Hardcover Essays

  • Paper Books vs. eReaders

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    We are in the digital age. Along with all the other innovative technology of the 21st century, a competitor for the classic paper book has emerged: the eReader. The paper book, which was the monopoly for reading material since its invention, has most likely met its match. With a capacity of hundreds of books in devices that can be pencil thin, the eReaders are slowly dominating the market. Whichever product comes out on top is up to the consumers’ decisions. The decision of paper books versus eReaders

  • Disadvantages Of Technology Essay

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    resource capable of downloading many other things, including movies and games, for later entertainment. Since early 2010, e-readers have become very popular, a fact proven through their sales figures. By July 2010, the e-book sales bypassed all hardcover sales. Continuing to grow,

  • Writing for the Future: What is online publishing?

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    Books have been around for a long time and they will continue to exist regardless of the technological advancements being made in the field of publishing. Even though it may be proven not environmentally friendly, online publishing is the future of writing with eBooks dominating the book market and the preference of electronic devices to hard copy material. What is online publishing? What effects will eBooks have on the book publishing business and which is more environmentally friendly? Online

  • Books Should Not Be Changed Into Digital Versions

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    with technology. Books are better than digital copies because of the cost difference, books do not have batteries, and not all books appear in digital versions. Books should not be changed to digital versions because of the difference in costs. Hardcover books may have an approximate price of twenty dollars. Paperbacks might cost ten dollars. Meanwhile, an e-reader may cost hundreds. Daily reading books and college textbooks may cost from five dollars to two-hundred dollars, respectively. While it

  • Two Paths with the Same Destination

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    Books are one of the first forms of entertainment. Used to capture history, educate as well as entertainment. Books are sold all over the world. Due to the popularity of electronic devices, books were thought to be fading into history along with 8 tracks, and VHS tapes. Nevertheless, there is still a need and demand for paper back books and when considering going green over antique. Both E Books and paper back books have the core elements in common; however, they each have their own quirks that make

  • Reading Literature Makes USarter And Nicer Summary

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    talks about how reading can make you look at the world in a different perspective. There’s more students who read online than an actual hard copy of a book. Many students are using online to read but they don’t usually enjoy it. I believe reading a hardcover is exceptional than reading online. I agree that reading literature makes us smarter and nicer. Deep reading is a good thing to do. Deep reading helps us understand what the book is really trying to say. In the article it says, “Deep reading -

  • Literary Analysis Of Asylum

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    book in the Asylum series, Roux’s first book series. Asylum is a novel that will engulf the reader and appeal to the reader’s interest in horror, suspense, and questioning reality in a gripping story containing strange and ominous photos (Asylum Hardcover – August 20, 2013). Dan Crawford is a participant in the New Hampshire College Preparatory Program. The program is designed to prepare the best students from around the nation for college. During the program the students stay in real college dorms

  • The Smiling President: Jimmy Carter

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    to peace, democracy and human rights throughout the world. Works Cited Balmer, Randall. The Redeemer. New York, NY: Basic Books 2014. Hardcover and paperback Brinkley, Douglas G. The Unfinished Presidency. New York, NY: Penguin Books 1999. Hardcover and paperback and audio book Zelizer, Julian. Jimmy Carter. New York, NY: Times Books. 2010. Hardcover and Kindle edition

  • Personal Exercise: Personal Strengths

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    because I truly do not always understand her emotions, which makes her feel disconnected from me. In this course I have learned a lot, but unfortunately I am still stuck with the National Obsession of fixing what is wrong(Soar With Your Strengths Hardcover – September 1, 1992, 1992). See my marriage means more to me than anything! I cannot cut my wife off and focus on my strengths to make them standout when my weakness is causing my marriage to suffer. Therefore, I am doing my best to work on my weakness

  • Digital Technology is Changing the Published World

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    A book is a published composition having illustrated and printed sheets made of ink or paper parchments hinged at one side. Despite the fact that there are thousands of books being published today, the existence of the digital world is slowly changing published books into digital forms (electronic books). An electronic book is a book publication that exists in the internet and is easily accessible on a CD-ROM. Advanced technology has led to discovery of user-friendly electronic appliances that make

