Review: Bring your microscope!  Ugly surprise.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 12 23, 2012
I downloaded it to my Kindle with every anticipation of being able to read, learn, and eventually publish.  When I opened it, I discovered the print was slightly smaller than phone-book printing and very hard to read.  Maybe I can fix it so its visible, but sheesh!  Usability nearly zero!  I may be able to expand the thing, but as for being readable on a one-year-old Kindle, forget it.  It is very annoying to have useful information, needed information, that is not accessible on the device it purports to be developed for.Don't bother trying to expand the image, either; a lot of the instructions are full page, filling the screen with microscopic type and remember, no vertical movement.  I finally had to go to the "letter size" settings and re set the whole thing so I could read it. This messes up the pagination and makes it harder to read,another disappointment.  Now I have instructions on one page and the illustrations on another. Groan.  Every other thing  I have ordered from Amazon for my Kindle came in a readable format without having to fiddle with things.  Not this one, bad idea for a budding writer trying their "Ice Breaker" on Amazon who isn't sure what they need to do.Maybe I can order it already printed.  At least that way I can read it.  To give you an idea of what I mean, take a look at "The Fine Print" on this screen.  The text I received is SMALLER THAN THAT!  I foresee many headaches and magnifier-hours trying to get to the information in this if there isn't a pre-printed version.What a disappointment from a business on which I had planned to publish.  This is targeted at new people; bad idea.So now with my handy-dandy notepad and pen I'll turn it into usable instructions which Amazon should have already done.  Meh; at least now I know what I need to do for publication here.