Q&A for How to Delete Books From Kindle

Deleting the book from Amazon's page doesn't delete it from your Kindle. Instead, on the Kindle itself, go to the Home page where you get the list of books on your Kindle. Using the little square box to the right of the A-Z keys, move down the list until you're on the book you wish to delete. Then use the right hand surrounding bit of the square (which should have a tiny right hand arrow on it), and press that little arrow. You will get a picture of the book and a list of options. At the bottom, click on 'Remove from device,' and it will delete it.

If you don't think you will read them again, then yes, you should. This is a good way to keep plenty of space open on your Kindle for new books.

From the Home screen, open the “Silk” web browser app. Select the “Menu” Android menu button icon located at the upper-left corner. Choose “Settings." Select “Privacy." Select “Clear Browsing Data." Check the options you wish to delete.

Instead of selecting "delete from all devices," select "delete from this device."

On the Kindle, go to the Home page where you get the list of books. Using the little square box to the right of the A-Z keys, move down the list until you're on the book you wish to delete. Then use the right-hand surrounding bit of the square (which should have a tiny right hand arrow on it), press that little arrow and you will get a pic of the book and a list of options. At the bottom, click on 'Remove from Device' to delete it.

It depends on which Kindle you're using. On the first generation Kindle, push on the five arrow key to the right and it will bring you to a menu where you can click Delete Now. On the other Kindles, you just touch and hold on the picture on the screen and a little menu will pop up and you click Delete.

Follow the instructions listed in the article above.

Follow the instructions listed in the article above.

It should appear as soon as you unlock the Kindle. You will see rows and columns of book covers.

Deregister the new Kindle in the settings under your account. This removes it from your Amazon account but keeps your books in the cloud. On the new Kindle, long-press each book and select "Remove Download" to delete them from the device. Your old Kindle will still have access to all your books.

To remove icons of deleted books from your Kindle, sync your Kindle to update your library. Long-press the icon and select "Remove from Device" if available. Restart your Kindle to refresh it. If the icons still appear, contact Amazon Support for help.

Open the Docs or Files app and find the folder where the books are stored, such as Downloads or Books. Press and hold the file you want to delete and select "Delete." If you can't find the files, connect your Kindle Fire to a computer, access its storage, and look in the Documents folder to delete them directly. Restart your Kindle Fire to update the library.

Go to your library and select the book. Tap and hold the book's cover to open a menu, and look for an option like "About This Book" or "Book Description." If this option isn’t available, check the book’s description on the Amazon website by searching for the title.

To delete a magazine subscription from your Kindle, go to "Manage Your Content and Devices" on your Amazon account, navigate to the "Subscriptions" tab, find the magazine subscription you want to cancel, select "Cancel subscription," and confirm your cancellation. The subscription will stop, and you can remove downloaded issues by long-pressing them on your Kindle and selecting "Remove from Device."

Go to "Manage Your Content and Devices" on your Amazon account, find the book or document, select it, and click "Delete." Confirm to remove it permanently, and sync your Kindle to reflect the changes across all devices.

Open your home screen, locate the book cover, press and hold it until a menu appears, and select "Remove from Device" or "Delete." If it still appears, make sure your Kindle is synced via "Settings" and "Sync My Kindle." Restarting your device might help if the issue persists.

Enable reading progress to show completion percentages. Create a "Read" collection to which you move finished books. Some devices display a checkmark or "Read" label for completed books. Sync your Kindle to update reading data.

Yes, you can delete multiple books at once on your Kindle by creating a collection, selecting the books, and choosing "Remove from Device." Alternatively, use the Amazon "Manage Your Content and Devices" page to delete them in bulk and sync your Kindle.

To delete a book from your Kindle while keeping it marked as read, press and hold the book title in your library and select "Remove Download" to delete the local copy. Then, open the Kindle app or your library to mark the book as read. Sync your library to ensure the read status is saved across devices. The book will remain in your library with a read indicator but won’t take up storage on your Kindle.

Create a collection named "Read" and move your finished books there. Open the "Read" collection, select the books, and choose "Remove from Device" to free up space but keep them in your Amazon account.

If you filter your library to show only downloaded books, it will display only those you currently have downloaded. This is helpful to see what you have available to read now.

To disconnect you must either deregister your Kindles or change the Amazon account.