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Reviews of Books with 364 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 364 pages.

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The Quelling

by Gail Hoffer-Loibl

In the exciting science fiction novel "The Quelling", differing beings forego prejudice to ensure their mutual survival. C. L. Lauder’s imaginative science fiction novel "The Quelling" centers heroism, perseverance, and redefinitions... Read More

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A Very Unordinary Matter

by Natalie Wollenzien

In the extraordinary philosophical novel "A Very Unordinary Matter", a dedicated scientist puts forth a theory that could change the world. While it begins with the line “Leonidas’s discovery shocked the world,” D. M. Lloyd’s... Read More

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Bridgespotting

by Karen Rigby

"Bridgespotting" is a niche travel guide that makes a strong case for considering infrastructure in new ways. Bridge enthusiast Bob Dover’s history-minded travel guide "Bridgespotting" covers iconic and undercelebrated bridges across... Read More

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Mosaic Heart

by Kristine Morris

Conveying hope, the memoir "Mosaic Heart" is about facing fear and discovering one’s true self. Donna Mazzitelli’s memoir "Mosaic Heart" is about how facing cancer transformed her life. Mazzitelli was encouraged to undertake an art... Read More

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The Sky Worshipers

by Kristine Morris

"The Sky Worshipers" is an epic novel that pulls back the veil on the tumultuous life and times of Genghis Khan, the Mongol leader who was intent upon becoming the ruler of the world. In 1209 CE, at the celebration of her father’s... Read More

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They Will Be Coming for Us

by John M. Murray

In the eerie thriller "They Will Be Coming for Us", a new mother combats paranormal forces. In Kim Catanzarite’s thriller "They Will Be Coming for Us", an ancient secret forces a new mother to go to extremes in order to protect her... Read More

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Dragonflies at Night

by Delia Stanley

"Dragonflies at Night" is a novel about love so strong that it lasts, even after death. In Anne Marie Bennett’s romance novel "Dragonflies at Night", a lovestruck couple works through their emotional blocks and career challenges to... Read More

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Dissimilar Similitudes

by Rachel Jagareski

The erudite, illustrated essays of "Dissimilar Similitudes" concern art, history, religion, and culture in late medieval Europe—in particular, how devotional objects and images were viewed by worshippers. Some challenge traditional... Read More

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