Books by Jennifer Brown

Memoir, humor, dating disasters, and stories from a life that rarely went according to plan.

Some dates are memorable. Most are cautionary tales.

Bad Dates: A Cautionary Tale is a funny, candid look at dating, relationships, and the increasingly strange world of trying to find someone to share your life with.

Drawing on decades of dating experience, two marriages, two divorces, and more than a few dates that should have come with warning labels, Jennifer Brown takes readers through the good, the bad, the baffling, and the occasionally unbelievable.

From dating profiles and dating apps to ghosting, mixed signals, first-date disasters, and the question of what men and women actually want from each other, she examines how dating has changed and what may have been lost along the way.

Part memoir, part cautionary tale, and part practical advice, Bad Dates isn’t about blaming men, women, or the dating apps. It’s about recognizing our own part in the mess, laughing at the absurdity of it, and remembering that finding a good partner also means learning how to be one.

The world has lost its manners. I may have lost my patience.

Ever feel like the world has collectively forgotten how to behave?

Ginger Snapped is a collection of humorous essays about modern life, getting older, and trying to stay sane in a world that sometimes seems determined to test your patience.

With a mix of personal stories, sharp observations, and the occasional rant, Jennifer Brown finds humor in everything from pandemic etiquette and shrinking attention spans to grocery store behavior and the slow disappearance of common courtesy. If you’ve ever found yourself wondering, “What happened to people?” you’ll feel right at home.

Funny, honest, and relatable, Ginger Snapped is a reminder that sometimes the best way to deal with life’s frustrations is simply to laugh at them.

What if making the world a better place was easier than you thought?

128 Small Things You Can Do Right Now to Make the World a Better Place is a collection of simple reminders, observations, and humorous nudges about the little things that make everyday life better for everyone.

From returning your shopping cart and putting your phone away during conversations to showing patience, kindness, and a little common courtesy, these 128 bite-sized essays prove that changing the world doesn’t require changing everyone else. It starts with the choices we make every day.

Funny, thoughtful, and occasionally a little sarcastic, this is a book about making your corner of the world just a little better, one small thing at a time.

You don’t need to game the algorithm. You need an audience that cares.

A practical guide to building an audience and generating income on X (formerly Twitter) without relying on spam, gimmicks, or manufactured outrage. Drawing on years of experience in blogging, social media, and online business, this book explains how the platform works, how to create content that resonates, and how to engage in ways that build real relationships. It also outlines multiple monetization strategies-including affiliate marketing, products, subscriptions, and revenue sharing-while emphasizing consistency, authenticity, and long-term growth. This is not a get-rich-quick guide, but a realistic approach to making X work as part of a broader online income strategy.