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How to use the Kobo Wishlist feature With holiday season quickly approaching (before you blink it’ll be Black Friday), there are so many things to keep track of: gifts, dinner parties, new book releases, and it can be overwhelming. Whether you’re an organized bee or a “fly by the seat of your pants” type of person, the Kobo Wishlist is a great way to keep an eye on the books you want to read, the books you’ve always meant to read, and the books you’re waiting to go on sale.

Think of it as a form of window shopping: you won’t get it now, but you will at some point. Add it to the list and it’ll be there when you finally get around to buying it. Here is a step-by-step guide for using the Kobo Wishlist feature:

On a Kobo eReader:

On kobo.com:


The Kobo app for iOS does not support Wishlist due to an agreement between Kobo and Apple. If you use an iOS smartphone or tablet, you’ll need to purchase items on kobo.com. How do you do that? See above.

On Android:

You’re all set. If you experience any difficulties, send us a private message on our Facebook page and we'll be happy to help. Happy Wishlist’ing!

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