Has anyone read an enhanced e-book?

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Jimrada
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Has anyone read an enhanced e-book?

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I've noticed as I've navigated around the Amazon Kindle store that a few e-books are called "enhanced." Has anyone read one? What is enhanced? Does it add to the reading experience or detract from it?
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I just got The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society. It is the enhanced edition. I haven't read the book, I just tried it out. I like being able to refrence the historical facts. When I read 11/22/63 I found myself googling different information and timelines. An enhanced edition would have come in very handy!
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lolis wrote:I just got The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society. It is the enhanced edition. I haven't read the book, I just tried it out. I like being able to refrence the historical facts. When I read 11/22/63 I found myself googling different information and timelines. An enhanced edition would have come in very handy!
So that sounds like it jumps to a footnote at certain points in the book or is it more than that?
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Yes, basically that's what it is. It does have a lot of information. You choose if you want to click on it or not. I'll be reading the book probably in a couple of weeks. There's a couple of books I want to read before I get to that one.
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