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# Amazon makes audiobooks, video, music and more available for free

*A guide to the free audiobooks, video and more that you can access right now on Amazon.*

With most of the country staying at home at the moment, we’ve put together a handy guide with all the information you need to enjoy the audiobooks, video, music and other great free content we’re making available on your phone or other devices.

Sometimes it’s just nice to listen to a good story, so we have curated hundreds of audiobook titles by age group for you and your family to listen to for free. From pre-schoolers to adults, there are titles for everyone to enjoy including the *Timeless Tales of Beatrix Potter, Harry Potter and The Philosopher’s Stone*, *Jane Eyre* and *Pride & Prejudice*. You don’t need an account or password. Just click, stream and enjoy.

Stream Audible books for free [here](https://stories.audible.com/).

A selection of children and family titles are now available free to watch on Prime Video for all Amazon customers, including Amazon Original children shows such as *Just Add Magic*, *Wishenpoof*, and *Lost in Oz,* as well as popular shows including *Peppa Pig, Fireman Sam* and *In The Night Garden*.

To access the free content on Prime Video, you don’t need a Prime membership, just an Amazon account. You can watch Prime Video on compatible smart TVs, Fire TV cube, Fire TV stick, Apple TV, Virgin V6 boxes, TalkTalk, BT, game consoles and mobile devices and tablets.

Stream Prime Video shows for free [here](http://www.amazon.co.uk/freeforall).

A selection of fun family apps are available for free on Fire Tablets, with a wide variety of educational content for all ages. For children under five, you can pick a show from *BBC CBeebies*, including *Bing: Watch, Play & Learn*, *IXL – Maths & English*, *Meet the Numberblocks!* and many more. There’s plenty of helpful content to choose from for older children and adults too with spelling help from *Let’s Spell*, Spanish lessons from *Learn Spanish for Beginners*, Maths practice with *11+ Maths Practice Papers Lite*, as well as access to *TED* talks.

For customers looking for fitness inspiration, check out the catalogue of fitness apps available with Fire TV, from free yoga from *Simply Yoga* to free daily exercise routines from *DailyUp Fitness.*

Download apps for free [here](https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?i=mobile-apps&bbn=1661657031&rh=n%3A1661657031%2Cp_36%3A1714299031&pf_rd_i=1661657031&pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_p=13256e7e-7ab1-4f0e-9fab-ba8fcd6d2b30&pf_rd_p=13256e7e-7ab1-4f0e-9fab-ba8fcd6d2b30&pf_rd_r=EXRAW1HX8M1SM8PVY4XC&pf_rd_r=EXRAW1HX8M1SM8PVY4XC&pf_rd_s=merchandised-search-leftnav&pf_rd_t=101&qid=1585852196&ref=sr_pg_1).

For Amazon customers who do not have a Prime membership or subscription to Amazon Music Unlimited, you can still listen to an ad-supported selection of top playlists and thousands of stations for free. Listen on your favourite devices, including Echo devices and via the Amazon Music app on iOS, Android, and Fire TV. 

Customers can also access Amazon Music on the web [here](https://music.amazon.co.uk/).

From April 8th to May 5th, the Book Depository – an Amazon-owned online bookseller that specialises in selling books to 180 countries worldwide – will be posting daily book reading videos by internationally renowned authors such as Jay Shetty, Jeffrey Archer and Victoria Aveyard alongside familiar faces including Greg James and Jeremy Vine under the hashtag #ReadTogether. The reading sessions are designed to help keep you entertained while at home and bring us together while staying apart socially. Follow @BookDepository on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter to watch the videos.

Check out the schedule for the week ahead [here](https://www.bookdepository.com/readtogether).

Students, teachers and parents can also access a free virtual coding programme – thanks to [Amazon Future Engineer](https://www.amazonfutureengineer.co.uk/) and [FireTech](https://www.firetechcamp.com/). The virtual coding programme will provide learning resources for students while schools are closed, with minimal to zero impact on teachers, to support students and build their interest in computer science. Students can [sign up today](https://amazon.firetechcamp.com/python/)to access 20 hours of content which includes flying drones, designing smart cities and creating chat bots. The free resources use a Python Programming Platform, exploring ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’ themes, plus a moderated forum and handy FAQs.

**If you don’t have an Amazon account already, you can sign up to for free for at [www.amazon.co.uk](http://www.amazon.co.uk)**.