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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 was maybe a 3.5 for me. This is a fine thriller that probably works for a lot of people. But as a person who reads a lot of thrillers, it was just ok for me personally. The book is very tidy, which makes it easy to follow. But that means it's als ...more |
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| This was a rare find --Hawaiian Gothic YA story about the a girl searching for her twin sister at a creepy persimmon orchard from which the sister had disappeared. Did something bad happening in this place? Is this sister still on the grounds? Is the ...more | |
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I had high hopes for this one, but found it a little underwhelming. While the premise is cool, something in the execution wasn't connecting for me. Perhaps it was the addition of a third narrator (the event manager) who kept distracting us from the t ...more |
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Oooo. I highlighted lots of great quotes in this book which is the perfect companion for stories like "Ginger Snaps." In this book, a middle aged woman is going through "the change" which she keeps mistaking for perimenopause when in fact she's becomi ...more |
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| I saw a review from someone saying it wasn't very funny. Was this pitched as a comedy? I certainly didn't get that sense. It's a satirically dark book with a very, very cool premise, and a lead character you might both have some empathy for and loath ...more | |
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| First of all, that cover! This was somehow a first novel, that read like one by a way more experienced author. I can't really decide if this is a thriller (people go missing - possibly murdered after a huge fight) or a romance (woman + spouse vs woma ...more | |
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| Maybe a 3.5 for me? Started out a little rough. The youngest daughter was a bit too precocious and the parents seemed like awful people. But the more I read, I more i came to appreciate and root for this odd family. Because it turns out when broken p ...more | |
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This book is touching and charming as hell. Love how it tells a rich and vast story of this woman's life only through the letters (and emails) she sends and receives. As our lead character Sybil says at one point, "I believe one ought to be precious ...more |
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This was a bit all over the place for me. But I'll be honest, I could NOT get into this book for perhaps the first quarter (maybe third?). Each time I went to read it, I literally fell asleep...over and over. Not sure what wasn't working for me. I gue ...more |
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This is a highly original book that takes place in a world where the ultra-wealthy can pay to hold a "found object" and then vividly live out the final moments and eventual death of the person who had been originally holding that object. The majority ...more |
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