LENDING BOOKS YOU ALREADY OWN: For books you already own, you can check the Your Orders section in Manage Your Kindle on the Amazon website. Click the “actions” button to the right of the book you want to lend.If you don't see it indicated you can't lend it. FINDING LENDABLE BOOKS TO PURCHASE: While you are on the book's description page on, scroll down past the editorial review to the product detail section.There is the other option of borrowing from the library for FREE.How to share this way is listed below under SHARING YOUR ENTIRE LIBRARY. Sharing your personal account information with someone else can be a drawback, but when sharing with trusted family members or friends, this shouldn't be a problem. in addition, you can share your entire Kindle library with up to 6 Kindles or Kindle reading apps if you are willing to share your account with someone else.

How to share this way is listed below under SHARING SINGLE BOOKS below. The borrower does not need to own a Kindle - Kindle books can also be read using free Kindle reading applications for PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, BlackBerry, and Android devices. Also, you will not be able to read the book while it's being borrowed from you. BUT not all books are lendable – that's determined by the publisher. You can share certain Kindle books with a friend one time for 14 days.You have two options, but the best and third option is at the end of this post: Alter Via: How to share your Kindle Books with Someone

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