Amazon has announced the return of its October sales event, Prime Big Deal Days, scheduled for October 6 and 7. Ahead of the official sale, the company is offering Prime members a promotional deal for Kindle Unlimited.

Prime subscribers can currently access three months of Kindle Unlimited for free. This subscription service, which normally costs $11.99 per month, provides access to over four million e-book titles, select audiobooks, and popular magazines. The offer is available to Prime members, and the company suggests that those who are not yet members should consider subscribing.

Early deals are already available on Amazon's platform. The Kindle Unlimited promotion is part of these early offers, encouraging engagement with digital content services before the main sales event. A standard Amazon Prime membership costs $14.99 per month or $139 annually, following a 30-day free trial. For individuals aged 18 to 24, Amazon offers a six-month free trial of Prime for Young Adults.

Kindle Unlimited allows subscribers to borrow up to 20 books at a time. Once a book is borrowed, it remains accessible in the user's library until returned, regardless of its availability status on the service. Users can read borrowed content on Kindle e-readers or via the Kindle app on various devices.

The Prime Big Deal Days event is expected to feature discounts across a range of product categories, including technology, home goods, beauty, and wellness items.