Amazon Kindle Unlimited deal ends TOMORROW: Time running to get three months for 99p

If you received a new Kindle eReader from Santa Claus last Christmas, or picked one up at a bargain price in the Black Friday sales then this deal will be the perfect extra to compliment your new gadget.

Kindle Unlimited is a subscription service that offers – as the name suggests – unlimited access to a library of over one million eBooks.

Among the classic books included in the Kindle Unlimited library are the beloved Harry Potter novels.

With Kindle Unlimited you’ll also be able to access thousands of books that have Audible narration, as well as get subscriptions to popular newsagent magazines.

Each issue will automatically be delivered to your Kindle library and you’ll be able to read popular magazines such as Grazia, Closer and Hello without paying a single extra penny.

If you love the sound of all of this, but don’t have a Kindle, then you may be getting serious FOMO right now.

But fear not! Even if you don’t have a Kindle eReader you can still access the Kindle library.

Kindle eBooks can be read on a variety of devices. Amazon’s popular budget tablet range, the Fire tablets, are all able to access Kindle books from the very first time you turn it on.

But you can also read a Kindle eBook on your iOS or Android smartphone or tablet, or on your PC or Mac via the Kindle apps for these platforms.

If you’re already an Amazon Prime member, then you may be familiar with some of the titles included with the Kindle Unlimited service.

That’s because there is a crossover between the Prime Reading library and Kindle Unlimited selection of eBooks.

Prime Reading is one of the many perks of being an Amazon Prime member, and lets you read a range of eBooks on your device without paying a single extra penny.

But there are a few key differences. Firstly, the Prime Reading library is made up of over 1,000 eBooks, comics and magazines.

While Kindle Unlimited has over a million eBooks alone. Plus, there are limits on the amount of titles you download from Prime Reading at any given time – but with Kindle Unlimited you’ll be able to download as many eBooks to your heart’s content.