Get access to a million Kindle books from Amazon for just 99p, here’s how

For those who don’t know, signing up to Kindle Unlimited will grant you unlimited access to over one million digital books to read on your Kindle ereader. You’ll also be able to explore select magazine subscriptions – from titles such as Good Housekeeping, Closer and Autocar – and listen to thousands of eBooks with Audible narration.

Rather than buying each individual novel, poetry book, or non-fiction ebook you’re looking to read, you’ll be able to tear through thousands of books freely available with Kindle Unlimited. Think of it like Netflix, but for books.

Even if you don’t have a Kindle to hand, you can still enjoy the Kindle Unlimited library by downloading the Kindle app onto your Android or iOS smartphone or tablet, or onto your Windows or macOS laptop.

To make sure you only pay 99p, you just need to cancel your subscription before the three month trial period is over. If you don’t cancel before your three months is up then you’ll be charged £7.99 per month after that.

The money-saving deal from Amazon is available until January 30 2022, so you still have some time to take advantage of it if you want to grab the offer.

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WHAT BOOKS ARE INCLUDED WITH KINDLE UNLIMITED?

In case you’re wondering, Kindle Unlimited does not provide access to the entire Kindle library. So that chart-topping best seller which has only just hit shelves which you can’t wait to read may not be included.

Instead though, you’ll get access to over a million eBooks that are included in the Kindle Unlimited library.

IS KINDLE UNLIMITED INCLUDED AS PART OF AMAZON PRIME?

No, Kindle Unlimited is a separate service and isn’t bundled in with Amazon Prime. Prime subscribers, however, can take advantage of Prime Reading, which includes some of the titles in Kindle Unlimited, but has a smaller eBook library.

ARE THERE ANY DEALS RUNNING ON THE KINDLE RANGE AT THE MOMENT?

In the recent Black Friday and Last Minute Christmas Deals sales Amazon slashed the prices of a number of Kindle eReaders.

However, at the time of writing Kindle eReaders on their own are the full price. The cheapest Kindle eReader available at the moment is the entry-level model with a front light, which is priced at £69.99 for the version with ads.