Jeremy's Friend Comments

Thanks for the shout-out to Grover. I see it's made it to your bookshelf with the very correct rating of 5 stars as well. I think it's tragic that an entire generation is being brought up to believe that Elmo is the cute one.

As for my favorite novel... man, it's hard to pick one. There are two that I re-read fairly often, "The River Why" by David James Duncan and "Cat's Cradle" by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. Hard to find much in common with the two, except that they're both damned funny and both deal with spirituality in their own odd ways. Another great book that isn't as funny, but takes spirituality from yet another direction is Marilyn Robinson's "Gilead."

i/m not sure i could hone it down to ONE particular book... will have to give it some thought... but there is a list i maintain (one that is always in flux) of the ten books i feel to be the most important...

Dear Jeremy, thanks for your kind words. May ideas never cease to flow, may you continue to write effortlessly!

hey jeremy, so nice to meet fellow authors here. i love your choices of words! anyway, responding to your question, i can't really pinpoint what my favorite book of all time is, but all the books on my reading list are the ones that i really really like. what about you?

Thanks, Jeremy! Nice to meet another fellow author here on GoodReads.

Best,

Karen

Ok Jeremy, it looks like the invitation glitch straightened itself out since I now see my profile image, the cover of Christmas When Music Almost Killed the World on this page:)

Once again, I greatly enjoyed the synopsis of and reviews on your novel VACATION. It sounds like a hugely entertaining read and I'll be glad when I have a chance to sit down and enjoy it page by page.

Aberjhani