But the cloud interface - is still awful. Cloud collections are synced with collections on your device. Thankfully, Amazon has recently added the opportunity to organize collections in your online account. If you have a lot of books and collections - it's a nightmare. You have to open each book and check boxes in order to select collections that you want this book to appear in. Second, you can't drag-n-drop a book (and even more several books) to collection. First, it's black and white, so forget about color covers. Because Kidle's e-Ink screen (even if it's touch screen) is very poorly suited for displaying and, especially, for organizing electronic library. But as you get more books, create more collections, the beauty fades out. You create several collections, put books to them and your library looks nice.

When you just bought your Kindle and have 1, 2, 3. Looks like everything is fine, but what happens in practice? Ok, in some cases it's even better, as one book can be included in several collections, such as 'What to read next' and 'Adventure Books'. Instead of folders Kindle offers collections to organize books. Or rather, you can create folders and put ebooks to them, but on the device screen books still will be displayed in a single list (with no folders). From the very first model, Amazon has decided not to support folder structure for electronic books.

However, organizing books on this device - leaves much to be desired. Kindle - is the best and most popular ereader in the world.

Kindle cloud reader app