Review: The more resources I have the better.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 18, 2013
Reference books are weighted by different things to the users of the Kindle Fire and Kindle Fire HD models. The listing of references all seem to cover most of the same features, tips and tricks. The problem is not all the information is available in any one book. Each book will have their own focuses. App books do the same thing. So Manuals, guidebooks, app books, it would be best to have as many as possible books to get the needed information. I would stroll by fanning my fingers across the kindle looking for something, and maybe the book doesn't cover it enough or at all to be helpful. Another book would finish off where the first book or others wouldn't cover the base on the not answered questions or needed insight. The main topics to explain functions, downloading, setting a option choice or anything else might be left out. This leaves a gap, as the user really wants to know these areas. I got this book for free, due to a promotion help in cost. So wait until it is offered for free, or use your promotional assistance. The cost would be reasonable based on 0.99. In every book I own, some useful information is pointed out better, actually explained, or illustrated to a greater degree. I only wish that special book would be written with everything you would want to know. That book would have good illustrations, step by step insructions and comprehensive tips, tricks to open up the Kindle without leaving anything left out. In the real world one has to deal with what's available, and hope the needed information is covered in one of the books.