  • This Is What It Means To Say Phoenix Arizona Summary

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    Out of the Ashes: “This is What it Means to say Phoenix, Arizona” For many decades, the myth and stereotypes surrounding native American Culture has long been only viewed through, Hollywood portrayals, religious, educational studies. It has long remained controversial topic and has raised just as many questions concerning Indians and the cultural life of Native Americans as it has answered. Sherman Alexie’s story serves to both reinforce those stereotypes and shatter them all together. In “This is

  • Rush Limbaugh

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    Rush Limbaugh Rush Limbaugh has done much more than just change the style of talk radio, he has become somewhat of a political leader for many Americans. He has been the type of spokesman many people have been looking for. “Why am I being called the most dangerous man in America?” Limbaugh asks his listeners. “ Because I am right, and I enjoy being right.” (June 3, 1995, The Philadelphia Inquirer) Rush has caused people to change their views of the country and it's political leaders. He's had many

  • Adulting: An Intertextual Analysis

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    to pick one up and finish it. However, when I do read, whether it be for school or for pleasure I want a hard copy of the book. I have nothing against a used paper back book, but there is no denying that I am aesthetically drawn to crisply, new hardcover books. With that, I found a book that I purchased about a year ago called "Adulting: How to become a Grown-Up in 468 Easy(ish) Steps." At my age and with all the discombobulation that I feel in my daily struggle to get on top of my life, I am drawn

  • Life Beyond The Pages

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    It is a foolish thing to believe that books and formal education are worthless to the progress of man, but it is an equally foolish thing to believe that the entirety of human history and life can be contained within the dusty pages of a hardcover textbook. William Wordsworth’s “The Tables Turned” provides a vivid world of natural imagery combined with an impassioned attitude and neatly structured stanzas that strongly advocate the understanding of the brilliance of life without books, while Howard

  • Taking a Look at Barnes & Noble

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    Strengths The bookstore chain has been decreasing in profit in the US over the past 20 years. Most of the books retailers are shutting down their operations and only a few are still operating in the country. Barnes and Noble has become the largest bookseller in the book retailers industry (1). The firm has integrated its business philosophy into web presence though eBook marketplace. This business strategy assisted the firm to be able to reach a large scale customers and remain as a strongest competitor

  • Yearbook Analysis

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    The sun shines on a warm June day. Trabuco Hills High School’s 2013-2014 edition yearbook, the very first book I contributed to, has been published. As I walk to my sixth period yearbook class, I see swarms of students passing around multicolored pens as they finish signing each other’s yearbook before the bell rings. I can hear an echo of laughter coming from my classroom as students of all grade levels flip through the freshly bound book, contemplate puns, and embrace each other on the account

  • THE DEVELOPMENT AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES IN E-COMMERCE

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    E-commerce is the use of electronic methods and technologies to sell and purchase either goods, services or information. The e-commerce concept was first introduced in the early 1990’s takes place over the World Wide Web. In this context, there are three distinct levels of integration in e-commerce including vertical integration and cross-business integration. The vertical level of integration involves the linkage between the front end of the website and transaction systems On the other hand, the

  • Narrative Essay: Why I Love Books?

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    Let me get this straight: I LOVE books. I adore books. Books are my life and reading good books is one of the few reasons that make my life worth living. That said, I came to a point in my life wherein I decided to dispose of my books, keeping only a handful of them. I did it mainly because I wanted to adopt the minimalist lifestyle and get rid of things that no longer give value to me. Don't get me wrong --- I loved my books, but 1) most of them were children's books and no longer appealed to me

  • Sorcerer's Stone Symbolism

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    characters in JK Rowling’s The Sorcerer’s Stone The characters of the novel possess qualities that symbolize history and have important hidden meanings. Symbolism plays a big role in the novel. “J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter titles dominated the fiction hardcover and paperback bestsellers lists in 2000 at Barnes & Noble's superstores” (“Potter”). Harry Potter, being the focus of the novel, “represents a new soul force in the seeker who wants to go the Path of Alchemical Transformation resulting in total liberation”

  • Patriotism In Brave New World

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    A typical dystopian setup, Legend engages you from the start with Day, one of the two protagonists, on the run. The most infamous and wanted criminal in the country, he tells you just enough of his story to keep you interested, but not so much that there’s nothing left to reveal. A cryptic sign leaves you wondering what’s next before the chapter switches to the other protagonist of the story, June. When the first thing June says is “I’m sitting in my dean secretary’s office. Again.”, you know that