Once you’ve chosen a book, click “Borrow” and then choose “Read with Kindle.” Log in to your library system and find a book you want to read that’s available on Kindle (I find that MOST e-books through the libraries I’ve used are available as Kindle, but you can also filter for Kindle titles by clicking “More Options” when you type in the search bar and choose “Kindle” under the “Availability” tab).
Open the Overdrive or Libby website or app on your computer or phone (I talked about those apps in detail here, if you’re new to them!). Time to start getting library books on your Kindle! Enter your Amazon username and password.Choose “My account” (newer Kindles) or Registration (older Kindles).On your Kindle, select the Menu icon and the press “Settings.”.If it’s not registered, here’s how to do that! It should say “default device” next to it, too. You can check if your Kindle is already registered by going to Amazon and under your account choosing “Content and Devices” and under the Devices tab, see if your Kindle shows up. I LOVE my Kindle reader and being able to get library books for my Kindle makes it even more valuable!įirst, you’ll need to make sure your Kindle is registered on Amazon.
After I wrote a post about how much I love my Kindle e-reader, I got a ton of requests for a tutorial on how to get library books onto your Kindle.Īnd once you have your Kindle connected to your library account, you can have library books on you Kindle in 5 seconds flat after that.
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