Curious to have one of you explain to me how it works that a public library has and loans out an ebook collection. Cannot quite figure out how that would work.
I have an iPad, and there are about a dozen books on its bookshelves, bought in a frenzy of enthusiasm when I first got it. Then I discovered I MUCH prefer a real book, so those books languish in there against the day I might need them. That day does not seem to come. In the meantime, all those iTunes gift cards family members showered on me, and my son loaded into the iPad store account for me, sit in there as a fairly hefty sum, waiting to be spent. Have purchased about 30 pieces of favorite music, and 3 movies, but just don't go there very often. It is sort of a been there, done that kind of thing. Much prefer my real books, magazines, and newspapers, followed when it suits me by real movies on the television by way of my DVD player or cable. Have Newsweek and Time electronically on my iPad, but again, have pretty much given up on Newsweek and still read Time on paper.
