Anyone else REALLY like leatherbound books?

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Anyone else REALLY like leatherbound books?

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Alright, so I thought I would share my latest obsession... books with rich leatherbound covers.
Journals.. Bibles.. Christian books. I love them. I love how they look. How they feel. I use the fact that I really like the look and feel of a book to coerce me into buying it. (Which I suppose isn't TERRIBLE when I'm buying books about faith..)

I like old feeling things. : ] What about you guys?
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I love the smell, its kinda musty and reminds me of my grandparents :D
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Yeah I like books in general, honestly I understand why people like it but I can't see myself getting a kindle anytime soon.
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Have an old leatherbound KJV, beautiful.
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This is a strange fetish, but hey, knock yourself out. :pound:
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jlay wrote:This is a strange fetish, but hey, knock yourself out. :pound:
jlay, It's funny. I thought the exact same thing. :lol:
I love the smell, its kinda musty and reminds me of my grandparents :D
Ah, yes. The unmistakable smell of old people.
Have an old leatherbound KJV, beautiful.
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I have a leather cover on my Kindle. Does that count?
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Yeah it does haha
I got a Kindle and thought it was great, but now I'm back to buying regular books. I gave up instant gratification to have physical objects.
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RickD wrote:
Have an old leatherbound KJV, beautiful.
Isn't everything in England, old, Danny?
My son isn't :lol:
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Canuckster1127 wrote:I have a leather cover on my Kindle. Does that count?
Dude, that's postmodernist :)
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DannyM wrote:
Canuckster1127 wrote:I have a leather cover on my Kindle. Does that count?
Dude, that's postmodernist :)
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