Which is better: Kindle Unlimited or Hoopla? (lemmus.org)

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[-] sunbrrnslapper@lemmy.world 5 points 2 months ago

I haven't used Hoopla, but it appears to be a free connection to library content. I don't know how payment is given to creators, if at all.

I've had a great experience with KU, which is like $15/month. The authors are paid for their work, including indie authors, although they are paid more if you buy their Kindle book (rather than rent it).

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