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BuYIng BooKS, MagazIneS, and newSPaPerS and ManagIng Your lIBrarY
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The third choice from the top shows a detailed list of the items, including,
in the Books area, author, rating, review summary, and description.
The bottom choice shows a simple list with fewer details. In the Books area,
for example, you’ll see the title and author only.
Organizing Your Library by Using Shelves
If you buy enough books or periodicals (which of course you do—why else do
you have a NOOK?) you may find that the Library’s organization options aren’t
enough. What if you want to browse your collection of literary novels, mystery
novels written by women, or books about footwear in 17th century France? (OK,
maybe that last collection isn’t big enough to
browse through, but you get the
idea.)
There’s a simple solution: Organize your books (or other Library items) into
shelves, just as you would on a physical bookshelf. You get to decide which
books to keep together so you can find them easily.