Susan's 2025 Reading Wrap Up

by Susan Roberts

2025 was a good year for reading books.  I had some extra time because I quit watching the news and cut back on most other TV.  As I get older, I've found that I enjoy my quiet times with books!  Here are some interesting facts about my 2025 reading results.

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The Murder at World's End by Ross Montgomery ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

A new year is a great time to start a new series, and this murder mystery novel is a great one to start with.

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A Couple of Thrillers You Won't Want to Put Down

by MK French

Are you ready to get your blood pumping? I don't mean the new exercise routine you've resolved to start. I'm talking about a couple of thrillers that you won't want to put down.

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2025 Year in Review

by Donna Huber

Can you believe we are at the end of 2025? This year seemed to pass at a normal pace for me, not too fast and not too slow. I personally read a lot this year. Susan, MK, and I reviewed a lot of books. If I'm counting right, we did 377 posts - not all of these were reviews, but many of them contained multiple books reviewed. Whether you are a new reader of Girl Who Reads or maybe you missed a few posts along the way, I've rounded up our most popular reviews and other posts of 2025.

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Some Bright Nowhere by Ann Packer ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

The bestselling, beloved author returns with her first novel in over a decade, an intimate and profoundly moving look at a long marriage and the ways in which a startling request can change a couple’s understanding of who they are, together and apart.

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The List of Suspicious Things by Jennie Godfrey ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Eleven-year-old Miv is panicking. Life has been complicated since her mom got sick, and now her dad is talking about wanting to move their family away from the town Miv has lived in her whole life—because of the murders. Young women are dying, everyone is afraid, and no one knows who the culprit might be.

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Daughter of Genoa by Kat Devereaux ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

A thrilling adventure set in the war-torn 1940s and inspired by true events, about a young woman who risks everything to help Jewish Italians flee the fascists, and falls in love with the brave aviator behind a daring secret rescue operation.  

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