A copy is downloaded to any device with the reader app, which means you can read your book anywhere. A copy of the book is stored in your Amazon account and downloaded to each device with the Kindle reader app and/or your Kindle Fire. When you buy a Kindle eBook, you don’t buy a physical item, but rather just a license to read that book. The eBooks themselves cost money (albeit not always a lot of money), the Kindle Fire costs money, but everything else in the stable is completely free. Which is why there are apps for most operating systems and a cloud reader for everything else. While Amazon would most definitely prefer you to buy and consume your Kindle books on a Kindle device, the company is wise enough to know that we demand choice and that they’re going to make more money if they humor us. It includes e-reader devices, apps, and the publishing platform as a whole. All the books you ordered can be seen on more than one computer (which is why I. Im using it both on my desktop PC and my laptop. Kindle is an Amazon brand dedicated to books. Jayanathi wrote: 'Did you know you can read Kindle books for free without actually buying a Kindle Amazon has released a free app which allows users to download Kindle books on phones, tablets and PCs.' I know. Now books are ethereal, merely appearing on a screen on our devices, accessible anywhere at any time. It has a reassuring weight, the smell of the paper is like nothing else, there’s nothing quite like hugging and/or throwing the book when it makes you feel a feeling, and the sound of the page turning is as cathartic as waves on the seashore. There is something to be said for holding a paper book in your hands while you read.
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