Curt Cloninger

First, let me say that I am well above the target range for this book. Perhaps if I was closer to the teen years, I would rate it differently.

For me, the format made it difficult to see the verse that each devotional focused on. I'd often find I'd skimmed it and would have to go back to read it. I also thought the devotionals (set as emails from God to you) were too short and superficial. (Again, if I were a teen, I might rate it differently.)

I did think the emails brought out some good, Biblical points and perhaps for a teen/young adult or new Christian close to those age groups, it would be more beneficial.… (altro)

Now six years old, this is looking pretty dated. In some ways, having read so much about simplicity and standards and bulletproof design, I found this book almost shocking and illicit! But it does have fun eye candy, and reminds me of that time not so long ago when every web page seemed like it was hand-crafted (sometimes well, sometimes not so well) and before a bloggy sameness had evened everything out to "pretty good."

Also reminded me of the existence of flipflopflyin.com, so that's a good thing.… (altro)