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Reviews of Books with 333 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 333 pages.

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The Seller of Secrets

by Julia Dillman

A girl uncovers the truth about her family and community in Sheri Yutzy’s atmospheric fantasy novel "The Seller of Secrets". Bell is a scentmaker who lives on the island of Bardia, where some people have elemental magical powers. Bell... Read More

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The Séance of Murder

by Zara Green

"The Séance of Murder" is a classic-feeling, atmospheric murder mystery novel. In Lyn Squire’s suspenseful novel "The Séance of Murder", a recluse is confronted with a mysterious murder case, prompting him to question his family... Read More

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Close Encounters With Tort$

by John M. Murray

Theatrical lawyers navigate an elaborate government scheme in the jovial satirical novel Close Encounters with Tort$. In T. C. Morrison’s energetic satirical novel Close Encounters with Tort$, courtroom absurdity and contemporary... Read More

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Exploring Wine Regions: México

by Meg Nola

Exuberant in covering Mexico’s wine country and its splendid natural views, "Exploring Wine Regions: México" is an expansive travel guide. Photojournalist and wine enthusiast Michael C. Higgins’s "Exploring Wine Regions: México" is... Read More

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Journey to the Pacific

by Mary McNichol

In the historical novel "Journey to the Pacific", a dreamer influences the growth of his frontier community. Judith A. Perkins’s historical novel "Journey to the Pacific" is the story of one man’s dream of seeing the Pacific Ocean... Read More

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The Case of the Cast Pearl

by Willem Marx

A seaside murder is the focus of "The Case of the Cast Pearl", a charming mystery novel in the Abelove and Bradley series. A dead body with its leg thrust out of the sand, a medical conference on rare tropical diseases, and a... Read More

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