> Also, the pronouns "I" and "my" imply that the summary was written by the author (Jim Camp), which it was not. I don't know this book, but did not assume it;

> Also, the pronouns "I" and "my" imply that the summary was written by the author (Jim Camp), which it was not. I don't know this book, but did not assume it; this read like notes I might take from a book, which I will tend to write in the voice of the author so that the pronouns don't reverse if I take a direct quote.