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Reviews of Books with 254 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 254 pages.

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Adventures in the Biostate

by Joseph S. Pete

In the near-future dystopian landscape of the satirical novel "Adventures in the Biostate", public health concerns are exploited to control people’s lives. Andy Lazris’s mordant satirical novel "Adventures in the Biostate" imagines... Read More

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The Third Man

by Nick Gardner

A multigenerational story about an ongoing fight between good and evil forces, "The Third Man" is an exciting thriller. Investigators open up a Nazi eugenics cold case in Geoffrey M. Cooper’s series installment "The Third Man"—a book... Read More

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Deadpan

by Ben Linder

In the satirical novel "Deadpan", a surreal case of mistaken identity sparks a twisting tour through celebrity idolatry and antisemitic resentment. In Richard Walter’s humorous novel "Deadpan", a small-town car salesman blinks and... Read More

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Run like Hell

by Stephanie Marrie

"Run like Hell" is an illuminating self-help book for those healing from abusive relationships. Nadine Macaluso’s self-help book "Run like Hell" concerns the specific problems that women face in and out of abusive relationships, naming... Read More

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Play Like a Man

by Meg Nola

Bass guitarist Rose Marshack’s memoir "Play Like a Man" chronicles her experiences with the indie rock band Poster Children and with Salaryman, Poster Children’s “electronic alter-ego.” Raised in the Chicago suburbs, Marshack was... Read More

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Moonstone Hero

by Karen Rigby

In the musing adventure novel "Moonstone Hero", three strangers are forced together after a mountain climbing emergency. In David Sklar’s multiperspective novel "Moonstone Hero", a group of international climbers makes a fateful ascent... Read More

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The Wrinkly Ranch

by Edith Wairimu

"The Wrinkly Ranch" is the shocking memoir of a long-term care worker whose stories are used to forward suggestions for system improvement. Tristan Squire-Smith’s unvarnished memoir "The Wrinkly Ranch" gathers his unpredictable daily... Read More

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