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How to Read Nook eBooks On Kindle Fire

December 3, 2017 by Mitch Bartlett 8 Comments

I am a Nook Color user as well as an Amazon Kindle Fire user. I have some books from my collection on one device, and some books on the other. I had to learn how to read Barnes & Noble Nook books on my Kindle Fire. Here’s how to install the Nook Android app on the Kindle Fire so you can do so.

  1. Before using any of the steps in this tutorial, you will have to allow installation of applications from unknown sources by going to on of the following locations:
    • “Settings” > “Security” > “Apps from Unknown Sources” > “On“
    • “Apps” > “Settings” > “Applications” > “Apps From Unknown Sources” > “On“
    • “Settings” > “More” > “Device” > “Allow Installation of Applications” > “On“
  2. Open the Kindle Fire web browser and go here to download the Nook apk file.
  3. Open the notification area (top bar). It should show that the .APK file is downloading. Tap it once the download has finished.
  4. Select “Install“.
  5. You now should have the “Nook” app listed in the “Apps” area on your Kindle Fire. Open it and type your Barnes & Noble credentials when prompted. You’ll have access to all of your BN purchases.

Nook app running on Kindle Fire

Some users are reporting that they are using GetJar to obtain the Nook app for their Kindle Fire. I find the method above easier though.

FAQ

Why is the “Install” button grayed out?

Amazon released an update that does this sometimes. You can usually get around it by pressing the square button next to the circle home button. Then go back to the install screen. Doing that will light up the Install button.

Some people say that using the “Back” button instead of square then returning to the install screen works to light up the Install button.

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Comments

  1. Robert Scott Gartner says

    December 16, 2021 at 10:48 am

    Didn’t work. Said download was starting but nothing ever happened

  2. Donna Beckstead says

    June 20, 2019 at 10:10 pm

    I downloaded the Nook app but it will not let me sign in to access my library. What am I missing?

  3. Cicely says

    January 30, 2019 at 7:10 pm

    the download worked for me and i was reading fine earlier. but once the nook app closed i cannot find it anywhere on my fire tablet. do you know where it is in the directory?
    thank you.

  4. Alan says

    November 27, 2018 at 2:32 pm

    This may work with ver 2017 Kindle Fire 8 but not with ver 2018. The nook file never stopped downloading. After a day I erased it and started again but this time it wouldn’t appear in the download window at all!

    Need another trick. This one has been blocked by Amazon.

  5. Sharon L Perry says

    June 12, 2018 at 8:53 am

    I got to the app, clicked download the most recent version, the app showed up, but there is no install button and no indication that it downloaded. Any thoughts? Thanks.

  6. Judy Haberman says

    June 11, 2018 at 12:42 pm

    THANK you

  7. Robin J says

    March 30, 2018 at 8:20 pm

    Yes! Yes! Yes! Using APKMirror, the Nook app installed perfectly on the 7th generation Amazon Fire 7 I bought in February of 2018. Now I can access all my ebooks on one small, inexpensive, tablet that I don’t have to worry much about when I throw it in my bag.

    I’ve put the app through its paces. It added all of my books, runs smoothly, and all the settings work. I am very happy. :D

  8. Susan says

    December 9, 2017 at 11:31 am

    12/9/17
    I just installed getjar and have downloaded to my Kindle Fire a book that is only available through B&N as a Nook book .The process was quick and easy. I tried the other method recommended first and for some reason, couldn’t do it. I am thrilled and very happy.

    Thanks!

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