How to enable assistive reader text to speech on the Kindle app

[@jonathonmatthews8280]

Thank you, i have been racking my head over how to do this and the other guides didn't help at all or were for iphone

[@cooc9667]

Do you know how to change the assistant reader’ voice on iOS?

[@sms-1010]

The assistive reader option is not available in the Kindle app on my Samsung android phone. But it is available (for the same book) in the Kindle app on my Samsung android tablet.

[@mariaruiz6547]

I have the s20 and it's on there. Maybe remove the app and redownload.

[@adayinthelifeofmyservicedo746]

Thank you for the video. It was helpful.

[@nathanhayes8228]

Can't find this on my phone app. Is this only for tablets?

[@DrTavares]

I think this feature it is not available yet on the iOS Kindle app. Consider using instead the iOS screen reader. Just go to: "Accessibility", then "Spoken Content", then turn on "Speak Screen", "Speech Controler" and "Highlight Content". Then you can use the little box that appeared on the screen to turn on text-to-speech reading.

[@kayh8573]

So, what so you do when that "assistant reader" isn't showing up but its supposed to. . .

[@DrTavares]

It does not work for a few books. Maybe there is nothing that can be done then.

[@Shadowfire364]

I had that problem and it was driving me nuts. finally uninstalled and reinstalled the app and that fixed it.

[@DarkandTw1st3d]

I just want to be able to lock my screen again and it still read!!!!!!

[@727thalia]

How do I get 'play button' to read in Alexa voice? (And not the robotic voice)

[@greenschnauzer]

How do I keep the text-to-speech going when I've closed my cover or locked my screen?

[@tpantera73]

Thank you

[@wordpainting3]

Thank you!

[@whyuru5788]

Thank you!