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SAVE $40:As of Feb. 17982 Archives you can get the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Kids for $139.99 during Amazon's Presidents' Day sale. That's a $40 discount and the lowest price we've seen on this model.

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Looking for a way to get your kids reading more? The Kindle Paperwhite Kids is a great option. It's designed specifically for ebooks and has features that make it perfect for young readers. Plus, it's at an all-time low for Presidents' Day, so now’s the time to scoop one up.

As of Feb. 17, you can get the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Kids for $139.99 at Amazon, down from $179.99. That’s a $40 discount and the best price we've seen on this model.

SEE ALSO: Kindle Paperwhite vs. Signature Edition: Which is the best Amazon e-reader?

The Kindle Paperwhite Kids is essentially the same as the regular Kindle Paperwhite but with some kid-friendly extras. For example, it includes six months of Amazon Kids+ (once the six months are up, it’ll cost you $5.99 per month), a durable kid-friendly cover, and a two-year worry-free warranty.

The Kindle Paperwhite Kids has a 7-inch glare-free display that makes reading comfortable indoors or outdoors. It’s also waterproof, so you don't have to worry about it getting damaged if it gets splashed.

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Another great feature is the built-in parental controls. You can set a device bedtime, view your child’s reading progress, and more.

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