Prime library question

[jkent]

Is there a way to tell which book I borrowed from the Prime Library?  Embarrassingly, I can't remember and I need to know which book to read next.
Thanks for the help.

[PhillyGuy]

Probably. But it would be more trouble than it is worth.

One of the principles of modern librarianship is that you, out of privacy concerns, don't keep records of what patrons have borrowed after they returned it. I don't have Prime, but this rule is more or less followed with Kindle US public library borrowing, and I expect they are following the same policy with Prime borrowing. (The reason I say more or less: I notice that the titles of books I returned early still show up in Manage My Kindle - Your Kindle Library. But once the original due date hits, they are gone.)

If I am right that Amazon will not give you the information, you would have to recover the deleted files off your Kindle. Unless your Kindle storage is almost full, the returned books perhaps have not really been written over. They would be unreadable due to encryption, but the file names may be recoverable. The relevant google search terms are:

FAT32 file recovery

I definitely do NOT recommend trying FAT32 recovery tools on your Kindle, but just post it with an idea of being accurate. Impossible? Probably not. A good idea? No.

[Luvmy4brats]

Go to your manage your Kindle page on Amazon... Look at your list of books. The one you borrowed will have the Prime logo next to it.

No need to recover any files or anything. It's listed right there on your page.