Review: 250+best kindle fire hd apps
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 22, 2013
The cover of this book is bright yellow, has large lettering and is a part of a group of books by thus author.  It is clearly recognisable as such.One tends to come across the chapters on the particular subjects.  The are divided into types and there is a range in each of both free and paid apps.An extremely useful feature is that one may click on the title od each app, go to it within the store and purchase immediately.It does seem odd to have the chapters in, what I  consider, to be the wrong order.  The way to get into the app store and also to ensure parental controls to protect the children is at the end.This is announced as a "bonus" but it it a necessity and should be at the beginning.There are no "fun" games to speak of.  It . Is predominantly apps of a practical nature and some educational items too.  I do have some of these already and was not awfully excited by the choices.This book is,somewhat helpful but is rather dry and I was not at all entertained.  As a free app it could be considered a little help towards opening this area up to the beginner.  I would place it in the area of the tutor manuals.