Review: More Kindle Tips and Tricks
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 25, 2012
Before you pay, be advised that Amazon offers various versions of User's Tips and Trick for free, several times a year.  If you don't want to wait, or are concerned that you will miss out on the day they are offered for free, then go ahead and pay for it. (You can watch the list at the kindlenationdaily website, which lists free books currently being offered on Amazon. Items stay on there for a couple of days once posted.)This is a supplemental guide to help you enhance your Kindle experience.  I feel the information provided in "Tips, Tricks" would be more useful to a person with some basic familiarity with the Kindle device than it would be for a new user.  However, there is a lot of good information in here, and it's worth a look.  If you're a new user, download it and take a look at it after you've become familiar with your device.You may have seen "The Complete 2013 User's Guide to the Amazing Amazon Kindle Fire."  You can read my review, which contains some of this same information, at this link:The Complete 2013 User's Guide to the Amazing Amazon Kindle Fire"Kindle Fire Tips, Tricks & How-Tos" is a different product than the "Complete User's Guide," even though it has the same picture on the cover.  Quite a bit of the information is similar, so I don't understand why the two books were not combined into one offering.  But since I was able to get both of them for free, that's no big deal.Keep in mind the User's Guide was published by Amazon, so there is quite a bit of Amazon self-congratulatory hype, and also a lot of product plugs. You will need to wade through the non-essential marketing information to get to the good stuff, but that doesn't make the good information you will find in "Tips, and Tricks" any less useful.  And that's the price you pay for getting it for free.  I've been able to use some of the links listed to save money, so the knowledge has enhanced my Kindle experience.