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Summer may be over, but there are still some great reads left on our summer reading lists. If you need to catch up, you can turn the page with the ease of your smartphone (or tablet) by grabbing a Kindle Unlimited subscription. Amazon’s e-book streaming service is celebrating its 10th anniversary by letting newcomers access its plethora of e-books ahead of October Prime Day, as the sale officially runs from Tuesday, October 8 to Wednesday, October 9. Interested? Well read on below and see how the plot thickens.
Costing you $11.99 a month, new subscribers can try Kindle Unlimited for 30 days at no charge. With this free trial, you’ll get access to over four million digital titles to read or listen to via your preferred mobile device.
Kindle Unlimited has a vast collection of books and magazines that you can read or listen to via audiobook. That catalog is easily searchable on the Amazon website and simple to download and read on your Amazon Kindle. If you don’t have a Kindle, don’t worry—just get the Kindle app and start reading on your preferred device. Even better? You don’t even need an Amazon Prime membership to sign up for Kindle Unlimited!
Once you sign up for Kindle Unlimited, you can jump into the streamer to find whatever books you’re looking to read. You’ll be able to borrow select titles and enjoy them as either an e-book or audiobook. Said titles can be accessed through Kindle reading tablets, smartphones, standard tablets and laptops. You’ll have over four million titles to choose from, along with select magazine subscriptions.
According to Kindle Unlimited’s customer service page, you just have to go to Your Account page on Amazon and choose to end your subscription. If you choose to cancel Kindle Unlimited, the titles will be removed from your account and all devices they were on.
Amazon’s October Prime Day sale, Prime Big Deal Days, starts on Tuesday, October 8 and ends on Wednesday, October 9. The sale starts at the crack of dawn on its first day and runs through midnight on its final day.
Yes. Similar to Amazon Prime Day, the Prime Big Deal Days sale includes exclusive deals for Amazon Prime members. If you have yet to sign up for Amazon Prime, you’ll want to act fast. A standard Amazon Prime membership will run you $14.99 per month, or $139 for a one-year subscription. Meanwhile, students and qualifying government assistance recipients can get a Prime membership for up to 50% off.
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