How to join a library to get Kindle books?

[ett]

I'm constantly surprised at what people expect to pay for X thing. I don't say a price is not cheap in these kind of circumstances, I say it's not worth it for me. I feel when people use a label like cheap they are making a more blanket statement than I would in this situation.

Okay, let's not nitpick on particular wordings. I'm sure Twinfoxes or Melaine didn't mean anything negative when using the term cheap. $50 isn't cheap to the general user when the equivalent cost is free. While I most definitely could afford to pay $50 for something, I wouldn't do it in this case, because I'd just wait for the copy from my own library.

[dhano923]

AnnieW, Kindle books have to be returned through the Amazon website. You got to My Account -> Manage My Content and Devices. You should see there all the books you have purchased through Amazon or borrowed library Kindle books. Next to the book is an option to return them.

This is how I do it as well.

[doberbrat]

There are some private book lending options as well. scribd is pretty good for adult books. I'm not sure they have any children's books. There are a few options for pricing but the least expensive is 9/mo.