Why can't I get my Nook books anymore?

Question

I can no longer open my Nook books or add new ones.  What's going on?

Answer 1

Start iTunes on your PC.  Connect iPad by cable. Allow any sync to finish.
Click on your device icon and in the main view area under the apple logo click on Books.  Put a tick in Sync Books, then select Selected Books.
Under the Books heading ensure Books and PDF's is selected.
Tick all the items you want to sync.  Click apply in the lower right of the page, and then sync.
It may take more than one pass to sync everything.  The ones that do not sync will be unticked - retick them, click apply and sync again until all your content is updated.
Open photos. select album tap it to get expanded view of photos, then tap on a photo to get the option bar including Edit.
If your application is not doing what it should, close out to home screen.  Double tap home button to bring up the multitasking bar, hold an App till it wiggles, then use the little '-'red in each corner to close them.  When finished and still in this view, press and hold both the on\off and home buttons down together until the Apple log appears - this is the same as a reboot and wont change anything - but it clears the ipad's ram memory and unlocks the majority of most types of freeze and improperly performing apps.  Return to the Photo application, select your album, select your picture - do you have editing bar now?
If your photo's you wish to edit are still not editable - email them to yourself. use the checkout arrow at the top of the email page when email is open to select the option to save image. It will now be in Photoroll and can be edited.
when you have finished editing - email the photo to yourself again and save it back to photoroll - make a copy and stick it in the album of choice.
In photoroll, if the original edited photo is reverted or you try to upload - it uploads the original - only saving the edited copy after emailing it yourself is the way to keep the edited copy permanent.
Sorry about the length of reply, but wanted to try and save you problems with editing later.
Regards, Ct