Can Alexa read books? Yes. And it’s not just audiobooks either. Alexa can read eBooks too (as long as you purchased it through Amazon or the Kindle Store). Having books read to you gives you more time and energy to focus on other tasks. Additionally, some books may not have audiobook versions. Here’s how to have Alexa read a Kindle book.
You can choose to have Alexa skip to another chapter by opening the Alexa app and clicking the Player Control Bar at the bottom of your screen. This will open the Now Playing screen, where you can pause or skip using the controls.
From here, click the “queue access button,” which is located on the bottom left. This will open a table of contents menu that allows you to select another chapter.
Or you can use voice commands to skip to another chapter or stop. Try the following commands for a smoother book-reading experience with Alexa:
“Alexa, play the Kindle book [book title].”
“Alexa, read my book. (She will read your most recent book where she last left off).”
“Alexa, read [book title].”
“Alexa, skip back.”
“Alexa, pause / stop.”
“Alexa, resume.”
If you don’t like the way Alexa is reading, you can always change the way she speaks. Check out our step-by-step guide on how to change Alexa’s voice here.
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