"Camp Zero," Jenna Bush Hager's April 2024 Read With Jenna pick, takes place world without many creature comforts. The speculative fiction novel is set in a camp in the remote far north, in a warming future where the concept of cold in a luxury.
While reading the book, you might feel extra appreciative of the luxuries you have available. During a segment on TODAY on April 19, Jenna recommended a few products in that spirit. What is the most indulgent reading experience you can have? Those are the items you need while reading an intense book like "Camp Zero."
Here are her recommendations, ranging from a cozy robe to a bath pillow.
Kassatex Provence Hooded Terry Robe
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In "Camp Zero" characters are cold, pretty much always. Stay warm, pretty much always, with this terry robe. It has a hood for extra comfort. Not only will it make you feel like you're in a luxury hotel, the robe's grey piping will make you feel chic.
Airivo Sky Projector
Is the northern lights on your bucket list? With this gadget, you can “see” the northern lights — or something close — without going to the far north. The projector gives off the effect of the Aurora Borealis without the need to go outside in subzero weather.
CayCoin Bath Pillow
Could there be a more indulgent experience than reading in the bath ... propped up by a pillow? Perhaps the definition of "treat yourself," this pillow attaches to the walls of your tub using suction cups. While in the water, the mesh pillow adheres to your body. Plus, it's easy to cool and dry and can be hand and machine-washed.
Casafield Bamboo Bathtub Caddy
This gadget makes it easier (way easier!) to read in the bath. Place your e-reader or book on the bamboo caddy. There's also enough room for, say, a wine glass or a few treats.
Flower Resin Book Page Holder Set
You know what they say: It's the little things. This page holder set makes for a great gift for the book lover in your life, or for yourself. Thumb ring place holders like these make it easier to keep the pages of a book apart, allowing you to read with one hand. Convenient and cute.