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You decided to get to know me a little better. Well Done!

My name is Jenna.
1. I am a self proclaimed bibliophile(lover of books).
2. My shelves contain almost as many to-read books and read books. I have a little of almost every genre.

3. I want to open a book store some day, but we'll see how that goes.
4. My favorite classic(long dead) authors:
  • Jane Austen
  • Charles Dickens
  • Alexandre Dumas
5. My favorite modern(still publishing) authors:
  • Alan Bradley
  • Orson Scott Card
  • Shannon Hale
  • Marissa Meyer
  • Tamora Pierce
  • J K Rowling
  • Maria V Snyder
6. My Favorite Superpowers:

  • Manipulating Atoms (Ex. Atomic Eve from Invincible)
  • Telekinesis (Ex. Jean Grey from X-Men) 
7. I am currently reading
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