More nice news out of the perfect town of Serenity, New Mexico. MASTERMINDS has started to appear on a lot of state award lists. Here are some early nominations: Illinois Rebecca Caudill Award Maryland Black-Eyed Susan Award Connecticut Nutmeg Award New Hampshire Great Stone Face Award Maine Student Book Award How’s that for a discussion […]
I have no words except very, very cool.
Psyched to report that MASTERMINDS is a New York Times bestseller on the middle-grade paperback list! Thanks so much to the newly-minted fans of this amazing series. It puts a spring in my step as I tackle the revision of the third and final book in the trilogy. You’ve made this (noncriminal) mastermind very happy!
Check out the lobby of Corus Entertainment, home of YTV, as they welcome Bruno and Boots in advance of the April 1st premiere of GO JUMP IN THE POOL. Now, this is something I never could have predicted back in 7th grade …
Hooray! I have a post this month on the awesome blog THE BOOKLIST READER. CLICK HERE to check it out!
MASTERMINDS: CRIMINALS DESTINY – the second book in the MASTERMINDS trilogy – is coming out on Tuesday, February 2nd, and I’ll be hitting the road big-time to spread the word. Check out my TRAVEL SCHEDULE to see if I’ll be in your area this spring. Meanwhile, I’ve got some especially exciting public events coming up […]
Happy almost-2016! I want to take this opportunity to thank all my readers for their support, friendship, and fandom this past year. There’s nothing quite like the knowledge that there are people out there reading my books and laughing in all the right places. 2016 will mark the 40th – yes, 40TH – anniversary of […]
Here it is, courtesy of the media wizards at North Broward Preparatory School in Coconut Creek, Florida! Come for an author visit, leave with an awesome poster. Thanks so much, you guys!
Thank you, CBC.ca, for choosing MASTERMINDS as one of the top 5 kids’ books of 2015! Hooray! CLICK HERE to see more.
I want to say for the record that I was making a deeply heartfelt philosophical statement, having been reduced to a puddle by so many dead-dog books when I was growing up. (Okay, maybe I was messing with people just a little.)
