Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Colorful narrative by reknowned Nevada story teller about a majestic, Victorian Gothic church, which is the architectural centerpiece in one of America's most famous mining towns. Many of the old buildings in this mining town that financed the North during the Civil War are decaying and fragile. This guidebook invites you into the interior of the mother church to Nevada Roman Catholics, which has been lovingly restored. The author has been the choirmaster to St. Mary's Church for many years. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: For republicans concerned about real issues, like myself, it completely fails to live up to the teasers on the dust jacket. The dust jacket tells you the First Lady's "direction" turned the White House Christmas tree into "sneering, pornographic sacrilege". It turns out the only "direction" from the First Lady was to use unscreened decorations sent by high school students. The First Lady's only mistake was to leave tree-decorating volunteers in charge of selecting which ornaments went on the tree. The author of the book, who is clearly far more concerned with creating scandal that furthered his own book writing career than in preserving the dignity of the White House, selects the pornographic decoration and hangs them on the tree as his volunteer service to the White House. All true republicans will be far more disgusted by the author's behavior than that of the Clintons after reading this book. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I am quite surprise with this book being that it is free. I like it a lot. The story takes us back to a simpler time in life. I especially like the way he courted her. Very romantic. Considering to purchase Fireblossom, a prequel to this book to read about her mother's story soon. Answer:
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