Book fans can have millions of titles at their fingertips for free throughout December with this deal.

It's the perfect time of year to wind down with a new read, and luckily Kindle Unlimited is free for a whole month.

The service has millions of titles available, and is a top choice among book lovers thanks to its accessibility and ease of use.

You can sign up for a one-month trial via Amazon here at no extra cost, and read from your phone, laptop, tablet, or Kindle.

But you don't need to have a Kindle device to have a Kindle Unlimited membership, just sign up and unlock a huge library of content from your smart device.

Just download the Kindle app and dive into all the latest bestsellers, classics, and new releases.

How does Kindle Unlimited work?

Kindle Unlimited is a monthly subscription that unlocks a vast library of eBooks, magazines, and a curated selection of audiobooks.

Once you're signed up you can borrow titles with no due dates, and keep up to 20 on your device at once.

It works on every Kindle device, as well as the free Kindle app on your phone, tablet, or laptop, allowing your to reading to sync across multiple devices, and download content for offline use.

Just look for the Kindle Unlimited badge on titles, click on the '£0' button and it'll be added to your library.

The catalogue is refreshed regularly, so keep an eye out for the latest titles to arrive, and check when your titles might be leaving the Unlimited service.

You can manage or cancel your membership from the Kindle Unlimited page in your Amazon account whenever you like.

Do I need to have a Kindle to use Kindle Unlimited?

No, you don't need a Kindle device to use Kindle Unlimited.

The membership works for free via the Kindle app for phones, tablets, computers, and other compatible smart devices, so you can read at home or on-the-go.

Just download the app, sign in with your Amazon account, and start borrowing eligible titles as part of your plan, with no due dates to worry about.

What books are included with Kindle Unlimited?

Amazon says members can access more than five million titles, with a mix of chart-toppers, cult-favourites and Amazon Publishing exclusives on the lineup.

This includes eBooks, magazines, comics, and a growing selection of audiobooks.

Not every book on Amazon is included though, so if you're looking for a specific title you may have to pay for it.

To see if the title is part of your subscription, look for the Kindle Unlimited badge or the £0 button on the product page.

You can also visit the Kindle Unlimited page to browse by category and top picks, making it quick and simple to find your next read.

How much is Amazon Kindle Unlimited?

Following the 30-day free trial, Kindle Unlimited costs £9.49 per month.

Once your free trial has ended, this is how much you'll be charged unless you cancel, as the membership will automatically roll into a paid plan.

You can cancel at any time from Manage Your Kindle Unlimited Membership in your Amazon account, as well as updating your payment details.

Plus, alongside this free 30-day trial, Amazon is also running a two-month subscription offer on its site.

You can get two full months of Kindle Unlimited for £3.99 instead of £18.98 with the offer, which will renew at £9.49 per month afterwards.

Does Amazon Prime include Kindle Unlimited?

No, if you've got an Amazon Prime subscription, this doesn't include Kindle Unlimited, it's a separate paid membership.

But you also don't need Prime to sign up to Kindle Unlimited, you can sign up to just this subscription and enjoy millions of free books.

Prime members meanwhile do get Prime Reading included, which is a smaller, rotating library of eBooks, magazines, and comics.

While Kindle Unlimited is the bigger upgrade, offering access to over a million titles, while Prime Reading includes a little over a thousand, with some overlap between the two catalogues.