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Old 11-24-2016, 02:45 PM   #3
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by issybird View Post
Well, according to Amazon, the paperback has 192 pages. I agree., there's a lot of white on those pages. But it's also targeted to grade 6 and up, and I can see that a novel for this age group might be shorter.

Oh, well, caveat emptor. I don't think this quite reaches scam level. Buy a used paper copy for a penny plus shipping.
It's printed with a large font, large line height, and large margins. Sure it's written for kids, but it is not a novel. The word count prevents it from being a novel. A novella is 17,500-40,000 words and this si not even close to 40,000 words. Also, the price is atrocious. $9.99 for a novella is stealing.
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