Allow AI "Study Assistant" to include Print Library in "Your Books" search.

Hi,

I am loving using the study assistant. However, when I isolate it to "your books" it will only search books that I own in Logos, not in my print library. It would be great if I could use the AI study assistant where it will not only use my logos books, but my print library as sources.

Thanks,

Coach Boz

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