Access Kindle books off-line

Hello, Reg -

Clarification: Are you asking how you can get books (not "boos"), meaning e-books, to read on your Kindle?

If so . . .

Kindle is an e-reader which is proprietary to Amazon - Amazon.com.

I have no idea where you reside - in what country. I am answering from the USA. Fixya.com receives questions from people worldwide.

For your Kindle, you will need to go to the Amazon website for where (country) you reside, then go to the Amazon department for Books, find e-books you wish to read, and order and pay for the Kindle version for those books.

Through the Kindle, owners can also access Amazon's Kindle store.

Read about other ways to obtain e-books to read on your Kindle here, including borrowing e-books from your public library to read on your Kindle:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201252760

There is more information here:
https://www.amazon.com/kindle-dbs/fd/kcp

You may find this How Stuff Works multiple page article on "How the Amazon Kindle Works" instructive:
https://electronics.howstuffworks.com/gadgets/travel/amazon-kindle.htm

There are other options for e-books to read on a Kindle, but this information should be enough to get you started.

Best wishes.

You need to log in the same kindle account and the purchased books will be synced automatically. If this doesn't work, you can convert the kindle books to epub file and transfer to ipad. You need to connect your Kindle device to computer and then convert the books in Kindle. After that, you can transfer the books to ipad with iTunes or iTransfer. For more details, check: A Simple Guide to Help You Read Kindle Books on iPad

For I cloud related issues Contact Icloud Support Phone Number. this number Is For USA users Only.

Hi

... if the Kindle File is completely inoperative, try this link:

http://www.justanswer.com/e-readers/6q219-old-kindle-died-number-books-it.html

Cheers.

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In general, you just need to log in Kindle account on your iPad and your purchased book will be synced automatically. However, if you don't want to log in your account. You can convert the kindle books to epub file and read on iPad directly. Just follow this guide.

A Simple Guide to Help You Read Kindle Books on iPad

Two methods.
First: A computer is required. Connect the old Kindle to the computer it should show up as a new drive. Open that drive and find the books. Transfer them to the computer. Plug in new Kindle and do the same only transfer the transferred books from the computer onto the new Kindle.
Two: If you purchased the books from sources like Amazon, your books are saved on their cloud. Simply connect your new device and download all your books again.

I'm sorry, but you can't! If it was purchased on kindle then it remains on kindle, and not your iBooks.

Sorry!

Contact Kindle directly and get a technician on line to walk you through the process.

according to the following page... "

How many Kindles can I use to access titles in my library?

Most books you purchase from the Kindle store may be simultaneously accessed for your personal use on up to six Kindles or Kindle-compatible devices (such as Kindle for PC or Kindle for iPhone) registered to your Amazon.com account. If the limit is less than six simultaneous copies for a specific title, you'll see the message "Simultaneous Device usage: Up to X simultaneous devices, per publisher limits" on the Amazon.com detail page.

If you reach the device limit and want to replace one of your current devices with a new one, you must first deregister and delete the content from the device you wish to replace before you can access the content in question from your new device. For device registration instructions, please see the Help page for the device you wish to register/deregister on the Kindle Support pages.

Subscription content such as magazines and blogs can only be downloaded to one Kindle at a time and cannot be accessed from Kindle for PC.

So yes, you can read the ebook on multiple devices, but be aware that there is a limit of 6 (or fewer) devices." http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/10094/if-i-buy-an-ebook-an-amazon-can-my-son-with-another-android-device-read-my-bo

Unfortunately not - books for Kindle must be bought seperately