Dear Mr. Gibson could you make spy school a series instead because you could make each book a season and each chapter of that book to be a episode.(please reply)
Jonathan –
I am trying to get SS made in any way that I can.
Also, my name is not Gibson.
Sorry Mr. gibbs that was a mistake
Hi Mr. Gibbs I just wanted to ask you do you draw the covers of your book yourself?
Jay –
I, like just about every other author, do now create the covers of my books. They are designed by the incredibly talented Lucy Cummins.
Dear, Mr. Gibbs do you know when your next Spy School book will come out
Dear Mr. Gibbs,
I wanted to ask you if you would be ok if I wrote an adaptation of Spy School as a play. Only the kids in my neighborhood would be performing it, and I would not charge for tickets, or concessions. I LOVE your books, they make me feel really happy.
(PS. I am using my school computer to write this, and I can’t use my school email address, so I used my moms)
(PPS You are my FAVORITE author )
Hudson –
If you look in the Upcoming Releases box on every page of this website, you will find the answer to your question.
Charlotte Hewitt –
You are more than welcome to write a play version of SS just for fun. That sounds wonderful.
is Murray your least favorite character?
1. why don’t you put killing or death in the spy school series?
2. could you use my name as a character in the spy school series?
3. i just wanted to say i am a BIG fan of yours and have read every book in the spy school series.
mr jefferson –
1) I don’t put killing or death in my books because they are supposed to be fun, escapist fiction for young readers.
2) Please read my FAQ page
3) Thanks!
i personally i think you should put death and killing into your books for more action plus the average young reader plays war video games which often include violence like that, which in theory means most kids have seen us much in game death as wwII veterans have seen in reel life.
P.S (to WWII veterans) thank you for your service.
anonymous –
Just because kids are exposed to death and killing in video games and other places doesn’t mean that such things would work in my books. I don’t avoid them because I am worried about exposing kids to them. I avoid them because I think it’s tonally inconsistent with the series.
Thank you so much!
Mr. Gibbs,
I grew up with your books and it really helped me learn and transition from my native language to English. I read all of your books up until 2018 (and recently discovered some so I’m going to get caught up!) and I just wanted to say you are an incredible author and that reading your books was the highlight of my day in elementary school.
Thank you so much!
Yulia
Yulia –
Thanks for your kind words! I am flattered to learn that my books helped you transition to English!
Dear Mr. Gibbs,
I was wondering what does Teddy look like in your Funjungle books? I know that you’ve said you want the readers to imagine the characters for themselves, but you described Summer in your books.
Also I know you don’t take suggestions from your readers(and no hard feelings if you can’t use this one) but I was wondering on your last books for Funjungle and Spy school you could maybe at the very end add an epilogue on what happens to the characters later in life when they’ve all grown up.
Thank You!
P.S. Big fan of your books animals and spies are my top favorite things.
MR. Gibbs I know you don’t take suggestions from readers but i think i have a good one for the spy school series. So i was re-reading the spy school series and was reading spy school goes south and an idea hit me what if ” Adam Zaremybok ” betrayed the C.I.A because they thought he was a mole for SPYDER.
like i said its just a thought sorry for bothering you
Olyvia Watkins –
Yes, I described Summer, because teddy described her from his perspective, but I still stand by my decision to not describe Teddy. However you imagine him is what he looks like.
I am not sure if I will use an epilogue to end either of those series. I will have to make that decision when I am writing the last books.
Mr Gibbs do you think focusing more on the school side of spy school would make the series feel more realistic or take away from what makes it exciting? Thanks
Agent X
The reason that I have started to focus more on the missions in SS is because I felt that school would cease to be interesting and that the missions would be more fun.
Thanks for the reply Mr Gibbs. I also want to ask if you plan multiple books’ plots ahead of time or do it as you go?
Agent X –
I work out the plots for all my books ahead of time, sometimes years ahead.
MR. Gibbs I know you don’t take suggestions from readers but i think i have a good one for the spy school series. So i was re-reading the spy school series and was reading spy school goes south and an idea hit me what if ” Adam Zaremybok ” betrayed the C.I.A because they thought he was a mole for SPYDER.
