I'm also in favour of e-books but you do have some notes wrong.
- You can arrange your books chronologically, by author, and other ways on e-book readers, at least the Kindle you can.
- Switching the book on your reader doesn't remove your reading history of the previous book. You can always switch back to a different book and it will be at the same location you left it.
- You have it the wrong way around for price. E-books are majority of the time cheaper than regular books. Also, almost all classic books are available for free through e-books.
- While reading the book on a Kindle, you can click the menu button and it says the Title and Author of the book.
- You can arrange your books chronologically, by author, and other ways on e-book readers, at least the Kindle you can.
- Switching the book on your reader doesn't remove your reading history of the previous book. You can always switch back to a different book and it will be at the same location you left it.
- You have it the wrong way around for price. E-books are majority of the time cheaper than regular books. Also, almost all classic books are available for free through e-books.
- While reading the book on a Kindle, you can click the menu button and it says the Title and Author of the book.