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Reviews of Books with 264 Pages

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Rude Awakening

by Lynn Evarts

The colonel’s concern for the men and women of the Canadian armed forces is clear as he outlines the extent to which their government neglected them. Pat Stogran’s Rude Awakening: The Government’s Secret War Against Canada’s... Read More

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True Yoga

by Maria Siano

Center yourself with this yogacentric guide to connecting the mind, body, and spirit. "True Yoga", by yoga therapist Jennie Lee, is a motivational call to action to find enduring happiness, even when faced with difficulties. Lee’s... Read More

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Living Colorful Beauty

by Anna Call

"Living Colorful Beauty" is a twisted, intensely character-driven ride. In "Living Colorful Beauty", author Jonathan Harnisch tells the story of Ben, a man diagnosed with Tourette’s syndrome, schizoaffective disorder, and several other... Read More

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Being Relational

by Barry Silverstein

Combining elements of psychology, philosophy, and spirituality, two professional mediators offer a comprehensive approach to relating to others. Louise Phipps Senft and William Senft, both mediators and lawyers who operate Baltimore... Read More

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Honey from the Lion

by Jeff Fleischer

Well-drawn characters and a rich prose style make this a strong historical debut. With his debut novel, "Honey from the Lion", Matthew Neill Null crafts a rich narrative about a team of timber workers who plan a violent general strike... Read More

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