Hi folks! As you can tell from my very clever post heading, the exclusive edition of Bear Bottom is now available for pre-order from Barnes & Noble.
Like all other exclusive editions, this one has 16 pages of bonus content written by me, plus a special cover with a poster on the inside of the book jacket. And yet, despite all this extra stuff… it’s the exact same cost as the regular book.
Plus, on occasion, the exclusive editions ship a little earlier than the regular ones. (Although I can’t guarantee that will happen.)
Click here to pre-order it!
it kinda sucks cause you have to wait like 2 years after bear bottom comes out for the next funjungle
Kool Kid –
Sorry that I do not have the magical ability to write three quality books a year every year. But I have to do other things besides writing constantly, like taking care of my family and sleeping.
Mr, Gibbs is still writing 3 books a year, albeit 2 of them are books hes already written but in writing the hard part at least for me, is finding a good idea that works, and usually what’s harder is trying to get all your ideas on paper.
Mr. Gibbs-
In your FAQ page, it says, “The covers for ‘Belly Up’ and the ‘Spy School’ series were all done by Lucy Cummins, who is incredibly talented.” Who made the covers for everything else?
Alexander Hale –
Lucy Cummins did the covers for every one of my books except The Last Musketeer. I don’t know who did those.
Ooo~
Can’t wait for Bear Bottom.
MR. GIBBS
you should make a new T-shirt that covers the whole shirt
i bet you would make a lot of money
wait so there is a poster in the book jacket?
Stu,
You might not like this idea, but what if you made a board game for either funjungle or spy school? I’m pretty sure quite a few people would buy it.
Theodore Roosevelt Fitzroy –
It is not that easy to create, produce and market a game.
I’m actually working on a Spy School board game. It’s not done yet, but it’s pretty cool.
Stu-
I like the fact that you are planning to make some graphic novels about the SS series but I like your chapter books a bit more because you can see the characters any way you want. But I love the idea though!
I agree with Teddy’s comment
Stu,
I have a question. How old is Marge suppose to be? Around what age because I am very confused! ?
Eliza –
Marge is an adult. Let’s say she is 35.
I love spy school in general no matter what form it is in.
When are the books getting to libraries? because usually, that’s where I get the books, plus, I really like charlie thorne, can’t wait until curbside pickup for charlie thorne: the lost city is ready!
Agent Garcia –
When a library gets a book is entirely up to the individual library. Any library is capable of getting a book the day it comes out — but they need to know that readers want that. If you want your library to get my books, then tell the library. That doesn’t guarantee they will get the book right away, but it does have influence.
Mr. Gibbs that is true. Once they did not have a Spy School book and they bough it and et me read it.
I’m getting the exclusive addition 😀
BRRRRAZIL-
Good for you! 🙂