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Jennifer’s 2025 Year in Books
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Jennifer J. Carroll’s Followers (47)
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| An exquisite little book that delights in talking about things, loving books, hating them, being enthralled in conversation, and having no idea what a conference presenter is talking about. It's a memoir about reading books, teaching books, discoveri ...more | |
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Akash's review
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Copaganda: How Police and the Media Manipulate Our News:
"Unfortunately a chore to finish. I don’t disagree with the author’s arguments and I think he makes a compelling case for how much journalistic malpractice there is on the topic of policing, but I really think he needed a better editor or more rounds "
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I might be willing to give Great Gatsby another shot, but it is currently in the long list of otherwise good books ruined by my reading them in high school English class.
Apparently I need to get crackin' on updating my profile! It's not particularly representative of all that I have read, not by a long shot.