Can I share the books on my kindle with a friend who has an iPad with a kindle app?

Can I share the books on my kindle with a friend who has an iPad with a kindle app Asked by Judo 10 months ago Similar questions: share books kindle friend iPad app Amazon > Kindle.

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Sure as long as the books in question, allow sharing; and they have not been shared already.

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I have the Kindle app on my iPhone and want to share my books with my wife's iPod. How do I do that?

I've been given an iPad & have downloaded books from Amazon kindle, if my husband has a kindle can we 'share' books.

Can I transfer my kindle app books on my iPad to a kindle.

I have an iPad and my wife has a Kindle. We are in UK, can we share books?

I have a mac with a kindle app. Can I share books with my daughter who has a kindle?

I have given my kindle to my friend and a) want to continue buying kindle books for my IPad b) have the friend use her a.

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