Books and Language

Why is Apple dictate the language books for my apple store account?
I want to have books list on the language of my choice and not on the language apple imposes me. Yes Apple imposes the language of the books i can see at apple store level and there is no way to change that.  In my view this is censorship.
thank you,
Paulo.

PauloGuedes wrote:
I want
You're not talking to Apple here and nobody can fix anything for you.  Try the feedback channel:
http://www.apple.com/feedback

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