How do I access icloud in mavericks?

I would like to delete some books that I downloaded off the root account.
I've deleted them from my phone and ipad libraries but now that I have mavericks I can't get them out of the new ibooks app on Mavericks.

The books are not actually in your iCloud storage, they are links to the books in the Store. What you are seeing is your purchase history and as such cannot be deleted.
You can however hide your purchases, which you can do from the QuickLinks > Purchased option from the main page in the iTunes Store on your computer.

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