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If you enjoy reading, downloading books on your Kindle is a convenient way to access your favorite ones anytime. Kindle devices let you store thousands of books, magazines, and documents in one place.

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These e-books can be read on any compatible Kindle device or via the free Kindle app. Go to the First Reads landing page to see the full list of e-books available this month. Once you find a book ...

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Amazon First Reads offers early access to new books across a variety of genres. The program isn’t new—it launched more than 10 years ago as Kindle First, which allowed Amazon customers to buy ...