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Reviews of Books with 644 Pages
Here are all of the books we've reviewed
that have 644 pages.
Last of the Spirit Bears is a heartfelt anthology of poetry and prose that functions like a scrapbook of a doctor’s experiences. R. R. Pravin’s anthology Last of the Spirit Bears assembles poems from four prior poetry collections,... Read More
"A Dream for Peace" is an insightful memoir about a life of international diplomacy that makes a heartfelt plea for unity. Freedom fighter and globe-trotting diplomat Ghoulem Berrah’s memoir "A Dream for Peace" is an inspiring,... Read More
Pick up this book if you want to see beyond a worshipping view of the historical period that shaped the modern world with all its glories and horrors. "The Renaissance", with nineteen essays plus photo explorations, changes the... Read More
Leon Rose has a problem with his past: It’s not his. A city planning commissioner in modern Oregon, Leon finds himself overwhelmed by firsthand memories of trench warfare in World War I. He soon discovers a past life as a British... Read More
Beautiful auburn-haired nineteen-year-old Raine Foster lives in the leaky ruin of her family horse farm with her demented grandmother. While that’s disheartening enough the local aristocratic is hot to saddle her up and use her as a... Read More
Jim Bouton’s classic Ball Four shook up the sport of baseball as no book since has ever been able to do — until now. "Tink Wilson" just may be the Ball Four for our times although the setting is the pivotal year of 1963. The book... Read More