While I'm not inclined to write reviews, the annoyance of this book's tiny, tiny, too tiny print prompted this one. Because of the book's tiny, tiny, too tiny print (you get the idea) I couldn't read, comfortably read as is normal, the book without a magnifying glass. I struggled along for a while, finding it difficult to tell an "l" from an "f" and in that struggle lost what I thought was the storyline. There's nothing wrong with my eyesight, I read and I read and I read some more. Always reading. And so I read about eight pages with the magnifying glass. There are distortion problems to deal with, losing your place being the main one. I thought, now how can I read 300+pages like this? I can't; I don't even want to try. And so I'll never know if the book has any merit. The author, poor guy, should have had something to say about the book's design.
