Kindle Paperwhite for Dummies (44 page)

Be Clever with Collections

Many readers organize their Kindle Paperwhite e-books into collections so that they can quickly find their favorites among the dozens — or even hundreds — of books stored on the device. Although names such as Bestsellers and Finished are serviceable, why not have some fun? Here are a few suggestions culled from Kindle users:

Once Upon a Time (young adult/children)

Books that Make Me Look Smart (classics)

Small Servings (samples)

On the Nightstand (currently reading)

On the Docket (coming up next)

What Was I Thinking? DNF (did not finish)

Maybe Someday (all unread books)

Can’t Resist a Bargain (cheap or freebies)

Tell Me about Your Life (autobiographies and biographies)

A Blast from the Past (historical fiction)

Magic and Mayhem (fantasy and paranormal)

Future Bestsellers (books from indie authors)

Extra! Extra! (subscription content, such as newspapers and magazines)

Let’s Eat! (cookbooks)