Dear Mr. Gibson could you make spy school a series instead because you could make each book a season and each chapter of that book to be a episode.(please reply)
Jonathan –
I am trying to get SS made in any way that I can.
Also, my name is not Gibson.
Sorry Mr. gibbs that was a mistake
Hi Mr. Gibbs I just wanted to ask you do you draw the covers of your book yourself?
Jay –
I, like just about every other author, do now create the covers of my books. They are designed by the incredibly talented Lucy Cummins.
Dear, Mr. Gibbs do you know when your next Spy School book will come out
Dear Mr. Gibbs,
I wanted to ask you if you would be ok if I wrote an adaptation of Spy School as a play. Only the kids in my neighborhood would be performing it, and I would not charge for tickets, or concessions. I LOVE your books, they make me feel really happy.
(PS. I am using my school computer to write this, and I can’t use my school email address, so I used my moms)
(PPS You are my FAVORITE author )
Hudson –
If you look in the Upcoming Releases box on every page of this website, you will find the answer to your question.
Charlotte Hewitt –
You are more than welcome to write a play version of SS just for fun. That sounds wonderful.
is Murray your least favorite character?
1. why don’t you put killing or death in the spy school series?
2. could you use my name as a character in the spy school series?
3. i just wanted to say i am a BIG fan of yours and have read every book in the spy school series.
mr jefferson –
1) I don’t put killing or death in my books because they are supposed to be fun, escapist fiction for young readers.
2) Please read my FAQ page
3) Thanks!
i personally i think you should put death and killing into your books for more action plus the average young reader plays war video games which often include violence like that, which in theory means most kids have seen us much in game death as wwII veterans have seen in reel life.
P.S (to WWII veterans) thank you for your service.
anonymous –
Just because kids are exposed to death and killing in video games and other places doesn’t mean that such things would work in my books. I don’t avoid them because I am worried about exposing kids to them. I avoid them because I think it’s tonally inconsistent with the series.
Thank you so much!
Mr. Gibbs,
I grew up with your books and it really helped me learn and transition from my native language to English. I read all of your books up until 2018 (and recently discovered some so I’m going to get caught up!) and I just wanted to say you are an incredible author and that reading your books was the highlight of my day in elementary school.
Thank you so much!
Yulia
Yulia –
Thanks for your kind words! I am flattered to learn that my books helped you transition to English!
Dear Mr. Gibbs,
I was wondering what does Teddy look like in your Funjungle books? I know that you’ve said you want the readers to imagine the characters for themselves, but you described Summer in your books.
Also I know you don’t take suggestions from your readers(and no hard feelings if you can’t use this one) but I was wondering on your last books for Funjungle and Spy school you could maybe at the very end add an epilogue on what happens to the characters later in life when they’ve all grown up.
Thank You!
P.S. Big fan of your books animals and spies are my top favorite things.
MR. Gibbs I know you don’t take suggestions from readers but i think i have a good one for the spy school series. So i was re-reading the spy school series and was reading spy school goes south and an idea hit me what if ” Adam Zaremybok ” betrayed the C.I.A because they thought he was a mole for SPYDER.
like i said its just a thought sorry for bothering you
Olyvia Watkins –
Yes, I described Summer, because teddy described her from his perspective, but I still stand by my decision to not describe Teddy. However you imagine him is what he looks like.
I am not sure if I will use an epilogue to end either of those series. I will have to make that decision when I am writing the last books.
Mr Gibbs do you think focusing more on the school side of spy school would make the series feel more realistic or take away from what makes it exciting? Thanks
Agent X
The reason that I have started to focus more on the missions in SS is because I felt that school would cease to be interesting and that the missions would be more fun.
Thanks for the reply Mr Gibbs. I also want to ask if you plan multiple books’ plots ahead of time or do it as you go?
Agent X –
I work out the plots for all my books ahead of time, sometimes years ahead.
MR. Gibbs I know you don’t take suggestions from readers but i think i have a good one for the spy school series. So i was re-reading the spy school series and was reading spy school goes south and an idea hit me what if ” Adam Zaremybok ” betrayed the C.I.A because they thought he was a mole for SPYDER.