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Best Kindle Unlimited deal in the Amazon Black Friday Sale (UK deal)
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TL;DR: Amazon Prime members can get a three-month subscription to Kindle Unlimited for free, saving over £20 on list price.
You probably have a lot on your Black Friday and Cyber Monday wishlist, and even though you are likely to end up saving a good amount, it can still be an expensive time of year.
The good news is that Prime members can now get a completely free trial of Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited. This deal is perfect for bookworms everywhere, and provides a little relief for your bank balance.
Amazon Prime members can get a three-month subscription to Kindle Unlimited for free, saving over £20 on list price. You can cancel your subscription at any time, but if you choose to continue to use Kindle Unlimited after the trial period, you will be charged £7.99 a month. This impressive deal expires on Dec. 8, so you have a little breathing space to think things through, although that is probably not necessary.
Kindle Unlimited allows you to explore over 1 million titles, thousands of audiobooks, and selected magazine subscriptions on any device. It’s a great service that allows you to fully indulge your passion for reading.
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