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Amazon Kindle’s new feature uses AI to generate recaps for books in a series

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Last updated: April 4, 2025 5:44 pm
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Ever picked up the latest book in a series and realized you’ve forgotten half the plot from the last one? You’re not alone—and Amazon knows it.

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What Are Kindle Recaps?How Does It Work?Where to Find RecapsWhy This Matters for ReadersComing Soon: Kindle App Support

To help readers stay connected with their favorite book series, Amazon Kindle has rolled out a brand-new “Recaps” feature, designed to quickly refresh your memory on past books so you can jump right back into the action without missing a beat.

What Are Kindle Recaps?

Kindle Recaps are AI-generated summaries that highlight key plot points, character developments, and important twists from earlier books in a series. Whether it’s been weeks, months, or even years since you read the last book, Recaps ensure you’re never left scratching your head trying to remember what happened.

These short summaries act as your personal story catch-up—especially helpful for long-running or intricate series across genres like epic fantasy, crime thrillers, romance, and more.

How Does It Work?

To deliver these convenient refreshers, Amazon uses a mix of generative AI technology and human moderation to ensure each recap accurately reflects the content of the original book.

Although Amazon hasn’t shared every detail of the process, it emphasizes that the summaries are carefully crafted to maintain accuracy and preserve the story’s integrity—so readers can trust they’re getting the real gist of the story, not just a generic summary.

Where to Find Recaps

As of now, Recaps are available to Kindle device users in the United States for thousands of best-selling English-language e-books that are part of a series. Whether you bought or borrowed the book, you’ll be able to see if a recap is available.

Amazon Kindle’s new feature uses AI to generate recaps for books in a series
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Here’s how to find it:

  • Make sure your Kindle is updated with the latest software version
  • Go to your Kindle Library and look for the “View Recaps” button on the series page
  • You can also access it from the three-dot menu within the series grouping

Before reading a recap, you’ll receive a spoiler warning, since these summaries include major plot points and character arcs. Once acknowledged, you’ll be taken straight to the recap.

Why This Matters for Readers

Reading a series over time is fun—but it can also be frustrating when you forget crucial details between releases. With Kindle Recaps, readers don’t have to re-read previous books, browse online forums, or search for third-party summaries.

Instead, you get a built-in, spoiler-tagged, accurate summary, letting you seamlessly jump into the next book with confidence.

Amazon describes this feature as a way to “add a new level of convenience to series reading,” helping you re-immerse yourself in stories without disrupting your reading flow.

Coming Soon: Kindle App Support

Currently, the Recaps feature is limited to Kindle devices, but Amazon has confirmed plans to bring it to the Kindle app for iOS soon, making it even more accessible for on-the-go readers who prefer smartphones or tablets.


Whether you’re a casual reader or a die-hard book series fan, this new feature promises to make your reading journey smoother, smarter, and more enjoyable. With AI doing the remembering for you, all you have to do is enjoy the story.

Ready to pick up where you left off? Your next great read is just a recap away.

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