British book stores have good news for bibliophiles, reporting that more people have been buying physical books recently. What’s more, sales of e-readers have apparently slumped according to their reports. Waterstones, a U.K. book store chain which also sells Amazon’s Kindle, told the Financial Times that demand for the e-reader has all but disappeared.
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E-books Go Out of Fashion As Book Sales Revive
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Sales of Kindles may have peaked, but I read my e-books on my iPad, my iPhone, and my computer. No Kindle needed. I gave mine to my partner.
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