Yes there is some accessibility on the Kindle, Glen. But the question was, are Kindle books accessible on a Mac, and the answer to that is no, they are not. There are other sources for e-books, as Anne has pointed out. but Kindle on the Mac is a no go unless you strip out the drm using processes which have been documented elsewhere and are not something the average person would mess with imho. The messier the work around the less the experience resembles the "it just works" slogan.
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