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Reviews of Books with 327 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 327 pages.

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Stress Wisely

by Jeremiah Rood

"Stress Wisely" is a thoughtful self-help book that calls self-examination critical to conquering stress. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe’s self-help book "Stress Wisely" suggests taking a holistic approach to one’s daily challenges. The book... Read More

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The Memory Seeker

by Gabriella Harrison

The historical novel "The Memory Seeker" is graphic in detailing the lasting, damaging effects of wars and falsehoods. An investigator contends with his sense of self after discovering that the reality his parents sold him might be... Read More

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Remote Not Distant

by Joseph S. Pete

"Remote Not Distant" envisions a new kind of workplace wherein employees have more freedom, and are more productive, collaborative, and innovative, than ever before. Gustavo Razzetti’s business guide "Remote Not Distant" is about... Read More

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Beyond the Horizon

by Ho Lin

Trials and tragedies can spur artists to great heights, but they can also undermine everything they’ve worked for. Such is the weighty conundrum behind Eoin Lane’s "Beyond the Horizon", about six decades of an artist’s life on the... Read More

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Reality™ 2048

by Mari Carlson

"Reality™ 2048" is an epic dystopia that warns about the dangers of consumerism. In Derek Cressman’s dystopian novel "Reality™ 2048", the future is dominated by infotainment and consumption is the name of the game. Globalia is one... Read More

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Red Stick Two

by Katerie Prior

"Red Stick Two" is an appealing modern adventure that idealizes honor. Kenneth Kirkeby’s "Red Stick Two" is a gripping, action-rich novel about a CIA rescue mission that explores the nature of honor between heroes. Virgil is a Wyoming... Read More

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The Last Falcon

by Carolyn Bailey

Two years after witnessing the murder of her father at the hand of horse thieves, sixteen-year-old Erynn has found a place for herself as a servant in King Wryden’s palace. Unsurprisingly, she is still haunted by memories of the day... Read More

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