Thread: Moral and Ethical Norms Regarding Book Sharing
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Old 09-26-2017, 12:03 PM   #65
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Originally Posted by Sweetpea View Post
The same here. I have a kobo, my other half has a Kindle. I buy all our books from Amazon and sideload too. As his kindle is also connected to my Amazon, he automatically has access to all those books as well. We're married, in community of goods (not sure what the official term is in English ), so everything that is mine, is his and vice versa.

I wouldn't put those books on my mother's ereader though, in fact, I completely cleared out my H2O before handing it over to her.
Community Property is the US term.
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