Readerpedia is a GAME CHANGER! The world's first Readerpedia edition can be experienced with Cascada Productions July 2012 release of Wayward Son. The novel itself is superb, spanning eons of history and containing many surprising twists, but the Readerpedia enhancement offers a completely new reading experience. The authors, there are three, have added over 100 specific Readerpedia entries within Wayward Son. Simply clicking on the highlighted text selections within the novel brings the reader a concise yet fulsome description of the historical person, place, event or thing, often with pictures and diagrams. Unlike the bland word definitions Kindle normally provides or the time consuming off site search of Wikipedia, Readerpedia entries are in context to the novel and embedded within the e-Book itself. The result is a seamless, interactive learning experience which in turn makes an already colorful novel even more vivid and engaging. After reviewing each entry, one click gets you back to reading, or you may elect to go deeper into a topic utilizing external links in the Readerpedia entries. To experience Readerpedia for the first time visit the link provided above.
Rick Friedman, founder of the James Mason Community Book Club and a major Readerpedia fan had this to say: "A most fascinating and absorbing novel that comes alive with ....Readerpedia- an amazing new application that turns this superb book into an experience! I was able to click on words, events, historical figures and with the stunning Readerpedia - these words came to life with not only detailed information but photos and so much more- what an amazing experience!!!! love it!! RICK FRIEDMAN
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Readerpedia is a GAME CHANGER! The world's first Readerpedia edition can be experienced with Cascada Productions July 2012 release of Wayward Son. The novel itself is superb, spanning eons of history and containing many surprising twists, but the Readerpedia enhancement offers a completely new reading experience. The authors, there are three, have added over 100 specific Readerpedia entries within Wayward Son. Simply clicking on the highlighted text selections within the novel brings the reader a concise yet fulsome description of the historical person, place, event or thing, often with pictures and diagrams. Unlike the bland word definitions Kindle normally provides or the time consuming off site search of Wikipedia, Readerpedia entries are in context to the novel and embedded within the e-Book itself. The result is a seamless, interactive learning experience which in turn makes an already colorful novel even more vivid and engaging. After reviewing each entry, one click gets you back to reading, or you may elect to go deeper into a topic utilizing external links in the Readerpedia entries. To experience Readerpedia for the first time visit the link provided above.
Rick Friedman, founder of the James Mason Community Book Club and a major Readerpedia fan had this to say:
"A most fascinating and absorbing novel that comes alive with ....Readerpedia- an amazing new application that turns this superb book into an experience! I was able to click on words, events, historical figures and with the stunning Readerpedia - these words came to life with not only detailed information but photos and so much more- what an amazing experience!!!! love it!! RICK FRIEDMAN