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Bryce and the Lost Pearl (Lightglider Origins) Childrens Biographies ÑBooklist review of The LongLife is full of responsibilities for fifteen year old Bryce Holland. Between working at his uncle's horse stables, playing his newly earned spot on the varsity basketball team, and leading a Bible study, the juggling act of his life is on the verge of a crash. An injury ends his season prematurely and the girl he likes starts hanging out with the guy who sprained his ankle. The stress sends Bryce over the edge and he thunders away on his uncle's