Alexa Kindle Commands

A comprehensive guide on how to use Audible with their Alexa-enabled devices. The article demonstrates that the enjoyment of Audible audiobooks or kindle isn’t confined to just smartphones, tablets, or computers; it can be seamlessly continued through voice commands to Alexa.

Key Takeaways:   

• You can command Alexa to continue playing your most recent Audible book.
• Specific books can be requested by name.
• Playback can be paused and resumed.
• Navigation commands include skipping forward or backward by specific times or chapters.
• The narration speed can be adjusted.
• A sleep timer can be set for the audiobook.
• Alexa can provide an overview of your Audible library and inform you about the free monthly Audible book.
• You can listen to samples of books and purchase them directly via voice command.
• Direct contact with Audible support can be initiated through Alexa.

Here is a list of Alexa Kindle Commands and Audible Books:

1. – “Alexa, read my book” to continue listening to your most recent Audible audiobook.
2. – “Alexa, read [book title]” to have Alexa read a specific book from your Audible library.
3. – “Alexa, pause” to pause the audiobook.
4. – “Alexa, resume audiobook” to resume listening.
5. – “Alexa, go back” or “Alexa, go forward” to skip backward or forward by 10 seconds.
6. – “Alexa, go forward two minutes” to skip forward a specific amount of time (you can customize the duration).
7. – “Alexa, next chapter” or “Alexa, previous chapter” to navigate between chapters.
8. – “Alexa, go to chapter [number]” to jump to a specific chapter.
9. – “Alexa, restart chapter” to replay the current chapter from the beginning.
10. – “Alexa, read faster” or “Alexa, read slower” to adjust the narration speed.
11. – “Alexa, read at normal speed” to return to the standard narration speed.
12. – “Alexa, stop reading after [time]” to set a sleep timer for the audiobook.
13. – “Alexa, what’s in my Audible library?” to get an overview of your Audible library.
14. – “Alexa, what’s free from Audible?” to find out the free audiobook of the month.
15. – “Alexa, read [book title]” to hear a sample of an audiobook you don’t own.
16. – “Alexa, buy this” to purchase the Audible audiobook while listening to the sample.
17. – “Alexa, call Audible” to contact Audible support directly.

These commands enhance your Audible listening experience by making it convenient to control playback with voice commands.

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