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I’ve always loved reading, I guess it’s a part of who I am. Especially when I was younger when my dream was all about becoming a writer of good novels. That’s why it really hurts that whenever I visit a bookstore I cannot even buy a single book, because they’re just so expensive. I’m on a strict budget this year, so I don’t really have a choice but to resort on reading eBooks instead of reading the ones printed on paper (But to be honest, I’d been reading more eBooks lately because of the lack of money).
Though the feeling of reading novels on my phone will never be as good as reading a real book, at least in eBooks I can just download every book I’ve always wanted to read without even spending a single coin from my wallet. I must admit, it’s genius.
So, please forgive me my co-bookworms and of course, the writers. I know it must be so hard to see your works getting stolen (that’s how I see downloading eBooks illegally) but I just had to do it. The books that are being published lately are just too tempting. A single book already costs me my 2 days allowance, and that’s a really huge deal for me. For now, I’ll set aside my personal feelings toward this case, and I’ll just focus more on quantity over quality. (But please you have to know that this really makes me feel like I’m a bad person)
P.S I was just really happy when I finally succeeded on downloading eBooks without the help of uTorrent. Anyways, I’m going to finish “The fault in our stars” before Jan. 6, so wish me luck. And it’s also my first book out of the 50 books I’m planning to read this year. :)



