Thread: What do you do with a book once finished
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Old 01-12-2016, 05:12 AM   #64
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Originally Posted by HarryT
I hope that you keep a local backup as well as keeping them on your reader. Drives can and do fail.
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Originally Posted by drjd View Post
Few months back, I lost about 5000+ books after my laptop HDD failed. Fortunately, I had backed up my library on the cloud. After that, I copied all to my reader too, and now I do not delete any book (unless a real bad one!) even after reading them. Although it becomes a tedious job to select your next 'to be read' book on a jumbled reader, but it is better than becoming 'bookless' at times.
Don't worry, I am obsessive about backups. Everything I have (music, documents, ebooks) are backed up at least twice (in the case of important documents, thrice).
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