Amazon already reported that more than 700,000 book titles available to users who sign the Kindle Unlimited.
Considered a highly innovative service, Kindle Unlimited was launched with great success in the United States in June this year by Amazon, generating great expectations in other markets, including in Brazil.
To everyone’s surprise, Amazon eventually decided to release it here sooner than anyone expected, and the Kindle Unlimited has arrived in Brazil last week, before the end of the year. We will meet you!
About the service
For those who still do not know what it is, Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited is a service that, by paying a monthly fee, allows the user can read books in any of the devices or applications of Kindle that he has.
For many, the operating mechanism and logic are basically the same seen in the Netflix service, with the difference that instead to provide series and movies, it offers books, or rather all Amazon acquis.
For this reason, Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited quickly gained the suggestive nickname “Netflix of books” in the United States, where he quickly became a smash hit.
Price
There, the monthly fee is $ 10, whereas here, this value is already set at R $ 19.90 per month, which, after a straightforward conversion, shown cheaper than the value that Amazon charges users in the United States.
And best of all is that Brazilian users will have no less than 30 days to conduct tests on Kindle Unlimited, for only after this period, start paying effectively by Amazon service.
The Amazon has reported that more than 700,000 book titles available to users, but most of them are in English, and another large portion is divided between the following languages: Spanish, French and German.
In Portuguese, which is what really matters to most Brazilians users, there are only 12,000 titles currently, but Amazon reports that this number is expected to rise very soon.
Among the titles in Portuguese that the Kindle Unlimited features, we can highlight The Chronicles of Ice and Fire, incorrect Politically Guide History of Brazil, the complete saga of Harry Potter, Diary of a Wimpy 1 and 2 and many others.
Surely this will be a great Christmas present that Amazon gave the Brazilians, is not it?
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