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SAVE $35: Today,Apps Archives Aug 5, the Kindle Paperwhite Kids is on sale at Amazon for $167.97. That's 17% less than its regular list price of $202.97.

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August is here, and that means lazy summer days will soon be eclipsed by getting ready for back-to-school. If part of getting ready for the school year means getting your child on track with their reading goals, then it might be time to scoop up a Kindle Paperwhite Kids.

As of today, Aug 5, the Kindle Paperwhite Kids is on sale for 17% off. This saves shoppers $35, bringing the price down from $202.97 to $167.97. This price is only $15 higher than the Kindle Kids' lowest price ever, which we haven't seen since about this time last year. This deal also comes with a one-year subscription to Amazon Kids+.

If you love the idea of mobile e-readers but aren't so comfortable with the distractions of games and apps that come along with tablets, then the Kindle Paperwhite Kids is a trusted solution. With a 10-week battery life, the Kindle Paperwhite Kids supports your child's growing love for reading, giving them access to thousands of ad-free, age-appropriate books thanks to Amazon Kids+. Unlike a tablet, the Kindle mimics the look of paper, offering a glare-free reading experience. It's also waterproof, so kids can have range to read by the pool or out on the beach without having to worry.

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Help your child read more when you buy the Kindle Paperwhite Kids for 17% off today at Amazon.

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