Comment by dawn davies on 8/4/2009 3:20:38 PM:
many thanks for the congrats on my first book, I am still in total shock over receiving this offer, you see when I started showing and hoping to sell some of my art on some of my art sites, I never dreamed of ever having a book of some of my art, I am thrilled to bits but its oh so scary too hehe lol Great to meet you,dawn,bristol,uk

Comment by candice ransom on 12/16/2007 1:00:20 PM:
Hi Jama! Glad you are enjoying the blog. Some days (many!) it's more trouble than it's worth!

Candice

Comment by Nancy Viau on 11/17/2007 11:43:49 AM:
Thanks, Jama!

Comment by sherrin guy on 11/4/2007 4:43:54 AM:
cheers bit of an odd one looked on the web my first edition is being sold for £122.00 don't know what on earths going on! trying to contact my first publisher

Comment by sherrin guy on 11/3/2007 10:19:45 AM:
cheers you must be good luck my agents just told me they are going to publish the rest!

Comment by Kris Bordessa on 8/7/2007 2:12:23 AM:
Jama, Dumpling Soup is frequently on the top of the shelves - on display - at the Kona library! My son works there; maybe I'll nudge him to keep it prominent.

Comment by Suzanne Crowley on 7/30/2007 3:23:28 PM:
Thanks Jama,

Love your name! Your books look wonderful.

Suzanne

Comment by Lisa Yee on 5/29/2007 3:16:49 PM:
Hi Jama!

Peepy wore sunscreen so she wouldn't turn red. We had a great time in Hawaii!!!

Lisa

Comment by Harold Underdown on 5/29/2007 2:20:43 PM:
Thanks--I didn't know that my interview had been published in Cynsations yet. I'll go take a look!

Comment by S A Putnam on 5/20/2007 5:56:17 PM:
Hi Jama,
It's always nice to meet other JacketFlap members. Thanks for adding me!

I like your dream :-)

Comment by Tracy Grand on 5/16/2007 12:08:42 PM:
Hi Jama,
Welcome to JF. I am thrilled to have you join the community. Tracy

Comment by Jo Empson on 5/11/2007 12:19:50 PM:
Hi Jama, Thanks for your lovely comment. You'd be welcome to sip tea in our part of the English countryside anytime, can't get Paul McCartney but my daughter does act like a 'Princess' a lot of the time so maybe she could be a good substitute for the Queen;)!! Love your writing ethos, what better way could there be for children to learn about acceptance and other cultures than through stories and humour:)!

Comment by Harold Underdown on 5/4/2007 10:48:10 PM:
Thanks for your kind comment--and I've heard good things about Dumpling Soup!