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I've been wanting one for a long time but I'm so hesitant on the purchase. I love cracking open a new book and smelling the pages but I think it would be easier to carry around a kindle. Does anyone have opinions to help me choose.

Thank you for continuing to use one of our earliest Kindle devices. While you can continue reading on your device, as of August 17, 2022, store functionality will no longer be available. This change only affects certain devices introduced 10+ years ago (listed below). As of August 17, you'll no longer be able to browse, buy, or borrow books directly from these Kindle devices. As always, you'll be able to browse, buy, and borrow books on other supported devices or through amazon.com/ebooks.

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I did some research to figure out how to lend them, read amazon's own FAQ about it and I could not find the feature. I triple checked the books features and it definitely says lending enabled. I reached out to amazon's support chat and they also could not figure out why I could not lend the books. They ended up submitting a ticket for me with tech support.

I have a kindle which is set to English. One of my target languages is German and I would like to buy books to help practice. How, if I am able, would I go about buying kindle editions of German translations of English-written books?

Software is 4.1.4. It was given to me by a friend and has been de registered from the previous account. It had been left unused for a few years. I have factory reset it. It is connected to WiFi but when I try to look at the kindle shop it says it is unable to connect right now. Every time I try to put my amazon account details in it tells me they don't exist, and believe me I have checked them countless times. I tried amazon customer service, they cannot register it for me using the serial number.

I never used or even heard about GoodReads before my kindle asked me if i want to use it. After quick google search, its look like a book community thingi. Now, i dont see myself writing a blog, or reviewing a book. The only things I do need it a "to read" list, and recommendations for new books based on books I like. Is GoodReads worth the time for the basic user? Or all the thingaI mentioned I want already integrates into Amazon store and I shouldnt bother setting up GoodReads?

I have the kindle logged in with the shared amazon account and the bought books downloaded on it. I already tried to save the books to disk but they are DRM encrypted with some weird .KFX file extension. I have already tried to remove the DRM with a plug-in and this KFX file conversion plugin but it doesn't seem to work. Any help would be greatly appreciated :)

Any ideas on how to buy kindle books to practice reading ? Btw I'm not only interested in the book I've linked, so if you have recommandations for novels that contain furigana for N3 level that'd be cool.

So when I finally figured out that I cannot use the Amazon shopping app and that I actually have to use my browser and go to amazon.ca/ebooks I finally see a button that allows me to purchase it. Except it still downloaded only part of the book and charged me the full price.

On OSX I can open it in in iBooks without issue and there are no issues with any special character. When I send the same .epub to my kindle via Amazon's email service, many of these special characters look very funny. Usually it's things like single quotes, double quotes, em-dashes etc.

If you find a book on the Kindle Store and click Buy Now, it uses the default card. Do you know of any way to have Buy Now on the kindle store use her card, while my card is still default on the Amazon main store?

For context, I just setup Calibre and Calibre-Web on my NAS. I have a Kindle Oasis (10th gen) and tried downloading an EPUB from Calibre-Web via Kindle's browser, and got the error modal "The Experimental Web Browser cannot download this kind of file. Only files with the extension .AZW, .PRC, .MOBI, or .TXT can be downloaded to your kindle." I converted all the files to AZW3, which worked very well and was on my device instantly... but I hate interacting with the experimental web browser haha. Since I'm on a NAS I've tried out a couple other wireless options, but nothing really feels "right" if that makes sense.

So I'm reaching out to y'all! Not really looking for advice but more perspective on how people actually use Calibre. When searching reddit, a lot of the posts are "please help, how do I accomplish this specific thing?" but honestly I find it more useful to hear a more general perspective from folks who figured out a good (or at least good enough) workflow. I don't care if it's the best way, I only care if it's your way :)

I am sorry if this was answered before but I struggle to find an answer that's still up to date. Also I think it to be more likely to find an answer that doesn't involve getting a kindle in this sub rather than the kindle one.

I've just come across something very strange and was hoping someone here could help shed some light. I was checking out a book, "Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo", whilst logged out of my my amazon account (the one I've used for years to buy books for my Kindle) and saw the kindle version available. However once I logged in it said the book was "The Kindle title is not currently available for purchase". I then used my dad's Amazon account and was able to purchase the Kindle edition of the book for my mother.

Edit your Send-to-Kindle email address (omitted@kindle.com) by visiting your preferences in Manage Your Content and Devices. After editing, be sure to notify your approved senders to ensure uninterrupted delivery of your documents and newsletters.

I have followed these instructions and have changed my send-to-kindle email address and updated Calibre with the new address, but it doesn't change anything. I still receive emails every time from Amazon to verify the request.

I bought recently an Amazon kindle 6" 2019 version it should arrive on September 20, because i have to much books to print while they are available free online (by the university) so i can economize, and it's better than carrying books all day.

I was searching for recommendations for an e-reader, the only vids I could find were comparison videos for kindle vs kobo or kindle vs paperbacks. In a lot of vids, many people used a kindle before but now prefer the kobo cos they dont like the amazon ecosystem.

Hi everyone, I'm wondering how do you prefer sending books to your kindles? I like the idea of just plugging the kindle and sending everything via cable to it, however I'm quite annoyed by the fact that books don't synchronize with the Amazon cloud. Do you know any way to force that or is the send-to-Kindle the only method?

Help! I cannot register my kindle. I have a Kindle 4, and every time I try to register using my Amazon account it fails saying: "Unable to Connect There was an error while registering your Kindle. Please try again later." I have the latest firmware and the wifi is working. (the store refreshes fine). ff782bc1db