Can you migrate from a Nook to an iPad?

I currently have a Nook (Barnes and Noble). If I buy an iPad, can I bring my books over from the Nook to the iPad or do I lose them?

Thank you.
Don't forget that on your iPad, you can also read iBooks from the
iTunes store. And there is an app to read kindle books as well.
Enjoy your new iPad. If you have any other questions, post again
and someone will offer a solution.

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I had an iPhone 3GS unning whatever the latest proper version of iOS currently is at the time of writing (4.3.5, is it?) but on Saturday I was on a rather drunken night out and I lost my phone.
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