Another one

Okay so I do love audible.com. At first I was skeptical about it, thinking I would just cancel after I got my free book but no, I was sucked in and now look forward to my credit every month and the other perks that come with membership.
My credit this month went for iDisorder. I saw the book at the library but wanted to listen to it and my experience with borrowed audio is always disappointing so I bought it. Oh man. This is gonna be a fun one.
First of all the author is a psychiatrist. I knew that going in, so what was I thinking? Secondly he loved the letter I. It is his most favorite letter! I haven't read a nonfiction book, apart from an autobiography or memoir, that uses I as much as this one and I am only into the first hour!
Thinking back to the last nonfiction I read, which was Great By Choice, Collins never once says I. And I don't think he did in Good to Great either. It was always "we." Granted, Great by Choice has a co- author, but everyone knows that a book is not created by one person and I think that Dr. Rosen's chronic use of "I" means that he is a true superman and did all the research on this own or he is seriously way too self-involved. Thirdly, half hour into the book and he quoted Sherry Turkle! Yes! My good buddy Sherry Turkle. Unreal.