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SAVE $20: The Imaginary Sex With A Woman Who Does Anything2022 Kindle is on sale for $79.99 this Black Friday, saving you 20% on list price.

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We waited and waited for Black Friday deals on Kindles, and for a while it didn't look like they would come. But we should never have doubted it. Kindles always feature in major shopping events like Prime Day and Black Friday.

Speaking of Prime Day: the Kindle (11th Gen) was actually cheaper during Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days event, but Black Friday is not far behind. The 2022 Kindle is on sale for $79.99 this Black Friday, saving you 20% on list price. We don't expect this price to drop any further before Christmas.

SEE ALSO: The Kindle Paperwhite is down to under $120 this Black Friday

This deal also includes three months of Kindle Unlimited for free. It's important to note that your membership will renew for $11.99 per month after the three-month promotional period, but you can cancel this function at anytime. You don't need to take up this free offer, but what do you have to lose?

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