Has anyone read the book Night Film?

[Nonny]

No spoilers, just a question.

I have a windows phone, and the interactive content app is only for Android and Apple. Is it worth swiping my H's iPad occasionally to scan for the extra content?  Or am I OK to skip the extras?

Right now I'm only a short way in, like 1% according to my Kindle (older version, not a Fire), and I've already seen two birds I could have scanned.  :?

[charlatti]

I read it on paper and I don't think I was missing anything. I'm not sure what the interactive content is -- I can make some guesses, but I don't think it's necessary to the book itself.

ETA I remember as I was falling asleep last night that there was a website or app or something you could get with the paper book. I didn't use it, though.

[marshmallowmars]

I read it on my Kindle and had no idea there was interactive content. So I guess it's ok to skip them?

[craftyesq]

I skipped the interactive content and survived!

[Nonny]

Just to follow up, I did end up borrowing my H's iPad to use the app and see the extra content.

1. The app sucks; it let the iPad go to sleep in the middle of audio playback, and regularly wouldn't scan.

2. The interactive content was interesting and at times very creepy, but not necessary. 

Here's a brief run down of the types of things it included (from memory, not comprehensive):

- movie posters from the different Cordova films

- piano music (from the CD they mentioned Ashley put out when she was a teen)

- disturbing interview with the killer that copied a Cordova film

- 12 minute reading from the book The Mysterious World of Bartho Lore (which was really good, except it ends in the middle with no resolution)

- journal from one of the actresses staying at the Cordova house, and all the crazy shit that went down there during the filming of Thumbscrewed

- the short Oscar speech from the assistant lady