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Reviews of Books with 370 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 370 pages.

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The Side Project

by Leah Block

A high school crush-turned-romance faces adult complications in the exciting contemporary novel "The Side Project". In Laurel Osterkamp’s romance novel "The Side Project", two reserved writers have complicated family lives that act as... Read More

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The Gospel

by Willem Marx

Evincing insatiable curiosity on global sociopolitical topics, "The Gospel" is a vast, opinionated essay collection. Jako Depo’s eclectic essay collection "The Gospel" weighs in on contemporary job interview techniques, transportation... Read More

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Born in Space

by Caitlin Cacciatore

"Born in Space" is a lush science fiction allegory for the strength of a mother’s love and the unbreakable bonds of family. Jeremy Clift’s epic science fiction novel "Born in Space" is about the human costs of space colonization and... Read More

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Hollis and Gray

by Clarissa Adkins

A green investigator pushes toward personal revelations in the involving mystery novel "Hollis and Gray". In J. P. Zeigler’s realistic crime novel "Hollis and Gray", a woman’s trouble-filled life is beset by fresh trauma and change.... Read More

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Pocketful of Poseys

by Debbie McCarthy

Simultaneously heartwrenching and comical, Thomas Reed’s novel "Pocketful of Poseys" follows a family from the death of their matriarch to their journey to scatter her ashes. Cinny Posey, for all her upper-class panache, is an... Read More

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We Are Them

by John M. Murray

The War Years is a speculative thriller in which a broken man hopes to live up to his family’s reputation and do something of value. In L. K. Samuels’s future-set science fiction novel The War Years, a disabled fry cook stands up to... Read More

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