Kindle Book Extra content and features

[Dead-Man]

I have read in several places on some Kindle books with additional content and features. While I am only new about Kindle, and therefore only have about 30 books, I am yet to see anything more than links in the titles. Now, they are certainly not suggesting that it does not exist, I'm really curious which is very common and what exactly (and in what forms are needed) it does. Anyone have any idea on this?

[switchblade327]

Here I just wish to add something about this. If you want to use the regular Kindle (opt IPAD), a couple of books out there. Michael Connelly's book, "The Scarecrow" has many links to web sites one special book. It would be a photo show and what not to where ever you are in the frame. It was a nice touch and it was fun, but I do not go looking for books with "special features book." I just want to enjoy reading.

[BansiJ]

So there are some, but not many. Like someone over said, you can always go using your iPhone / iPod Touch to view the video / audio books. I know one of my favorite authors is coming out with their "special editions" that includes video / audio and more, but I personally do not want to spend more for themselves and shopping in the iBookstore. It's funny, I love special features on DVD / Blu-Ray, but I do not like my books.

[Antonio1]

Kindle e-books there, including audio and video, but the content of audio / video can be seen in the iPhone and iPod touch. These mixed media titles can at a standstill be a bit of written material that can be read on a Kindle, however. When present contents of audio / video cannot be accessed in a Kindle, this message will be in place: "No audio / video content on this site it is not compatible for Kindle The title of this content.”

[Carlos16]

Here after seeing some information I also wish to say something. Here's an instance "The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin" is an enthralling look at the life of the prospect patriot, who ran away to Philadelphia as an immature man while America was at a standstill a British colony. It's full of amusing stories and inspiring instances of how he worked his way up, and he lived to make out the start of the American Revolution getaway while he was 70 years old.

[Odalis]

I think it was written in the 1700s, but this edition has been added to your cart and audio material optimized for the iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch. (It was one of the books has been selected for "Sunshine offers" from Amazon to the beginning of June and so far at a standstill only $ 2.38.) Sometimes people refer to these as "Vook" - a book with the video embedded in - so that's where the publisher has a name. (And yes, I would love people to send their best examples of most Kindle books with extras.)