What is your preferred way to read a book?

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eBook/Kindle16%

Print Edition64%

PDF/Tablet10%

Audio Books (I prefer to listen)8%

Something else?1%

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VP of Marketing in Services (non-Government)a year ago

Although I prefer paper... I end up mostly reading on Kindle because it's greener/more sustainable, faster to get it, doesn't take up space on our already overflowing home library, and is often cheaper (especially given how many books I read a year).

Principle Consultant in IT Servicesa year ago

In Canada, I use Kobo. Similar to Kindle, but supports Libby so I can get books from my library.

Sustainable Supply Chain Adviser in Healthcare and Biotecha year ago

Kindle when I'm travelling, print edition when I'm at home. I don't buy 2 of each book despite this and will keep either/or depending on where I am when I find the book. :)

HR Strategic Partner, People + Culture Leader9 months ago

I still love reading printed books on occasion, but lean heavily toward e-books the majority of the time now for sustainability/convenience/cost reasons.

Sustainable Supply Chain Adviser in Healthcare and Biotech9 months ago

I read print and Kindle depending on whether I'm at home or travelling (travel with Kindle).

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