Books Vs. EBooks

By Megan Chase

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Many people love to read a good book, but over the last 3 years people have been putting down there trusty hardback book and picking up a kindle or eBook reader.

My pitch is to find out whether the general public prefer to read a good old fashioned book

or read of a modern EBook with the use of a reader such as a kindle.

FactsEBooks

→ Pros: accessible anywhere, easy, quick, easy to highlight/mark.

→ Cons: expensive, sometimes they're missing pages, graphics, etc.

Books

→ Pros: you can, well, feel them; you can read the ending before the beginning without a ll the hassle; they look nice on shelves.

→ Cons: it's not like you can whip out a book to read while standing on a line, paper cuts, there really aren't too many cons.

In 1949, Angela Ruiz (a teacher from Spain) made the first electronic book ( ebook). She done this so her students had to carry less books.

Most buyers of eBooks are male aged between 49-51. Most eBook's users have a higher income compared to thoughs who buy printed booksMost buyers of printed books are female aged between 42-58.

Reading can help prevent Alzheimer’s.

Fiction books increase your ability to empathize with others

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ProductionLocation List:Swindon town center outside a book shop for example Water StonesA house living room or any room with a chair.A library, for example the central library in the Swindon town centerEquipment List:CameraMicrophoneTripodLaptopTabletKindleBooksPhone

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Why I have chosen this

This would be the time I would ask if you had any questions, but sadly I'm

not present so I’m unable to answer any questions

you may have.