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Book summaries of the best fiction and nonfiction books starting with the letter "P"

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740 books starting with "P"

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The Patriot's Club
by Christopher Reich
Jul 26 2005
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The Patriots
by Sana Krasikov
Jan 24 2017
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The Patron Saint of Lost Dogs
by Nick Trout
Feb 12 2013
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The Patron Saint of Pregnant Girls: A Novel
by Ursula Hegi
Aug 18 2020
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Patsy: A Novel
by Nicole Dennis-Benn
Jun 04 2019
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Paul: A Biography
by N. T. Wright
Feb 18 2020
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