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If your New Year's resolution is to read more digital books or catch up on audiobooks, Amazon has the perfect deal for you.

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While the name implies you'll need a Kindle device, you can take advantage of a Kindle Unlimited membership from a tablet, phone, or Kindle e-reader via the Kindle app. With over 4 million digital titles, Kindle Unlimited has a library even Belle would be envious of. You'll have access to best-selling books, the latest popular series, and some classics you might have forgotten about reading in high school.

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If reading e-books isn't your thing, Kindle Unlimited has thousands of audiobooks, so you can keep entertained on the daily commute or while walking the dog. You can also thumb through the latest magazines issues with Kindle Unlimited without filling up your recycling bin.

To be eligible for the deal, you'll need to be new to Kindle Unlimited, without a past or current membership. After the 3-month period, your subscription will transfer to a paid account which costs $11.99 per month. However, you're free to cancel anytime.

If you plan to kick off 2024 by hitting some reading goals, free access to millions of digital books and thousands of audiobooks feels like the perfect start. Happy reading.

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