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Reviews of Books with 282 Pages

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Unwelcome

by Ian Dailey

In Quincy Carroll’s novel "Unwelcome", a young man seeks personal understanding, a place to call home, and justifications for his own errors in pursuit of both. Changsha, China, feels like more of a home to Cole Chen than the United... Read More

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One Simple Thing

by Ho Lin

Rodney is a twelve-year-old with a predilection for adult comics who’s stuck in Hope, a dead end Wyoming town. Nadine is a wary drifter on the run from life and failed relationships, shacked up in the backwoods of Washington state.... Read More

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Healing Worthlessness

by Samantha Ann Ehle

Based in personal experiences, the self-help text "Healing Worthlessness" addresses the society-wide problem of abuse with love and compassion. Drawing on the work of psychoanalysts and upon personal experiences, Desiree Leigh... Read More

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Saving Tuna Street

by Delia Stanley

Nancy Nau Sullivan’s "Saving Tuna Street" is a small-town mystery whose spunky heroine wants to preserve her beloved neighborhood. Blanche doesn’t just live in Santa Maria: she’s part of the island, like its mangrove trees and wild... Read More

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Of Green Stuff Woven

by Meagan Logsdon

In "Of Green Stuff Woven", theology and pragmatism butt heads, with the fate of the prairie and a Des Moines cathedral hanging in the balance. Brigid, who’s the dean of a historic cathedral, has a crisis on her hands. Her Episcopal... Read More

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