Answers.Body: <p>You can just connect it to PC and move files from <code>document</code> folder as backup. Later you can restore them to new device. Anyways you books bought from amazon will be available on cloud</p>
  
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Answers.Text: Have backed up. A local phone/tablet repairer is having a look at the Kindle on a no fix  - no fee basis
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Body: <p>I brought a Kindle last autumn. So far I have only loaded a few books onto it. However my partner has shattered the screen. Is there any way I can pull the books off - two are particularly important - so that I can put them on another device. The price I have been quoted suggests buying another eReader is more sensible.</p>
  
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Comments.Text: If you bought these books from Amazon, they are accessible to you from whichever device you use; i.e. you can download Kindle for PC and download them from there. I don't own a Kindle, so this is just speculation: if you have sideloaded them, you can connect it to your PC with an USB cable and retrieve them, it should be seen as a removable drive (like an USB pendrive); my Kobo works like that, you can give it a try.
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Title: Accessing Kindle Paperwhite With Shattered Screen
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ThreadText: # Accessing Kindle Paperwhite With Shattered Screen
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2017-02-23)
  
  I brought a Kindle last autumn. So far I have only loaded a few books onto it. However my partner has shattered the screen. Is there any way I can pull the books off - two are particularly important - so that I can put them on another device. The price I have been quoted suggests buying another eReader is more sensible.
  
  **Tags:** kindle-paperwhite, download
  
  > **Comments:**
  > **username_1**: If you bought these books from Amazon, they are accessible to you from whichever device you use; i.e. you can download Kindle for PC and download them from there. I don't own a Kindle, so this is just speculation: if you have sideloaded them, you can connect it to your PC with an USB cable and retrieve them, it should be seen as a removable drive (like an USB pendrive); my Kobo works like that, you can give it a try.  
  
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  ### Answer by username_2 on 2017-07-21. Score: 1 | Accepted answer
  
  You can just connect it to PC and move files from `document` folder as backup. Later you can restore them to new device. Anyways you books bought from amazon will be available on cloud
  
  > **Comments:**
  > **username_0**: Have backed up. A local phone/tablet repairer is having a look at the Kindle on a no fix  - no fee basis  
  
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