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Reviews of Books with 320 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 320 pages.

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Into the Darkness

by Mari Carlson

The historical novel "Into the Darkness" follows a proud leader through the timeless glories of his warrior lifestyle. In Richard Hampton’s historical novel "Into the Darkness", a governor-general of the Egyptian army works to defeat a... Read More

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Palestine 1936

by Jeremiah Rood

Oren Kessler’s brave new history book "Palestine 1936" reveals the deep roots of today’s Israel-Palestine conflict. A tragic history shared with the hindsight knowledge of the decades of violence and bloodshed in the region that... Read More

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Jennie's Boy

by Suzanne Kamata

Wayne Johnston’s moving, often funny memoir Jennie’s Boy concerns his hardscrabble Newfoundland childhood, which was marked by chronic illness. Although Jenny married Art, “the first educated man she’d ever met,” to elevate... Read More

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The Kudzu Queen

by Karen Rigby

In Mimi Herman’s lush historical novel "The Kudzu Queen", a clever Southern teenager’s sense of justice inspires her to expose the truth about a magnetic newcomer. Mattie is fifteen and feeling eager for change when she and the rest... Read More

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Georgie, All Along

by Karen Rigby

A freewheeling woman returns home in search of a fresh beginning in Kate Clayborn’s small-town romance novel "Georgie, All Along". Georgie, once a personal assistant in Los Angeles, heads back to her parents’ house. She’s used to... Read More

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Miss Newbury's List

by Karen Rigby

In Megan Walker’s wistful Regency romance novel Miss Newbury’s List, a woman is faced with a choice between an aristocratic marriage or unexpected love. Three weeks before her wedding to a duke, Rosalind feels overwhelmed. She’s... Read More

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The Amherst Protocol

by Mari Carlson

In the future-set thriller "The Amherst Protocol", scientists try to hide secrets from the public, even as a determined journalist works to uncover the truth. In Richard Whitney’s futuristic thriller "The Amherst Protocol", a... Read More

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