Review: Good! Easy formatting
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 31, 2014
I like it. I started with the Gospel according to St. John because it was Easter time when I downloaded it and I wanted to compare the differences between John's story and the other gospels. The sermon on Sunday recently had a mention about the contrast between the "writers" and it was fascinating. Go, Father Stan!  But I digress. Back to the book:  I like the way there are footnotes and if you click on a little number by a sentence, then you go to the footnote, and then can go back and continue reading. It took me a while to figure out how to get back, since it did not occur to me to just hit the back button on the Kindle Fire (1st generation), so I got lost a few times by going from footnote to footnote. And you have to be careful while you are reading. You touch the page on the right side to page forward to the next page (that is usual in the Kindle Fire) and if you are not careful and there is a footnote number where you touch, then it can catapult you into a footnote page.I also wanted to read the story of Joseph the Dreamer, since I had just watched the Technicolor Dreamcoat by Andrew Lloyd Webber but I could not find it in the Old Testament - I am a new testament woman.  So I went back to the Acts, and lo and behold!  (hah! Angel humor!) There was a reference to Joseph. I am still reading that one, right before Stephen is martyred. Maybe a footnote will lead me to the dreamer's page. After I give due attention to Stephen, of course. Can't disrespect a martyr.It's a good book, no pun intended. I intend to keep reading, but I am not sure I will wade through the O.T.  After I finish the N.T. then I will perhaps bounce around via footnotes and references.  Cool!