I am unable to load new books onto my kindle - Amazon Kindle 3G

Hi you should log into your Kindle account on your new device and just download your books from the cloud your books are available in your account once you have bought them you just tap on the book and it will download onto your new one

You simply load your account onto your new device and your books will sync.

You do not need to return your old device

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Two methods.
First: A computer is required. Connect the old Kindle to the computer it should show up as a new drive. Open that drive and find the books. Transfer them to the computer. Plug in new Kindle and do the same only transfer the transferred books from the computer onto the new Kindle.
Two: If you purchased the books from sources like Amazon, your books are saved on their cloud. Simply connect your new device and download all your books again.

Books you buy on line go into your Kindle Cloud library. To get them onto your device, too, at the time of the purchase you must have your Kindle turned on and connected to Wi-Fi or Whispersynch which is another name for Kindle's 3G (cell phone) connectivity.

If you don't have your kindle listed as the default device, books won't automatically download to it. You will have to do it manually which means touching the Cloud on the home screen while connected to Wi-Fi or 3G and finding the book in your Cloud library. Touching the book will cause it to download onto your Kindle's local storage for anytime use.

you can get this @ amazon.com put kindle fire manual in search window to buy a manual if available and there is normally default load a manual on the device turn on go in to docs the user guide on the device click on it

You can easily load all of your books onto your new Kindle. Amazon retains a record of all your book purchases in an archive. When you register your new Kindle (and turn on wireless) it 'phones home' to Amazon and Amazon places an entry on your main menu entitled Archive. Just click on that entry and all of your past book purchases will appear and will automatically be downloaded to the Kindle when you click on them.

However, if your old Kindle contained any books, pictures, or documents that you did NOT purchase from Amazon, those items will not appear in the Amazon archive. You will have to download those items to your new Kindle the same way you installed them on the old Kindle. If the only location of those un-archived documents is the old Kindle, then this will become a two step process because you cannot copy from one Kindle directly to another. Instead you must copy the documents off the old Kindle onto a computer using the USB cable, and then copy the books from the computer onto the new Kindle by way of the USB cable or by email using an authorized email account. (To authorize an email account for sending books to your Kindle, please visit Amazon's "manage my devices" section. If the new Kindle is not registered, or if it is blacklisted, then you cannot use the email method to transfer the books. The only way to install books on an unregistered Kindle is directly via USB cable.)

Sounds like your wife's kindle is registered in your name. You can find out by logging into your account on amazon. Up the top open your account window then scroll down and click on " Manage Your Devices". If your wife's kindle in on your account then you have to unregistered it from your account then see would register it in her name. She can do this while on her kindle table.

You will need to download the Kindle app ( from the App Store ) on your iPad or iPhone. You can then access your account on Amazon and probably download whatever you have on the Kindle to those devices. I have it and it works great....never went back to the Fire.

To transfer books from CD to your Kindle you will need to use a computer and connect your Kindle to that computer by USB then copy the books from the CD to the Kindle folder that you can find via Windows Explorer.

See the help information for Transferring files via USB on the Kindle Support web site for further details on doing this.