Interesting book concept

Veli Voipio

I came across this book https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XRDSLJC/ and bought it.

It has an interesting concept with interactivity and links. The links to the maps seem to work, although this is not up to the level I wish that links to maps should/could be.

Something similar is in the Geographic commentary https://www.logos.com/product/138314/lexham-geographic-commentary-the-gospels Not really travel guide but has interactive links.

I've also bought Day One travel guides, for example https://www.logos.com/product/54350/day-one-travel-guides-global-destinations which are written in the more traditional way of travel books

Comparing them I am not sure which is the best way to go, but I feel that the interactive editions are the way to go. The main problem is getting distracted and losing the general overview and consistency?

Small Heath

I frequently do that in Logos forums, Logos books, and searching the Internet. I start down a rabbit trail by right clicking on a link and choosing Open In A New Tab. I continue doing that until I've gone as far as I want to. I will then delete that tab and go back to the previous tab. I will keep doing that until I get back to where I want to take a different trail. After I've exhausted all the trails I want, I delete tabs until I'm back to the original. It takes a lot of discipline to right click only and open a new tab and not overlaying your current tab. If I get too many tabs open, my system slows down a little (or a lot).

Dale Heath