Perhaps in changing passwords, or who knows. My Kindle is not receiving books I order on Amazon.

Hello, Reg -

Clarification: Are you asking how you can get books (not "boos"), meaning e-books, to read on your Kindle?

If so . . .

Kindle is an e-reader which is proprietary to Amazon - Amazon.com.

I have no idea where you reside - in what country. I am answering from the USA. Fixya.com receives questions from people worldwide.

For your Kindle, you will need to go to the Amazon website for where (country) you reside, then go to the Amazon department for Books, find e-books you wish to read, and order and pay for the Kindle version for those books.

Through the Kindle, owners can also access Amazon's Kindle store.

Read about other ways to obtain e-books to read on your Kindle here, including borrowing e-books from your public library to read on your Kindle:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201252760

There is more information here:
https://www.amazon.com/kindle-dbs/fd/kcp

You may find this How Stuff Works multiple page article on "How the Amazon Kindle Works" instructive:
https://electronics.howstuffworks.com/gadgets/travel/amazon-kindle.htm

There are other options for e-books to read on a Kindle, but this information should be enough to get you started.

Best wishes.

I'm assuming you have got 'Buy with one-click' turned on then. Apart from that the thief would need your login password.

Log in to your Amazon account from another device which is connected to the Net, turn off one-click and change your password to your account.
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Hi,

I assume you mean kindle books you order online (not from the kindle itself?)

They are delivered to your Kindle based on what you have registered on line, not to your email. Therefore changing your email address should not matter (at least directly).

When you say 'moved' - do you mean moved house physically (which does not matter at all) or moved to using a new kindle? Assuming you mean a new kindle, you need to
A) make sure the kindle is registered to your Amazon account: go to home screen, touch top of screen to bring up menu and then press the 'three lines button', select settings. There should be option to register (you will need email address and password - so you need to make sure your online Amazon account has correct email address registered! This is where email change might be causing problems, but can be updated online)

B) when you order books online you need to select the correct kindle to deliver to in the drop down box next to the order button (it might be called something like "Paul's Second kindle")

You can access all books you have ever bought (for this kindle or any other) on Kindle paper white by selecting 'cloud' when on the list of books at home screen.

Hope that helps, if not please reply and explain in more detail what you are doing and what happens / does not happen

You need to as Kindle Support on Amazon.

Perhaps you ask Amazone? We don't host Talktalk, we don't sell books, We are not a help desk from Amazone.
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