This App Is Helping Readers Finish Books In Just 12 Minutes

It’s been proven time and time again that reading is one of the best things you can do when it comes to keeping your mind active and healthy, but we’re guessing that pile of books on your nightstand simply grows larger with each passing week regardless of how much time you dedicate to reading every day.

The 12min Book Summary Library makes it easier than ever to power through important books on a wide range of interesting topics, and a lifetime premium subscription is available for over 85 percent off at just $39.

Whether your goal is to get ahead at work or simply catch up on your personal reading list, this subscription allows you to read and digest “micro books,” essentially short, but meaty summaries of today’s best nonfiction titles that can be read or listened to in just 12 minutes.

You’ll be able to choose from a massive trove of titles, pick from 30 new titles that are added every month, and even submit suggestions for new titles on the off-chance that you can’t find what you’re looking for in the library.

You’ll even be able to send your summaries directly to your Kindle account for on-the-go reading when you don’t have access to the Internet.

Power through your reading list with a lifetime premium subscription to 12min Book Summary Library for just $39—over 85 percent off for a limited time.

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