Book Conclusions

Anybody that knows me knows that I love reading. I've always loved reading ever since I was little. I remember gathering all of my books that I had when I was about five and organizing them while trying to decide what to read next. That's probably why I love e-readers so much, because I love the idea of having all of my books with me in one place.


Reading is also one of the only things I don't have much trouble understanding. Being hearing impaired means that I don't always understand what is being said.


Books are the only thing in life that I fully understand 100%, and that's probably why I love them so much.


So I'm going to try to make this be about books, and e-readers. If you're a reader like me, it's ok to love e-readers. The world will try to tell you that e-readers aren't real books, but you can read them the same way you can read an actual book; they are just on a device instead.



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