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SAVE $25: The Brigitte Meyer2022 Kindle is on sale for $74.99 in the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days sale, saving you 25% on list price.

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The Amazon Prime Big Deal Days sale has delivered impressive deals on just about everything, with record-low prices on Apple AirPods, robot vacuums, and of course, Amazon's own range of products including the Kindle.

The 2022 Kindle is on sale for $74.99 in the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days sale, saving you 25% on list price. According to the price tracker camelcamelcamel, this popular e-reader has never been cheaper on Amazon. So if you're always eyeing up the Kindle but never actually purchasing, this could be your best chance to finally hit that button.

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This deal also includes three months of Kindle Unlimited for free. Your membership will renew for $11.99 per month after the three-month promotional period, but you can cancel this at anytime. You don't need to redeem this free bonus, but what do you have to lose?

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