[email protected] wrote:
I have paperbacks I got at the age of 12, Ace Doubles (sci-fi) as a matter of fact. None have fallen apart yet. It just takes a little care not to break the spines. I have other books dating to dating to the late fifties and the sixties. Well, I have a lot of older books (in addition to newer).
I've got paperback books that my parents bought in the forties and fifties that are holding out nicely. I've got paperback books that I bought last year, new, that are falling apart.
A book worth reading once is worth reading again.
Not all of them. :-) And I say that as a person that has a "cycle" that I reread about twice a decade that covers about fifteen individual books and three months.
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