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Jean’s 2025 Year in Books
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And then she woke up. (And had to adult.)
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Fall Happenings
It’s gotten chilly around here (though the days are still beautiful. It’s one of my favorite times of year. Cinder likes it too. And there’s nothing better than a cold cat to get some good snuggles in, although she does get jealous of the computer on my lap. I’ve got THREE books releasing this fall. […]
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| Memoir that reads like a novel. This was so interesting and inspiring. I did have a few moments in this book where I felt oddly jealous of Rideout (like, he's doing everything on earth to try to wreck his life and he's still rich and smart and somewh ...more | |
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How Not to Die: Discover the Foods Scientifically Proven to Prevent and Reverse Disease
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Yes, this! I've been reading this and really enjoying it, but your "bad" points are exactly what I'm struggling with. I'd love to see him tell me (for
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How Not to Die: Discover the Foods Scientifically Proven to Prevent and Reverse Disease:
"This book has me torn. It contains so much good... and yet, it has so many problems. It's an important read for everyone... but also misleading. Overall, I learned a lot from it... but also ended up more confused than ever.
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| I love the concept of walking with weight and enjoyed this book. It was, at times, too simplistic and also echoed his other work at the beginning and probably in a few other places as well. (I got the idea that it was trying to bulk itself out becaus ...more | |
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| Discovered via a podcast. The book was engaging and DID encourage me to eat more plants (without making me feel guilty for also eating meat). | |
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| I'm really enjoying this entire series (and apparently I'm not the only one; I can't believe how high the review ratings are with over 40K ratings). It's charming. Emma is a delightful character. I do feel like it's building up to, like, a love hexag ...more | |
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| I'm really enjoying this entire series (and apparently I'm not the only one; I can't believe how high the review ratings are with over 40K ratings). It's charming. Emma is a delightful character. I do feel like it's building up to, like, a love hexag ...more | |
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| My son would kill me if I didn't give this five stars. He loved it and got me to read it. I really enjoyed it too (though at the 3/4 mark it goes a little slow, which is unusual). The prose is better than usual in genre fiction and the world building ...more | |
“Seven bucks. The price of a soul. Or a double quarter pounder with cheese.”
― Pulse: A Paramedic's Walk Along the Lines of Life and Death
― Pulse: A Paramedic's Walk Along the Lines of Life and Death
“Our next call is a pediatric psych. Depressing, every one. And depressingly frequent.”
― Pulse: A Paramedic's Walk Along the Lines of Life and Death
― Pulse: A Paramedic's Walk Along the Lines of Life and Death
“Sometimes I just want people to vomit into the bag, to use their perfectly capable legs, to call their doctor during the day, to have appropriate equipment or skills for falls, to live in assisted care facilities if they always need assisted care, to go to bed at night, to stay off drugs, to stop cussing at strangers, to stay in when it rains, and—for the love of all that draws breath—to keep their clothes on. Is that too much to ask?”
― Pulse: A Paramedic's Walk Along the Lines of Life and Death
― Pulse: A Paramedic's Walk Along the Lines of Life and Death
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