![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
coraaIf you want to send books to a Kindle wirelessly (vs. by plugging in a USB cord and copying them over manually), you do so by sending the books to a specific-to-your-Kindle e-mail address. This is, in effect, e-mailing the book to your Kindle.
When prompted to give my Kindle a name, I named it Sheska. (My laptop is named Hawkeye, my iPhone is Hughes, my car is Izumi... which reminds me, I need to get an Izumi figure at AX for the dashboard this year... so Sheska seemed like a natural for the Kindle.)
That means that I regularly e-mail books to Sheska.
Which, in turn, makes me very happy.
When prompted to give my Kindle a name, I named it Sheska. (My laptop is named Hawkeye, my iPhone is Hughes, my car is Izumi... which reminds me, I need to get an Izumi figure at AX for the dashboard this year... so Sheska seemed like a natural for the Kindle.)
That means that I regularly e-mail books to Sheska.
Which, in turn, makes me very happy.