Kindle question

[joenali]

What can you do with the books you have already read
and probably won't read again?

[nsl]

You can archive them so they don't take up space on your Kindle, but that's about it.

[womet]

Just like chile said, you can remove them from your actual device but they still live on your acct.

[isabel]

To archive them you press and hold on the title that you want to go away. It then gives you a pull up screen with the option to archive the item. It took me a while to figure this out...

[joenali]

I find this slightly lame. There should be more options for trading, selling etc.

[smiley]

May 20, 2012 10:02:27 GMT -5 joenali said:

What can you do with the books you have already read
and probably won't read again?

lend them to other people to read...makes it a little more MM!

[joenali]

How do you do that??

[LoveTrains]

You can go to www.booklending.com and lend them to a stranger. Then you get points and then you can sign up for books that you want to lend.

[wife2dj]

Lendle.me is another great sharing site that you earn amazon gift cards

[isabel]

May 20, 2012 10:45:35 GMT -5 joenali said:

I find this slightly lame. There should be more options for trading, selling etc.

This is why I try really hard to limit myself to library books. It makes me feel a lot better about reading so much when I don't have to pay anything for the books. It feels worse to me now to buy books than it did before, maybe because I can't give them to people.

[wife2dj]

The website pixel of ink also has free kindle books

[brit1017]

ireaderreview.com has a daily list of free books too. I rarely pay for books anymore.

[csquared]

Saving for later - great suggestions for websites here!