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Reviews of Books with 264 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 264 pages.

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Lift

by Jeremiah Rood

"Lift" is an optimistic work that encourages leaders to depend on their personal resilience and social awareness when it comes to charting their organizations’ next steps. Faisal Hoque’s encouraging leadership book "Lift" looks for... Read More

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My Annihilation

by Karen Mulvahill

“Turn the page, and you may give up your entire life” begins "My Annihilation", Fuminori Nakamura’s jigsaw puzzle of a novel exploring themes of connection and consequence through personal identity and responsibility. In a remote... Read More

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Kanazawa

by Dontaná McPherson-Joseph

A husband and wife must reconcile their differing visions of their future in David Joiner’s evocative novel "Kanazawa". Emmitt’s work as an English professor leaves him distressed and disconnected. He believes leaving his position... Read More

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Malabar Farm

by Rachel Jagareski

Anneliese Abbott’s "Malabar Farm" chronicles the significant history of what was once a small private farm, and is now a state park, recreation area, working farm, and living history site. In the uncertain period before World War II,... Read More

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The Crystal Skull

by Delia Stanley

In the romantic fantasy novel "The Crystal Skull", flawed people determine what they are willing to do for love and control. In Daniela Valenti’s fantasy novel "The Crystal Skull", the second book in the Sentinel 10 series, betrayals... Read More

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Underneath

by Eileen Gonzalez

A girl tells the story of how her mother killed her in Lily Hoang’s novel "Underneath". Arlene was only eleven when her mother, Martha, having already killed Arlene’s younger siblings, suffocated her in her own bed. Though Martha was... Read More

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