Review: Short But Worth the Price of Admission
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 25, 2014
All of the books in this series are quite short, this one logging in at 68 pages. I think I got it on sale for .99, which isn't bad, but if you pay the regular $2.99 price, be aware that you'll finish this book in an afternoon. Aside from that this book does a better than average job of explaining exactly what is meant by "active setting". Good solid examples are given in the form of excerpts from widely read works, not just classics that may not reflect today's tastes. All genres are represented too, so you won't come away from the experience thinking that the advice given only applies to mysteries or historical romances. Having read the first three books I can honestly say I feel my time spent with them was worth it, and my recent work is better for it.