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Reviews of Books with 312 Pages

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Cursed

by Alicia Sondhi

The author of The Lux and The Covenant series, Armentrout is already well versed in the fundamental aspects of an appealing paranormal romance. In her latest novel, "Cursed", she brings these elements together for a new, entertaining... Read More

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Dirty Rice

by Diane Gardner

“Inside the white lines that mark off the [baseball] diamond, a lie cannot live and it cannot prosper,” writes Gerald Duff in his compelling and thoughtful novel Dirty Rice. Steeped in the history of baseball, this tale proves to be... Read More

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Julia Child's The French Chef

by Andi Diehn

Mention the name Julia Child in almost any crowd and you’ll get smiles, nods, and stories about favorite episodes of her cooking show, The French Chef. Child has become an icon in America, a symbol of our collective desire to find... Read More

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Maintaining tbe Sacred Center

by Julie Eakin

Warriors throughout time and across the world have demonstrated that destroying a place people believe to be sacred can be as devastating to a community’s identity and sense of power as the annihilation of its people. Witness all of... Read More

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Nature's Diet

by Diane Gardner

“The natural healing force within each of us is the greatest force in getting well,” said Hippocrates, long considered the Father of Medicine. Yet few people consider how the small choices they make each day strengthen or weaken... Read More

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Peace In the Heart and Home

by Dindy Yokel

Charlotte Mikulka, a licensed clinical social worker, joins the fray of doctors and other professionals spinning out self-help books but she rises above the crowd, providing real answers, solutions, and recommendations in the new Peace... Read More

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