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If you’re struggling for Christmas gift ideas for the book-lover in your family then this might be just the thing. You know how you can use Netflix to borrow DVDs, well there is a similar service that offers book rentals. The service is run by booksfree.com and they’re offering some great subscription deals this holiday season.

The beauty of this gift is that you don’t have to worry about exactly which books to buy, you simply sign up for the subscription and then the lucky recipient can choose his or her own books. The other good news is that the subscription doesn’t actually start until activated by the recipient, so you can get a head start on your Christmas shopping and sign up today!

There are two subscription levels to choose from: 2 books checked out at a time, or 4 books. Prices start at just $45.99.

There are countless books to choose from in numerous categories and they’re not all old obscure titles, I browsed around and found: Twilight: The Complete Illustrated Movie Companion, One Silent Night (Dark-Hunter, Book 13) and Suite 606.

The process is simple too. You browse the site and add books to your queue. When they are available they are shipped directly to your door. And you can keep them for as long as you like (no late fees like the library!). When you’ve finished reading it, simply post the book back and they’ll send you something else from your list.

Sounds like an excellent idea to me - treat your loved ones this Christmas - or even treat yourself with a subscription to Booksfree.com.

5% off Booksfree.com Gift Memberships

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