<p>I need help from someone here. Does anyone have either a Nook or a Barnes and Noble eReader on a PC? The book is now available on Barnes and Noble (bn.com) and can be found by searching for Concise Advice. But I do not have a way of checking the formatting. If you can get B&N ebooks, would you mind going to the book, downloading the free sample, and letting me know if it looks OK? If it does look good, I’ll go back to Amazon and upload the new format.</p>
<p>THANKS THANKS THANKS.</p>
<p>And with a nice review by audio., as well.</p>
<p>…unsolicited, I might add… :)</p>
<p>AS OF THIS MOMENT, #33 ON AMAZON’S TOP-100 BEST-SELLING KINDLE REFERENCE BOOKS: (pardon the shouting)…</p>
<p>(Don’t know how this will change later, but for the moment it feels good)</p>
<p>Congratulations!! It sounds like a great book…short, sweet, and to the point. I can promise you, that is such a huge factor. Give us the facts, just the facts. Our kids are tired of reading 700page SAT study books!! Give them something they can digest and use.
Good Job!! :)</p>
<p>BTW: The Kindle app is available for free download for Mac, PC, itouch, ipad, iphone, and most smartphones.</p>
<p>Yikes… dropped to #34…</p>
<p>but now up to #4</p>
<p>What’s the title? Pm me please!</p>
<p>Way to go, digmedia! Although both D & S are done with the college application process, it seems as if there are always essays for some application or other. The method in your book seems as if it would apply to many of these as well.</p>
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