Early Prime Day deal: Snag six months of Kindle Unlimited for half off—here's how
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Do you enjoy devouring books? Can’t wait for your next reading adventure?
There’s an easy way to get your fix: Kindle Unlimited—Amazon’s subscription service, which lets you read as much as you want.
And right now, it’s on sale for up to half off as an early Prime Day deal! Yep, Amazon is offering Prime members six months of the all-you-can-read service for just $30 (down from $60).
Not an Amazon Prime member? Sign up for a free 30-day trial to take advantage of this deal.
Shop it: Kindle Unlimited, $30 for six months (was $60), amazon.com
Kindle Unlimited has thousands upon thousands of best-selling books, classic novels and even magazines available at the push of a button. And you don’t need an Amazon Kindle Paperwhite to get the most out of the service because it’s also available on the Apple iPhone, just about any Android device and online via the Kindle app.
In addition to having access to unlimited e-books, users can take advantage of unlimited audiobooks with Audible narration, too. If you’re listening to the audiobook version of a best-seller, the Kindle version will automatically pick up where you left off so you’ll never lose your place in a book.
If you’re not completely happy with Kindle Unlimited for any reason, just cancel it before the six-month trial period is over. However, if you do enjoy reading all the e-books you want, keep the service for $10 per month.
But hurry—this sale ends soon.
Shop it: Kindle Unlimited, $30 for six months (was $60), amazon.com
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