You should see all the library books you’ve downloaded. The first item listed is “add content.” Click it. Off to the right of their name, you’ll see a gear box, circle shaped thing – “settings” menu. You should see your child’s name along with a list of options regarding their online activity. Next, go to your Amazon parent dashboard. I’m not sure you can do everything you need to do on a phone or tablet. Otherwise Amazon doesn’t know it’s safe to let her access these items and keeps blocking them, which is why they aren’t appearing in Free Time mode, even though they are loaded on the tablet.įirst, use a desktop computer. I think the problem is that you have to send your daughter’s library books to her “Kindle Free Time” profile. When you click that, it’ll take you to Amazon (you may have to log in with your Amazon username and password) and it’ll say “Get Library Book.” Make sure the button below shows your correct Kindle and press “Get library book.”Īs soon as your Kindle connects to your Wi-Fi, the book will appear in your Kindle library! Ta-da! (It may take a few minutes).Īnd if you have more questions about how to download library books to Kindle, let me know and I’m happy to help you troubleshoot! If you liked this post about how to get library books on Kindle, you might like these posts too: 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!
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