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Reviews of Books with 290 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 290 pages.

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Letters to Evelyn

by Julia Dillman

The memoir-cum-novel "Letters to Evelyn" mixes personal anecdotes into its imaginative universe of love, aliens, and space travel. Combining memoir and fantasy elements, John Selman’s book "Letters to Evelyn" recounts the past... Read More

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The Hedgerow

by Michele Sharpe

In Anne Leigh Parrish’s historical novel "The Hedgerow", an enigmatic woman’s professional goals clash with postwar American culture. Circumstances compel Edith to take a room in Henry’s lavish home in Cambridge, Massachusetts.... Read More

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Walk the Web Lightly

by Karen Rigby

A girl born into matriarchal magical power tries to forge her own way in the shimmering coming-of-age novel "Walk the Web Lightly". In Mary Pascual’s inventive fantasy novel "Walk the Web Lightly", a talented girl is torn between her... Read More

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Time Story

by Addissyn House

Three brothers’ differing plans for the future collide in the exciting time travel novel "Time Story". In W. W. Marplot’s science fiction novel "Time Story", three brothers run into challenges while they’re attempting to change the... Read More

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Buoyant

by Edith Wairimu

The spirited self-help guide "Buoyant" suggests methods for creative people to avoid stagnation and remain innovative. Aimed at creators and entrepreneurs, Susie deVille’s career guide "Buoyant" suggests approachable strategies for... Read More

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Thoughts on My Thoughts

by Kristine Morris

"Thoughts on My Thoughts" is an uplifting memoir about the mutual enrichment that comes from the bonds between people and animals. Veterinarian Walter R. Hoge’s memoir "Thoughts on My Thoughts" celebrates the joy and satisfaction that... Read More

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Balloon Dog

by Mari Carlson

Daniel Paisner’s literary novel "Balloon Dog" revolves around a sculpture heist—though its artful characters are also vulnerable to other kinds of theft. Though he used to be a respected writer, middle age killed Harrison’s... Read More

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