Klein 21.5, the regioselectivity part. The kinetic-versus-thermodynamic page in the dienes chapter is about HBr addition to 1,3-butadiene, not enolates.
Why an unsymmetrical ketone can give two enolates.
Kinetic enolate: less substituted, formed fast with a strong bulky base such as LDA at low temperature.
Thermodynamic enolate: more substituted, favored when the enolate can equilibrate.
How the choice of base and temperature controls which α carbon is alkylated.
Practice before the existing direct-alkylation page, which can then refer here.