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Reviews of Books with 383 Pages
Here are all of the books we've reviewed
that have 383 pages.
In the fantasy novel "Eliza and the Alchemist", a student enters a mysterious new world in which the lines between what’s real and imagined are blurred. In Carlos Lacámara’s fantasy novel Eliza and the Alchemist, a mysterious... Read More
"The Unquiet Genius" is a high-stakes spy thriller about the fight to do the right thing, no matter the cost. A team of Allied agents seeks to extract a troubled scientist from Nazi hands in Glenn Dyer’s historical thriller "The... Read More
In LaVonne Griffin-Valade’s spirited mystery novel "Dead Point", an officer carries the weight of her town on her shoulders while trying to solve a gruesome series of murders. After twenty years away, Maggie returns to her hometown,... Read More
A curse is a wish gone sour, twisted sideways, and stuck into the softest spots. Titan’s "Cursed" collects twenty skin-crawling, tooth-grinding scary and sensuous stories and lyric poems that revive traditional fairy tales and create... Read More
Sports network’s “quiet founder” addresses his troubled family in a memoir aimed at setting the record straight. Don Rasmussen recounts his role in founding the country’s major sports network in Just A Guy: An Autobiography by... Read More
Charlie Sheppard’s "Save Your Drama for Your Mama" is based on a simple premise—that leadership is a choice, and that “the behaviors we learned as children don’t provide us with the best leadership competencies as adults.” As a... Read More
“He spoke and things suddenly appeared” the author writes. “What power! I hope there’s a huge screen in heaven and we can hit rewind and we can see creation. Wouldn’t that be awesome?” Vera Simpson Gaines in her devotional... Read More
The first of a trilogy, Mandalay’s Child follows the Lal family through the turbulent events of 1941-1947. In 1941, Devi Lal, the patriarch of the family, is a successful physician in Burma. As the eldest son in a Brahmin family in the... Read More