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Reviews of Books with 152 Pages

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Emmie and Roger

by Lynn Evarts

A radioactive romance is set in a meticulously detailed Cold War narrative. In Emmie and Roger: A Thermonuclear Romance, the title characters meet under difficult circumstances during the Cold War. The power of war to impact lives is... Read More

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The Keeper of the Stone

by Maya Fleischmann

The narrative of this insightful novel creates a sense of the cognitive journey through vivid observations. In "The Keeper of the Stone", by J. E. Jardine, an engaging and contemplative modern parable, a disenchanted journalist is thrown... Read More

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Innovative Solutions

by Robin Farrell Edmunds

Heys’ crisp and concise writing takes corporate history to a new level. The creative men behind one of the country’s most innovative electric utility holding companies are spotlighted and their four decades of research and... Read More

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Che on My Mind

by Edward Morris

These personal essays on and acute observations of Che Guevara’s legacy achieve insight into his enduring appeal to young revolutionaries. Forty-six years after he was killed in an ill-conceived guerrilla movement in Bolivia, Ernesto... Read More

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The Eyes of India

by Alicia Sondhi

The one-of-a-kind illustrations and exotic setting of this adventure emphasize subtle messages about death and intuition. Featuring unique, multi-patterned graphic illustrations produced in part by middle-school students, "The Eyes of... Read More

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Beyond Beliefs

by Barbara Bamberger Scott

A Christian philosopher mixes logic and faith to produce his own map to God as an experience and not merely an idea. John David Geib, a proponent of Christian philosophy, believes that to get “beyond beliefs” one has to accept God as... Read More

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