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Title: Badly written book, badly written examples
Review: This is the only book on the subject. Thus, if you want to make Tkinter interfaces, you have to buy it. The book is unfortunatly, awful. It is disorganised, it glosses over important points, the code examples are poor (either there isn't enough of them to actually run, or they are so long as to be silly.), and many things just aren't explained. Mr. Grayson, unfortunatly wants to spend more time quoting Monty Python, then teaching Tkinter in any sort of step by step manner. (a side note, after flipping pages for hours in a vain attempt to find information in this book, Monty Python quotes are not very funny anymore.) While Python is easier than Java, Java Swing with a good IDE (like JBulilder or Forte) is easier than Python Tkinter. This book sets Python's future and usefulness back a few steps.
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