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message 1: by Marlene (new)

Marlene Great! Sorry to use" ask the author" for this.


message 2: by Melissa (new)

Melissa Tagg No worries! :) Okay, I just heard back from the publisher and they said it looks good on their end and a friend with a KU subscription just tried to borrow it and it let her. Sooo...I'm wondering if Amazon was just having a glitchy moment when you tried. Do you mind trying again? Sorry about that!


message 3: by Marlene (new)

Marlene Hmm. Nope, I'm still having the same trouble. I tried last month and had the same issue, so borrowed another book instead. I'll continue waiting a bit since I'm not done with my current NetGalley book.


message 4: by Melissa (new)

Melissa Tagg Shoot! Weird that it's working for my friend...I don't have a KU subscription so I can't try it myself. I'll shoot Amazon an email and let them know a reader is having trouble with it, but I'm guessing they're going to tell me to tell you to contact them. Haha! But I can at least try. I'm sorry I'm not more help! I'll let you know what I hear back.


message 5: by Marlene (new)

Marlene OK. I am an Amazon Prime subscriber and get one free KU book a month, if that helps them.


message 6: by Marlene (new)

Marlene I figured it out!! Apparently, Prime subscribers get one free "Kindle Lending Library" book a month, NOT Kindle Unilmited. But usually KLL and KU overlap. And the annoying thing is that it seems the only way I can tell if a book is in the KLL is by looking it up from my KINDLE. Not my laptop or my Android. Oh, BROTHER! So your book was KU but not KLL.


message 7: by Marlene (new)

Marlene And thank you for trying to help!


message 8: by Melissa (new)

Melissa Tagg Ahhh gotcha! I'm glad you got on an answer. :)


message 9: by Marlene (new)

Marlene Phew! Sorry. I really did think I was doing things correctly! I think the distinction is too complex.


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