On a Kindle head to the Kindle Store and search for Prime Reading, any eligible titles will be displayed.

There’s even a selection of short stories, memoirs and essays from a variety of top writers known as Kindle Singles. And yes, it does list audiobooks that you’ve borrowed as well, not just ebooks.Books include popular titles such as Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone and the Bourne Engima, along with stories from best-selling authors such as Man Booker Prize shortlisted Graeme Macrae Burnet, Annabel Karmel and Mark Edwards, Magazines include Good Housekeeping and Cosmopolitan.

On this page you can see the ebooks and audiobooks you are currently borrowing as well as the titles you have returned. There’s a dropdown menu in the upper left corner that includes options for Prime Reading and Kindle Unlimited. Manage My Content and DevicesĪnother way to see what you’ve borrowed is to go to your Manage My Content and Devices page. You can sort the list by date, author, or title, but it isn’t searchable, nor does it show borrowed audiobooks. Your first option is to visit the My Borrowed Items page on pages offers a list of your current and returned ebooks for Kindle Unlimited and Prime Reading. While you can easily find out whether you’ve purchased an ebook simply by visiting its listing in the Kindle Store, borrowed ebooks aren’t listed that way, and once you return an ebook it no longer shows up on your Kindle app or ereader.įortunately, there is a way to find a list of all the ebooks that you’ve borrowed from Prime Reading and Kindle Unlimited. In fact, there’s several ways to do this. That high volume of activity can be a problem as time goes on, and readers start to lose track of which ebooks they’ve already read. It offers a great value to readers, so much so that there are many readers who have read hundreds if not thousands of ebooks in the four and a half years since Kindle Unlimited launched. In some ways Kindle Unlimited is a victim of its own success.

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