Drag the book from where it was downloaded to Adobe Digital Editions to the NOOK.

Authorize your device by right-clicking on it and selecting “Authorize Device.”.

It’ll show up under Devices in Adobe Digital Editions.

Connect the NOOK to your computer with a USB cable.

After buying the ebook you want to put on your NOOK, go to My Books on Google Play and download EPUB file of the book.

(If you don’t have an Adobe ID, you can create one for free.)

Note: If the book is DRM protected, you’ll be asked to authorize your computer and sign in.

The “eBook Vendor” dropdown has many options, including Google, but you want to leave it at “Adobe ID.” (See illustration below.).

Download Adobe Digital Editions onto your computer.

This process gets trickier because you need to transfer ebook files from your computer to your NOOK. Through the Play Store, you can search for the Amazon Kindle app and use it to read books from Amazon. This is because these are the only NOOKs that Barnes & Noble has given access to the Play Store. Amazon to NOOKĬurrently, only NOOK HD and NOOK HD+ can be used to read ebooks from Amazon.

Let’s dive into the nitty gritty details of downloading from each additional source below. NOOKs, in addition to being compatible with ebooks from Barnes & Noble, can also download ebooks from Amazon, Google Play, Smashwords, and Kobo. Connecting the RIGHT readers with the RIGHT books

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