Synopses & Reviews
Dave's never met anyone like Siri. She's helpful, smart, and easier to talk to than any girl he's ever known. She really
gets him...
Siri and Me is a love story for our times. A must read for all of us in a codependent relationship with our gadgets. An instant classic in a world of instant everything.
Review
~Praise for Siri and Me: A Modern Love Story~ andldquo;Milgrimandrsquo;s protagonist comes across as an amiable doofus, too self-absorbed to notice the way his actions hurt other; the machines in his life in contrast demonstrate a humanity the humans seem bent on abandoning. Milgrim takes the stripped-down style used for his previous books (aimed at children) to tell a more grown-up fable.andrdquo;andmdash;Publisherandrsquo;s Weeklyandnbsp;andldquo;I am certain I am not the only techie who will see more than a little of themselves in Milgrimandrsquo;s characters.andrdquo;andmdash;Ina Fried, Allthingsd.com andnbsp;
Review
~Praise for Siri and Me: A Modern Love Story~ andldquo;Milgrimandrsquo;s protagonist comes across as an amiable doofus, too self-absorbed to notice the way his actions hurt other; the machines in his life in contrast demonstrate a humanity the humans seem bent on abandoning. Milgrim takes the stripped-down style used for his previous books (aimed at children) to tell a more grown-up fable.andrdquo;andmdash;Publisherandrsquo;s Weeklyandnbsp;andldquo;I am certain I am not the only techie who will see more than a little of themselves in Milgrimandrsquo;s characters.andrdquo;andmdash;Ina Fried, Allthingsd.com andnbsp;
Synopsis
From the New York Times-bestselling author of Goodnight iPad, a new and utterly delightful book for our digitally enhanced era - Siri & Me, an illustrated love story about a guy who falls in love with the mysterious, and often cryptic, woman living inside his iPhone.
Synopsis
Dave's never met anyone like Siri. She's helpful, smart, and easier to talk to than any girl he's ever known. She really
gets him...
Siri and Me is a love story for our times. A must read for all of us in a codependent relationship with our gadgets. An instant classic in a world of instant everything.