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Reviews of Books with 286 Pages

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The Book of Charlie

by Christine Canfield

Antil delivers heartfelt messages of caring and hope in a wholesome young-adult adventure. It was 1953 and the family farm was alive and well in upstate New York. Whole communities came together to celebrate the harvest or rally around... Read More

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All Inclusive

by Gary Presley

The rich get their just desserts in this humorous tale of the upper crust. An all-in-one rich man’s exotic hotel attracts entitled malcontents in Christian Ytteborg’s humor novel, "All Inclusive". Ytteborg draws oddball characters... Read More

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The Bribe

by Michelle Anne Schingler

Two main characters prove to be evocative letter writers, adept at setting scenes from decades past and schooled in the art of looking for meaning in horror. From concentration camp survivor Oskar Klausenstock, author of The Prayer,... Read More

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The Book of Changes

by Melissa Wuske

One rebellious college student’s study of the Middle Ages parallels his tumultuous journey into adulthood. The Book of Changes, by Jack Remick, is a compelling coming-of-age novel with a keen sense of character and place. It’s the... Read More

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Love Waltzes In

by Julia Ann Charpentier

The definition of love itself is an underlying social issue explored in depth, though not addressed in a typically overt manner, throughout this touching story. The exciting world of competitive ballroom dance sets the backdrop for this... Read More

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The Rosetta Cylinder

by Wayne Cunningham

For American archaeologist Don Carter, the football-sized golden cylinder embedded in the rock of the Peruvian Andes is a rare find. Just how rare he doesn’t realize until tests show he may have discovered an alien’s... Read More

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