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Reviews of Books with 348 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 348 pages.

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The Jaguar Mask

by Natalie Wollenzien

An explosive work of magical realism, Michael J. DeLuca’s novel "The Jaguar Mask" is about surviving amid cycles of corruption. In Guatemala City, Cristina, an artist stricken by visions, grieves for her mother, Eufemia, who was... Read More

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Good Influence

by Kiriana McAffee

"Good Influence" is an effective, informative guide for engaging influencers in ways that benefit businesses and nonprofits. Paul M. Katz’s "Good Influence" is an informative guidebook that discusses the ways in which businesses and... Read More

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To a High Court

by Michele Sharpe

The story of ordinary citizens who petitioned the Supreme Court to gain the right to sue formidable entities, "To a High Court" is a memoir about a historic, power-shifting legal quest. Neil Thomas Proto’s memoir "To a High Court"... Read More

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A Higher Standard

by Carolina Ciucci

In the lighthearted romance novel "A Higher Standard", a horse rescuer and a real estate developer feel that they shouldn’t be together, though they can’t help but want to be. In E. F. Dodd’s charming romance novel "A Higher... Read More

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The War on All Fronts

by Karen Rigby

A fledgling romance is the focus of Kim Oclon’s sensitive historical novel "The War on All Fronts". In 1967, high school graduates Anthony and Sam are poised to separate. One is bound for basic training by choice, and the other aims... Read More

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Essays

by Andrea Hammer

The autobiographical collection "Essays" covers both aging and hope in its forward-looking trajectory. Focusing on a passion for travel and nature, Howard Giskin’s "Essays" is a philosophical memoir. Wide-ranging and often... Read More

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Celeste and Chris

by Mari Carlson

The coming-of-age buddy novel "Celeste and Chris" features a tantalizing peek into a bygone era. Set in the 1960s, Manjula Lisa Stokes’s novel "Celeste and Chris" concerns the loving facets of two soul twins’ lifelong friendship. In... Read More

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Time's Musicians

by Aimee Jodoin

Time’s Musicians is a suspenseful novel whose characters search for redemption, hoping to solve long-standing mysteries. In Mark Paul Oleksiw’s psychological thriller Time’s Musicians, a comic book writer and a retired therapist... Read More

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