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Best Kindles of 2019

Amazon Kindle Kids Edition vs. Kindle (2019): What’s the difference?

Posted on October 8, 2019 By Jarvis

The Amazon Kindle is an affordable e-book reader with plenty of stamina and it fits easily in a bag, or even a pocket. If you can’t scrape together an extra $40 for the Paperwhite, which has a better screen and waterproofing, the basic Kindle is one of the best e-book readers around. But what if you want an e-book reader for a child? It just so happens that Amazon has unveiled its first Kids Edition Kindle. It’s a modified Kindle that comes in at $110, just $20 more than the regular model. So, what do you get for your money?
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