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Reviews of Books with 151 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 151 pages.

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Murder in the Grand Bazaar

by Leah Block

A knowledgeable professor is thrust into a murder investigation in the information-rich novel "Murder in the Grand Bazaar". In Miles Nilsson Fowler’s novel "Murder in the Grand Bazaar", a murder involving early Christian history leads... Read More

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An Odd Bird

by Erin Nesbit

A gifted girl chooses a winged teacher and gains knowledge beyond the classroom in the intriguing fantasy novel "An Odd Bird". In P. K. Butler’s fantasy novel "An Odd Bird", a girl’s love of birds reflects her mysterious connection... Read More

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Calculus in 5 Hours

by Nancy Powell

Calculus in Five Hours is an excellent beginner’s guide to first semester calculus. Dennis Jarecke’s succinct version of a first semester, college-level calculus course, Calculus in Five Hours, contains useful tips and tricks for... Read More

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A Conservationist Perspective

by Maria Siano

While growing up in Sydney, Australia, Alan Weatherley developed a curiosity about animals, insects, and marine life. In the fifty years he’s been working as a scientist, his interest in the natural world has never waned. With "A... Read More

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Eep!

A magical story about a missing girl with wings who can fly—and the disparate collection of earth-bound people who come to love her. Featuring extraordinary line drawings and original, direct writing: “The city didn’t really know... Read More

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Building Blocks for Relationships

Reverend Gaspar Garcia pastor of the Church of Divine Grace in Davie Florida has been involved in Christian ministry and church leadership for twenty-two years. Here he offers sound Biblical principles for building lasting fulfilling and... Read More

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Los versos del Capitn

by Sandy McKinney

For the contemporary reader, this book will perhaps be redolent of the film Il Postino (The Postman), which was set on the Isle of Capri, where the poet lived in exile with his lover, Matilde Urrutia, later his wife. The poems were... Read More

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