I prefer e-books because they're really convenient. You can carry a whole library on one device, which is great for traveling. Plus, you can adjust the font size and use the backlight to read in different lighting conditions. It's also nice that e-books are more environmentally friendly since they save paper. And having a built-in dictionary and note-taking features is super handy.

I prefer printed books because I love the feeling of holding a physical book. There's something special about turning the pages and the smell of the paper. Plus, reading a printed book means less screen time, which helps reduce eye strain. I also find it easier to focus on a printed book without the distractions of digital notifications.

For me, it really depends on the situation. E-books are fantastic for when I'm traveling or on the go because they're so portable. But when I'm at home, I enjoy the comfort of reading a printed book. It also depends on the type of book. For example, I might prefer an e-book for a textbook because of the search function, but a printed book for a novel to enjoy the reading experience.