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‘They’re my babies’: The surprising reasons we still love physical books

By Info60 Australia Desk•Summary of reporting by Sydney Morning Herald•2h ago•0 views•
‘They’re my babies’: The surprising reasons we still love physical books
In a digital age, paper books are as popular as ever. But why do we hang on to them after we’ve read them? And what’s a “bibliomaniac”?
In a digital age, paper books are as popular as ever. But why do we hang on to them after we’ve read them? And what’s a “bibliomaniac”?
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