Labels

Categories: Food | Travel | Beer | Wine | Boston | Humor | TV | Tech | Pop Culture | Politics | Golf | Video | Photo | Auto
Sponsored: Samsung | Cadillac | Volt | GMC | AT&T | Gear List: Cameras, Lights, Microphones, etc.
More: SteveGarfield.com | Steve Garfield's Video Blog (archived 6/19/2013)
“As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.” | Mastodon

Sunday, December 23, 2012

How To Borrow an Amazon Kindle Book

I was trying to find out how you can borrow a book on Amazon.com, but found it difficult to see how to do it.

It's actually easy, but you have to borrow a book from your Kindle, you can't do it online. You also have to be an Amazon Prime member, which is a great deal. Seriously.

Amazon can deliver a Heinz Organic Tomato Ketchup Twin Pack to your front door in two days!



You can't beat that, but that's not important right now.

Here's how to borrow a Kindle book on Amazon:

Eligible Amazon Prime members can borrow books from the Kindle Owners' Lending Library directly on their registered Kindle device.
Image: Courtesy Amazon.com



You can borrow one book per month.

Note: All links are amazon.com affiliate links where I make a few cents if you click through and buy something.