No, you do not own the Kindle books you purchased from Amazon. This means Apple can revoke that license at any time. Simply put, you have a license to view the content an unlimited number of times, but you do not own the content. They are yours forever. If you recently bought a new device you may need to go into the kindle app and sync it again.
You can return a Kindle book that you accidently bought on Amazon within seven days of purchase. That is to say you can neither print e-books from Amazon nor the ebook in your Kindle. Because most of the electronic publishers will forbid users printing these ebooks. The large list at the bottom lets you pick from the various document types: Books , Audible , Comics , Samples , Periodicals , Docs , and Collections. In case you weren't aware, Periodicals holds magazines, newspapers, and similar.
Docs holds any documents or websites you've sent to your Kindle , as well as your clippings. You probably won't need to use most of these, unless you have many different kinds of media on your Kindle. After selecting one of these categories, you can use the Read and Unread filters to find books that you haven't finished yet.
And if you're a Prime member, the Prime Reading section will show all the books you've downloaded as part of that program. One of the best ways to keep your Kindle from getting overrun by books is to use Collections. Since they're like folders, keeping your books organized in Collections makes it a lot easier to find what you're looking for. To start, make a new Collection. Tap the three-dot icon in the top-right corner under the clock to open the menu, then select Create New Collection at the bottom.
Type in a name for the Collection. You might make a Collection to hold the books you want to read next, titles by your favorite author, a certain genre, or some other criteria. Tap OK after entering a name to create it.
After you create your Collection, your Kindle will prompt you to add books to it. Just check the boxes next to the books you want. This list sorts alphabetically by title, but if you'd prefer something different, you can use the Sort and Filter menus at the top to change the ordering. Hit Done at the bottom when you're finished. To add individual books to a Collection later, tap and hold on the title or cover, then select Add to Collection.
Tap the box to the right of the Collection you'd like to add the book to choosing multiple if needed and hit Done when you're finished. Since you can add one book to as many different Collections as you'd like, they can also function like tags. To get back to the multi-selection tool later, open the Collection from your library. This menu also lets you rename the collection, remove it from your device, or delete it entirely. Repeat the above steps to create as many Collections as you'd like.
How you organize your Kindle library is up to you. Maybe you can categorize books by whether you'd like to read them again, if you want to share them , or similar.
Even when your Kindle is highly organized, there are times when you can't jump directly to what you're looking for. In these cases, it's faster to use the search bar at the top-right of your Kindle.
Just start typing the book's title or author, and you'll see an instant list of results. Items that show with a book icon are on your Kindle, while search terms with a shopping cart next to them will search the Kindle store for you. You can also select the Search Everywhere option at the bottom to see results from your library, the Kindle store, Goodreads, and other places.
Another handy organizational tool of your Kindle is the Reading Lists feature. While this won't help you find a book that you bought years ago, it's a good way to remind yourself of the books you want to read next.
Tap Your Reading Lists at the top-right of the Kindle home page to access it. Every book in your library will be displayed in a list. Click the three-dot button next to a book and select Add to collections from the pop-up menu.
Another window pops up, from which you can choose an existing collection or create a new one. Despite its funky functionality, using Collections on your Kindle device is relatively simple. Select Your Library from the home screen, then press the three-dot icon in the upper right and tap Create New Collection.
Name the collection and tap OK. Now go into your library and find a book to add to this new Collection. Long-press the book, select Add To Collection from the pop-up window, then check the box next to the appropriate Collection. Though there are variations in the app interface for each of these platforms, the basic steps are similar. Using the Android app as an example: Launch the app and tap Library from the toolbar.
Long-press a book you want to add to a Collection. Tap Done to return to your library.
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