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It's a good time to be a book lover. Ahead of Prime Day — which is now a four-day event, from July 8 through 11 — Amazon is offering three free months of Kindle Unlimited to eligible Prime members. And that's on top of an equally good deal on Audible Premium Plus. Between the two, you can really stack up your summer reading list.

Usually $11.99 per month, new subscribers can sign up for three months of Kindle Unlimited for $0. That ends up being a total savings of $35.97. There's currently no date listed as to when this deal ends, but we expect it will stick around at leastthrough the end of Prime Day on July 11. If you don't see the deal on the promo page, it's likely because you previously signed up for Kindle Unlimited. The trial period is not available to current or past subscribers.

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What's so great about Kindle Unlimited? Allow me, a loyal subscriber, to break it down for you. First of all, you don't need to own a Kindle device to access Kindle Unlimited, though I do highly suggest grabbing one while they're (most likely) discounted during Prime Day. You can download the Kindle app on an iPad or your phone to enjoy the Unlimited reading experience just about anywhere. As a subscriber, you'll unlock unrestricted access to over 4 million digital books, from classics to recent bestsellers, as well as thousands of audiobooks, and even magazine subscriptions like People Magazine and Travel + Leisure, if you're into that. No need to wait for a monthly credit like Audible; you can get any title with the Kindle Unlimited logo underneath it for free with your subscription at any time.

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