Otherwise, they can go to the Digital Content page (opens in new tab), search for the ebook in question, and send it to their linked Kindle device.

Once the primary user borrows a Kindle Unlimited book on the main account, the secondary user should see it in their library.

So teen or linked adult accounts will only be able to access Unlimited e-books if they ask the main user to borrow and share them first. Then, on that same page, you must Manage Your Family Library and confirm whether you want to share all ebooks, audiobooks, and games by default or have to share them individually.Įven if you enable automatic sharing, the primary Kindle Unlimited user must initiate all borrows. The quick summary is that you must go to this Manage Your Household (opens in new tab) page, add an adult or teen, and have that person log in to their account to link the two. We have a guide on how to create an Amazon Household you can follow. How to share Amazon Kindle Unlimited ebook access Unfortunately, you cannot add two or more separate accounts to a Prime Household.

This is a great way for, say, a student leaving for college to keep Prime benefits from their parents but establish their own separate purchases and payment info. However, you can link one more Prime account to your Amazon Household, so that person has access to their own separate purchases and saved payment info but also gets access to the primary account's content and Prime benefits, including Kindle Unlimited and Amazon Music Unlimited. The primary login can be shared by two parents or spouses safely, as borrowed Kindle e-books can be read on more than one Kindle simultaneously. So in most cases, your Prime account can support one 'family,' with one primary adult user, up to four 'teens' with monitored access, and children who can access purchased or borrowed content on their Amazon Fire Kids tablets but can't buy anything themselves. You can share your Amazon login with a friend to access your books on their Kindle, but it's against Amazon's terms and conditions, could lead to syncing issues, and would give that person access to your main Amazon account. Technically, a Kindle Unlimited subscription is strictly associated with one Amazon Prime account. (Image credit: Nicholas Sutrich / Android Central)

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