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Reviews of Books with 80 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 80 pages.

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Insider Trading

Tom Delay Gary Condit and Mark Foley former Congressmen were members of an occupation considered by the respondents of Gallup polls to be twice as ethical as car sales. Lindsay and Bush optimistically face the impossible task of... Read More

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Aranzi Machine Gun Volume 3

Aranzi Machine Gun is an awesome series filled with random stories of dolls gone wild. Kawaii or Japanese Cute, the stuffed animal look, will be familiar to most, although this series is the author’s first English translation. Beware... Read More

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Renewing the Vows

Peter Schmitt’s third book of poems offers a mix of poetic virtues—clean, accurate language, unobtrusively patterned lines and stanzas—and qualities more often linked to prose. Virtually every poem in "Renewing the Vows" tells a... Read More

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At the Farm

Farm Fun.As technology changes, learning activities do as well. Studio Mouse has released several lines of box sets with audio CDs for the tech-savvy toddler. "At the Farm", from the “Learn & Carry” line (978-1-59069-484-8),... Read More

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The Dragonology Handbook

“I am delighted to inform you that your application to take the Secret and Ancient Society of Dragonologists course in dragonology has been accepted,” states the fictitious author Dr. Ernest Drake in his allegedly rediscovered text... Read More

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A Treasury of Princess Stories

“The Wild Swans,” “The Sleeping Beauty,” “The Princess and the Pea,” “Snow White,” “The Twelve Dancing Princesses,” and “The Frog Prince” comprise this collection of olden times, evil stepmothers, magic rings, and... Read More

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When the Rain Sings

by Teresa Scollon

Maybe we expect too little of children. Some adults write simple sing-song rhyming verse for kids that is painful to review. In contrast, this book puts the pen into the childrens hands, and the poems they write are small, clear windows... Read More

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Twigs and Knucklebones

by Erica Wright

In her latest collection of poems, "Twigs and Knucklebones", Sarah Lindsay revels in the pleasure of being omniscient. Writer and reader alike enjoy the privilege of superhuman knowledge in poems that blur the line between the apocryphal... Read More

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