denise

I have a large novel that I am considering rewriting it from there point of view of the main character only. A second set can be written from the point of view of her family. Since they would have different title it wouldn't be the same old work exactly.

Yes and no.. here are their rules-

Kindle Vella is a serial reading experience. To protect readers from purchasing Kindle Vella content they have already read in a different format, you cannot:
Incorporate your Kindle Vella content into other long-form content (e.g., a book) in any language. If you wish to incorporate an episode or story into other content, you must unpublish all episodes of that story from Kindle Vella.
Publish in Kindle Vella content that is in the public domain or freely available on the web.
Break down your previously published book or long-form content into Episodes and republish in Kindle Vella, even if that book or long-form content is no longer available or is written in another language. If your Episode or Story is derived from another work you have authored (e.g., it continues the story from a book), you may include up to 5,000 words of content from the other work in the first Episode to bridge the story, provided you control the rights to do so.

I think that would only work if you had a huge following to begin with...

My feeling is yes- you could break it up. But I believe most of us have new material we'd like to try out. Once readers notice you, they are more likely to buy your other work.

I don't think that it is a new concept but because its on the Kindle platform it has the potentional of being big.

That was my understanding as well.

I'm not sure about that.. I intend to use it for new work to direct them to my other already published work.