In Pineapple Street, Jenny Jackson delivers a sharp and witty family drama set among the elite of Brooklyn Heights. The novel follows three women connected by wealth and privilege—two born into it and one who married in. Darley, the eldest daughter, sacrificed her career for her family but now questions if it was worth it. Sasha, the outsider, married into the wealthy Stockton family but struggles to fit into their world of old money traditions. Meanwhile, Georgiana, the youngest, is navigating a secret relationship that could upend everything. As the family deals with inheritance, expectations, and their own personal struggles, Pineapple Street explores themes of class, privilege, and what it truly means to belong.
Why Read This Book
• A witty and satirical take on New York’s upper-class society, filled with sharp observations and humor.
• Explores family dynamics, wealth, and privilege with depth and nuance.
• Features complex, relatable female protagonists who challenge societal norms.
• A perfect blend of humor, drama, and emotional depth, making it an engaging and thought-provoking read.
About the Author
Jenny Jackson is an accomplished editor and writer with extensive experience in the publishing industry. As a vice president and executive editor at Knopf, she has worked with renowned authors, shaping some of the most celebrated books in contemporary fiction. Pineapple Street marks her debut as a novelist, showcasing her keen eye for character development and social commentary.