Tap on “All Items” menu and select “Collections” from the Cloud view.įrom there you tap on the collections you want to add. If you have an iOS or Android device, your best solution is to create collections on those devices and then sync to your Kindle. I don’t know if it’s worth the time and effort to put into it to manage your books.Ĭurrently you can manage your collections of books purchased from Amazon via the Kindle for PC or Kindle for Mac App. I read through this stuff and it’s not very simple. If you are in a hurry, though, the existing jailbreak instructions are here. To install a collections manager, you’ll need to add the Kindle Unified App Launcher and then either Collections Manager or LibrarianSync. Amazon will often send out a late night software update without informing you and when it updates your software on the Kindle, all your jailbreak goodies will be gone.įortunately or unfortunately, there is a new jailbreak for your devices that is likely to be released by the end of October.

Jailbreaking your device is not without problems and if you do jailbreak your device, you are opening your device up to potential malware and limiting yourself from future updates. Unfortunately, due to changes in how Amazon has implemented Collections on its newer devices, from the Kindle Touch forward, any third party software used to manage your collections requires jailbreaking your Kindle. I’ve had a couple of emails and comments asking about this post about Kindle Collections and Calibre. Jane Ebooks Calibre / Kindle / kindle collections 11 Comments

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