If you liked Kindle 1 cookbook, you are going to love Kindle 2.0 cookbook. David certainly knows his stuff, and just like the first book, he goes well beyond what’s covered in your Kindle 2.0 manual. Your Kindle is a powerful gadget and it does cost a good few bucks. So if you are not getting the most out of your Kindle, you are wasting value with your gadget.

Here are just a few topics covered in The Kindle 2 cookbook:

- Navigation, Bookmarks, Clippings and Notes
- Automatic Page Turning
- Printing, Images and Illustrations
- Save An Image of Your Kindle’s Screen
- Print Pages From An Ebook
- How to Zoom Those Tiny Little Illustrations
- Picture Viewer
- Converting Files to Kindle Format
- Convert Multiple Documents and Download to Your Kindle
- Converting PDF Files
- Converting Microsoft .LIT Files
- Converting Sony .LRF Files
- Convert Anything That Can Be Printed On Your Computer
- Converting Files to Kindle Format with Stanza
- Audio Books on the Kindle
- Converting AAC, M4A and M4B Audio Books for the Kindle

I personally find Kindle 2.0 much easier to use than the first Kindle. I guess once you have had the first Kindle, you get used to a lot of features that you see on Kindle 2.0 as well. But if you want to go beyond the basics with  your gadget, this book is the way to go.