Your Amazon Books is a new feature content management which does exactly what its name suggests, it centralizes all the books a user has purchased, borrowed or saved in physical formats, on Kindle or Audible.

Books were the first product category that Amazon started selling in its early days, when Jeff Bezos ran the company out of the garage of his rented house. Since then, the company has grown like an avalanche to lead e-commerce, selling all types of products and umbrella brands such as AWS, which is one of the global cloud computing giants.

However, books continue to occupy a privileged place on Amazon, with a good selection of own-brand Kindle readers, a huge e-book ecosystem and complementary services such as Audible, which offers more than 90,000 audiobooks and podcasts. All this content must be organized and Amazon’s “Your Books” makes it easy for youwhich allows you to conveniently browse all content related to your company in one place and offers personalized search functions to help you connect customers with your new reads.

The feature is in the beta phase and will be gradually implemented in all regions where the company has a presence. Simply type “Your Books” into the Amazon Store search box and the top result will open the feature. Once there, card Library contains all the books you’ve purchased or borrowed from Amazon. You can organize it based on elements such as genres, authors or series, allowing you to see which categories you like the most or want to watch.

The library will also transfer the customer to the new sa content “discovery” mode for new books. When Discovery mode is enabled, it offers personalized recommendations for books in each genre. You’ll also be able to look at similar titles to a specific book to get more suggestions on what to read next.

The “Saved Books” tab brings together all the books you’ve saved anywhere in your Amazon Wish List. To help you decide which saved book to read next, you can easily filter the page to display titles based on price ranges, subscription eligibility, genre interests, and more.

You can also discover new books in the Library with recommendations for what to save or read next. Your Amazon Books also include shortcuts to the notes and highlights you’ve marked on your Kindle titles. A good content manager for reading if you’ve opted for the Amazon book ecosystem.