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Reviews of Books with 298 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 298 pages.

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Inside Impeachment

by Willem Marx

"Inside Impeachment" is a valuable primary resource regarding the trials of Bill Clinton. A blow-by-blow diary of the second impeachment in US history, Clifford B. Stearns’s book "Inside Impeachment" is an insider’s view of American... Read More

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For What It's Worth

by Karen Rigby

A fun mashup of youthful rebellion with heartland quirkiness, For What It’s Worth is a nostalgic comic novel in which absurdities abound. In Nathan Pettijohn’s dark comedy novel For What it’s Worth, an Oklahoma man reminisces about... Read More

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Silhouettes and Shadows

by Eric Patterson

Who doesn’t like a good secret history? In "Silhouettes and Shadows", Adam Steiner takes a look at a pivotal moment in the musical life of David Bowie, the 1980 album Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps). Coming between Bowie’s... Read More

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The Brooklyn North Murder

by Paula Martinac

In Erica Obey’s clever cozy mystery novel "The Brooklyn North Murder", a librarian teams up with her AI invention to solve a murder in a sleepy college town. Mary Watson is a reference librarian in the rural Hudson Valley, where she... Read More

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Contrarium

by Eileen Gonzalez

In the attention-grabbing adventure novel "Contrarium", a woman with a powerful artifact travels around the world to protect her family. In Arthur Bozikas’s mystery novel "Contrarium", a woman uncovers the secret behind a powerful and... Read More

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Bone Necklace

by Karen Rigby

"Bone Necklace" is a captivating historical novel in which men are troubled by their wartime losses. Julia Sullivan’s piercing historical novel "Bone Necklace" revisits the 1877 Nez Perce War through the personal stories of people on... Read More

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