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JenniSimmons

JenniSimmons

I'm a writer and editor in Texas, married to a drummer, and we supervise two cats. The first book I read all by myself (age 5) was Heidi by Johanna Spyri. I've been a bibliophile ever since. I am using Shelfari to keep track of what I'm reading...

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  • Houston, TX, USA
  • member since December 27 2006

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  • Arthur Alligood

    Arthur Alligood says

    Hello Jenni. For some reason I thought I should tell you that my new ep is available for FREE download at www.arthuralligood.com Maybe its because you love Flannery O'Connor. This is definitely reason enough. Check it out. I think you will enjoy the music.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Panpapa

    Panpapa says

    Thanks for the add. Dylan fan? Have you read Dylan's Visions of Sin? Give it a look-see. I'll check out your blog over the weekend.

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • unfinished woman

    unfinished woman says

    Annie Dillard's new novel is out now. Haven't got it but gave it a quick look at the bstore. If you read it let me know if you like it.. She's a favorite of mine

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • macheartist

    macheartist says

    Hi Jenni,
    I just left a comment at your blog. I was perusing a few titles on your shelf, and I was very happy to see the Annie Dillard, among other titles we share...she is one of my favorites.
    ~ Jim Bohannon

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • one ordinary day

    one ordinary day says

    Hi. I was looking through the adult books on the Celebrate Adoption: Stories from the Heart shelf and see that you have read There Is No Me Without You by Melissa Fay Greene.
    I was hoping you'd drop by and add to the discussion w/ your feelings about the book. We'd love to have you join the group too!
    Thanks!

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • zawadi

    zawadi says

    Hi Jenni,

    I've added several titles to the Poetry shelf and started several new discussion threads including a thread featuring daily reads so we that we might discover poets and poems we don't know. Hope you will come by.

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • edwardlover

    edwardlover says

    What is your most favorite book ever?

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  • Coleena312

    Coleena312 says

    Hi Jenni,

    I'm reading To Kill a Mockingbird this weekend for our book group next week. I actually own the movie- I love it! Gregory Peck was amazing in it! I see you have Ava's Man on your shelf. Have you read All Over But the Shoutin' by Rick Bragg? I really liked that one. Have a great weekend!

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  • Coleena312

    Coleena312 says

    I was just looking at your bookshelf - you have a wonderful collection of books!

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  • Coleena312

    Coleena312 says

    Hi Jenni,

    Have you read To Kill a Mockingbird yet? It's one of my favorites and we're reading it for one of my book groups now - let me know what you thought of it.

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  • ckent

    ckent says

    Hi. I enjoyed your great selection of books. Any recommendations? Thanks.

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  • SLR

    SLR says

    Hey Jenni,
    This is Matt's friend Shaun. I read "Cash by Cash" but wondered about Steve Turner's Cash Bio. I read a review of it by Steve and it sounded real interesting. What did you think. Also have you checked out Preston Jone's collaborative book with Greg Graffin (bad religion)? It's really good and is a series of e-mails between friends about Naturalism vs. Christianity. It's called "Is belief in God good, bad, or irrelevent? Lastly my wife's father writes something called "Critique" through a ministry called Ransom Fellowship. from everything I've heard I think you would really enjoy it.

    Cheers!
    Shaun

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  • ingrid

    ingrid says

    hey jenni - i see you have Paul Zahl's book The Collects of Thomas Cranmer. Have you read any of his other books like A Short Systematic Theology or The First Christian??? He was the reverend at my church for many years and he is so interesting and intellectual. He is now the Dean and President of Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry and if you go to that website, you can see some of his book and movie pics that are very interesting. He sees Christianity in places the rest of us miss. Enjoy!

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  • LordByron

    LordByron says

    You have a great shelf . Excellent selection and variety.

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  • Amanda

    Amanda says

    Welcome to Shelfari! You've got some great books. I noticed you're reading "Hope in the Dark"--I've never heard of it, but the cover intrigues me (yes, I'm a sucker for marketing ploys). Do you recommend it?

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