Title: Book itself is lovely, thoughtful - kindle edition is poorly edited, distracting.
Product review: I really have enjoyed reading the book and would say more about it except that the Kindle edition has at least one glaring typo in each chapter. This makes it very difficult to read because as you know, the mind gets ejected out of a passage each time it comes across something foreign to it. I love my Kindle but this seems to be a common problem with ebooks. The publishers seem to just paste the copy from the book to the ebook without looking at it, meaning artifacts that made sense on the fixed page such as hyphens still exist out of context on a reader that is much less static. If this were a printed book we'd demand our money back and I might just do that with the digital. $9 for a book that doesn't physically exist except as ones and zeros... well, I'll say that it better be perfect to command that price.
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