A review by jessdekkerreads
The Loneliness Files by Athena Dixon

Did not finish book. Stopped at 33%.

I got about 33% of the way through this nonfiction, much anticipated book, however, I had a hard time finding the motivation to push through. I do think there is a particular audience that will relate and ultimately love this book, but that just isn’t me. I found it to read more like a diary, and less like a nonfiction with facts, and philosophical musings on loneliness. And that’s okay, that might not be the intention of it, and fully be me and my unrealistic reader expectations. I just wasn’t gaining much from this read, and so, with that, I’m going to set it aside. Thank you to TinHouse and NetGalley for the advanced copy of this book, I truly appreciate the opportunity.