"Il n'y a pas d'avenir pour les livres électroniques parce qu'ils ne sont pas des livres."
— Ray Bradbury
Simplified Meaning:
E-books are digital versions of physical books that you can read on devices like tablets or e-readers. Some people feel that e-books lack the special qualities that make printed books unique. For example, with a printed book, you can feel the pages, smell the paper, and even make notes in the margins. You also get the pleasure of turning physical pages and seeing how much you’ve read and how much is left. These sensory experiences can create a stronger emotional connection to the book. Therefore, according to this viewpoint, even though e-books are convenient, they may not fully replace the joy and attachment people feel with traditional books. So, someone might say e-books won’t completely take over because they are missing these important, tangible aspects. If you love the feel and smell of physical books, you might always prefer them despite the rise of digital options.
