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Reviews of Books with 352 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 352 pages.

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Little Ships

by Karen Rigby

Grandmothers’ lives change when they gather to care for their grieving family members in the moving novel "Little Ships". Grief has an illuminating effect in Sandra Scofield’s affecting multigenerational novel "Little Ships". After... Read More

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Up by the Bootstraps

by Ryan Prado

The sensational memoir "Up by the Bootstraps" covers intelligence community exploits and evolutions in a crisp and vivid manner. Sean M. McWeeney’s robust, impressive memoir "Up by the Bootstraps" recounts decades spent working in the... Read More

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Searching for Dali

by Joseph S. Pete

Robert Lane’s compelling literary detective novel "Searching for Dali" unravels the mystery of a missing painting. Veronica is a multimillionaire whose memories are slipping away. She has “die” penciled into her phone calendar. Her... Read More

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The Deorhord

by Jeana Jorgensen

A rare glimpse into the culture of the Middle Ages, Hana Videen’s whimsical book The Deorhord: An Old English Bestiary dives into medieval manuscripts about animals both real and fantastical. Inflected by Christian beliefs and accounts... Read More

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Crossing Lake Pontchartrain

by Mari Carlson

The unknown and serendipity get the last word in the tragicomic novel "Crossing Lake Pontchartrain", about a writer’s midlife crisis. In Arthur Byrd’s heartfelt novel "Crossing Lake Pontchartrain", a man pursues artistic liberation... Read More

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