How to translate this sentence about ebooks and reading habits?


I came across this long sentence that I am not sure of what it means:

> 電子書籍を読むようになってから、かえってリアル本屋に足を向けて本を眺める習慣ができました。まあレアケースなのかもしれませんが。

With the help of
[safarikai](http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/50176/safarikai), contextually I
(very roughly) interpret it as:

> It is rare to walk to the read bookstore looking for ebooks, in compare with
> real books.

Is this correct? Please correct me.




> Ironically, after starting to read ebooks I actually developed the habit of
> browsing for books in a real book store. I guess I might be an exception,
> though.

This is my (loose) translation.

(Since you haven't (yet) provided any other explanation of where you're having
problems understanding the sentence, I don't know where to break down the
sentence further.)




> Ironically, after starting to read ebooks I actually developed the habit of
> browsing for books in a real book store. I guess I might be an exception,
> though.

This is my (loose) translation.

(Since you haven't (yet) provided any other explanation of where you're having
problems understanding the sentence, I don't know where to break down the
sentence further.)

