Review: Lots of Filler Material to Sort Through
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 10 12, 2012
While the grammar is acceptable, and there is a little bit of information; however, the book isn't formatted to deliver this information in a ready-to-use fashion. You have to pick through the tons of filler material that makes one wonder if the writer plans to get to a point anytime soon.  I read the book through twice to be sure I wasn't missing any gems. I was let down by this theme which runs through the book: Learn the Pros and Cons of Kindle Publishing. Well, that is why I bought your book. I expected you to elaborate on those kinds of topics. HOW did you navigate through the pros and cons and HOW did you manage to succeed, etc. Delivering platitudes without substance is not telling me HOW anything was done. Sadly, this book is little more than that.I really didn't read any hardcore HOW TO info until the fourth chapter. Even then, it is little more than common sense. The rest of the book seems to be the author republishing her blog posts that track her sales. Inside of HOW I MADE...it should just be I MADE...because in this short summary of her glowing sales statics one finds little if any HOW.In the front matter of the book it says "This is a work of fiction."  I emailed the author about that and she stated that it was an oversight since this was her first non-fiction work. I can understand that and I give her credit for responding promptly.There are more substantive titles available, and I would recommend moving along to those. There's nothing to see here folks.