Well, no, I mean, if the hardback is 700 pages and the paperbacks are broken into two 350 page books, you're getting the same story, just in two parts vs one. Like I remember To Green Angel Tower by Tad Williams being two paperbacks, but it was the same story as it was in the massive hardcover.
I wish I could get reciprocal use with libraries outside of Clark County, but unfortunately, I only get HPL and the LVCC library. So, I've paid for non-resident cards in a couple of areas, like New Orleans, which has a huge digital catalogue. But, I read so much that I definitely get my money's worth.
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Hah, understandable!
Well, no, I mean, if the hardback is 700 pages and the paperbacks are broken into two 350 page books, you're getting the same story, just in two parts vs one. Like I remember To Green Angel Tower by Tad Williams being two paperbacks, but it was the same story as it was in the massive hardcover.
I wish I could get reciprocal use with libraries outside of Clark County, but unfortunately, I only get HPL and the LVCC library. So, I've paid for non-resident cards in a couple of areas, like New Orleans, which has a huge digital catalogue. But, I read so much that I definitely get my money's worth.