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Reviews of Books with 392 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 392 pages.

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Ugly

by Suzanne Kamata

Kind people make a beleaguered, artistic teenager’s life happier in the moving novel "Ugly". In Kelly Vincent’s empathetic novel "Ugly", an awkward, misunderstood teenager finds solace and salvation in her art. Nic is a high school... Read More

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Gone but Still Here

by Erika Harlitz Kern

Jennifer Dance’s based-in-truth novel "Gone but Still Here" follows a tragedy-scarred multiracial family as one of its members is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Mary feels herself slipping. Despite her career as a published... Read More

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LOTE

by Eileen Gonzalez

A woman’s obsession with a forgotten poet leads to life-changing personal and historical discoveries in Shola von Reinhold’s novel "LOTE". Mathilda finagles her way into the lives of others and lives off of their largess until... Read More

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Big Boned

by Karen Rigby

In Jo Watson’s endearing novel "Big Boned", a talented artist’s ideas about her self-worth bloom after she moves to Cape Town. After her parents divorce, Lori transfers to Bay Water High. Her mother, in her distracted grief, rebrands... Read More

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Changganli

by Susan Waggoner

In the convincing novel "Changganli", four friends witness China’s emergence as a modern power. Jiwen’s novel "Changganli" depicts the post-Mao transitions that brought China into modernity in under a generation. In 1986, the... Read More

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American Dreamer

by Benjamin Welton

"American Dreamer" is a must-read memoir and a quintessentially American immigrant’s story. Tim Tran’s memoir "American Dreamer" is a testament to the power of positive feeling and goodwill, even in the face of incredible odds. Tran... Read More

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