> nor have I read the book My background: unlike the parent, I have read the book. I am a freeloader, but I am a grateful freeloader. It's clear love and effor

> nor have I read the book My background: unlike the parent, I have read the book. I am a freeloader, but I am a grateful freeloader. It's clear love and effort went into producing the book. Frankly, I think the "tl;dr" response above by someone who hasn't even read the book totally justifies the author's alleged dismissal. The author set the price. The author doesn't want to hear your complaints/criticism/feedback that their pricing is wrong. I believe that is their right. I think this is exactly the same situation as a startup trying to convert free customers to the paying tier. There are free customers that you don't really want as customers. You set your price so you don't have to deal with them...