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Jul 18, 2026
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Jul 9, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 18, 2026 · by Jenny Jackson

    Pineapple Street | Bookreporter.com (opens the original)

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    PINEAPPLE STREET arrived just when I needed what I call an “escape book.” I had heard Jenny Jackson talk about this one at a publisher preview, and I knew her name as she edits a wide range of bestselling authors: Emily St. John Mandel, Kevin Kwan, Erin Morgenstern, Lauren Fox, J. Courtney Sullivan, Chris Bohjalian and Gabrielle Zevin, to name a few. So she knows her way around publishing, but this time she delivers from the other side of the desk. The book is set in Brooklyn Heights in a tony s

  2. Article · Jul 18, 2026 · by Jenny Jackson

    The Shampoo Effect | Bookreporter.com (opens the original)

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    I loved Jenny Jackson's debut, PINEAPPLE STREET, so I was excited to read her new novel, THE SHAMPOO EFFECT. This time the setting is seaside Massachusetts in a town called Greenhead, which is inspired by Ipswich, where Jenny grew up. Caroline is there for a writing fellowship and plans to get a long work of fiction done. Her mother is a bestselling thriller author, and Caroline has worked at a publishing house. But now she wants to be on the other side of it, as an author in her own right. On t

  3. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · by Jenny Jackson

    Pineapple Street | Bookreporter.com (opens the original)

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    PINEAPPLE STREET, a smart first novel from publishing executive Jenny Jackson, takes readers into the exclusive world of the one-percent through the lives of one wealthy family living in Brooklyn Heights. The Stocktons are a living example of generational wealth in America today. Tilda and Chip raised their family in a gilded limestone on Pineapple Street, one of the many “fruit streets” in their Brooklyn neighborhood. Eldest daughter Darley is married to a banker named Malcolm. When they wed, s

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