Amazon says that Alexa can only read books that were purchased from the Kindle Store or borrowed from the Amazon Lending Library or Prime Reading. Note: Alexa will not be able to read all the books in your Kindle library. Then, tap the book you want to listen to.Then select Your Account and sign in with your Amazon Username and Password.To do this, tap Settings on your Kindle device and then All Settings.You will need to have your Kindle library connected to Alexa before you begin. Scroll down until you find your Kindle Library.This is the standard Play button icon located at the bottom of your screen. Here’s how to have Alexa read a Kindle book. Additionally, some books may not have audiobook versions. Having books read to you gives you more time and energy to focus on other tasks. Alexa can read eBooks too (as long as you purchased it through Amazon or the Kindle Store). The notes will also be saved to your account so that if you borrow the same book again or purchase your own copy, your original notes will be automatically synced to you Kindle.Can Alexa read books? Yes. You can add notes, highlights and bookmarks to Kindle library books just like you can with regular Kindle books. You can also return books online via your Manage Your Kindle page on Amazon’s site. Once your calendar month is up and you can borrow another book, you will be prompted to “return” the old book once you make a new borrowing selection. Any book that has a Prime badge next to it can be borrowed. You can borrow books by navigating on your Kindle device to the Kindle Store and selecting the section titled “Kindle Owners’ Lending Library.” Books that are available to be borrowed will also appear when you are browsing the Kindle Store. So if you don’t borrow a book in November you won’t get to borrow two in December.

Amazon also said it isn’t allowing “rollover” credits. You can only borrow one book per calendar month and you can only have one book out at any given time.

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