Did you know there's another way to get Kindle books for free besides going through lists of the latest free Kindle books? Below, you'll learn how to share your Kindle books with your friends and family and find out how to borrow their Kindle books, all for free. When sharing with friends, books can be borrowed for a maximum of 14 days.
However, if you share your Kindle books with your family, they can have access to them for as long as they like. Below are detailed instructions on how to loan a Kindle eBook to a friend or family member, as well as instructions on how they can then download the shared Kindle book to their device.
Be sure to read the "Lending Limitations" section below so you know what you can and can't do when loaning out your Kindle books. There are two ways to lend a Kindle book to someone. You can choose either method depending on which is easiest to you, though we recommend following the first set of instructions below.
No matter which method you use, the recipient will have seven days to accept the book you've loaned to them. During this period of time, the book isn't available to you. This method takes you directly to your account page that lists all the Kindle books you've purchased, which makes it really easy to locate and share your books.
Select the button to the left of the book you want to loan, and then choose the link called Loan this title. This will take you to a new page. If this option isn't available, then the book isn't eligible for loaning. Books that are already out for a loan say Loan next to them. Enter the recipient's email address into the details box, and write your name in the From box.
You also have the option to add a message and the recipient's name. Select Send now to lend out your Kindle book. Another way to share Kindle books with others is by first finding it through the Kindle Store. Visit the Kindle Store to find the book you're wanting to share. You, of course, have to already own the book before you can share it. Once you're viewing the Kindle book's details page, select the link from the sentence at the top of the page that reads Loan this book to anyone you choose.
A new window will open. If you and a friend or family member enjoy the same types of books, using the Kindle book lending feature is a terrific option. Are you going to loan a Kindle book to a pal?
Let us know what you think of the process. Tap the three dots, known as the Actions button, next to the checkbox of that book. Choose Delete. Next, learn how to buy a Kindle directly on your iPhone and how to download a purchased Kindle! Conner Carey's writing can be found at conpoet. She is currently writing a book, creating lots of content, and writing poetry via conpoet on Instagram.
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You can also borrow eBooks from your local library and various apps and websites too, making reading more accessible than ever. Is it even possible? Some of these methods are better suited to the occasional loan, but some make it easy to regularly swap Kindle books between your nearest and dearest. Unlike traditional hard copy books, you can swap and share eBooks with each other, even from thousands of miles away.
They can read it using their internet browser by going to read. Borrowing an eBook is a great, commitment-free way to try out a title. Sites like Lendle make it easy to swap eBooks with complete strangers from all around the world.
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