I suspect this is because Apple may be using a proprietary format, or DRM, for their books. (What was previously iBooks will now be Books in iOS 12.) I tried but could find no way to export these books. I have a collection of books in the Books app in iOS. Again, books cannot be exported from your Kindle, and there’s one other instance I found where books can’t be exported. Just about any format of ebook can be imported into BookFusion. This means you can start reading a book on your computer, close it for whatever reason, and pick up reading again on your phone when you’re waiting at the bus stop or on your lunch break. It has both an iOS and an Android app, and if you’re accessing it on a computer, it has a convenient web app. Perhaps one of the most appealing features of BookFusion is that you can access and read your content on every format, no matter your device.

While you can’t import a Kindle book into BookFusion, you can import your BookFusion content into Kindle, so that you can still have all your reading in one place, one that you prefer and that is more comfortable to you. It imports most ebook formats so that you can collect all your ebooks in one place. That’s where an alternate e-reader service like BookFusion can help.

The most popular format became Amazon’s Kindle, but with other options in other formats, apps, software, and websites, it makes it difficult to have everything you want to read in several different locations. Ebooks have opened up a whole new world to us, with there being so many different ways to view them and read them, whether it’s just a short pamphlet, an in-depth tutorial, or a novel.

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