Jun 04, 13:01

From Savannah:

Hello!
My name is Savannah. I have just finished reading your book We Can’t All Be Rattlesnakes and it is probably my favorite book of all time. My favorite animal is snakes so, I thought this book was outstanding. Crusher is way cool and so was Rex(too bad he died). I was thinking you could write a sequel showing how life was for Kong or maybe even Speedy. Please reply, I would love hearing back from you.
Yours Truly,
Savannah

PS:I also love to write. Maybe you could give me a few tips on how you do your marvelous work?

May 19, 11:16

From Andrea Malquist:

Hello :) My name is Andrea Malquist. I read Faith and the Rocket Cat in 1998 for the first time, before Faith and the Electric Dogs (I know, I should have read the sequel second. Maybe it wasn’t available at the Borders I visited then…). I loved Faith and found myself relating to her quite a bit. I myself am a “mutt” of Mexican and various types of European ancestry and I also struggle with Spanish. I remember even making a small paper version of the Peahen as illustrated on the cover to hang from my ceiling! Anyway, it was then and still remains one of my favorite books at the age of 20. I thought you should know!

May 18, 16:36

From kylie convery:

hello!my name is kylie.you went to our school for young Author’s day!im almost done with your book,GUINEA DOG.i have an idea for a story.you say that you like beasts,so why not make a greek mytholgy book.there are all sorts of beasts in there

May 17, 16:00

From Wendy:

hi patrick jennings. im wendy. so far i read two books of yoors. one is the beastly arms and we can’t all be rattlesnakes. i like those books.

i have some question to ask you? one do you just like tiger or do you like other animals too?two did you have any pets?

hope you answer or write back.

your reader,

Wendy

May 13, 15:48

From Alice:

hi, im Alice. Far i only read two of your books. they were faith and the electric dog, and we cant all be rattle snakes. my favorite is we cant all be rattle snakes. my favorite part was when breakfast slide on crusher. i thought it was really funny.
i have a few guestions to ask you. whats your favorite activity? do you like to swim? and i remember your nick name. it was Patto. i really hope you can reply. thank you

sincerely,
Alice

May 13, 15:26

From Terri:

Dear patrick Jennings,

Hi. I have some questions to ask you, one is whats your favorite color??? Two isare you married and if you are how many kids do you have?

I like your books, like We Can’t All Be Rattlesnakes.

I hope you answer me or write back.

Your reader,

May 05, 19:45

From gracie :

Dear Patrick Jennings,
hi. This is Gracie the one who asked "what is you r fav orite book that you wrote at young authors day April 30 at Eastgate Elementry school? well back to the point here, comment: i think you are a great author and you are very funny. For readaloud one day we read your book, WE CAN'T ALL BE RATTLE SNAKES well i was not their for a few days but when i got back somebody told me what was going on and i loved the story and thought that other people should read the book or i reccomend this book. Question: are you the funniest guy in yuor family? and how has your hair been lately? Another Comment: well any way i got to go and i hope you are OK and i hope you get to answer or wright to me.
GRACIE, 5-5-10 MAY 5, 2010

Apr 30, 16:31

From jillian:

hi i am form eastgate and i have a question …….. how did u become a famous aouthor?????!!!!!????!?!!?!?!

Apr 28, 14:27

From Cole and Lanie Rice:

my sis and I loved your book Guinea Dog. You should write a series about it. I plan on getting your We Can’t All Be Rattlesnaks book too.

My dream pet would be a chinchilla. The WORST replacement pet my mom would probably buy would be a turtle. We had one and it smelled but mom liked it. All you could do was watch it because turtles have samineelo.

Apr 27, 07:09

From Rob Dudko:

Dear Mr. Jennings:

My name is Rob Dudko, a fifth grade teacher at Brownstone Intermediate School in Portland, Connecticut. That’s the working class Portland, as opposed to the Wall Street sector of our little state in the southwest corner. Our fifth grade team (and students) have been such a fan of “Faith and the Electric Dogs” that we have made it our only “core”(required reading)book, and continue to buy them by the dozen from the remnants at Scholastic. Why that wonderful title still isn’t in print reflects the sad state of our publishing companies. But, I’ve written to ask you about a possible author’s visit to our 72-year-old school. The staff and children would love to have you. As far as I can see, you live in the artist enclave of Bisbee, a long way from here. But we’d love to hear from you and attempt a visit. Drop us a line when you can.

Sincerely yours,

Rob Dudko