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Reviews of Books with 222 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 222 pages.

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Chicano Frankenstein

by Kristen Rabe

In Daniel A. Olivas’s wry, entertaining novel inspired by the Mary Shelley classic, a “reanimated” man in near-future Los Angeles searches for love and identity while contending with bigotry and an uncertain past. Herein,... Read More

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The Quiet Limit

by John M. Murray

In the startling dystopian novel "The Quiet Limit", a doomed teenager confronts her faux-utopian society’s terrifying secret. In Trista Lundquist’s novel "The Quiet Limit", a girl in an idyllic society confronts her mortality as her... Read More

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Virtual Destiny

by John M. Murray

In the postapocalyptic novel "Virtual Destiny", massive global challenges cannot disrupt a scientist’s pursuit of her lifelong goal. In R. J. Reiber’s science fiction novel "Virtual Destiny", a scientist survives an apocalyptic event... Read More

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Mage of Fools

by Eileen Gonzalez

In Eugen Bacon’s novel "Mage of Fools", an African nation suffers the rule of a grotesque, inscrutable royal advisor. In Mafinga, everyone is equal: so say King Magu and his mystical adviser Atari, who rule from a sprawling palace... Read More

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Life and Other Complications

by Karen Rigby

In Heather Mullaly’s agonizing novel "Life and Other Complications", a teenager who lied about how she contracted HIV faces her past to reclaim her self-worth. Aly was once a member of the Children Living with Life Threatening... Read More

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