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Reviews of Books with 269 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 269 pages.

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The Flight of the Veil

by Aimee Jodoin

In the intelligent novel "The Flight of the Veil", a psychiatrist returns to childhood sites to reconcile his internal contradictions. In Bruce J. Berger’s reflective novel "The Flight of the Veil", a Holocaust survivor returns to his... Read More

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The Other Worlds

by Ho Lin

Tom Mattson’s "The Other Worlds" demonstrates the central, enduring tenet of travel: we’re all connected. Traveler and blogger Tom Mattson has seen a thing or two. "The Other Worlds" is a colorful tour through the far-flung places... Read More

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Becoming Herself

by Edith Wairimu

As its lead character forges her identity against the more restrictive expectations of those around her, "Becoming Herself" is inspiring. In Maureen Reid’s compelling historical novel "Becoming Herself", a woman’s role in her... Read More

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The Last Centurion

by Constance Augusta A. Zaber

Surrealistic tones emphasize heavy questions of empire-building and cultural subsumption in this thoughtful archaeology novel. Set in the cutthroat world of classical archaeology, Bernard Schopen’s "The Last Centurion" is a story in... Read More

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Billionaires

by John Senger

West’s book is the canary in the coal mine, as far as keeping democracy sustainable in the United States. If the strategy of the super wealthy to “get a senator,” as described by Darrell M. West in Billionaires: Reflections on the... Read More

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