Originally Posted By: chaosmagnet
Originally Posted By: rafowell
Another concern (which I have not confirmed) is that with the Kindle Fire, Amazon has made it difficult (not impossible, but tedious) to read non-Amazon ebooks: Kindle Fire Revew


I installed Bluefire Reader on my wife's Kindle Fire and it works very well for non-Amazon ebooks. It supports ePub and PDF.


Yes, Adam Engst, in his April 2012 TidBits[1] article: How to Download EPUB, PDF, and Mobipocket to the Kindle Fire lists Bluefire Reader as one of his top three choices for ePub reading on the Kindle Fire:

Adam's article indicates you have to temporarily disable protection to install Aldiko on the Kindle Fire, and this FAQ at the Aldiko site indicates the same: How to install the Aldiko Book Reader on Kindle Fire?

This article also recommends Aldiko for ePub reading on the Kindle Fire, but doesn't say what ePub alternatives were considered:

The Best eBook Format for the Kindle Fire is Epub

[1] I'm surprised TidBits is still going - I used to read it 23 years ago!
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