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Jenny H

Jenny H

has 19 followers and is following 14 people

I buy and borrow a lot of books. I read books and then completely forget what happened in them. I like to lend people books (as long as they actually remember to return them). br/ br/ If I m not reading then I'm probably being a hermit in my room, being walked all over by my rats, listening to music, reading/ writing a zine, crafting, chilling... more »
  • Grantham, Li, UK
  • member since May 23, 2009

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  • Jonetta (Ejaygirl)

    Jonetta (Ejaygirl) says

    Thanks for joining the Mystery & Suspense group!  Tell us something about you in the Introduce Yourself discussion topic and who are some of your favorite authors in this genre. 

    Our current book for group discussion is The Mermaids Singing by Val McDermid and topics are already posted.  We have selected two books for group discussion in February, Hunter by Robert Bidinotto and Deal Breaker by Harlan Coben. We hope you'll be able to participate. 

    Welcome!

    posted 3 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Meg K

    Meg K says

    Hello!

    I don't know if you remember me but we used to chat on here a lot about 2 years ago! This is the first time I've signed in for at least a year, so I thought I'd see how you're doing :) Let me know how you are!!

    Meg xxx

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Jay R

    Jay R says

    Hey, great bookshelf!
    happy reading...

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Dave M

    Dave M says

    Hi, Jenny H! UK--v. cool. I see that you are a Fitzgerald fan. So am I, but most particularly The Great Gatsby. In fact, my book is a take on the myth of the American Dream. And as for music, I am also a huge music fan. Bob Dylan being my favorite, and also the Stones. Have a great day!

    Dave

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Kirstin B

    Kirstin B says

    I don't know, Jenny, pretty much all the books that are listed as my favorites here on Shelfari would be on my MUST READ list for others!
    Every year for my birthday, I treat myself to re-reading Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov because if I had to pick my absolute favorite book (which I'm sure you'd agree is like rare torture) it would have to be that one! I think I've read it six times now, counting this year.
    But yeah, anything I marked as favorite, I would preach the value and genius of further. lol.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Kirstin B

    Kirstin B says

    psh. it won't let me make a heart for you. lame.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Kirstin B

    Kirstin B says

    thanks for the heads up, Jenny! [3

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Kirstin B

    Kirstin B says

    Brilliant taste?

    As do you, my friend. As do you. lol.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Kirstin B

    Kirstin B says

    Thanks for the recommendations, Jenny! I've read literally all of those except for the Welsh piece, so I'll check it out! [3

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

    Eli says

    When was your hair blue? Have you gone through a rainbow of hair colours or is this just your second change? If I came home with green hair I can assure you I wouldn't have a home to come back to anymore. My folks with disown me. We're from a uptight community of people who think drab (grey, beige &whatever other funereal colours you can think of) is fabulous. And that's only their clothes. Hair, they say, is god-given and should not be trifled with (puh-lease!!). So, green is out of the question. The white streaks alone was too much for them to handle. Can you imagine the reaction to green highlights (I'm not even thinking of going all green)?

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

    Eli says

    But...it's....eh? Wha...? I'm all for going green. But that's in the ecological sense. Why the sudden jump to green tresses? **Aside: (I always wanted teal green streaks myself. Too fishy, though, especially with my jet black hair. I have had white ones, however. My "Rogue" phase. YECH!)**

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

    Eli says

    Is your hair actually green now? Or am I hallucinating? **aside: Wouldn't be the first time**

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Sophie A

    Sophie A says

    Hello my dear :)
    I'm trying to keep track of things I want to read.
    MM BOOKS
    x

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Young Scratch

    Young Scratch says

    All of those are important recommendations. Thank you J.H. Have you ever compared Huxley's prognostications vs. Orwell's?...A nice excercise....try it! And Blood-of-God - give my befuddled young Republic another fifteen years. We're on our way!

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

    Eli says

    Try telling that to my Rheumatic arms & knobbly knees. **sniffs** Oh, woe is me! **has a bit of a dramatic moment** (or two **winks & grins, showing off her remaining teeth**)

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Alex/ PuNk rOCkeR till the end/ WEASLEYWIZARDWHEEZES/5flavors[ofdumb]/!!!!!!!!/ mUSiC=L!FE/HUNGER GAMES VICTOR ;D/DarkCourtFey

    Alex/ PuNk rOCkeR till the end/ WEASLEYWIZARDWHEEZES/5flavors[ofdumb]/!!!!!!!!/ mUSiC=L!FE/HUNGER GAMES VICTOR ;D/DarkCourtFey says

    haha lol! i know! my friend (who hasn't read the books) at the end was like
    i hate snape how could he do that and i am like
    be patient, he's MY favorite character! and i think it's awesome how
    j.k. rowling made hermione into the girl that everyone is, not the one
    that is fake! hermione is just the perfect example of a teenage girl!

    btw, YOU DO NOT SUCK!!!!! :D

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Sophie A

    Sophie A says

    Apologies! I shall now leave you a note :)
    Shelfari updates were going to my Junkmail and I only just discovered that you'd been leaving me any notes at all!
    Much love
    I updated on the fact that I'd finished the Angel's Game, and reviewed it ^^
    Fun times!
    xx

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

    Eli says

    Ah, not too cheeky at all. In fact, most people I know ask me that just to amuse themselves, so that they can watch me whither and turn into dust when I say out loud (and in my head, over and over again) just how old I really am. Turned 22 in June. Not too happy about it but, as I keep saying, I was an old soul at 10, so 22 isn't all that bad (yeah right).

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Young Scratch

    Young Scratch says

    Not as overwhelming as the of trash threatening the gates. I wouldn't steer you wrong though. The Man Without Qualities if well worth your time. Any recommendations for me, Love?

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Alex/ PuNk rOCkeR till the end/ WEASLEYWIZARDWHEEZES/5flavors[ofdumb]/!!!!!!!!/ mUSiC=L!FE/HUNGER GAMES VICTOR ;D/DarkCourtFey

    Alex/ PuNk rOCkeR till the end/ WEASLEYWIZARDWHEEZES/5flavors[ofdumb]/!!!!!!!!/ mUSiC=L!FE/HUNGER GAMES VICTOR ;D/DarkCourtFey says

    haha i know glad you
    finally got to see it!:P
    that last seen was pretty screwed up though!
    i also thought ron was a pretty ignorant dude in this one though!
    i mean, if you see a girl crying with your best friend and then she
    shoots freakin flying birds at you, your not going to think about
    talking to her about... no your just gonna keep doin what your doing
    and make even more upset! lol!! :P

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )

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