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Reviews of Books with 480 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 480 pages.

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Citizen One

by pine breaks

Covering urban theory, global politics, and ecological urgency, "Citizen One" is a compelling—and personal—social science survey. "Citizen One", Douglas Stuart McDaniel’s ambitious memoir–cum–social science survey, reckons with... Read More

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Darkenbloom

by Meg Nola

In Eva Menasse’s historical novel "Darkenbloom", the wartime secrets of a small Austrian town are compromised by the urgent demands of the present. The book begins in 1989 in the Austrian village of Darkenbloom. Though it’s no longer... Read More

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Paradises Lost

by Michelle Anne Schingler

The first tome in an epic series set to cover the span of human history, Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt’s riveting novel "Paradises Lost" introduces an immortal who’s grown weary of human foibles, but who still recognizes the wondrous... Read More

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A Cold War Exodus

by Jeff Fleischer

During the final decades of the Soviet Union, the country’s Jewish population was stuck in an impossible situation, unable to practice their religion and also forbidden to leave. Shaul Kelner’s "A Cold War Exodus" shows how a... Read More

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The Mars House

by Michelle Anne Schingler

Earth burns, placing billions of people in a state of crisis in Natasha Pulley’s visionary novel "The Mars House". January accepts a spot on a refugee ship to Mars as a means of escaping the “fairy-tale nightmare” of fire-, flood-,... Read More

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