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Reviews of Books with 158 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 158 pages.

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Kids Get Rich

by Charlene Oldham

Taking an incremental approach to introducing personal finance techniques to children, this book is a useful starter guide to financial stability. Major financial institution veterans Gina and George Plytas’s "Kids Get Rich" focuses on... Read More

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The Magnificent Mind-Set Man

by Delia Stanley

Self-help, science fiction, and Christian themes weave together among this novel’s breathtaking settings. Russell D. Hamblin’s "The Magnificent Mind-Set Man" explores faith and self-reflection through the lens of an everyman who... Read More

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Joshua's Journey

by Carol Davala

This is a well-crafted introduction to the realities of racial prejudice. Judith Dempsey’s powerful and inspiring Joshua’s Journey chronicles the life of a young black boy born at the end of the Civil War. He learns the value of... Read More

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Unpuzzling Finance

by Angela McQuay

This book takes a topic that is confusing to most and lays it out in a way that is educational and user-friendly. "Unpuzzling Finance" by Zahoor Bargir is a concise and easy-to-relate-to guide for small business owners and entrepreneurs... Read More

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Nobody's Favorite

by Kristine Morris

This is an honest and painful look at abuse issues from a survivor’s perspective. Adopted at eighteen months old, Victoria Stott had no way of knowing that she was entering hell. Nobody’s Favorite is the powerful, heartbreaking story... Read More

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