The WiFi enabled device, which launched in the US last year, will be priced at £106. A 3G version will cost £169.
The Kindle Touch features an e-ink touchscreen which allows users to turn pages, navigate the built-in store and search books.
Speaking last year, Dave Limp, Vice President, Kindle said: “Kindle Touch and Kindle Touch 3G are the most full-featured e-readers available with a beautiful latest generation electronic ink display, fast page turns and long battery life.”
