If you’re a book enthusiast
and love to browse through an endless supply of great authors and titles, you
won’t want to miss Amazon Prime Day. This is much more than just a one day event. It actually goes on for 36 hours, and takes place on July 15th and 16th this year.
Amazon Prime Day is an annual online shopping holiday that was designed exclusively
for individuals who have a subscription to Prime. But now, you might be asking the
question:
Amazon Prime
Amazon Prime allows you to
get the best discounts and savings on all your online shopping, from music and
entertainment, to all your favorite authors and book titles available on Amazon. The cost is only $12 a month, and you can
cancel at any time. If you’d like to try
it out on a trial basis, now is a great time to do it. The upcoming Prime Day
deals will last up to 36 hours, and you can get in on them if you take
advantage of the current trial offer. By enrolling now in Amazon Prime, you’ll
get access to Prime Video, Prime Music, and the awesome Kindle Owners' Lending
Library. Enjoy new and undiscovered
Amazon Authors who submit their titles via KDP Select. You’ll even be eligible for FREE Two Day
shipping, in case you like to read books in the traditional print format.
Kindle Unlimited
Are you, for some crazy reason, a book lover who buys
books on Amazon, but don’t have a Prime OR Kindle Unlimited membership? If you are, you’re encouraged to take
advantage of Amazon Prime Day by activating the trial offer. This will be a great way for you to get a
taste of what you can have (and more) with Kindle Unlimited. While Amazon Prime gives you access to all
sorts of products, Kindle Unlimited is specifically for Readers. This Amazon reading service is only $10 a month. Members
can enjoy over 1 million books and thousands of audio books, and wouldn’t you
know it; Amazon has a trial offer for this service as well.
Take the time to learn all about Amazon Prime by going
to Amazon
Prime Terms & Conditions. When
you’re ready, feel free to use
my affiliate links to check out the Prime trial offer or even the Kindle
Unlimited trial offer (and I might just earn a few cents when you do).
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