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Shop the Paperwhite, Kids Edition, and more
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TL;DR: Dive into all the books you’ve been eyeing with a new Kindle for up to 35% off plus three free months of Kindle Unlimited, included with your purchase.
If you’ve been waiting, now’s the time to give the Kindle life a try.
Amazon has a few of their Kindles for up to 35% off and are offering three months of Kindle Unlimited for free with your purchase.
Kindle Unlimited gives you access to over a million titles and thousands of audiobooks. That is a lot of reading and listening you can do for absolutely free.
Whether by the pool or on your couch, reading is easy with Kindle’s glare-free display. Plus, the new Paperwhite is waterproof to protect you from any unexpected cannonballs or coffee spills.
There’s a Kindle for everyone — whether you need the new Kindle with a built-in front light (now $59.99, a $30 savings) to see the words clearer or the new Paperwhite (now $199.99, a $50 savings) with cellular connectivity to send your own documents to your device.
Amazon didn’t forget about the kids either. The Kindle Kids Edition is on sale for $79.99 (a $30 savings) and includes a free year of FreeTime Unlimited which gives them over 1,000 Audible books to choose from.
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