Thread: Why, after all these years, is there still no easy way to manage collections?
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Old 11-06-2017, 10:03 PM   #38
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Nope, I am old, and I read around 3 books a day, but I never plan to read all 400K books. Some are cookbooks, some diy, everything you can think of. But they are all sorted by either author for novels, or subject so when I want to read something, I can find it easily. I have about 2k books on my Voyage and some of them I have read 20 times. But the point is, it should be easy peasy to put whatever book I want on any Kindle I want it on. And if readers were designing these things, I could. These guys think if somebody has ten novels, that's a lot, so what is the problem?
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