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Free Kindle books alert: Load your Kindle with 100+ free sci-fi and fantasy books this weekend

Stuff Your Kindle is live on Aug. 15-16. Fantasy and Sci-Fi Worlds, hosted by Book Below, is offering free sci-fi and fantasy books.

Free Kindle books alert: Load your Kindle with 100+ free sci-fi and fantasy books this weekend

The latest Stuff Your Kindle Day, hosted by Book Below, is set to take place this weekend, August 15-16. This event offers a vast collection of free fantasy, science fiction, and paranormal books for readers to download, keeping them forever on their Kindle devices. The event aims to give users ample time to explore and select their favorite books over the weekend.

During the event, readers can navigate the collection of free books by genre or use the Amazon store links to directly access the book's page on Amazon. Once selected, users can download the books to their Kindle or Kindle app at no cost. It's essential to note that these downloads are permanent, and the number of books downloaded during this period does not affect the Amazon Kindle Unlimited borrowing limit of 20 books.

For those interested in combining their Kindle purchase with a free trial of Kindle Unlimited, there is a special deal available. The Kindle (16GB) paired with a three-month subscription to Kindle Unlimited is priced at $109.99 on Amazon. This offer provides users with an e-reader capable of weeks of battery life and an anti-glare display, along with access to a vast library of books for three months at no additional cost.

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