say any indie books you really enjoyed?

Guys, give me a hand here, I published a book and I could use some information on people's preferences and stuff. I think my book has its downs and ups, there are some great stuff in it, but it might not hold the same quality throughout the whole read. There is plenty I can improve, but like I said I could really use some information or feedback.

If anyone want to check it out, you can download a 30% sample in any format at Smashwords: --

[Juras]

What's a book?

[OriginalUsername]

They say it's some kind of movie, but with paper and a lot of words. It sounds dangerous.

But on-topic, I do read e-books. The 'feeling' of a book in your hands is nice, but I don't mind. You get just as sucked into a story on your e-reader (or whatever you use). I do prefer an e-reader over my phone or computer though, but that's probably personal preference.

Edit: The book looks good, I'd buy it if only I didn't spend my money on food..

[MyRedNeptune]

Am I weird if I prefer ebooks over physical books?

[FlawlessHappiness]

Am I weird if I prefer ebooks over physical books?

Nobody's more weird than another.
I think I prefer normal books, since I haven't read much E-books. Other than in school... which is usually boring stuff

[plutomaniac]

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