Mother’s Day is less than a week away, but if you haven’t gotten a gift yet: don’t panic. There’s still time!
Trust us. You can place an order today or tomorrow and still have all of Mom’s favorite things in time for Sunday.
That’s the beauty of Amazon Prime’s free one-or-two-day shopping for members, and when the site is also offering great deals on gifts that are sure to make mom smile… well, sometimes it pays to procrastinate.
One of our favorite gifts for mom (or anyone, really) is a Kindle Paperwhite, and right now, the e-reader is on sale for the lowest price it’s been since October.
That’s right: we’re talking better-than-Black-Friday prices on a brand new Kindle.
If you’re shopping for a voracious reader, this feels like a no-brainer. We love the Kindle Paperwhite, and recommend it to nearly everyone who asks.
In addition to the $35 discount, you can also add on three months of Kindle Unlimited for free so mom will have millions of books at her fingertips the second she sets up her new e-reader. While you’re at it, you might as well throw in the #Booktok viral Kindle page-turner, too.
The Kindle Paperwhite has a 6.8” flush-front 300 pixel-per-inch display with adjustable front light and adjustable warmth to help cut down on blue light exposure. The battery can last weeks on one charge and it’s waterproof for reading in the bath, pool, or beach.
If you’re looking for a gift under $100, you’re in luck, because Amazon’s basic Kindle is also discounted to better-than-Black-Friday prices. The basic model is slightly smaller, with a 6″ screen, and has some less advanced features (namely no warm light).
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