The last update in September 2021 of Amazon, accessing copyrighted Kindle books for free without the permission of the copyright holder is illegal and unethical. However, there are legitimate ways to listen to Kindle books for free through legal means. Here's a simple way to do it:

  1. Amazon Prime Reading (Free for Amazon Prime Members):

    • If you have an Amazon Prime membership, you can access a selection of Kindle books for free through Amazon Prime Reading.
    • Go to the Amazon website and log in with your Amazon Prime account.
    • Look for the "Prime Reading" section, where you'll find a rotating library of books that you can borrow and read on your Kindle device or the Kindle app.
    • Some of the books in the Prime Reading catalog may include audiobooks that you can listen to for free.

  2. Audible Trial (Free for New Users):

    • Audible is an audiobook service owned by Amazon. They offer a 30-day free trial for new users, which includes a free audiobook of your choice.
    • Sign up for the Audible free trial on the Audible website or through the Amazon website.
    • Choose an audiobook from their extensive selection, and it will be available to listen to using the Audible app or compatible devices.

  3. Library Audiobooks (Free with a Library Membership):

    • Many libraries offer digital audiobook collections that you can access for free with a library membership.
    • Check with your local library to see if they provide audiobooks through apps like OverDrive or Libby.
    • Borrow audiobooks from your library's collection and listen to them on your device.

Remember that these methods provide legal ways to access free audiobooks and listen to them. Always respect the rights of authors and copyright holders by using legitimate channels to obtain and enjoy their work.