Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This first time author has written a fantastic book covering a short period in the history of ancient Judea. His historical facts are accurate. His suppositions regarding the birth of Jesus, his mother, father, siblings,etc., are obviously fiction from a historical point but nevertheless represent a possibility. He captures real life in Roman Israel under King Herod, an Idumean convert to Judaism, and protector of Romes' interests.I read the book while on vaction in Mexico, and finished it in two days, as I could not put it down, once I started.I recommend it to anyone who has read Dan Brown's books, assuming you liked the Da Vinci Code. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is a really cool book. I like the way she describes where she bought the items and how she displays them at her home. Gives alot of examples too. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: "Listening to Winter" is full of wonderful poetry, the poem containing the title line "Hunter's Moon" is so evocative of my youth that I gobbled the rest of the book in an orgy of reading and feelings. Then, hungry for more, read each line again slowly, as if sipping great wine."Sugar & Salt" let me FEEL what before I'd only glimpsed. "Couples" made me cry out in pain, yearning to talk to my long dead father. "Veterans" renewed the thrill of having lived when so many didn't, made me rejoice I came back whole enough to be healed by my loving wife. This wonderful book reafirmed my joy of being alive, of being part of this lovely world and in love.If you love great poetry, buy this book!Bright Blessing on you Molly, where-ever you are. Thank you. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The traditional boys' preparatory school, a sort of 'mini-public school' which prepares boys for entry to proper public schools at the age of 13, is a very British institution, so it came as a surprise to this English reader to find that this book was published in Washington DC. However, the American perspective upon the subject provided by the authors is to be welcomed. Also welcome are the numerous photographs, beautifully capturing an educational ethos which is now, somewhat sadly, in decline. The limited number of stunning colour plates show how even more impressive the book would be if printed throughout in colour. However, considering the modest price of the book one must not grumble too much: there is much here to reward the mind and delight the eye. Answer:

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