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Link Your Kindle
Is there a way to "link" your Kindle library with your Bookshelves? From what it looks like; you have to manually add one book at a time, is this correct? Or is there possibly another way to add a series all at once or even multiple books from one author?
Any insight is much appreciated!
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There is a way to import lists from Goodreads.
I'll tag @"Scott"
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- c2clark
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Thank you for the tip about Goodreads, I will look for how to do that!
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One issue with developing a way to do that would be that the software wouldn't know to what shelf to add the books.
To import books, the following data would be needed: (1) the book title including subtitle if applicable, (2) the author name, (3) whether you already read it or want to read it, and (4) the rating if you read it.
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