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@mlstein -- It's a lot easier to update a electronic document than a printed book. But in any case, if there was a book with glaring typographical errors on every page and all the illustrations were missing, I don't think I'd buy it in the first place. No, I've never asked a publisher to revise a printed book, but I did once return a book to a bookstore because there were missing pages and I got a refund.
@dantaipan -- I didn't buy the book from Simon And Schuster, I bought it from Kobo. So if anyone should refund my money (and I think they should), it would be Kobo. Maybe Kobo should ask Simon And Schuster to refund their money, though.
Don't you just love it when people dump on you just because you have a legitimate complaint? DO I NOT HAVE A RIGHT TO COMPLAIN? Because this is new technology, are we supposed to accept crap like this? Are we a bunch of F*ING sheep?
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