There is a tendency among dedicated readers to look down on reading electronically. Bibliophiles everywhere proudly (and at times, performatively,) announce their love of used books, and not without reason. The tactile experience of physical, printed books is one of life’s most under-appreciated pleasures; used books in particular offer the stories of lifetimes in their wear and tear: an inscription from decades prior immortalizes a grandmother’s love for her grandchild, care