Download not complete and help with re-shelving

[MollyMudshoe]

Hi Everyone, I need to vent as well as get some help.  I downloaded a Free Friday book in September called Gap Creek by Robert Morgan and finally got around to reading it but the book stops in the middle of page 227.  I would really like to finish this book.  I see on the website after searching for it that it has approx. 330 pages.

I tried the archive / unarchived trick but that didn't work.  I tried downloading the read on your PC app to see if the book opened up better that way.  No go.  I think I have a bad download.

Also, here comes the vent part, I spend 45 minutes on chat and now I'm worse off than when I started.  John Martin suggested I u-nregister and re-register but when asked if it would change anything on my Nook he neglected to tell me that all the shelves I had so carefully set up would be wiped out.  I have 29 pages of books to re-shelve now.  I think we all know that it is a little cumbersome to go back and re-add that many books.  Any advice on the quickest way to do this?  Can I do it online or using my PC?

Thanks in advance for your help.  I have a Nook first edition purchased about a year ago.

Molly

[Doug_Pardee Distinguished Bibliophile]

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MollyMudshoe wrote:

the book stops in the middle of page 227.  I would really like to finish this book.  I see on the website after searching for it that it has approx. 330 pages.

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Page numbers on the web site are for the printed book. They don't match page numbers in the e-book. The page numbering system used by the Adobe software in NOOK typically fits a lot more on a "page" than a printed book does. 227 e-book pages for 330 printed book pages is reasonable. For example, Footsteps in the Dark is 232 e-book pages and 352 printed pages.

My guess is that you've got the entire e-book. The last words in the book are, "We started walking again."

And sorry, there's no way to speed up the re-shelving process. You'll just have to plod through it.