If you are an avid reader and debating whether to get a Kindle or not, this is your sign to get it!
- Kindle allows you to carry an entire library in a lightweight device, making it perfect for travel and on-the-go reading.
- You can easily adjust font size, font style, brightness, and even switch to dark mode for a customized reading experience.
- With a built-in dictionary, the Kindle makes it simple to look up unfamiliar words. The Vocabulary Builder feature helps you track new words for later reference.
- Kindle devices boast impressive battery life, often lasting weeks on a single charge, unlike smartphones or tablets that require frequent charging.
- Through the methods I described below, you have access to millions of books.
- The e-ink display mimics real paper, reducing eye strain compared to backlit screens. It’s also perfect for reading in bright sunlight without glare.
- eBooks reduce the need for printed paper, making Kindle an eco-friendly choice for environmentally conscious readers.
- You can highlight text, make notes, and bookmark pages, with all your annotations stored digitally for easy access.
- Many Kindle models come with adjustable built-in lighting, allowing you to read comfortably in the dark without needing an external light source.
- Unlike tablets or phones, Kindles are designed purely for reading, free from distracting social media or app notifications.
- People are boring. Read books instead.
How to Get Free Books on Your Kindle
Many libraries now offer eBooks to borrow, including Kindle editions, through services like OverDrive and Libby. If you have a library card, you can borrow books digitally and send them to your Kindle. Unfortunately, this option isn't available in many countries, including India.
- Download the Libby or OverDrive app on your phone or tablet.
- Sign in with your library card.
- Browse the available Kindle books.
- Borrow the book and choose the "Read on Kindle" option, which will redirect you to Amazon. You can then send the book to your Kindle for free.
Looking for a way to access free books on your Kindle? Here's a simple method using ZLibrary to download ePub files and get them onto your Kindle:
Go to Zlibrary on your browser. You’ll find a vast collection of eBooks available for free. Use the search bar to find the book you want.
Once you’ve found your book, download the ePub version. It will be saved in your Files app on your iPhone after the download is complete.
Go to the Files app and locate the downloaded ePub file. Tap on the Share button, and from the options, select Send to Kindle (if the Kindle app is installed).
Once you’ve sent the file to your Kindle app, it will sync to your Kindle device if it's connected to the same account. Now you can enjoy your ePub book on your Kindle!
Blinkist is a platform that provides concise summaries of non-fiction books in text and audio formats. With thousands of titles available, it allows users to quickly grasp key insights and ideas, making it perfect for those short on time or looking to explore new topics efficiently.
To send Blinkist summaries to your Kindle, there's an additional step that involves approving Blinkist's email address for seamless file transfer. Here’s the updated guide:
Subscribe to Blinkist Premium through their website or app to access a vast collection of non-fiction book summaries on various topics.
- Login to Amazon: Go to your Amazon account and navigate to Manage Your Content and Devices.
- Approved Emails: Under the Preferences tab, scroll down to Personal Document Settings and locate Approved Personal Document E-mail List.
- Add Blinkist Email: Add kindle@blinkist.com to this list to authorize Blinkist to send files to your Kindle device.
In the Blinkist app or website, select the summaries you want and download them in ePub format.
Once the Blinkist email is approved, you can Share and send the downloaded ePub file to your Kindle app or device. The file will now appear in your Kindle library, ready for reading.
A document docx or a pdf too can be loaded on the kindle via an email id associated with Kindle.
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