how do i download a kindle library book to my ipad with usb?

I have a Kindle App on my iPad and iPhone. I have been successful borrowing books from the public library and buying books wirelessly to 'My Kindle' account on Amazon. Lately, I have been getting this message on some books while in the process of borrowing or buying the books. Doing some research, it seems one can download wirelessly only to a Kindle and not to a Kindle App. Anyone know of a work-around? Books are more expensive to buy on iTunes than Amazon in most cases.

"Due to publisher restrictions, this book in the Kindle format cannot be delivered wirelessly and must be downloaded and transferred via USB."

Here is another option.

Plug in your device, and using itunes, navigate to your apps.

Now, scroll down and click where on the app Kindle, and click "add..."

select the book you wish to transfer, and click open, and finally sync...

Much easier (:

Download Kindle for PC-http://www.amazon.com/gp/kindle/pc/download

Download Kindle for Mac- http://www.amazon.com/gp/kindle/mac/download

Follow the steps to install it

User your account to sign in, purchase the books, connect your device, and transfer the books.

Let me know if you need further assistance

I have the Kindle App on my Apple devices. When attempting to borrow a book from the library, this is the message I got. This only happens with some books, not all, so I am assuming some publishers have made this decision.

"Due to publisher restrictions, this book cannot be delivered wirelessly and must be downloaded and transferred via USB. You currently have no devices registered that support transferring via USB."

I have all my devices registered and usually the Kindle edition is WIRELESSLY downloaded, but this is a new issue to me. These books apparently can ONLY be downloaded by USB but to ONLY a Kindle, not a Kindle App on Apple devices.

I am looking for a way around this issue, if there is one. I connected my iPad to my computer, downloaded the book, but got the above message. Apparently the iPad does not suport transferring via USB. If there are steps to take, I would appreciate knowing what I am not doing.

Thanks.

To transfer purchased books from Kindle to any iDevice you need to do the following:

Download Kindle for PC-http://www.amazon.com/gp/kindle/pc/download

Download Kindle for Mac- http://www.amazon.com/gp/kindle/mac/download

Follow the steps to install it

Step 1. Use your account to sign in, and download all the content you previously purchased.

Step 2. Go to this website http://www.zamzar.com/

Step 3. Locate the folder "My Kindle Content" under the "Documents" folder.

Step 4. Select the Book you wish to transfer. (Make sure it has a blue icon on the side, or a termination with .azw)

Step 5. Enter your e-mail. (To get the books)

Step 6. Convert.

Now you have two options:

Option 1: Open your email from your device. Locate the email from the page Zamzar, and open the attachment. It will automatically transfer it to your iBook library.

Option 2: Download the file to your computer, and transfer it to the device using itunes. (Drag the file into the device)

Thanks for all your suggestions, but I don't need help reading or syncing books already downloaded in the Kindle App. I have been very successful WIRELESSLY downloading and syncing hundreds of books from the public library and Amazon, reading them from my iPhone and two iPads using Manage My Kindle on Amazon. But now some publishers are not allowing that, one can only download using USB. THAT is the issue. Here is the message one gets when choosing to borrow or buy a book from these publishers. Apparently the Kindle Device has that ability but Apple devices do not. I can't get these books INTO the Kindle app..... Maybe I am missing something, but don't all your suggestions assume the books have already been downloaded into the Kindle App? I can't get them into the Kindle App, that is my issue.

"Due to publisher restrictions, this book cannot be delivered wirelessly and must be downloaded and transferred via USB. You currently have no devices registered that support transferring via USB."

Thank you again. I apologize for using CAPS. Have you attempted to download a library book to your Kindle App on your computer that cannot be delivered wirelessly due to publishers' restrictions? I have three choices:

When I choose Kindle Book, this is the message I get:

So I think some books can only be transferred to a Kindle device, not the Kindle App. I have used the download button, the book does not download, to my USB connected iPad nor the Kindle App on my computer.

Thank you for hanging with me on this, I appreciate your advice. I'm sure your suggestions would work if I could just get the book downloaded from the library.

After doing some searching on the library site I found this:

"Due to publisher restrictions, some titles may not be wirelessly delivered and require USB transfer from your computer to your device. These restricted titles also may not be accessed on Kindle reading applications."

So, guess I am going to have to buy a Kindle to be able to read all books from the library. I have already had a Kindle, gave it away because my iPads served my purpose better. Oh, well....

Thanks again....

I'm having the exact same issue trying to download a library book. I assume at this time, it's not available to download in the Kindle format.

I'm going to see about checking the book out in a different format.

Rick

Once you have the Kindle app installed on your iPad, you can download books from your Kindle library directly to your device, no cable required.

I'm sorry but that sentence doesn't make much sense.

See this page for information:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html/ref=hp_200783640_idevice?nod eId=200298460

I am assuming that you DOWNLOAD them on YOUR COMPUTER. I had that issue too, and I downloaded the books using Kindle App on MY COMPUTER. After that, I transfered them to my iPhone using my iTunes.

We spent 2 hours trying to figure this out today. BUMMER!! Won't buy a Kindle, have to wait for the actual

books from the library.