4/22/2024
Love to Read? You Can Join Kindle Unlimited Free for Up to 3 Months
Amazon's Kindle Unlimited is offering a 30-day free trial, or get three months free with this special offer.
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Love to read? Let Kindle Unlimited jumpstart your spring reading list with a free subscription for up to three months.
What is Kindle Unlimited? The digital reading subscription features more than four million digital titles including best sellers, popular series, classics and other must-read titles in addition to audiobooks, magazine subscriptions and Great on Kindle e-Books. Kindle Unlimited is a nice Mother’s Day gift option for book-loving moms, and you don’t have to wait for Prime Day to find great savings at Amazon. Kindle Unlimited is offering subscribers a 30-day free trial or three months free with the purchase of a Kindle Scribe.
The second option allows you to subscribe for half the price for three months, but you’re not locked into a contract either way. Additionally, Kindle Unlimited is free for two months with Amazon Prime Student.
Keep reading for more details on Kindle Unlimited.
Kindle Unlimited: Pricing, Books & How to Sign Up
No Kindle needed! Although Kindle Unlimited works on all Kindle devices, you don’t need a Kindle to access the platform (but if you’re in the market for a new Kindle, the Scribe can be used for reading, writing, journaling and sketching). Kindle Unlimited works on your smart phone, computer, tablet and other devices via the Kindle app.
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Kindle Scribe (16 GB) with 3 Months Free Kindle Unlimited
$339.99
With Kindle Unlimited, you can barrow up to 20 books, audiobooks or comics at a time and choose from millions of titles from the Kindle library. Audio narration is available on thousands of Kindle Unlimited titles as well (check for the headphones icon next to the Kindle logo to make sure that its available).
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How much does Kindle Unlimited cost? The subscription is $11.99/month, but if you join under the second prom deal, it cuts the price down to $0.99/month for three months. The monthly plan will renew at $11.99/month after the promo ends and you can cancel anytime.
Browse Kindle Unlimited Books for a list of titles to download or save to your reading list. Click below to launch your free trial for 30-days or click purchase a Kindle Scribe to enjoy three months free.
kindle unlimited: $0.99/month for three months
With Kindle Unlimited you can enjoy bestsellers such as Wild Love, The Women, Teacher, The Housemaid, The Covenant of Water; memoirs and biographies like Sinead O’Conner’s Rememberings: Scenes from My Complicated Life, The Woman in Me by Britney Spears and Barbra Streissand’s My Name Is Barbra, along with Kindle Short Reads and more.
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