"This isn't really the place for this comment but I have to say it...Haven't read the book yet but I thought I would check it out as I could borrow it free with my Amazon Prime account (first time borrowing a book). It listed as $0.00. I "purchased" it and it appears that I was charged $9.99. Not the end of the world but the Amazon user experience is still the worst out there. How can you tell me it's $0.00 then charge me $9.99? With further investigation i found there should be a borrow it now link. I went back to the page and looked everywhere for that link and couldn't find it. I also can't find a way to remedy this problem. Guess I'll be more cautious when using Amazon Prime in the future. I come back and give the book a rating after reading... giving the author the benefit of the doubt for the moment and putting in a 4 star ratting. They shouldn't be punished for Amazon's shortfall."

I love this guy's attitude, BTW. Lost $10, keeps calm, rates book 4/5.

Other things that irk me is he keeps using the term "tags" instead of elements and "arguments" instead of properties.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Robin-Nixons-HTML5-Course-ebook/dp/B...

Since it is free, would it be legal for anyone to send it to me?

Costs for me.