If you’re an avid reader, you’ve probably wondered if buying a Kindle is worth the investment. After all, e-books can be expensive. Plus, you might be wondering if you really “own” the Kindle books you purchase, or if they’re more like rentals.
The good news is that, yes, you do own the Kindle books you buy. Once you purchase an e-book from Amazon, it’s yours to keep and do with as you please. You can even loan or give your Kindle books to other Kindle users.
Of course, there are some caveats. For example, if you cancel your Amazon Prime membership, you’ll lose access to any Prime-exclusive titles you’ve borrowed. And if you delete a book from your Kindle, you can’t re-download it later unless you’re willing to pay for it again.
Overall, though, you can rest assured that the Kindle books you purchase are yours to keep and enjoy forever. So go ahead and build that Kindle library!