Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: As an elementary school teacher I read a book entitled, "Journey to Topaz". It was a fabulous book. As I began to read "The Emperor was Divine" I got the strange feeling I'd read it before. I am almost certain the author of "The Emperor was Divine" has too. There are way to many similiarities. I suppose it is entirely possible that they lived an almost identical life as it's a big world. Based on copywrite "Journey to Topaz" was written first. I enjoyed it more-perhaps because the characters were far better developed and the storyline was original. It makes me wonder? Answer:

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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I enjoyed the first chapter of the book which was what I expected the book to be about i.e. bread in one global country. As each chapter went by, the book became less about bread and more about the author forcing her personality on the reader. It was a limited collection of travelogues, many in the USA, with bread as the intended link between chapters. If you want to read a second rate travel book with something about bread in each chapter this is the book for you. If you want to read a well thought out book on comparitive breads around the world look elswhere. Answer:

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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Although "Chasing Vermeer" is not as suspenseful as it thinks it is it still is a delightful and satisfying mystery. Even though the characters are a little uneven they are still memorable and likeable. The novel will dazzle young code loving readers and deliver some interesting art history. Answer:

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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Strangely similar to the over 1000 year book Beowulf, the 13th warrior is an interesting and engaging anlmost epic film. The action is more then sufficient and it shows a rather interesting theory on how many legends such as the ones that inspired Beowulf could have begun. Answer:

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