rewordings

Author: alexanderthclark

README.md

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 ## Formats
 This book is available in multiple formats:
 
-- **📖 Interactive Jupyter Book** - Read online with executable code examples and enhanced navigation: [alexanderthclark.github.io/Matplotlib-for-Storytellers](https://alexanderthclark.github.io/Matplotlib-for-Storytellers/)
-- **📱 PDF on LeanPub** - Purchase the complete book in PDF format: [leanpub.com/mplforstorytellers](https://leanpub.com/mplforstorytellers)
-- **💻 GitHub Source** - Access all code, LaTeX source, and materials in this repository
+- **📖 Online Jupyter Book** - Read online with: [alexanderthclark.github.io/Matplotlib-for-Storytellers](https://alexanderthclark.github.io/Matplotlib-for-Storytellers/)
+- **📱 PDF** - Download the pdf [here](https://github.com/alexanderthclark/Matplotlib-for-Storytellers/blob/main/main.pdf) or at [leanpub.com/mplforstorytellers](https://leanpub.com/mplforstorytellers)
 
 ## Installation
 Before building the book or running the examples you will need to install the

main.tex

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 \noindent The front cover image (on \link{https://leanpub.com/mplforstorytellers}{Leanpub}) is from The First Book of Urizen, Plate 8, ``In Living Creations Appear'd....'' by William Blake (public domain). 
 
 \bigskip 
-\noindent Find more material on this book's GitHub page, interactive Jupyter Book, and on YouTube.
+\noindent Find more material on this book's GitHub page, online Jupyter Book, and on YouTube.
 
 \noindent \link{https://github.com/alexanderthclark/Matplotlib-for-Storytellers}{github.com/alexanderthclark/Matplotlib-for-Storytellers}\\
 \link{https://alexanderthclark.github.io/Matplotlib-for-Storytellers/}{alexanderthclark.github.io/Matplotlib-for-Storytellers}\\