What Happened to the Kindle Lending Library? Amazon's New Reading Options Explained
Discover why Amazon discontinued the Kindle Lending Library and how Kindle Unlimited and Prime Reading replaced it for Prime members.
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The Kindle Lending Library was officially discontinued by Amazon in 2021. The service allowed Prime members to borrow ebooks, but it has been replaced by Amazon's Kindle Unlimited and Prime Reading services. Kindle Unlimited offers unlimited access to over a million titles for a monthly fee, while Prime Reading provides a rotating selection of books and magazines at no additional cost to Prime members. These new services aim to offer a wider selection and more flexibility for readers.
FAQs & Answers
- Why was the Kindle Lending Library discontinued? Amazon discontinued the Kindle Lending Library in 2021 to replace it with more flexible and expansive reading options like Kindle Unlimited and Prime Reading.
- What is the difference between Kindle Unlimited and Prime Reading? Kindle Unlimited is a subscription service offering unlimited access to over a million titles for a monthly fee, while Prime Reading provides a rotating selection of books and magazines at no added cost to Amazon Prime members.
- Can Prime members still borrow ebooks after the Kindle Lending Library ended? Yes, Prime members can now borrow ebooks through Prime Reading, which offers a curated and rotating collection of books and magazines included with their membership.