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Jennifer’s 2025 Year in Books
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Digital Detox: 5 Ways to Restore Healthy Connections with Technology
Modern gadgets have taken our focus, leaving us only when we are sleeping. To avoid becoming overwhelmed by the constant stream of information and to maintain our energy levels, it’s essential to periodically practice digital detox—taking a break from smartphones, social networks, and online gaming portals. This digital pause allows us to concentrate on key things and to view the world from a fres
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This book has an excellent premise and a great FMC. Right off the bat, you're pulled in and recognize that this is a totally unique story. Maggie is not of this fantasy world...she's a young woman who has simply been READING about it, and has somehow ...more |
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| This was a fun read and Lucy is a pretty great hero (and Howie is an awesome side kick who could have used a bit more screen time). I enjoyed that this wasn't so much book about a necromancer, but of a girl who is forced to become one to save other p ...more | |
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| This was light and fun, with the whole "ability to predict your soul mate" angle lending some intrigue. The love triangle was a little silly since one guy is clearly the better match, but I'm not looking for deep realism here. The FMC wasn't my favor ...more | |
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| This was fascinating. Like any good Minnesotan, I've heard this story. It was great to read all of the details. In particular, the author did a great job of putting history into context (like when some insights on wave mechanics explained that one of ...more | |
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| TBH I wasn't terribly familiar with the details of Cleopatra's story, so this provided some nice groundwork delivered with enough creative window-dressing that it didn't feel like a history lesson. It is true that the titular hero still remains a lit ...more | |
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| I loved, loved, loved this book. I had no idea this creature ever existed and I really enjoyed the first section, where it was discovered and then when it was catalogued and rendered for people to see. But then the story wandered into the woman who p ...more | |
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| I saw lots of hype about this at a bookstore, asked about it and polititely listened while a clerk condescendingly explained what Booktok was to me (adorable). I have been in the market for a good series, so I gave it a try...but this isn't going to ...more | |
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I thought the premise sounded amazing, but the story had such a dreamy quality that I found it a little hard to connect with, personally. However technically, the writing is beautiful. I really liked Death as a character and found the scenes when he ...more |
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| This is a strange book that defies easy categorization. The concept is pure fantasy--a dam is being released that will flood a small town, but rather than move, the residents decide to all live underwater. But strangely, in the future, no one in the ...more | |
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| This book about a writer/editor who takes a job at a TMZ-esque website, didn't necessarily real like satire to me. Instead it seems more like a cautionary tale, as our hero starts to take too much pleasure in the dopamine hits from identifying scanda ...more | |