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Reviews of Books with 236 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 236 pages.

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Restoring Eden

by Kristen Rabe

Elizabeth D. Hilborn’s "Restoring Eden" covers the devastation caused by agricultural pesticides alongside an impassioned plea for ecological reform. Two decades ago, Hilborn and her husband moved to a North Carolina fruit farm,... Read More

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Black Shadow Detective Agency

by Joseph S. Pete

"Black Shadow Detective Agency" is a fun and grisly fantasy novel whose demon detective pays loving homage to the noir and horror situations he inhabits. Count S. A. Olson’s fantasy novel "Black Shadow Detective Agency" conjures up a... Read More

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Surf the Seesaw

by Tripti Kandari

Personalized and informative, the self-help book "Surf the Seesaw" acknowledges that life can often be confusing; it suggests means of attaining personal balance in the face of perennial challenges. Drawing on personal experiences as... Read More

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(P)luck

by Michele Sharpe

"(P)luck" is a memorable story of the work of two brothers on some of the twentieth century’s most crucial public health and bioethics issues. Alfred and Blair Sadler’s memoir "(P)luck" is about their groundbreaking collaboration in... Read More

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Love Is Not Pie

by Dontaná McPherson-Joseph

The poems of Love is Not a Pie, crafted through moments of reflection and of intense emotion, serve as a reminder to the depth and breadth of love. A relationship rises and falls in stolen moments in Katherine Lazaruk’s emotional,... Read More

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Winter Stars

by Melissa Wuske

Compelling in sharing admiration for the women in his life, Iverson’s monumental memoir about assuming a caregiver’s role is marked by complexity, love, and humor. Journalist Dave Iverson’s memoir "Winter Stars" is about caring for... Read More

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Hollis

by Kristine Morris

In 1937, Los Angeles is baking in a September heat wave. The citizens of the growing city, thirsty and on edge, are angry and desperate for water. They wait for the okay on a new dam project, though the water department’s chief... Read More

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