February 2025 Book List
On 2025-03-02 by PamThis month…14 in 28 days. I always read a combination of fiction and non-fiction and I listen to, read physical books and read on my Kindle. I also take notes about books in my journal and I often use them on future podcasts. The major theme of the many non-fiction books that I read has been responsibility and accountability – we are responsible for ourselves, what we do, how we think and feel and how we live our lives. This seems to be a radical theme these days. I love reading all kinds of books and they have definitely changed and enhanced my life. I don’t always agree with every single word but, I love challenging my perspective and thinking outside the box.
Fiction
Downfall by Jeff Abbott
This is a spy thriller that is part of a series of books. I am really enjoying this author. Lots of action and suspense.
The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon
A story of strength and hardship set in the 18th century, a midwife in Maine and her fight for women’s health and justice.
The Runaway Woman by Josephine Cox
Lucy finally stands up for herself. Her 40th birthday and the encouragement of her friend send her on a journey to find herself and a life that has purpose and joy.
Never Ask Me by Jeff Abbott
A story of intrigue and international adoption, murder and family and so much more.
A Mother’s Lie by Sarah Zettel
This is a story of con artists and lies and a past that haunts and violence and just plain craziness.
The Wise Women by Gina Sorell
A story of what it means to be honest, accept everyone for who they are and move past bad decisions and mistakes.
Non-Fiction
The Well-Lived Life: A 102-Year-Old Doctor’s Six Secrets to Health and Happiness at Any Age
by Gladys McGarey
This book reinforced to me, yet again, the importance of understanding and being aware of ourselves. That treating symptoms and illnesses is a band-aid and we need to look deeper at causation and prevention in order to live our best lives.
The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins
The newest revelation to me was the idea of LET ME… it is not so much about “letting go” as it is about moving forward and following your heart and soul and doing your NEXT BEST THING.
Break The Cycle: Transform Your Thinking, Break Free, and Redefine Your Life by Noa Caplan
This is a book about positive thinking and becoming empowered to move forward and make your life and the world around you a better place.
Citizen: My Life After the White House by Bill Clinton
A different perspective on American Politics allows you to see inside the lives of the Clinton’s and their desire to make a positive contribution through their many charities and foundations across the world and within North America.
Midnight in Washington: How We Almost Lost Our Democracy and Still Could by Adam Schiff
Brilliant insights and warnings, as well as facts and truths about American democracy and the fight that is ahead.
The Path of Integrity: Finding The Path to Your True Self by Martha Beck
What truly sits right with you? What brings you peace and a sense of purpose and healing? How can you feel empowered to be who you are truly meant to be?
The Seat of the Soul: 25th Anniversary Edition with a Study Guild by Gary Zukav
A deeply spiritual journey within as this book leads you to consider and discover your authentic, inner power.
It Begins With You: The 9 Hard Truths About Love That Will Change Your Life by Jillian Turecki
The book introduces you to the nine core truths we must accept in order to change our lives.
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