If a book is cheap should it matter if it's large print instead of regular print?
SM
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Large Print vs Regular Print
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Not to me, but then the large print no longer looks that large to me!
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[quote=""boswellbaxter""]Not to me, but then the large print no longer looks that large to me![/quote]
I don't need my glasses for reading, though sometimes in older books the text is smaller then I'd like.
The paperback of this book is out in Nov but I really don't want to wait that long. And all the hardback of this book are more then I want to spend, except for this ex-library large print.
I think I'll get it, it's the full book just larger LOL!
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I don't need my glasses for reading, though sometimes in older books the text is smaller then I'd like.
The paperback of this book is out in Nov but I really don't want to wait that long. And all the hardback of this book are more then I want to spend, except for this ex-library large print.
I think I'll get it, it's the full book just larger LOL!
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The first time I got a used large-print book, I was distracted at first by the large font, but once I got a chapter or two read, it didn't bother me. Now I rather like it! I got a new paperback the other day with a font so small I can barely read it, even with the help of my very high-powered glasses.
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I like large print for reading on the treadmill! But I've done the same, if a books not available in regular I've gotten the large instead and never been bothered.
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[quote=""boswellbaxter""]Not to me, but then the large print no longer looks that large to me![/quote]
Hehe, same here. The larger print is a bit jarring at first but you'll get used to it. Your book will be a whoooooole lot fatter though.
Hehe, same here. The larger print is a bit jarring at first but you'll get used to it. Your book will be a whoooooole lot fatter though.
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[quote=""boswellbaxter""]Not to me, but then the large print no longer looks that large to me![/quote]
That made me laugh!
I can remember when I was a teenager my cousin and I would get the large print books out of the library!!!! Don't ask me why.
That made me laugh!

I can remember when I was a teenager my cousin and I would get the large print books out of the library!!!! Don't ask me why.

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