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Old 07-28-2020, 11:05 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by pdurrant View Post
It's more that we have rather different tastes in fiction, with a bit of overlap. So having separate Amazon accounts stops our Kindle libraries getting cluttered with stuff we'd never want to read, but with stuff from the other that we do.
My husband and I also have very different tastes in our reading, but since he reads slowly, and is still working full time, the majority of books on the account are mine. He reads maybe 1 book a month, I read 3-8.

That said, I just never saw the need to keep them separate. He has his own Amazon account for gift buying, but books are all on "my" account. We borrow a lot of books now as well, from the public library or KU. One account makes it easier.

We each have our own email accounts, and social media accounts, but everything else is joint. And we share passwords, so nothing is hidden. Been married 43 years, and share pretty much everything.
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