Step 8: Finally, choose Get library book to have the book sent to your device. Step 7: Sign in and choose the Kindle device the book is to be sent to. Step 6: If you haven't linked accounts already, you'll be sent to an Amazon page to sign in. After that trial, each month costs $14.95, but you can cancel anytime. You can also get a 30-day free trial of Audible, which comes with two free audiobooks and two Audible originals to get you started. You can sign up for a 30-day free trial of Kindle Unlimited here if you're a new subscriber (typically the rate is $9.99 a month months). If you're in need of an intensive or supplemental reading service with more options, you may want to look into Amazon's Prime Reading, Kindle Unlimited, Audible, or the competitor Scribd depending on your needs. You can find the new monthly picks online - released on the first of every month - or sign up for the First Reads' newsletter. So far, Amazon First Reads is only available in the US, UK, and Australia. The service helps make continual reading accessible, affordable, and satisfying, and, hopefully, minimizes your research time - making it easier to pick up your device and start reading without any barrier to entry.

And if you don't, the discounts on other books is one more advantage for Prime power users looking to get the most out of their (admittedly already value-packed) annual Prime membership.Īside from the slimmer, curated selection of books, there's also an 'editors note' for each selection, telling you exactly why this book more than any other deserves its spot as the best-in-category.

If you like the editors' picks, Amazon First Reads is a pretty great value for no expense (you can check out previous Amazon First Reads titles here to get a sense of the selection).

There's also a bonus offer of 'The Ragged Edge of Night' by Olivia Hawker for February, a new Washington Post bestseller.

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