This book seems to be a compilation from the Kindle Discussion board, but the organization makes it easier to find answers.
What I REALLY like about the book is that it is a perfect sample to use when I show off Kindle to friends and family. I just call up the book and let them peruse to see how easy it is to navigate with the Kindle and at the same time answer some questions they may have.
I am really glad I have this book on my Kindle.

And, there’s another option for purchase, but I just haven’t had the time to dig through it.

Then, I found the forum and Leslie’s FAQ. Wow! It was just what the doctor ordered–a quick, simple, enjoyable read. I’ve already been through it completely, and feel well qualified to use my new toy, well. I’ll get through the others, but I’m sure I’ll refer back to The Amazon Kindle FAQ, routinely, as I’ve already bookmarked several vital pages.

Thanks to Leslie and all of the contributors in the forum. You’ve got a winner, and it was money well spent.

I have owned my Kindle for about six months, am pretty savvy with computers and electronic gadgets, and was somewhat skeptical about what I could learn from a FAQ book, especially since another book about the Kindle that cost $.99 (which I have reviewed) was essentially worthless. Still, after reading the positive reviews, and given the low price, I decided to give this book a chance. Am I ever glad that I did.

The book is clearly written, logically organized, and contains a wealth of information. No matter how experienced a Kindle user you are, I am sure that you can learn something or get some interesting ideas (like using your cell phone number for your Kindle name in case you lose it).

My only critique is that some of the same information does tend to get repeated in multiple chapters sometimes, but then again this is not a textbook, and the repetition can make it easier to find certain information if you go looking for it again.

This is the book that Amazon should have published instead of the official Amazon users manual,which I would never have bothered reading had I read this book first, especially since it is more informative and easier to read than the Amazon users manual.

This book is a job well done. Every Kindle owner who wants to get the most out of the Kindle should read it.