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Thank you!

The solution with this version of Android is a modification of your obb fix.
The folder exists within the "master" profile on the device, however it is invisible to the "child" profile.
Loading the books from the PC into the main obb folder works however there is a blockage in the permissions within the Fire OS to prevent the "child" profile from accessing USB connection control, so the only way to create the folder for that user is within the eLibrary software, within the Android file structure, but it snaps right into shape at that point.

Thanks much!

Thanks!
In our case, no, not using an SD card, just the internal storage with roughly 500 books.
On the main profile I've had very few issues, and no trouble with the inventory showing up on a search, it's jus the kid profile that can't view the material. No issues opening the app, just viewing the books.

I'd like to add a note on this thread, since I assume it's related.
I can find the books I've loaded on my profile, however I have the application on my kid's, and it refuses to see any books.
I've tried the following solutions myself:
I have tried to export (not successful, but I figure that's supposed to be for an additional devise anyhow)
I've tried to add a sub-folder (unsuccessful through the PC, the App can see it, but it doesn't find the books within it)
I added a root folder in app (unsuccessful, and the PC can't see the folder to include material).
I had run this app successfully on a child profile on an older Fire, and it was great because I could isolate the internet and my kid would be reading books rather than webbing and gaming and all over the place. I'd really like to be able to continue to do that!
my elibrary build is 5.0.1/162/54
my Fire is an 8th gen running 7.3.2.7
Thank you!