Where do you get your books?

bookmooch, swaptree, bookstores, audible.com

docs.ro

waterstones. the real thing.

Book shops. Reading whole (e-)books on a monitor don't give the same feeling as reading the good ol' paper books.

I usually browse the shelves at Barnes and Noble but buy at amazon ;-)

Amazon is great for books in english, I have also bought from a site called OfertondeLibros.com where they have a lot of Bargain Books.

Local library or bookshops

Library, book shops, or amazon

bookshops and library
anyway, having a book in your hands and browsing it is totally different by scrolling the pages up or down on a .doc or .pdf file.

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Originally Posted by copacabana

bookshops and library
anyway, having a book in your hands and browsing it is totally different by scrolling the pages up or down on a .doc or .pdf file.

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If you are going to read Ebooks you need to read them in an Ebook format. They mimic a book a lot better than a standard document. It's still not the same thing but it's much closer. I also read on my PDA which means I don't have to stare at a monitor and can lounge like I would with a book.