Zope component architecture article -> book

Last Monday I posted about an article I am writing about Zope component
architecture. This weekend I added a reference chapter. Now it has total 76 pages,
now it is more than the size of an article, so I would like to call it as a book :)
(I don't know the criteria for a book, may be I am wrong)

You can read the book here.

I didn't got any feedback for this work yet from Python/Zope/Plone community :( .
Though, I didn't lost my hope. I hope this time I will get some feedback :)

Update:I have added an HTML version of book (Thanks to Anonymous commenter).
Also I have uploaded the reST source.

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