“I have a 10 year old iPad- want to buy a new one but am afraid I will not be able to transfer over my purchased books. I am an older person who has used Macs for years, but am unsure of what I might lose if I try to sync my Kindle library and Audible book”
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You will not lose anything. Your kindle and audible libraries are stored on the cloud. At worst, you will have to reinstall the app and download them again locally. I recently bought a new iPad. During the setup process, it retrieved all my setting and software from my iPhone. Once the setup was completed, my kindle app and library was downloaded on my new IPad. You are good.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Your account is fully cloud side, meaning all you have to do is sign into your account and your full library will appear. That said, I’m not so sure all your progress will be there or not, like if you have unfinished books. Kindle is Mac and iPad compatible, and given that they also own audible which does save your place in your cloud side, I suspect your progress will be transferred as well, but I’m not entirely sure on that. I do know your library will be there waiting for you to re-download titles as soon as you sign into your kindle account via the kindle app on iPad though.
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