Emma
Logging Off by Nick Spalding is a humourous and insightful take on our tech-dominated lives and the challenges of disconnecting. Andy’s journey of logging off and facing the world offline is both funny and painfully relatable, with plenty of laugh-out-loud moments as he bumbles through life without his digital crutch. Spalding does a great job blending humour with meaningful commentary about the importance of balance in a tech-driven world.
While the story is entertaining and thought-provoking, some parts felt a little predictable, and I would have liked a bit more depth in Andy’s personal growth. That said, the book’s charm and wit more than make up for these minor issues. It’s the kind of book that makes you laugh, reflect, and maybe even rethink your own tech habits.
Overall, Logging Off is an enjoyable, feel-good read with a timely message about the value of unplugging. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a lighthearted yet meaningful story.
Logging Off by Nick Spalding is a humourous and insightful take on our tech-dominated lives and the challenges of disconnecting. Andy’s journey of logging off and facing the world offline is both funny and painfully relatable, with plenty of laugh-out-loud moments as he bumbles through life without his digital crutch. Spalding does a great job blending humour with meaningful commentary about the importance of balance in a tech-driven world.
While the story is entertaining and thought-provoking, some parts felt a little predictable, and I would have liked a bit more depth in Andy’s personal growth. That said, the book’s charm and wit more than make up for these minor issues. It’s the kind of book that makes you laugh, reflect, and maybe even rethink your own tech habits.
Overall, Logging Off is an enjoyable, feel-good read with a timely message about the value of unplugging. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a lighthearted yet meaningful story.