Nov 26, 2008, 15:39

From Kasey F:

Mr. Jennings,
When I was around 7, or 8 years old, I saw one of your books, Faith and the Rocket Cat at my school’s book fair. I didn’t have enough money.After a strange twist of fate, I ended up getting Faith and the Electric Dogs from my public library. I thoroughlly enjoyed it, and I still enjoy those books now even though I am 14 years old and the in 9th grade. You are a fantastic writer…please reply!
Sincerly,
Kasey F

Sep 25, 2008, 14:55

From Kimberly Howland:

Dear Tiger,

I am a third grade teacher at Libby Booth E.S. in Reno, Nevada. Some of my students are reading your book “Faith and the Electric Dogs”. We are currently in chapter 6. We have a few questions for you.
1) Why did you write this story?

2) Why did you write about dogs?

Thank you for taking the time to write back. Mrs. Howland and the “Square” reading group

Jul 05, 2007, 15:47

From Chelsea Gustafson:

Hello,
I don’t know if you remember me, but I was actually a kindergarten student of your’s back when you used to each in Bisbee (I was the girl that always wore those light up shoes haha). Anyways, I was looking through my bookshelf the other day when I found a signed copy of Faith And The Electric Dogs, so I decided to look you up on google. I am glad to see that you have published so many books, and kept up the good work.
Hope you are well,
Chelsea

May 26, 2007, 11:13

From Mandy:

Hi.. Tiger,

I’m doing a book report on your book, The Wolving Time. I enjoyed it sooo much!

Anyways, I need to do a short biography about you for my book report. book reports in my school aren’t just summaries and junk So I already know you like beasts.. and that you want a nickname Tiger… But I need to dig in more of that. For example what you would find in any biography, such as birthday, birthplace… I’ve found these info on some other webs, but they have no cites.

I appreciate if you reply asap! =] Thanks.

Sincerely,
Mandy

Apr 29, 2007, 20:21

From dria:

ok….what happened to the kids teeth….it looks like she chipped a huge hunk of her front tooth out….explain???

Mar 03, 2007, 09:33

From BRADY ARTHUR:

DEAR.Mr.jenning’s you are the best write . It is amazzing how you write your story’s by hand you are proble the oly write that write’s by hand.I read fath and the electric dog it was graet you should write a story about fath ant the electric (tiger) that would be funny ps you are funny have a good time writeing story’s Sinser. BRADY ARTHUR AKA silverbolit.

Mar 01, 2007, 17:52

From Rilke Rutenbeck:

Just so you know, You were at my school today, you read to my 5th grade class. I was dissapointed that you did not call on me to aske a question. I want to be an author but I am only 11.

thank you so much for your time!!

p.s.
i think thAT you are an awsome writer!!!

rilke

Feb 12, 2007, 15:51

From N.A.W.:

Dear Mr. Jennings,

I am a fifth grade teacher in Connecticut. My class and I absolutely love your book, Faith and the Electric Dogs. It’s actually required reading for all the fifth grade students at my school. I hope you write another book with Faith. I am going to read aloud Faith and the Rocket Cat later this year.

Feb 09, 2007, 09:48

From Andy V.:

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Dec 17, 2006, 08:38

From Katie:

Hello,
I recently bought a copy of your book The Wolving Time, and I love it. I am currently trying to use it for a book report, but I need the birth date of the author (that would be you:) ). I have looked everywhere I can think of, but can’t find it. Could you possibly tell me your birthdate so I can using The Wolving Time for my report? I understand if you are unwilling to share that piece of information, but it doesn’t usualy hurt to check.

Thanks.