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Free Books on Kindle

Amazon Prime Kindle Owners Lending Library allows you to check out free books on Kindle. In general you’re allowed to check out any eligible book during a month, be that calendar month or 30 day period. You can keep it for as long as you want, but then must “return” it before you can check out another. In practice it’s quite simple and one of the ways to get free books on Kindle.

Announcing New Additions to The Kindle Unlimited Program

Tip: I have had people do this with several of my books, but there is on major “gotcha” that could bite you in the butt unexpectedly. You must use your Kindle to find the book in the store, and you must click the “Borrow for Free” button in gray below the “Buy for..” button in orange. Otherwise you will be charged for it. In that case so long as you have not read up to a certain point (I believe 10%) you can return it. Then you can get your free books on Kindle the way Amazon wants you to.
Free Books On Kindle Owners Lending Library
Free Books On Kindle Owners Lending Library
Kindle Unlimited is another way to get free books on Kindle. I have Amazon Prime so I’ve done the above several times. I do not subscribe to Kindle Unlimited because I get enough free books from my Prime account. With Kindle Unlimited you can have as many eligible books as you would like with no restrictions. If you read even two $4.99 books a month it’s a heck of a deal and I recommend it highly. There is a free trial if you’d like to check it out without risk. You could potentially take the trial, get a dozen $9.99 books and read them quick and make out like a bandit. Just saying.

You don’t even need a Kindle! Free App – Read Anywhere:

A recent article of interest on Kindle Unlimited: CLICK HERE

My free books on Kindle:

The following books are eligible for Kindle Unlimited and Amazon Prime:
  • My Sweet Infected (2014) BUY NOW
  • Summit Success: Training for Hiking … (2014) BUY NOW
  • Carstensz, Stone Age to Iron Age (2013) BUY NOW
  • Elbrus Race 2013 (2013) BUY NOW
  • Finding Time to Train 2014 BUY NOW
  • The 100 Calorie Diet Plan 2013 BUY NOW
  • Ice Climbing Training: In Season Program BUY NOW

The following free books on Kindle but not in paperback:

The following books are eligible for Kindle Unlimited and Amazon Prime:
  • Orizaba, My Almost Free Mexico Adventure (2012) BUY NOW
  • Elbrus, My Waterloo (2012) BUY NOW
The rest of my books are not eligible for Amazon Prime and Kindle Unlimited as they do not meet the exclusivity requirement with Amazon.
I hope to be able to update this page often and include many more free books on Kindle for your reading enjoyment. If you want first notice of all my upcoming promotions, freebies, podcasts, etc. please subscribe to the newsletter upper right.
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