I'm using hard-copy books. I have a large collection.
OK. Your anti-Mormon books have misinformation. If they were so wrong about Cowdery, Harris, and Whitmer, you've got to believe that they're wrong on other things. You know, I've never felt the need to go out and buy anti-Baptist, anti-Catholic, anti-Lutheran, or anti-faith of any kind. Why would people spend so much time trying to tear down someone else's faith?
There are frequent wandering recruiters from the Mormons, Adventists and Witnesses going through my neigborhood. At a minimum, I hope to save a few of these people when they come to my door.
Those representing the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are called Missionaries and your church has its own missionaries too. Young men spend 2 years of their early adulthood as Missionaries and they pay their own way to go out and preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
The Mormon visits have only stepped up now that the absolutely odd-looking temple in Stone Oak went up.
Likely it is because of all the curiousity about the beautiful Temple that has been constructed in San Antonio.
As for "absolutely odd-looking", we can disagree of course, but it is a beautiful structure. Here's an artist's rendering and some exterior and interior photos for anyone who may be curious.
Artist's Rendering
Exterior Photo
Baptistry
Sealing Room
Celestial Room
They're not anti-Mormon, Spiff. They're pro-Catholic.