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I delete a book on the kindle after I read it. When I buy a book I load it on my computer first and then copy it to the kindle. In doing that, I still have the book on the computer when I delete it on the kindle.
I get several new books each day that are free. To remember what books I have recently downloaded but have not read I go to my amazon account to refresh my memory and to pick the next one to read.
Mine are organized in collections such as fiction, non-fiction, spirituality, mystery, historical fiction, history, humour, classics, etc. I do one-click ordering and send it directly to my kindle. I don't have a problem remembering which I've read and which ones I haven't.
I don't have a huge number on mine, but very early I decided to keep it simple. I created collections for fiction and nonfiction, maybe one or two others (like one for samples), then I move a book I've read into the appropriate collection. Anything that is not in a collection is something I know I haven't read yet, but they take up less space than that giant stack on the night stand.
I remove books I've read so I don't have a huge amount on my Kindle. I have three collections - one for personal documents, one for samples, and one for unread books (which amount to about 50). Book(s) I'm currently reading aren't in a collection so they're on the home page for easy access. I don't like clutter.
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