Review: Confusing for beginners, does not show well on Paperwhite
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 04 5, 2014
I would give this one star if Amazon did not characterize one star as "I hate it" (hate is an abusive word).The photos (not many for a visual process)  are small. 6 images of casting on are clumped into one small photo. Worse -- they show a cast-on method which is different from that described in words. The instructions for both the knit and the purl stitches use the word LOOP so many times I lost track of the process (and I already know how to knit). The table of Terms & Abbreviations is copied from some other source (with permission, we hope) and was not readable on my Paperwhite, even enlarged in landscape mode.Perhaps the rest of the book does contain something useful but beginners should look elsewhere.Olivia Clark's Knitting Scarves for Beginners has much clearer photos, and they are large enough to see on the Paperwhite. She gives abbreviations used in the directions at the start of the pattern... no fuzzy table to hunt down.