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How to share Kindle books without a Family Library To manually share an item and add it to a library, click the "Manage Family Library" in the pop-up that appears after clicking the button with three dots next to left of the title. Tap the yellow "OK" to close the window when you're done.Ĥ. Click to view its details and see who shared it. A small profile photo icon will appear next to those that are shared with you.ģ. Here you'll find a complete list of all of your books - as well as your family members' books. Instead of clicking on "Preferences" to set up an account, stay on the first "Content" tab. Additionally, you can check on your full shared library in your "Manage content and devices" section on Amazon. Additionally, you can filter your library at the top by selecting "Shared Books" to only display those results as opposed to "All Items."Ģ. A percentage will appear on the book showing how much is remaining. Shared books automatically appear in the Cloud, which you can then tap to download as you would any other book. Fifth St., Los Angeles CA 90071 or call (213) 228-7272.How to find and download shared Kindle booksġ. Make a donation by check to the Los Angeles Public Library and send it to:.Foundation members receive a variety of benefits with their membership.

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