Jenny Jackson
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Sep 11, 2026
DaniHOST
ultimate book podcast.
DaniHOST
My name is Jenny.
DaniHOST
And I'm Dani.
DaniHOST
And this is the podcast where we, two besties, assign each other books.
DaniHOST
So last week was my pick, which means, Jenny, this week is your pick.
DaniHOST
What are we reading? We are reading
JennyHOST
something different.
DaniHOST
So lots to say about that.
KellyHOST
The
FranHOST
shampoo effect is by Jenny Jackson.
FranHOST
Love.
FranHOST
It was a read with Jenna book.
Laura RossiGUEST
The three books that we're going to be discussing today are the audiobook I already listened to, Yesteryear by Carol Claire Burke, read by Rebecca Lohman.
Laura RossiGUEST
The audiobook I am currently listening to, The Shampoo Effect by Jenny Jackson, read by Marin Ireland.
Laura RossiGUEST
And the third audiobook, and this is the one I will listen to next, is Transcendent, a memoir by Laverne Cox, read by Laverne Cox.
Laura RossiGUEST
All right, so
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Laura RossiGUEST
Yes, and this is amazing.
Laura RossiGUEST
the best way to open this novel because it's setting up something that we are yet to even understand with you know some of the language but Rebecca has such control over the character that again this is bringing me back to making the argument that you really you will devour this as an audiobook like I will go down with you know that decision I would pick this over the print book
Jo ReedHOST
And the book you're listening to now is The Shampoo Effect by Jenny Jackson, read by Marin Ireland.
Jo ReedHOST
Yes.
EllieHOST
Okay.
EllieHOST
The first book I read is actually a book that you read as well, and that is The Shampoo Effect by Jenny Jackson.
EllieHOST
So how about I share my opinion on this one, and then do you wanna share your opinion?
TraciHOST
Perfect.
EllieHOST
Okay.
EllieHOST
So anyways, I digress.
EllieHOST
Let me give you the recap of The Shampoo Effect by Jenny Jackson.
EllieHOST
"When Carolyn Lash gets a fellowship in a smaller Massachusetts town to work on her book, she jumps at the chance to escape New York City.
Jacqueline DugganGUEST
Yes, yes.
Anne BogelHOST
But also, I feel like Jenny Jackson is kind of like winking at it.
Anne BogelHOST
Like, isn't this funny? Isn't this clever?
Jacqueline DugganGUEST
Totally.
Jacqueline DugganGUEST
Yeah.
Anne BogelHOST
And lately you've been reading...
Anne BogelHOST
Well, we talked a lot about The Shampoo Effect by Jenny Jackson.
Jacqueline DugganGUEST
Yeah.
EmilyHOST
This is probably no surprise because we are a literacy podcast, but we're really big readers here at the Stellar Teacher Company.
EmilyHOST
And I recently read The Shampoo Effect by Jenny Jackson.
EmilyHOST
And I just kept thinking about this line.
EmilyHOST
One line from the book really made me chuckle.
MarianaHOST
I mean, are we surprised? Anyway, of course, I would love to kick off our wrap-up.
MarianaHOST
So the first book that we both read is indeed our August Book Club book, The Shampoo Effect by Jenny Jackson.
MarianaHOST
And if you want to hear our inner thoughts, go listen to that episode.
MarianaHOST
It's already live.
StaceHOST
Oh, that sounds beachy.
StaceHOST
By Jenny Jackson.
StaceHOST
Everybody in the Book of the Month group was fucking losing their shit over this book.
StaceHOST
And I realized, as soon as I saw that one of the tropes was small town romance, that it had to go with my book.
Tiffany GoldsteinHOST
You did not share this.
Tiffany GoldsteinHOST
It's by Jenny Jackson.
Tiffany GoldsteinHOST
Okay.
Marie LevitskyHOST
It is about, it actually reminded me, know how you've been wanting to write a book, Small Town Secrets?
Elizabeth Wellington RollinsGUEST
I think both Frederick Bachman's recently came out in paperback and, um, the second chance cinema comes out in paperback on September 8th, I believe.
Elizabeth Wellington RollinsGUEST
Um, And then I just recently started Jenny Jackson's latest because Pineapple Street, her debut novel, was really helpful for me in figuring out how to write a book about three women in the same family in a small neighborhood in New York.
Elizabeth Wellington RollinsGUEST
And the families are so different.
Elizabeth Wellington RollinsGUEST
And the neighborhoods are so different.
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