I will agree that with some things (although I've not experienced it with a novel yet) that it's better in paper form.  Like comic books.  Actually it's just a whole different experience.  On a device you're more looking at a panel at a time, where as in paper form you get to absorb the whole page and THEN focus in on each panel.  It actually reads differently. </comicsnob><br/><br/>I know on my Asus tablet you can revert to the original text if you need to, which I have on occasion since for whatever reason, the software converting the book to digital, seems to mess up and only give you half a page and skips several paragraphs at a time.  But the thing I don't like in that version is that you can't highlight words to look them up and see what they mean. XDD