[Mikuto]

Not a dumb question.

I don't have a cookbook on my Kindle so I can't say for sure, but I would think the best way to do it would be to have an extensive table of contents. So instead of chapters, you would click a recipe.

 

[Mikuto]

I'm not 100% certain that the Cook's Illustrated book is a recipe book. It might be one of their helpful kitchen hints books.

As an addition, I'm not sure it's going to be free either. I got a trial issue of their magazine, and when I didn't want it I went through the steps to cancel, well they continued sending me magazines and bills until I finally found a way to get a hold of someone in customer service (first e-mailed, then called multiple times).

My guess is the price jumps when it's actually released. I'll be very surprised if it doesn't.

 

[Mikuto]

With most amazon.com items, you don't get charged until the item is shipped. I haven't preordered an ebook before but I think it's the same.

It's possible (though I'm just guessing at this point) that if you "purchase" it now, the price you're charged will be the price the book is when it's actually able to be delivered. Feel free to correct me on that, anyone who has preordered an ebook.

 

[Mikuto]

Thank you Xia, I suppose my fears were unfounded then. I'll preorder it