Before anyone starts getting angry or ready to lecture please read the following:
I have paid for all of my ebooks.
My sister, cousin, and I all like to read. When we find a good book that we like we tell the other two about it. If we have the physical books we can lend to each other without any problems. Unfortunately I am a big e-reader fan and have gotten out of the habit of purchasing physical books when I can just purchase from my kindle or iphone. My cousin is an audiobook fan and although I am not I have listened to "good" books that she has sent me. I am looking for a way to be able to share my ebooks (legally) without the 14 day limit as they both have children,jobs, busy schedules etc. Some books also have the ridiculous one time loan limit. I would like to be able to share with both of them. My sister does not live in the same state but we have shipped physical books back and forth but ebooks would be easier to share. Can calibre be used to share my ebooks to them and if it does can someone tell me how? I have not started with Calibre and wanted to know before I start using it. If it matters I have books that I have purchased through ibooks, amazon, and barnes and nobles. If I was restricted to physical books my purchasing would be considerably reduced. I live at least 30 minutes from the closest book store. When I do go to book stores without a particular book to look for I usually leave without buying anything. I usually get frustrated by either my inability to focus by getting distracted by anything and everything (thanks adhd) or migraines. While I understand author, publishing, etc. point of view on piracy that is not my intention. Thank you!
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