Hi,
Back before Kindle I would go to B&N and look at the shelves of my favorite author. There were usually more than one mass market paperback that I hadn't read yet. Since the books were the same price and I wanted more bang for my buck I would compare page lengths and buy the longer book.
I don't like short books because I like to savor the story especially if it's by one of my favorite authors.
Now that I buy on Kindle I still check page length or # of words. I prefer books that are at least 50,000 words or at least 300 pages.
Anybody else who does this or just me?
-WiccanHot
Back before Kindle I would go to B&N and look at the shelves of my favorite author. There were usually more than one mass market paperback that I hadn't read yet. Since the books were the same price and I wanted more bang for my buck I would compare page lengths and buy the longer book.
I don't like short books because I like to savor the story especially if it's by one of my favorite authors.
Now that I buy on Kindle I still check page length or # of words. I prefer books that are at least 50,000 words or at least 300 pages.
Anybody else who does this or just me?
-WiccanHot