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Reviews of Books with 263 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 263 pages.

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Transister

by Kristine Morris

"Transister" is a powerful memoir about a mother’s stand for her daughter’s right to be her authentic self. Television anchor Kate Brookes’s unflinching memoir "Transister" is about raising a trans child in a transphobic world.... Read More

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The Hunt for the Peggy C

by Karen Rigby

Amid tragic losses and uncertainty, a honorable steamer captain and his crew prevail through wartime challenges in the historical thriller "The Hunt for the Peggy C". In John Winn Miller’s historical thriller "The Hunt for the Peggy... Read More

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Embracing Unrest

by Aimee Jodoin

"Embracing Unrest" is a comforting self-help book about overcoming reflexive underestimations of one’s ability to cope with vulnerability. Psychologist Sandra Parker’s self-help text "Embracing Unrest" suggests ways to prevent stress... Read More

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Encountering Mystery

by Kristen Rabe

Dale C. Allison Jr.’s "Encountering Mystery" is a stimulating, thoughtful examination of the power and relevance of personal spiritual experiences that are often dismissed in the secular world. The work cites hundreds of accounts in... Read More

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Portrait of Sebastian Khan

by Meg Nola

In Aatif Rashid’s witty and dissolute "Portrait of Sebastian Khan", a Muslim American college student is conflicted by his love for free-spirited pleasure and the more conventional realities of accomplishment, commitment, and... Read More

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The Painter of Time

by Kristine Morris

This is an enchanting mystery, full of intrigue, romance, and time travel. What starts out as the enchanting story of a young art restorer’s attraction to a handsome colleague turns into a tale of intrigue and time travel in Matthew... Read More

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The Mexican Gardener

by Sheila M. Trask

If "The Mexican Gardener" were a movie, you’d be well served to finish your popcorn during the previews because there isn’t a lot of downtime during the story. Len Lamensdorf starts with urgent action: chemist José Rivera-Diego is... Read More

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Easter Ann Peters' Operation Cool

Debut author Jody Lamb nails the seventh-grade mentality in her funny, loving ode to an outcast. Cliques, clothing, and other everyday discomforts form the backdrop for her irresistible heroine’s larger trouble: an alcoholic mother.... Read More

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