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Reviews of Books with 309 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 309 pages.

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A Perfect Turmoil

by Willem Marx

Alex Green’s fascinating book reconstructs the life and legacy of Walter E. Fernald, a polarizing architect in the US’s treatment of the mentally disabled. A physician from Maine who established and influenced institutions across the... Read More

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Displaced Persons

by Jeff Fleischer

In the funny and harrowing short stories of Joan Leegant’s excellent collection Displaced Persons, characters navigate myriad forms of displacement, from putting a new life together after divorce to finding their place in an adopted... Read More

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A Journey Must Be Taken

by Mary McNichol

A chance meeting with a much younger woman changes a man’s life in the romance novel "A Journey Must Be Taken". In H. L. Howard’s romantic novel "A Journey Must Be Taken", a middle-aged man endures challenges to be with the woman he... Read More

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Haunting Pasts

by Karen Rigby

In the foreboding mystery novel "Haunting Pasts", crimes against teenagers resurface in a close-knit town. In Trevor Wiltzen’s mystery novel "Haunting Pasts", a private investigator reopens an abduction case that went cold in her... Read More

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Upon This Pale Hill

by Jeremiah Rood

"Upon This Pale Hill" is a meditative novel that layers spiritual musings on top of millennial angst. In Patrick Ashe’s intriguing coming-of-age novel "Upon This Pale Hill", a philosophical young man hopes to make sense of his life.... Read More

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Engineering a Life

by Nancy Walker

Particularly enthralling are Bedi’s accounts of Indian culture and traditions, while his commentaries on American life, education, and politics are insightful and instructive. Krishan Bedi’s engaging memoir, "Engineering a Life",... Read More

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