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Reviews of Books with 198 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 198 pages.

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Africa

by Xenia Dunford

Taking the form of a dialogue between the past and the present, the social science inquiry "Africa" addresses topics including education, equality, ethnicity and race, epistemology, and history. An impassioned quest to uncover the hidden... Read More

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You Don't Belong Here

by Luke Sutherland

Avalanches of anxiety and poor decisions bury two reunited men in the compelling novel You Don’t Belong Here. In Jonathan Harper’s novel You Don’t Belong Here, a bisexual writer stumbles because of the ideological troubles of a... Read More

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Orchid Child

by Karen Rigby

In the psychological novel "Orchid Child", family history and neuroscience combine to reveal an Irish American family’s unusual abilities. In Victoria Costello’s beguiling literary thriller "Orchid Child", a schizoaffective teenager... Read More

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Trembling River

by Gerilee McBride

In Andrée A. Michaud’s compelling novel "Trembling River", a woman returns to her hometown after thirty years, facing the ghosts of her childhood and exorcising her guilt. Marnie returns to Rivière-aux-Tremble for her father’s... Read More

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Autumn Rounds

by Meg Nola

In Jacques Poulin’s lyrical novel "Autumn Rounds", a Canadian bookmobile driver travels from Quebec City to the villages along the country’s northern shore. The Driver, as he calls himself, has an enduring love of books and a curious... Read More

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