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  6. Oh My Gosh! SOOOO Adorable! I want to frame it and hang it up for the world!

  12. Adorable! I’ll always love the original cover because it was the first book of yours I’d read, but I have plenty of room in my heart for this little mousey, too. 😊

  14. Cute! I need this! I keep buying your books and then giving them away. Because everyone needs to read them.

  15. This may be harder than Amazon but next year couldn’t we do Booksgiving through the shop?

  16. Is this the paperback edition? I would love to get it for a reading copy and save my hardcover so I can bring it down for you to autograph when we come to San Antonio next year. Absolutely love the cover – always felt the mouse should be bigger, he’s so cute!

  18. Hamlet looks like he’s causally leaning against the edge of the book… “I don’t always re-enact Shakespeare, but you better believe I have my extra mouse skull with me when I do!

  19. Liking the makeover. You need a frequent buyer discount because everything you touch is awesome. Thank you for everything you do.

  24. Ooohhh is that golden confetti to match Furiously Happy? If so I shall be forced to buy a copy. It’s one of those silly touches about FH I adore…. I hope there’s a makeover of the end pages too, because I LOVE the ones on FH! squeals

  25. I love this book and furiously happy. They speak to me every time I read them. I have had problems my whole life and these books have eased my mind and mindset. Thank you so much Jenny. Everything you wtite motivates me to be better and work harder. My sister was the one who introduced me to these books and they changed not only my life but how my sister looks at me. She always thought that I was fine and was making up everything. With these books she realized how hard it really was to be me. She knows now that You can even out your brain chemicals for so long before your chemicals decided to mix it up again. So thank you for everything Jenny 🙂

  26. Omg hamlet looks so adorable. I remember the first time I saw him in the book isle of target. Who knew he’d change my life forever. And yes I did judge the book by it’s cover at first. Hamlet said pick me up and Rory said Bitch let’s get this party started 😂😂😂😂😂

  32. Yay! Got my Nowhere Bookshop tote bag today. It makes me feel even more connected to you, Jenny and Victor and Hailey, and to all your family of fans. Wishing much success in the new bookshop venture. And thanks for the complimentary book plate sticker…..it now lives in my hardback copy of Furiously Happy.

  35. I like the sparkle but strongly prefer the original mouse. This one is too prettified. Broken with sparkles is more the vibe.
    My two cents too late.

  36. I like the old one, and the new one, (but whenever a publisher changes the cover there’s always the danger that I’ll think it’s a new book and buy it twice by mistake. And while it’s a lovely mistake to buy a book you love twice, I can’t really afford it.) It’s difficult being a book addict on a budget. Lol

  37. When I checked out Let’s Pretend This Never Happened from the library the librarian said, “I don’t know what this is about but when you return it I’m going to read it just because of that mouse.”
    Sometimes it’s okay to judge a book by its cover.

  42. Undeniably adorable!! But the original mousey will always have a special place in my heart. <3

  43. I got my Nowhere Bookshop t-shirt yesterday and I love it. Thank you Jenny for the quick shipment.

  46. Well, it’s on that site named for the green river of money from all of us straight into its coffers! Love the little mouse!

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