Words of wonder and Kindle Fire compatibility

Why am I unable to figure out how to play words of wonder on kindle fire hd? My laptop is broken and I miss playing the game with my sister at night. Is there just no way to play it on the kindle?

Hello,
Mozilla Support is not really the right place to ask about this... You will get better support by visiting the [http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200127470 Kindle Support Center].
Thanks!<br>
Joshua Smith (iNerd)

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