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Reviews of Books with 217 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 217 pages.

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Ravenbourne Slavery

by Stephanie Marrie

In the intricate fantasy novel "Ravenbourne Slavery", a warrior and an intelligent girl meet in a kingdom marked by slavery and class divisions. In Benjamin H. Barnette’s fantasy novel "Ravenbourne Slavery", medieval prisoners of war... Read More

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All Physicians Lead

by Carolina Ciucci

"All Physicians Lead" makes credible arguments about the importance of doctors exercising strong leadership skills. Leon E. Moores’s career guide "All Physicians Lead" is about the key role that leadership plays in a doctor’s work.... Read More

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Speak-Up Culture

by Gail Hoffer-Loibl

The self-aware business guidebook "Speak-Up Culture" argues that workplace cultures should be based on honesty and respect. Stephen Shedletzky’s insightful business development book "Speak-Up Culture" is about fostering working... Read More

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Landscapes

by Meg Nola

In Christine Lai’s haunting novel "Landscapes", a wounded woman contends with memories, artifacts, loss, and hope. Penelope is an English country estate’s archivist and librarian; she’s been there for twenty-two years. Her partner,... Read More

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The Freedom Building

by Benjamin Welton

"The Freedom Building" is a Kafkaesque, cerebral thriller that moves with purpose through its layered clues. In Martin Kendall’s thriller "The Freedom Building", an architect’s terrible case of amnesia has connections to terrorists... Read More

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