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  • Natalie
  • Port Matilda, PA, United States
  • 10-29-12

Fun easy listen.

Would you consider the audio edition of My Berlin Kitchen to be better than the print version?

. The narrator made it so easy to listen. It was a fun easy audiobook.

Any additional comments?

The recipes are not included with the audio book. I was able to get them from the author.

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