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A recent study by the Pew Research Center shows that 9 out of 10 parents of children under 18 say it’s important to them that their children read printed books. The parents in the study value the sensory experience books give to children — the turning of the pages, the cover images, the rich colors of the illustrations and ink.
They also believe that reading printed books helps them to model reading habits for their children.
One parent who participated in the study thought this to be particularly true in our digital culture. “I’m reading…a book [on a tablet] and my children don’t know if I’m reading a book or if I’m playing on Twitter,” they said. “So I think it’s important to have the book so that they go, ‘Oh Dad’s reading’… not just, ‘Oh he’s updating his Facebook page.’ I think there is like a difference in that.”
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Don't get me wrong--I love my Kindle and my iPhone, but there's still something about a real book. All of the prizes in this blog hop are actual books, so enter away! This time, a copy of my first novel, "The Canticle Kingdom" is up for grabs. Remember, there's just one month left to submit for the second Advent Anthology, with the proceeds this time going to Autism Speaks. For more details, click "Current Projects" above.
Enjoy!
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Tablets, eReaders and smartphones continue to drive the popularity of eBooks. Still, not everyone has moved to the digital age and some don't plan to anytime soon? Where do you stand on the ebook vs printed book debate? What factors motivate you one direction or the other? Share your opinions by taking a minute to take the quick polls below.
To gather more insight into the ebook versus printed book debate, take a moment to participate in the poll below:
Note: I apologize but there is an error on the 4th line of the first poll question. It should just say "Read or plan to predominately read ebooks". Unfortunately, blogger doesn't give me a good way to fix this without starting over.
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Mmm, see, you already asked this from me on another giveaway and it just can't be done! Lol. But my answer is the same about underwater worlds and more actively aware parents.
I love dark fantasy...
I am not good at giving ideas...
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Mary
I am a huge Star Trek fan, so anything to do with space travel is a fun story for me usually :)
oddball2003 at hotmail dot com
I'd like to see a book about talking animals that work together to save the world! Thanks for this amazing giveaway - I would love to win!
I actually was thinking about this a few days ago, thinking of something different. And I thought you know there are all these Science Fiction books about aliens coming to Earth and hiding among us, blending in, so what if Humans went to an alien planet instead? And blend in among the aliens like they do on Earth. Just switch the story around. Now that would be really awesome to read. I hope I wrote this correctly and not confuse anyone.
(An example: Take the Lux series and switch around.)
This has been on my to-read list for a while. =D