Jessamy

by Barbara Sleigh

Book Overview

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0672503387
• ISBN13: 9780672503382
• Release Date: June 1967
• Publisher: Bobbs-Merrill Co
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Jessamy by Barbara Sleigh

I was extremely satisfied with my purchase of Jessamy from the sellers at Book Rescue. The book was sent promptly and arrived in excellent condition. I would purchase from them again and would highly recommend them to my friends. Thank you!

I'm Jessamy, Lisa Rogers daughter!

Hi i'm Jessamy! Lisa Rogers is my mom. she passed away in 2004. I'm 16 now and i have a school project to find the meaning to my name and when i typed it into google it came up with this review. i was in shock to see that my mom had written something. i sat there stareing at her words and cried. i miss her a ton and she was a great mom.

Jessamy

I am 10 years old and Jessamy by far is the best book I have ever read! I almost feel like I know Jessamy. It all started when my aunt gave me the book just to read, it looked old and beat up. I took the book home with me, read it, and I thought WOW! this is the best book I have ever read! I wish I could read more about Jessamy, I wish it was a series. If Jessamy was a real person, I'd do anything possible to meet her. I rate Jessamy a five-star book!

I love Jessamy(e)

When I read Lisa Rogers' review of Jessamy, I had to write one of my own. I also read Jessamy when I was around 10 years old. I shared with Jessamy the magic and mystery of the nursey cupboard. I went with her on her journey of adventure as she travelled back in time to solve the mystery of a missing rare book. I was so taken with the story and its young heroine that I declared to my mother that someday I was going to have a baby and name her Jessamy. In the fall of'97 I learned that my second child was going to be a girl. As we were throwing around names, Mom said,"What about that name you liked from that book you read?" That was it. We took some liberties and changed the spelling to Jessame. A copy of Jessamy sits on a shelf in my daughter's room. I reread it, 20 years later, as I rocked my newborn. I enjoyed it as much as an adult as I had as a child and I look foward to sharing this wonderful story with my Jessame in the future.

I love Jessamy(e)

When I read Lisa Rogers' review of Jessamy, I had to write one of my own. I also read Jessamy when I was around 10 years old. I shared with Jessamy the magic and mystery of the nursey cupboard. I went with her on her journey of adventure as she travelled back in time to solve the mystery of a missing rare book. I was so taken with the story and its young heroine that I declared to my mother that someday I was going to have a baby and name her Jessamy. In the fall of '97 I learned that my second child was going to be a girl. As we were throwing around names, Mom said,"What about that name you liked from that book you read?" That was it. We took some liberties and changed the spelling to Jessame. A copy of Jessamy sits on a shelf in my daughter's room. I reread it, 20 years later, as I rocked my newborn. I enjoyed it as much as an adult as I had as a child and I look foward to sharing this wonderful story with my Jessame in the future.