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Reviews of Books with 264 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 264 pages.

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Missing Frames

by Melissa Wuske

"Missing Frames" offers compelling insights for survivors of traumatic brain injury and their friends and family. Missing Frames: Memoir of a Woman Living with Hidden Disabilities, by Scooter, offers an insider’s view of the... Read More

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The State of the American Mind

by Amy O'Loughlin

Mental laziness, overblown belief in self, and indifference to political awareness all serve to enfeeble the American experiment. In The State of the American Mind: 16 Leading Critics on the New Anti-Intellectualism, editors Mark... Read More

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'89 Walls

by Sara Budzik

This mature novel for young adults explores growing up and developing political opinions, even while bringing the decade of boom boxes and big hair to life. The 1980s was a unique decade in American social and political history, and... Read More

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Brain Drain

by Eric Anderson

This funny, original satire on the aliens-among-us story is perfect for anyone who enjoys offbeat sci-fi. What if everything we know of history was engineered by a race of ragtag aliens just waiting for us to come up with something worth... Read More

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Touch

by Melissa Wuske

A well-reasoned approach to an emotional topic brings strength to Field’s conviction that physical touch is a biological need. People are increasingly isolated from each other due to social media and other factors, and protection... Read More

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