Kindle Unlimited Free Trial
You can read a huge collection of books as a member of Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited. You can get more than a million audiobooks, periodicals, and e-books. These all are available on a monthly price. Prime members can also get Kindle Unlimited free trial. If you have joined Amazon Kindle Unlimited on October 9th you eligible to get this free trial.
Three complimentary free months of Kindle Unlimited will be granted to you. It would be in honor of Amazon Prime Day 2024. The membership will recommence with £9.49 for a month after your Kindle Unlimited free trial end.
Kindle Unlimited allows you to read non-fiction stories. The non-fiction includes self-help books, biographies, and history. Main books sections are mystery, thriller, fantasy, science-fiction, and romance. Kindle Unlimited also features books written by independent writers. You can also get fresh material from it.

How Does Kindle Unlimited Free Trial Work?
New members may try Kindle Unlimited for free for 30 days.
Go to Amazon Kindle Unlimited
click “Get started You 30-day free trial” to get started
your membership will start right away
It will grant you with thousands of books. You can check out and view up to 20 books at once during the trial period.
Is Kindle Unlimited 9.99 a Month?
The cost of Kindle Unlimited subscription is $11.99. Previously, you may subscribed it with $9.99 per month, but the price is increased now.
Why Can’t I Cancel Kindle Unlimited?
Amazon site will help you to cancel your Kindle Unlimited. The Kindle app does not provide the cancel option now.
There may be the following reasons why you can’t cancel your Kindle Unlimited:
- It may be due to a technical glitch occurred. You can cancel it from a different device. Try to delete the cookies and cache files in your browser.
- You can’t cancel your subscription if your payment is due.
- Cancelling Your Kindle Unlimited membership is not immediately terminated by Amazon Prime.
Here is the procedure to follow to cancel your Kindle Unlimited subscription:
- Visit Amazon.com.
- Navigate to Account & Lists.
- Select Membership & Subscriptions.
- Select Cancellation of Membership

Do Students Get Kindle Unlimited for Free?
The students who are member of Amazon Prime can get a complimentary two-month subscription to Kindle Unlimited. You can access to more than four million of books. You can get digital books, audiobooks, periodicals, and newspapers. It would be provided online to you.
Amazon needs some of the following details to confirm your student status:
- A filled-out registration form
- an email address ending in.edu
- Evidence of registration, including:
- a tuition bills
- class roster
- transcript
- student ID
- Kindle Vella is also available for free to Amazon Prime Students.
Is Kindle Unlimited Free for Prime?
No, Kindle Unlimited is not free for prime. They are two different subscriptions. You can access over 4 million titles with Kindle Unlimited membership. Prime Reading is a fantastic bonus of having an Amazon Prime subscription.
How Can I Read Kindle Unlimited Books for Free?
You can use Amazon’s free trial to get free eBooks for reading. This offer usually lasts for 30 days. You can read Kindle Unlimited books for free. You can get access to the complete Kindle Unlimited library. You can also have access to Prime Reading with Amazon Prime.
Do I Still Have to Pay for Books on Kindle Unlimited?
A subscriber does not need to make payments.
These books offered by Kindle Unlimited include:
- e-books
- audiobooks
- comics
- periodicals
You can borrow maximum of 20 titles at once without a deadline. You can use free Kindle app to read.
Can I Keep Kindle Unlimited Books After Cancelling?
Kindle Unlimited does not allow you to retain the books when you cancel your Kindle Unlimited subscription.
Is Kindle Unlimited Just Borrowing Books?
Kindle Unlimited provides you audiobooks, comics, and journals in addition to borrowing books. It also gives you the access to various periodicals and journals. It is a learning resource for you. You can also get paid as an author from Kindle Unlimited.
