Title: For Android Kindle, useless
Product review: This review addresses not Homer's work, but the packaging of this work and the delivery system. It was the first book I tried with the Android version of Kindle, and it is useless, to the extent that there is no table of contents, just 750-odd positions and a slider bar. There is an introduction that takes up just less than 10% of the total text, and there is no method to navigate to the beginning of the real text, let alone any method to navigate among chapters (or books, in this case).I have this same edition, 10% forward and all, from Gutenberg (i.e., free) with a third-party reader (Aldiko - also free), and it works just fine, or more to the point, it works as I expect: with some level of consideration and ease of use granted to the reader. It has a table of contents and is much more manageable.
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