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happyfrog · 09-10-2011, 01:03 PM

I am quite sure it's been said before, but I would REALLY like it if I could sort my library into *finished/read, *not read, *genre, *borrowed (from library that has limited days on readability)

I am an avid reader - can knock out a an average length book in under 2 hours - closer to an hour for most, actually. It's really challenging to find a book in my library - which really only has a couple hundred books in it. I am able to get up to 20 books at a time from my library online service and right now, in order to find them, I have to make them the shortlist. and then remember to remove them from shortlist when I read them until I dock the reader to my computer to 'return' the borrowed materials, as I generally finish them long before the 7 day rental (shortest available rental at this time).

I just adore my KT ereader, though. I just really think it could be phenomenal if it was possible to find books in the library more efficiently.

09-10-2011, 01:03 PM	#406
happyfrog Member Posts: 15 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: on a lily pad Device: kobo touch	I am quite sure it's been said before, but I would REALLY like it if I could sort my library into finished/read, not read, genre, borrowed (from library that has limited days on readability) I am an avid reader - can knock out a an average length book in under 2 hours - closer to an hour for most, actually. It's really challenging to find a book in my library - which really only has a couple hundred books in it. I am able to get up to 20 books at a time from my library online service and right now, in order to find them, I have to make them the shortlist. and then remember to remove them from shortlist when I read them until I dock the reader to my computer to 'return' the borrowed materials, as I generally finish them long before the 7 day rental (shortest available rental at this time). I just adore my KT ereader, though. I just really think it could be phenomenal if it was possible to find books in the library more efficiently.