We were at the airport, about to head off on a family trip.
While waiting to board, I noticed two Korean girls quietly reading English books in front of us.
No tablets, no whining—just reading.
I was honestly impressed… and a bit envious.
Meanwhile, my own kids were discussing tteokbokki (Korean rice cakes) with great enthusiasm.
I thought, “Okay, I need to step up my parenting game.”
So I searched for ways to expose my kids to more English, and that’s when I discovered Amazon Kindle Unlimited.
At first, it was for my children’s English reading.
Now? I’m the one using it more.
Kindle Unlimited is Amazon’s eBook subscription service.
For around $11.99/month, you get unlimited access to thousands of books.
You don’t need a Kindle device—just the app on your smartphone, tablet, or PC.
Think of it as the Netflix of books.
I was hoping to find leveled readers and easy chapter books for my kids.
It does include some well-known series like Dr. Seuss, National Geographic Kids, and I Can Read.
But let’s be real—many of the famous children’s books aren’t included.
It felt a bit like going to a buffet and finding nothing you actually want to eat.
So I browsed around for myself… and I found gold.
Short self-help books, bite-sized psychology reads, indie romance novels, fantasy series—way more interesting than I expected.
There’s even a large selection of comic books and graphic novels.
Great for kids, right?
Well… the font in English comics is often tiny, especially on smartphones.
If you don’t have a tablet, you may end up squinting like me.
I signed up for Kindle Unlimited to help my kids—but now I’m the one using it most.
If you’re looking for an affordable, low-pressure way to read more English, or
build a bilingual reading habit for your family, this is a great place to start.
Try it here 👉
Subscribe to Kindle Unlimited on Amazon
New users usually get a 30-day free trial, so no pressure!
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