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Silver Gaia

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2. Thanks for the heads up on this.

Reply to IcyPeas (Original post)

Tue Feb 18, 2025, 09:17 AM

Feb 18

I always buy a print copy of anything I dont want to lose and/or really want to keep. But this is good to know. I use my Kindle primarily for reading light, fluffy stuff to make me sleepy, so it's not like I have great literature stored on there, but I will check to be sure.

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Amazon are changing the way you own your Kindle books starting Feb. 26 [View all] IcyPeas Feb 18 OP

Thank you! EverHopeful Feb 18 #1

Thanks for the heads up on this. Silver Gaia Feb 18 #2

Don't know if it will work thinkingagain Feb 18 #3

Does this mean if you don't download your books before Feb 26th... Trueblue Texan Feb 18 #4

From what I understand you can still read Kindle books on any device that supports their app. mentalsolstice Feb 23 #5