I just bought a new kindle and now have two. How can I transfer books on the first kindle to the second?

The Amazon kindle is the best e-book reader on the market. With 8 weeks battery life, connection to Amazon Prime, and a capacity to hold over 100,000 books, you will be excited. Get it now!

Connect your first Kindle to your computer and transfer the files to your hard drive. Connect the second Kindle to your computer and transfer the files from the hard drive to the second Kindle.

Copying files will not cut it. Since books have encryption codes that are unique to each device. You'll have to re-download books on the second Kindle.It's easy and free.

Com/kindle-faq/#multiple-kindles.

(it's a no brainer btw) There are also over a million free books available for the Kindle. I try to limit how many I buy/download but I have over 100 books on my previous Kindle that are waiting to be read, all but like 4 of them were free. Also if you own a Kindle and subscribe to Prime, you can borrow one book per month from the Paid section.

And big name books too... all 7 Harry Potter books are up there. If you figure that is worth at least 10 bucks a month, you're getting $120 of content per year and Prime only costs (I think) $79. Or looked at another way, that's $240 in content in two years and the Fire HD is only $199.

If you're new to e-readers, owning one might just change your life. I had probably read 8 book length books in the last decade. (I'm a periodical junkie.) I now read at least one book per week.

I was a big reader before but I'm reading more than I ever have in my life. Many studies show that people are reading as much as 3X more when they get an e-reader.

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