Jenny Dressel

Jenny Dressel is a mom of elementary school age twin daughters and has a sports-addicted husband. They currently live outside Annapolis, MD. She went to the University of Maryland for a degree in business, and got an education in ACC sports and dorm life. In a perfect world, she'd be traveling the globe, but finds it is more fiscally responsible to read about these adventures, instead. She can't wait until her girls are old enough to join a "mother-daughter" reading group. Jenny has reviewed the following for MostlyFiction.com:

• Jane Austen in Boca by Paula Marantz Cohen (1-20-05)
• Evidence of Things Unseen by Marianne Wiggins (7-3-04)
• Confessions of a Bigamist by Kate Lehrer (06-01-04)
• My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult (05-15-04)
• Peyton Amberg by Tama Janowitz (04-23-04)
• Killer Body by Bonnie Hearn Hill (04-23-04)
• An Unpardonable Crime by Andrew Taylor (04-23-04)
• Peninsula of Lies by Edward Ball (04-04-04)
• Alice in Exile by Piers Paul Read (04-04-04)
• Mailman by J. Robert Lennon (3-9-04)
• We Need to Talk About Kevin by Lionel Shriver (2-22-04)
• The Grenadillo Box by Janet Gleeson (2-22-04)
• A Ship Made of Paper by Scott Spencer (1-11-04)
• American Woman by Susan Choi (11-30-03)
• The Way the Crow Flies by Ann-Marie MacDonald (11-30-03)
• What Was She Thinking? by Zoe Heller (11-11-03)
• Set This House In Order by Matt Ruff (10-21-03)
• Mirror, Mirror by Gregory Maguire (10-05-03)
• The Contortionist's Handbook by Craig Clevenger (9-24-03)
• The Gentlemen of Space by Ira Sher (6-1-03)
• Gramercy Park by Paula Cohen (5-28-03)
• The Watermelon King by Daniel Wallace (5-13-03)
• Intern by Bonnie Hearn Hill (4-20-03) Plus an interview with the author
• And All the Saints by Michael Walsh (3-31-03)
• Fingersmith by Sarah Waters (03-16-03)
• Dirt Music by Tim Winton (2-22-03)
• Swan by France Mayes (2-10-03)
• Seraglio by Janet Wallach (1-29-03)
• Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides (1-9-03)

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