Q. How do I download e-books to my Kindle?

We don't recommend downloading e-books. Why?

The process for downloading e-books requires an account with each e-book provider, downloading the appropriate e-book reader for that provider, and creating an account with Adobe. 

It's more efficient to download a chapter or chapters.

Our e-books are designed for online research. 

You can search for keywords within the e-book using the Search Within feature of the Viewer. 

The default view includes an expandable Table of Contents, relevancy ranked search terms by chapter, and a navigation toolbar in the content pane

If you like to print pages before reading, you can by creating a PDF.

You can copy the whole page or copy text within a page.

How to Download an eBook to a Kindle

If you are using a Kindle Fire, please follow the instructions on the general download FAQ for other devices and install the Bluefire Reader. If you would like to download an ebook to a traditional Kindle without an option to install the Bluefire Reader, please follow the instructions below. 

1. Find the book you want.

2. Download the book, selecting "PDF" as the "Download Format" if this option is available. 

3. Refer to Amazon's "Send to Kindle" information to send the PDF to your Kindle: 

For more information 

Visit EBSCO's tutorial on downloading ebooks to your Kindle here.