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Zibby’s 2023 Year in Books
Take a look at Zibby’s Year in Books. The long, the short—it’s all here.
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Zibby Owens
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The case of the disappearing phone.
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I write a book. And then it gets permanently deleted on my laptop.
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Blank
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2024
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Bookends: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Literature
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2022
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Moms Don't Have Time To: A Quarantine Anthology
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2021
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Moms Don't Have Time to Have Kids: A Timeless Anthology
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On Being Jewish Now: Reflections from Authors and Advocates
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Your Perfect Fit
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My novel BLANK is free!
Hi everyone! Thank you so much for following me here!! My new novel BLANK which comes out March 1st is now free as an e-book on Amazon for the month of February.
It was selected as an Amazon First Reads pick for contemporary fiction. Woo-hoo!
Please download BLANK and, if you enjoy it, please leave a review on Amazon and here on GoodReads.
Then, of course, go buy a hardcover or paperback too, so I Read more of this blog post »
It was selected as an Amazon First Reads pick for contemporary fiction. Woo-hoo!
Please download BLANK and, if you enjoy it, please leave a review on Amazon and here on GoodReads.
Then, of course, go buy a hardcover or paperback too, so I Read more of this blog post »
Zibby’s Recent Updates
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| This beautiful, tender novel follows Queenie, a 17-year-old who immigrates from the Philippines to the United States with her father and younger brother to reunite with her mother, who has been working as an overseas nurse for five years. After their ...more | |
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| This picture book is a delightful collaboration between the author and Ryan Seacrest. Inspired by her daughter, the story explores the incredible strengths of a child's vivid imagination. It follows a band of misfit friends who discover their ability ...more | |
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| This book offers a timely and insightful analysis of the American voting system. The author, also the founder of the Mobile Voting Project, explores the history, challenges, and possibilities of voting from our devices. He argues that in a society wh ...more | |
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| This is a raw, brave, and deeply moving memoir about true love, the darkness of grief, and the journey back into the light. The author shares the story of her relationship with Ben—a profound love abruptly cut short by his battle with cancer during t ...more | |
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| This is a heartwarming collection of stories filled with joy, bravery, community, perseverance, and unyielding hope. The author began an Instagram page to pay tribute to her father, which evolved over ten years into a community celebrating Jewish ide ...more | |
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Zibby Owens
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Here After
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Readers' Favorite Memoir
in the
Opening Round
of the
2024 Goodreads Choice Awards.
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| This is a heartwarming story about a trio of dogs on a journey to find their way home. Liam, a small builder, lives a happy, everyday life with his girlfriend, Sabrina, and their three dogs: Luna, a playful Jack Russell; Riggs, an Australian Shepherd ...more | |
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| The father-daughter duo discusses the joys and challenges of working together on this project, exploring the sentimental value behind the recipes and the nostalgia associated with their favorite foods, such as apple butter. This cookbook features ove ...more | |
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| This narrative centers on the author's life as a little girl born to Nigerian immigrants. It covers her experiences growing up in America during the 1980s and 1990s, when she faced racism, strived to keep her mother and brothers safe, connected with ...more | |
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| This is a heartfelt and candid chronicle of one woman's journey through grief as she discovers that she has inherited her late mother’s "magic." The book is filled with family photos, recipes, holiday traditions, and practical strategies for adding a ...more | |
“Books, for me, are lifesaving. They have been my companions, my teachers, my entertainment, my emotional outlets, my escape. They’ve taught me how to cook, how to love, how to mourn, how to cope, and how to feel. They’ve allowed me to sort through my own feelings and escape into someone else’s.”
― Bookends: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Literature
― Bookends: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Literature
“The cracking open of a book’s spine has always been an exercise in self-discovery, healing, and fortification. That subtle whoosh when words spill out makes me salivate. Then the feel of the coarse pages under my fingertips delights my consciousness, the sudden sprinkling of syllables, the black-and-white letters in various patterns, coalescing to find their way directly to my heart. It’s magic.”
