Shelley Palmer
Jamieson
Jamieson
About the Book
ISBN: 978-09816172-4-4
Paperback, 6.14x9.21, 220 pages
$14.95
"Shelley has written a very charming memoir
of her family, candidly written with, as she says,
'the warts along with the dimples,' which make
for some very humorous moments along with
the endearing and loving glimpses of her family.
Read and enjoy this most delightful book for all
who enjoy history of American family life."
Pat Mitchamore, Author of A Tennessee Legend
and Miss Mary Bobo's Boarding House Cookbook
ISBN: 978-09816172-4-4
Paperback, 6.14x9.21, 220 pages
$14.95
"Shelley has written a very charming memoir
of her family, candidly written with, as she says,
'the warts along with the dimples,' which make
for some very humorous moments along with
the endearing and loving glimpses of her family.
Read and enjoy this most delightful book for all
who enjoy history of American family life."
Pat Mitchamore, Author of A Tennessee Legend
and Miss Mary Bobo's Boarding House Cookbook
About the Author
Shelley Palmer Jamieson began writing in her
"senior years" doing freelance writing, having
had several articles published. Before retirement
she taught school (K through ninth grades), and
served as a school guidance counselor and as a
social counselor working in adoption, foster
care, child and adult protective services. When
not involved with church activities, she busies
herself with many enjoyable activities including
scrap-booking, reading, and spending time with
friends and family. She and her husband, Jim,
are enjoying retirement in Franklin, Tennessee.
Shelley Palmer Jamieson began writing in her
"senior years" doing freelance writing, having
had several articles published. Before retirement
she taught school (K through ninth grades), and
served as a school guidance counselor and as a
social counselor working in adoption, foster
care, child and adult protective services. When
not involved with church activities, she busies
herself with many enjoyable activities including
scrap-booking, reading, and spending time with
friends and family. She and her husband, Jim,
are enjoying retirement in Franklin, Tennessee.
Shelley Palmer Jamieson's Books Are Published by Westview, Inc. |
"Leave it to the daughter of a Mississippi Baptist preacher to tell a fine family story. The antics and
peculiarities of Shelley's family will leave you laughing while her heartfelt memories of loving parents may
cause you to reach for a Kleenex. And for good measure and great enjoyment, Shelley introduces stories as
told by her Uncle Edwin." Pam Horne, Freelance Writer
"Family, friends, and faith are the legacies of life that every person needs. Shelley's story is more than special
memories. It also is a foundation for life to be passed to succeeding generations."
David T. Seay, Author Stories My Wife Wishes I Wouldn't Tell the Children,
Editor in Chief, Mature Living Magazine
"Shelley has written a book recording the geneology statistics of both her parents' families. She wanted her
children and future generations to know what special people they were. She has included well-told stories
about their families' traits and lives. Anyone who cherishes the memories of the past will enjoy this book."
Lois Everly, Author, Two Furnished Rooms and a Little Back Porch
For more information about books by Shelley Jamieson or to leave comments or send
messages, visit me on myspace:
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peculiarities of Shelley's family will leave you laughing while her heartfelt memories of loving parents may
cause you to reach for a Kleenex. And for good measure and great enjoyment, Shelley introduces stories as
told by her Uncle Edwin." Pam Horne, Freelance Writer
"Family, friends, and faith are the legacies of life that every person needs. Shelley's story is more than special
memories. It also is a foundation for life to be passed to succeeding generations."
David T. Seay, Author Stories My Wife Wishes I Wouldn't Tell the Children,
Editor in Chief, Mature Living Magazine
"Shelley has written a book recording the geneology statistics of both her parents' families. She wanted her
children and future generations to know what special people they were. She has included well-told stories
about their families' traits and lives. Anyone who cherishes the memories of the past will enjoy this book."
Lois Everly, Author, Two Furnished Rooms and a Little Back Porch
For more information about books by Shelley Jamieson or to leave comments or send
messages, visit me on myspace:
http://www.myspace.com/shelleyjamieson
| Upcoming Shelley Jamieson Book Signings Monday, September 8, 2008 10:00-11:30 A.M. Belle Meade Book Club Belle Meade United Methodist Church Tuesday, August 26 Reeds Book Store 111 Spring St. Tupelo, Mississippi 12:00 - 1:30 662-844-1355 |