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Originally Posted by Octochick
What I don't understand is the need to use your K as a storage device. How many books can you read at one time? I am a one book at a time person, I realize some people read a few at time, but not 60+. All of your books are stored by Amazon or can be stored on your computer. I only want what I am actually reading on my K. I also enforce a personal rule, I do not buy a new book (even a free one) or even read a sample, till I finish the one I am reading.
This has helped me to keep my K clutter free and my bank account in check.
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I understand what you are saying - but here is my issue. I have over 200 books. Let's say I buy a book that I don't intend to read until I am done with the couple of books I am reading right now. If I delete it off my Kindle until I am ready to read it, then I have to page through all my books in the archived items folder to find it and re-download it when I am ready to read it. Even if I had one folder on the Kindle I could use to store books that I intend to read - but that would not clutter up my home screen list - that would make a BIG difference for me in staying organized.