Review: Too bad the title doesn't fit what's in the book (Kindle formatting review at the end)
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2014
The blurb says, "Learn to improve your eyesight and or prevent eye problems with the techniques in this book." What techniques? There's not a single technique mentioned in this very short book. Nothing about improving eyesight unless it's to "eat well" or "avoid accidents."The book also needed one last proofread. For example, "Therefore, it is very important to have your eye checked on a regular basis." (Excellent advice for the cyclops among us. For everyone else, it's best to get both eyes checked.) Also, single dashes aren't em-dashes However, the main problem was the content and not the delivery. Had this book actually given good advice about improving eyesight, I would have ignored most of this.Chapter 6 (Common Myths: the Truth Behind Them) is the only reason I gave two stars instead of one. Get the book if it's free and you want to know about eyesight myths. Otherwise, a Google search will get you more information.Formatting: 4/5The table of contents does not contain hypertext links to the chapters (though the book is short enough that this isn't much of a problem). A few formatting inconsistencies here and there.Length: 309 locations, with links to his other books starting at location 274