― Bookends: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Literature
― Bookends: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Literature
“A Note from Zibby:
Hi! Thanks so much for coming by!
I truly, truly hope that the thoughtful content my team and I produce daily helps you make the most of your (very limited!) time. I mean, if we don’t make time for what’s important, life will just pass us by in a blur of emails and to-do lists. And life is way too short for that.
So let this programming enhance your life, not take it over.
* Learn about a new book and then go read it.
* Hear from an amazing author you’ve always loved and then attend their event.
* Get some sex tips and actually try them out.
* Receive writing advice from a bestselling pro and then write the essay or book you know you have in you.
* Rethink weight loss and change what you eat or how you work out that day.
* Message with someone you meet in our grief community over your shared loss.
* Offer travel tips to someone who can use them.
* Find a product you love or a gift that will delight someone.
* Read a personal essay and feel deeply understood.
* Connect, connect, connect.
But we must find time to enjoy life, before our time runs out. So let’s outrun it while we can.
Lace up, friends. Here we go.
Warmly,
Zibby”
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Hi! Thanks so much for coming by!
I truly, truly hope that the thoughtful content my team and I produce daily helps you make the most of your (very limited!) time. I mean, if we don’t make time for what’s important, life will just pass us by in a blur of emails and to-do lists. And life is way too short for that.
So let this programming enhance your life, not take it over.
* Learn about a new book and then go read it.
* Hear from an amazing author you’ve always loved and then attend their event.
* Get some sex tips and actually try them out.
* Receive writing advice from a bestselling pro and then write the essay or book you know you have in you.
* Rethink weight loss and change what you eat or how you work out that day.
* Message with someone you meet in our grief community over your shared loss.
* Offer travel tips to someone who can use them.
* Find a product you love or a gift that will delight someone.
* Read a personal essay and feel deeply understood.
* Connect, connect, connect.
But we must find time to enjoy life, before our time runs out. So let’s outrun it while we can.
Lace up, friends. Here we go.
Warmly,
Zibby”
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“A Note from Zibby:
Hi! Thanks so much for coming by!
I truly, truly hope that the thoughtful content my team and I produce daily helps you make the most of your (very limited!) time. I mean, if we don’t make time for what’s important, life will just pass us by in a blur of emails and to-do lists. And life is way too short for that.
So let this programming enhance your life, not take it over.
* Learn about a new book and then go read it.
* Hear from an amazing author you’ve always loved and then attend their event.
* Get some sex tips and actually try them out.
* Receive writing advice from a bestselling pro and then write the essay or book you know you have in you.
* Rethink weight loss and change what you eat or how you work out that day.
* Message with someone you meet in our grief community over your shared loss.
* Offer travel tips to someone who can use them.
* Find a product you love or a gift that will delight someone.
* Read a personal essay and feel deeply understood.
* Connect, connect, connect.
But we must find time to enjoy life, before our time runs out. So let’s outrun it while we can.
Lace up, friends. Here we go.
Warmly,
Zibby”
―
Hi! Thanks so much for coming by!
I truly, truly hope that the thoughtful content my team and I produce daily helps you make the most of your (very limited!) time. I mean, if we don’t make time for what’s important, life will just pass us by in a blur of emails and to-do lists. And life is way too short for that.
So let this programming enhance your life, not take it over.
* Learn about a new book and then go read it.
* Hear from an amazing author you’ve always loved and then attend their event.
* Get some sex tips and actually try them out.
* Receive writing advice from a bestselling pro and then write the essay or book you know you have in you.
* Rethink weight loss and change what you eat or how you work out that day.
* Message with someone you meet in our grief community over your shared loss.
* Offer travel tips to someone who can use them.
* Find a product you love or a gift that will delight someone.
* Read a personal essay and feel deeply understood.
* Connect, connect, connect.
But we must find time to enjoy life, before our time runs out. So let’s outrun it while we can.
Lace up, friends. Here we go.
Warmly,
Zibby”
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