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Reviews of Books Priced $38.95

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that are available for $38.95.

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Perpetual Conflict

by Michele Sharpe

With attractive illustrations, the memoir "Perpetual Conflict" is about overcoming self-destructive behaviors and achieving self-knowledge through creativity. Victoria Wolf’s illustrated memoir "Perpetual Conflict" is about achieving... 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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Ayahuasca Reader

by Patty Comeau

This diverse collection on the potent plant crackles with stored energy. The works assembled in this latest edition of "Ayahuasca Reader" sing a chorus of testimonies to the mysterious and powerful vine, giving voice to a wide and... Read More

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Akashic Alphabet

by Kenny Jakubas

With an appreciation for the many forms and traditions of spiritual practice, this is a valuable and accessible book. In "Akashic Alphabet", Trenace Rose pairs lyrical renditions of the twenty-six-letter alphabet with beautifully colored... Read More

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Free at Last

by Mark McLaughlin

Encouraging thought, reflection, and discussion, these lessons on the book of Luke pose unique questions to Bible-study groups. Leesa K. Donner’s study guide and course book on the Bible, Free at Last: A Life Changing Journey Through... Read More

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Mystic Chemist

by Melissa Wuske

Not quite a chemistry textbook, this look at LSD’s discoverer delves also into what this particular formula meant for society. "Mystic Chemist" by Dieter Hagenbach and Lucius Werthmuller discusses the life of Albert Hofmann and his... Read More

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The Art Dockuments

by Julie Eakin

Those whose downtown Los Angeles touchstone is Frank Gehry’s aluminum-clad, tornado-like Disney Concert Hall may have trouble conjuring what the area was like thirty years before that building starred in every new automobile ad on... Read More

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