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Reviews of Books with 200 Pages

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What Do I Do Now?

by Barry Silverstein

In this clear, well-organized book, a physician explains the seven phases of adult life. It was Stephen D. Miller’s midlife crisis that motivated him to learn how to “live life with a longer view,” which led to his writing "What Do... Read More

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The Next Happy

by Laura Mahon

Cleantis aids people mourning an unfulfilled dream in this practical and uplifting guide to moving on. In "The Next Happy", Tracey Cleantis turns conventional thinking on its ear and challenges the “never give up” philosophy often... Read More

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Me, Rain, and a Hired Taxi

by Margaret Fedder

Graceful poems juxtapose the mystical with the practical. "Me, Rain, and a Hired Taxi", a book of poems by Davoud Safdarian, explores the mystical while remaining grounded in the often stark realities of everyday life. Using a consistent... Read More

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Billy Bowater

by Jennifer Williams

Somewhat of an exposé, this lighthearted novel follows one everyman sorting through the messy world of politics. Billy Bowater loves the sport of politics. He loves the fight, “the chase, the strategizing, and even the greed.” And... Read More

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Josh's Wall

by Michelle Anne Schingler

An Ender Wiggins-like character in a historical setting launches this novel into the realm of strong themes and lessons learned from bullying. Cliff Ashpaugh’s Josh’s Wall is a multigenerational exploration of father-son... Read More

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Laoshi

by Margaret Cullison

This book offers a clear sense of the essential components of tai chi while also explaining the ultimate intent of the practice. Jan Kauskas brings intelligent insight to the study of Zheng Manquing-style tai chi in Laoshi: Tai Chi,... Read More

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American Neolithic

by Shelley Mae Hazen

A Neanderthal’s true nature threatens to tumble a pervasive and ignorant belief system and the powerful structure orchestrated to keep it together. "American Neolithic" is a strange tale, one that places a mirror before humankind so it... Read More

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