Can I Donate My Kindle Books to the Library? Understanding eBook Donations

Learn why you can't donate Kindle books to libraries and how you can still support your local library.

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Unfortunately, you cannot directly donate Kindle books to a library. Kindle books are typically bound by licensing agreements that restrict sharing or transferring. However, you can support your library by donating physical books or funds. Another option is to suggest eBook titles to your library for purchase, benefiting the community.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can I share my Kindle books with friends or family? No, Kindle books cannot be shared directly due to licensing restrictions. However, you can use Amazon's 'Kindle Family Library' feature to share certain books with other members of your Amazon Household.
  2. What can I do with my Kindle books if I no longer want them? You cannot sell or transfer Kindle books due to licensing agreements. However, you can delete them from your library or consider suggesting them to your library for future purchase.
  3. How can I support my local library? You can support your local library by donating physical books, funds, or suggesting new eBook titles for their collection.
  4. Are there any eBooks I can donate to libraries? While you cannot donate your Kindle books, many libraries accept donations of physical books or may have programs to purchase requested eBook titles.