Some people think that e-books are the death of paper books while others think that paper books will never disappear. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

E-books are these days becoming a minor source of knowledge reducing the use of libraries and

paper

books. But will

this

new development among readers kill the

paper

books?

This

essay will discuss both points of view, with the opinion that

paper

will never disappear.

Firstly

, e-books are technological improvements in order to to ease reading from devices like smartphones and computers easing the stress of walking into a bookshop or a library.

This

recent studying habit will reduce the efficient usage of the traditional books.

For example

, most universities recommend e-books to students on each course, making the library less useful;

therefore

little or no attention is paid to the replacement and upkeep of some libraries anymore.

On the other hand

,

paper

texts are still very much in use, most of the e-books were copies of

paper

versions.

That is

, most productions were

initially

on the papers before considering the internet's. That brings about the question, "what is a book without a

paper

?" The older generation, in large percentage will always prefer

paper

productions.

For example

, a professor in a university, while doing his research would go all the way in getting the texts and stocking up his library.

This

way, there is always a reference in a concrete manner rather than virtual. In conclusion, I am of the opinion that the introduction of e-books is a reflection of the overwhelming state of technological improvements in every sector.

Nevertheless

,

this

innovation can not end the production of

paper

books.