How to Find Free Audiobooks with Prime Membership
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If you’re an Amazon Prime member you can get unlimited access to a selection of free audiobooks each month in addition to Prime eligible Kindle ebooks.
Unfortunately Amazon doesn’t make it particularly clear where to find the list of audiobooks available free to borrow for Prime members. In most cases you need to download the ebook before you can get the audiobook; you can’t just see a separate list of available audiobooks and download them individually.
Here’s the list of Books with Audible Narration free for Prime members.
Again, technically you have to borrow the ebook before you can borrow the audiobook; if you just go to the audiobook page directly you won’t see an option to borrow it.
Prime eligible ebooks show a Prime logo in the buy box that says, “Included with your membership”.
Books that also have a matching Prime eligible audiobook will show a box that says, “Read and Listen for Free”. If the audiobook isn’t part of Prime it will just say, “Read for Free”.
After you select a Prime eligible book that has a matching audiobook available with Prime, you don’t have to select the audiobook version of the book too because it will automatically be available once you borrow the ebook.
If you have a Fire tablet you can easily find Prime audiobook content from the menu of the Audible section where it lists Prime Benefits.
Audible Channels are another way to get free audio content with Prime. Audible Channels include original short-form audio content (podcasts), along with playlists, and a selection of audiobooks to stream anytime.
Heres the link to the UK Amazon listings
This info isn’t correct anymore. Now these books with narration are only free to those with a Kindle unlimited membership. All of the prime eligible ones still require some payment for the audio narration.
It still works the same as it always did. You just have to get the Prime ebook before you can get access to the audiobook for free.
Candace is right. At least she is now, it seems.
You said that it’s “borrowing” the audiobooks; does that mean that they’ll go away at some point? And if that’s the case, is there a way to check how much longer I’ll have access to the borrowed audiobooks?
With Kindle Unlimited you can borrow up to 10 titles at once, and I think it’s the same with Prime. There’s no time limit; you just have to return one before getting another once you hit the 10 limit.
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