Mr. Gibbs,
Thanks so much for taking the time to respond! you’re the first author that I have written to that responded. I really liked that you made Zoe and Svetlana a couple in Spy School, its great to see some representation of the LGBTQIA+ community in books! 🙂 Bye!!!
Hi Mr Gibbs!
I just want to ask that who would you like to be if you were a character in SS. I think I might what to be Zoe? What about you?
Also, I kind of think that it is a little off the idea of spy “school”. Cuz it was originally intended to be about the academy of espionage right (I’m not saying that your books were not good)?
Thank you for writing so much great books!
Mr. Gibbs,
I was just wondering how many near-death experiences Ben actually had…?
is there a way to get spy school goes south the graphic novel early?
Hello, Mr. Gibbs.
Erica’s behavior in the *SS* series resembles that of someone who is depressed and withdrawn. I don’t want to label her—she is my favorite character, after all—but I was wondering if there is a specific reason why she avoids and loathes everyone.
Mike-Trixie
I am probably closer not Ben than any other character in the series.
And yes, it’s not that much about school any more, but the characters are still learning ho to be spies, and calling the series ‘Spies Who Used To Be In School But Now Occasionally Go On Missions’ is too long.
Jay
Ben’s tally of his near-death experiences ought to be accurate.
jefferson –
No. You cannot get books before the release date, because it takes time to illustrate, design, print and ship them all.
fan
As explained in the series, Erica’s family life has taught her that relationships are detrimental to espionage. However, Ben is slowly teaching her that this might not be the case. She is not depressed, but she has chosen to be withdrawn.
How old are all the characters of Spy school in the book Spy school Blackout?
Christina
All the characters are somewhere between 13 and sixteen years old.
Stuart Gibbs,
I love your books so much! I honestly think with all my heart you should keep making them! I love berica
Hi Mr. Gibbs!
I heard there might be a spy school movie coming out soon. Is there a chance I could be Erica?
Paisley Welsh
Please look at my blog for the answer to your questions.
Dear Mr. Gibbs,
It’s been a while since I’ve had questions for you, but I was wondering how you balance so many projects at once, your life outside of writing, and everything in between. I’ve started using a book planner, but I think I could do a better job of setting aside time for writing. Thank you for taking the time to read this!
Dear Mr Gibbs
I simply adore your books I idolize Erica hale, Summer McKraken, Keira Howard and Charlie thorn I have read all of your books in the Spy School series, FunJungle series, Moon Base Alpha series and Charlie thorn series.I have read spy school goes south over fifteen times (it’s a favorite of mine) I think your books are just the right balance of humor and action.I do have one question that is not on the FAQ’S but I am you hove not been asked it to many time it is do you always know how your books will end when you come up with the plot at first.
Best regards
Reese
Hi Mr. Gibbs!
It’s me again. How long does it usually take for you to write one of your books?
Charlie G
I spend a lot of time plotting out my books before I start writing them. The plotting could take place over the course of several years. So when I am ready to begin writing a book, I have a very good idea of what the story is. That allows me to work on multiple projects at the same time.
Reese –
Thanks for your kind words!
I work out my plots before I start writing, so I know how I want the book to end once I start writing.
Paisley
Counting all the brainstorming, it takes at least two years from the point when I start working on the idea until I have finished writing.
Mr. Gibbs,
Thanks so much for taking the time to respond! you’re the first author that I have written to that responded. I really liked that you made Zoe and Svetlana a couple in Spy School, its great to see some representation of the LGBTQIA+ community in books! 🙂 Bye!!!
Hi Mr Gibbs!
I just want to ask that who would you like to be if you were a character in SS. I think I might what to be Zoe? What about you?
Also, I kind of think that it is a little off the idea of spy “school”. Cuz it was originally intended to be about the academy of espionage right (I’m not saying that your books were not good)?
Thank you for writing so much great books!
Mr. Gibbs,
I was just wondering how many near-death experiences Ben actually had…?
is there a way to get spy school goes south the graphic novel early?
Hello, Mr. Gibbs.
Erica’s behavior in the *SS* series resembles that of someone who is depressed and withdrawn. I don’t want to label her—she is my favorite character, after all—but I was wondering if there is a specific reason why she avoids and loathes everyone.
Mike-Trixie
I am probably closer not Ben than any other character in the series.
And yes, it’s not that much about school any more, but the characters are still learning ho to be spies, and calling the series ‘Spies Who Used To Be In School But Now Occasionally Go On Missions’ is too long.
Jay
Ben’s tally of his near-death experiences ought to be accurate.
jefferson –
No. You cannot get books before the release date, because it takes time to illustrate, design, print and ship them all.
fan
As explained in the series, Erica’s family life has taught her that relationships are detrimental to espionage. However, Ben is slowly teaching her that this might not be the case. She is not depressed, but she has chosen to be withdrawn.
How old are all the characters of Spy school in the book Spy school Blackout?
Christina
All the characters are somewhere between 13 and sixteen years old.
Stuart Gibbs,
I love your books so much! I honestly think with all my heart you should keep making them! I love berica
Hi Mr. Gibbs!
I heard there might be a spy school movie coming out soon. Is there a chance I could be Erica?
Paisley Welsh
Please look at my blog for the answer to your questions.
Dear Mr. Gibbs,
It’s been a while since I’ve had questions for you, but I was wondering how you balance so many projects at once, your life outside of writing, and everything in between. I’ve started using a book planner, but I think I could do a better job of setting aside time for writing. Thank you for taking the time to read this!
Dear Mr Gibbs
I simply adore your books I idolize Erica hale, Summer McKraken, Keira Howard and Charlie thorn I have read all of your books in the Spy School series, FunJungle series, Moon Base Alpha series and Charlie thorn series.I have read spy school goes south over fifteen times (it’s a favorite of mine) I think your books are just the right balance of humor and action.I do have one question that is not on the FAQ’S but I am you hove not been asked it to many time it is do you always know how your books will end when you come up with the plot at first.
Best regards
Reese
Hi Mr. Gibbs!
It’s me again. How long does it usually take for you to write one of your books?
Charlie G
I spend a lot of time plotting out my books before I start writing them. The plotting could take place over the course of several years. So when I am ready to begin writing a book, I have a very good idea of what the story is. That allows me to work on multiple projects at the same time.
Reese –
Thanks for your kind words!
I work out my plots before I start writing, so I know how I want the book to end once I start writing.
Paisley
Counting all the brainstorming, it takes at least two years from the point when I start working on the idea until I have finished writing.