![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() This is the very first book I read on a device. I felt it was a disservice to this book, the author and the publisher to use the review as yet another platform for me to rant about 'e-readers' (I seriously hate that term, anytime you see the word device you can think Nook, Kindle or whatever other brand of thingey's one would use to read a book without paper). Those glorious and not so profound points though will die in my notebook, or maybe pop up somewhere else but for now they aren't important. ![]() I will say that I had some awesome points in the rough draft that had to do with the misuse of our language in the marketing of these devices to the public. I was borrowing one of these for a couple of days, and I borrowed it expressly so I could read Scattershot, which the kind people at Seedpod emailed to me so I could review it.ĭoes anyone really care to hear my semi-luddite ramblings about electronic devices you read on? I didn't think so. What I wrote in the hour I was on break was mostly about my experiences reading this book on the Nook touch, the third generation device put out by the company that gives me my paycheck each week. I started writing this review on paper, with a pen about a week ago when I was having a lot of trouble with my laptop. ![]()
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