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Reviews of Books with 226 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 226 pages.

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Well of Living Water

by Kristine Morris

"Well of Living Water" combines testimonies with stories to illustrate the transformative power of Christian faith. Drawing on the gospels, personal experiences, and storytelling, Sonia Coldicutt’s spiritual text "Well of Living Water"... Read More

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Mastering the Lost Art of Oratory

by Ho Lin

Treating speech writing and speech making as a craft, "Mastering the Lost Art of Oratory" is an excellent compendium of practical advice. Speaking coach Robert Babcock’s self-help text "Mastering the Lost Art of Oratory" includes tips... Read More

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Not the Usual Season

by Randi Hacker

In the sports-focused young adult novel "Not the Usual Season", a young man struggles to triumph over the difficulties of adolescence. In Nancy May’s coming-of-age novel, "Not the Usual Season", a dedicated wrestler learns who he is... Read More

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The Rose and the Lion

by John M. Murray

"The Rose and the Lion" is a compelling historical novel about a slave who fought alongside the British in exchange for freedom. Charles J. Musser’s compelling historical novel "The Rose and the Lion" follows young slaves on their... Read More

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Retrograde

by Bianca Bowers

"Retrograde" is a slow-burning science fiction adventure whose heroine is primed to win the age-old battle between good and evil. A dark mist swirls through the streets, infecting everyone in its path, in A. O. Godmasch’s science... Read More

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Brands on a Mission

by Carol Booton

"Brands on a Mission" is a valuable marketing text aimed at inspiring corporate leaders to harness the power of their brands to improve lives and promote social justice. Myriam Sidibe’s action-oriented business book "Brands on a... Read More

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