Tapping the bar will expand control options to fill the screen. A tiny playback interface will appear at the bottom of the screen, displaying the title of the book, along with play, pause, and volume control options. After you’ve picked which speaker you want to play on, the audiobook will begin.
You can even cast your audiobook across multiple speakers. Once you select a book, you’ll be asked which Alexa device you’d like to play it on. Here, you should find all of the books you’ve downloaded. Just fire up the Alexa app, tap the Play icon at the bottom of the homepage, and scroll down to Audibleor Kindle Library.
Once added to the app’s library, the title is synced to your Amazon account. Controlling through the Alexa appįor both Audible and Kindle users, you’ll first want to jump on your Audible or Kindle app (or website) to purchase and download a book. That being said, there’s still plenty of available titles to choose from, and the tried-and-true Alexa narrator isn’t all that bad. Your Alexa device is only able to read aloud from certain Kindle books (we’ll show you how to access the library of titles below), and it will only narrate with Alexa’s default voice. Who wouldn’t want to fill their living room with the sweet sounds of Michael Caine’s British wit?įor Kindle users, the options are a bit more limited. Another nice Audible perk is that the narrator of your book is the same narrator you hear from your Alexa speaker. Your free trial also nets you one free audiobook and two Audible originals. If you’re new to Audible, your first 30 days are free on Amazon, and signup is just a matter of entering your email and linking to your Amazon account.
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