【tongzhi : politics of same-sex eroticism in chinese societies】

SAVE $85:As of March 25,tongzhi : politics of same-sex eroticism in chinese societies the Kindle Scribe is on sale for $364.99 at Amazon. That's a saving of 19% on the list price.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Kindle Scribe (64 GB) $364.99 at Amazon
$449.99 Save $85

The Amazon Big Spring Sale is finally here, and there are plenty of discounts to be had. And if a new e-reader is on your wishlist, look no further. Combining reading and note-taking, the Amazon Kindle Scribe is an e-reader and a digital notebook all in one, and it's currently down to its lowest-ever price.

As of March 25, you can find the 64GB model reduced down to $364.99, saving you 15% on list price. This deal is for both the tungsten and metallic jade colors and without Kindle Unlimited.

SEE ALSO: Apple AirPods 4 with noise cancellation are under $150 in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale

The Kindle Scribe is the newest e-reader in Amazon's lineup. It comes with a stylus so you can jot down notes and convert them to text as easily as writing in a notebook. Besides its note-taking abilities, it has a 10.2-inch 300 ppi Paperwhite display. Its lightweight design also makes it portable and easy to carry around on your travels. And let's not forget the impressive battery life, lasting weeks on just a single charge.

The bright display is perfect for reading in any light, indoors or outdoors, and you can store up to 64GB of content. That means you can stock up on plenty of e-book deals without having to worry about storage space.

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