So what happens to those books that get removed? Do they go to the Kindle used bookstore?
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Somewhere in the Cloud...So what happens to those books that get removed? Do they go to the Kindle used bookstore?
Nobody understands the Cloud................
I'll try that! I have a basic Kindle, so it might be different, but it's worth a shot
ThanksDo you have a touch screen?I'll try that! I have a basic Kindle, so it might be different, but it's worth a shot
I don't, but I have keys that might work the same way
Here's how:I don't, but I have keys that might work the same way
Delete books from Kindle
(Tips: The model with a 5-way controller and 4 buttons at the bottom)
To free up space on your Kindle, you can archive items by selecting the item’s name on the Home screen and pressing the Left Arrow on the 5-way controller. Select remove from device, and press the center of the 5-way controller.
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Finished Mr. Mercedes tonight. I'm planning to start Finders Keepers tomorrow.
I just started reading It for the first time. I know I had read the first 100 pages or so when I was first getting into SK books... I was around 11 or 12 years old. I'm glad I never finished it back then. Now it seems totally fresh to me.
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I had only read 30 or 40 pages when I answered your post before. Now that I'm close to the end, I can say yes, wrestling is a big part of this book.
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). I had no idea what it was about before I started it and it turned out reading this now was good timing to go along with many of the events of the past few weeks. There are some stretches of this book that are kind of dull, however and slowed me down a bit.
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I'm in a reader's block now. It sucks.
I just got over one of those nasty episodes. It is a terrible feeling looking at all those books piled high on the table and the tablet I know is full of unread stories and I can't reach for them.
I pray your block will melt very, very soon.
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I still have that list of his non-de-plumes, just sayin'........
Oh, I have that list, don't worry! I will get around to them eventually; many of them are available for Kindle on Amazon!I still have that list of his non-de-plumes, just sayin'........
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