Grammar check on authorization.rst (#105)

* Update authorization.rst

Minor grammar and syntax tweaks.

* Update authorization.rst

fix spelling errors

Co-authored-by: mkb79 <[email protected]>

Author: snowskeleton

docs/source/auth/authorization.rst

@@ -6,15 +6,15 @@ Information
 ===========
 
 Clients are authorized using OpenID in Authorization Code Flow with PKCE. 
-Once a client has successfully authorized to Amazon, they are get an 
+Once a client has successfully authorized to Amazon, they receive an 
 `authorization code` for device registration to Audible/Amazon.
 
 .. _authorization:
 
 Authorization
 =============
 
-For an example how to authorize please take a look at :ref:`hello_library`.
+For an example on authorization, please take a look at :ref:`hello_library`.
 
 CAPTCHA
 -------
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ CAPTCHA
    Init cookies added to login function to prevent CAPTCHAs in most cases.
 
 Authorization requires answering a CAPTCHA in some cases. By default Pillow is used
-to show captcha and an user prompt will be provided to enter your answer, which
+to show captcha and a user prompt will be provided to enter your answer, which
 looks like::
 
    Answer for CAPTCHA:
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ external service), like so::
 2FA (OTP Code)
 --------------
 
-If two-factor authentication (2FA) is activated a user prompt will be provided
+If two-factor authentication (2FA) is activated, a user prompt will be provided
 using `input` to enter your one time password (OTP), which looks like::
 
    "OTP Code: "
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ A custom callback can be provided, like so::
        otp_callback=custom_otp_callback
    )
 
-If you have to enter a otp often and don't care about security you can use 
+If you have to enter an OTP often and don't care about security, you can use 
 the `pyotp <https://pypi.org/project/pyotp/>`_ package with a custom callback
 like so::
 
@@ -78,14 +78,14 @@ like so::
        otp = TOTP(secret)
        return str(otp.now())
 
-Another approach for submit the OTP is to append the current OTP to the password.
+Another approach is to append the current OTP to the password.
 
 CVF Code
 --------
 
-If 2FA is deactivated and amazon detects some security risks (too many logins
+If 2FA is deactivated and Amazon detects some security risks (too many logins
 in short times, etc.) you will be asked for a verify code (CVF). In that case,
-amazon sends you a Mail or SMS with a code, you have to enter here::
+amazon sends you an email or SMS with a code, which you enter here::
 
    "CVF Code: "
 
@@ -105,15 +105,13 @@ A custom callback can be provided, like so::
 Approval Alert
 --------------
 
-Some users report, that authorize to audible gives them an approval alert and
-you will receive an email from amazon. Since audible v0.5 you will get an user
-prompt which looks like::
+Some users report that trying to authorize with audible gives them an approval alert and an email from amazon.
+Since audible v0.5 you will get a user prompt which looks like::
 
    "Approval alert detected! Amazon sends you a mail."
    "Please press enter when you approve the notification."
 
-Please approve the amazon email notification and press enter (or another key)
-to proceed.
+Please approve the email/SMS, and press any key to continue.
 
 .. versionadded:: 0.5.1
 
@@ -124,7 +122,7 @@ A custom callback can be provided, like so::
    def custom_approval_callback():
     
        # You can let python check for the received Amazon mail and 
-       # open the approval link. The login function wait until
+       # open the approval link. The login function waits until
        # the callback function is executed. The returned value will be
        # ignored by the login function.
        
@@ -147,21 +145,21 @@ To handle the login with a external browser or program logic you can do the foll
    
    auth = audible.Authenticator.from_login_external(locale=COUNTRY_CODE)
 
-By default, this code print out the login url for the selected country code. Now you have
-to copy and paste this code into a web browser (or a custom program) and authorize yourself.
+By default, this code prints out the login url for the selected country code.
+Paste this url into a web browser or use it programatically to authorize yourself.
 You have to enter your credentials two times (because of missing init cookies). 
-On first time, the password can be a random one.
-On second time, you have to solve a captcha before you can submit the login form with your 
-correct password.
-After authorize successfully you will end in an error page (not found). This is correct. 
-Please copy the url from the address bar from your browser and paste the url to the input 
-field of the python code. This url looks like 
+First time, the password can be a random one.
+Second time, you have to solve a captcha before you can submit the login form and
+you must use your correct password.
+After loggin in, you will end in an error page (not found). This is correct. 
+Copy the url from the address bar from your browser and paste the url into the input 
+field of the python code. It will look something like 
 "https://www.amazon.{domain}/ap/maplanding?...&openid.oa2.authorization_code=..."
 
 .. note::
    If you have `playwright <https://pypi.org/project/playwright/>`_ installed and
    use the default ``login_url_callback``, a new browser is opened, where you can
-   authorize to your account,
+   authorize to your account.
 
 .. note::
 
@@ -187,3 +185,4 @@ A custom callback can be provided (for example open the url in a webbrowser dire
        login_url_callback=custom_login_url_callback
        )
 
+