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Sadly, I've downloaded all sorts of freebies and full price stuff and was wondering how people arrange their collections given that you don't appear to be able to have sub-collections. Any suggestions gladly read.
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RE: Collections help.This post was last modified: 15 Jun 2012 10:40 AM by daveb.
I have collections as follows:Currently Reading - usually just 1 or 2 books currently on the go To Be Read Next - usually less than 5 books as my top priority for my next book to read To Be Read Sometime - 50+ books that I might get around to Read - all books that I have read that have escaped The Dungeon The Dungeon - Books that I have read or part-read and found to be, er, crap (IMHO) Odds & Ends - odments e.g. a book of lymerics or a list of famous whisky etc etc Reference - Books of refernce, a guide to Facebook, travel guide etc That's me  I never have a book in more than one category at a time but I must say that the continuous checking & unchecking in & out of the various categories in a pain in the proverbial. Surely sub categories shouldn't present much of an O/S change .... it's only meta tags! The Kindle is a great reader except for this aspect. My old 1995 Sinclair organizer had a more feature rich O/S  Dave B We parted company my Kindle 3 & me
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RE: Collections help.Current Books (I try to keep it to less than 5 in there) Books I have Finished Next to Read (KUF authors and favourite authors) Free books (free non-KUF books) Shorts Childrens Classics Chick Lit Documents & Info & Holidays & Manuals Reference & Guides and lastly "Unfinished" Which is now going to be renamed The Dungeon  I don't need them to be in multiple categories as once it's read, it's read. Please put a bowl of water out for hedgehogs and other night-time visitors, you might just save their life.
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RE: Collections help. enjoying my kindle in sunny Spain |
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RE: Collections help.Quote: My old 1995 Sinclair organizer had a more feature rich O/S I did wonder who bought it... 
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RE: Collections help.Crime and Thriller General Fiction Shorts Sci-fi/fantasy Non fiction Miscellaneous Classics Reference Religion and Philosophy Writing Samples A book is like a garden carried in the pocket. ~Chinese Proverb
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