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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book is a well written and well illustrated book with the theme of cultural diversity. Two children goes around the neighborhood discovering that everybody bakes some sort of bread from their own culture. This book is a great way to teach diversity, develop respect and appreciation for other cultures and introduce new foods to children. There is even a bread recipe at the end of the book for the readers to try to make. Answer:
Answer: Yes
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: ...in fact, I couldn't. Halfway through the second track you've already heard four or five moments that have been lifted directly off of various Bowie albums. Sure, inspiration is one thing, but this album is so derivative it comes across as second-rate Pulp or Roxy Music.It's quite sad because I love British Sea Power's debut; it was nothing like this wannabe-mainstream crossover, however. Now they have added so many strings and melodramatic, overly used melodies that it sounds something like Bowie meets Meatloaf. Ugh.If you have their first album and think the highlights are the raw chords, the half-sung half-spoken vocals, and punky vibe, then you will find nothing to like on Open Season, unless you're such a Bowie fan that slavish imitations like this album are also your thing. After such a unique debut, this is a serious disappointment. Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book is not for anyone who hasn't done programming before. After a nice introduction and history report, the author suddenly starts showing you charts with things like "ushort 2 0 is 65,535". And says stuff like "Using floats, you can represent the numbers 1.0 and 1.00000012, but you can't represent any number between." What?! What does ushort mean? What are floats?! I must be just stupid, because when I read "This book approaches the topic of C# for a total beginner", I thought it meant it was for a noob like me. Answer:
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