Kindle owners can read millions of books for an incredible low price

Summer is a perfect time to enjoy the weather and that brilliant book you’ve been wanting to read for months. If you own a Kindle, or use the Kindle app on an iPad, Android tablet or smartphone, now is a brilliant time to unlock a superb Kindle offer. 

Amazon is offering a subscription to its Kindle Unlimited, which includes a whole host of magazines and popular books. Kindle Unlimited is usually pretty pricey at £9.49-a-month, but Amazon is offering three months of access for less than the price of a single month.

Once the three-month promotional period has ended, an automatic payment of £9.49 will then be taken from your account each month unless you cancel. If you have Amazon Prime, you can also get Kindle Unlimited for two months for £3.99 per month, which is a slightly better offer.

And if you’re still unsure whether Kindle Unlimited is right for you, then you’ll be able to get one month of access for free. 

Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited has been described as Amazon’s “Netflix for books” meaning you can get a whole host of popular book, magazines, biographies, Audiobook and more. 

They can be read on any Amazon device or the Kindle app so you don’t necessarily need to own a Kindle to benefit from it. 

Kindle allows you to borrow books a lot like a library, so you don’t “buy” them outright. Instead, you get up to ten rentals at a time but you can have them as long as you want to read them. 

You also need an Amazon account to sign up to Kindle Unlimited which is free to sign up to.  

It’s normally costs £9.49 a month but there’s regularly amazing free trials being sent out to Prime members like we mentioned above. 

Unlike other parts of Amazon’s Prime services, Kindle Unlimited is a separate service so you’ll have to pay separately to get it. 

Kindle Unlimited offers a whole host of popular books on its services such as the Harry Potter series, The Handmaid’s Tale series and The Hunger Games series. 

However, just because it is called “Unlimited” does not mean you can read every single book that is being sold on the platform. 

It is true that Kindle Unlimited offers millions of books but many of them are self-published books from indie authors.  

But it is starting to improve as we mentioned above with some big book series being added to the line-up. 

That doesn’t mean that the quality of books available on Kindle Unlimited is any lower with thousands of books getting glowing reviews.  

Kindle Unlimited is for those readers who love to explore different titles that many people may not necessarily know about.