This fine combination of clever kids, arcane mysteries, and witty conundrums falls nicely in-line with other novels featuring riddle-solving kids and literary and linguistic references.
- Publishers Weekly
The plot is unique, imaginative, creative, and fresh and I like how the authors bring the written word, grammar, books, and libraries alive. The illustrations add to the appeal of the book and it is a good read for all those kids who love mysteries. The characters are interestingly portrayed and the concepts will not only encourage children to read, but will make them more imaginative and adventurous in their thinking and creativity.
-Readers' Favorite
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Co-Author, Stephanie Robinson
Stephanie Robinson is the co-author of The Secret Files of Fairday Morrow, a middle grade book that was released in 2015 by Delacorte/ Random House. After teaching fifth grade for over fifteen years, she is now enjoying her role as a school media specialist. One of the many benefits of her job is that she learns something new every day. When Stephanie isn't working, she spends her time creating stories, getting lost in books, and traveling to new places. Stephanie lives in Connecticut with her husband.
Co-Author, Jessica Haight
Jessica Haight is the co-author of The Secret Files of Fairday Morrow, a middle grade book that was released in 2015 by Delacorte/ Random House. She's delighted to be creating stories with her close friends, Stephanie and David. Jessica enjoys writing, photography, and creating art.
Illustrator, David SanAngelo
David SanAngelo is an award winning illustrator, a two-time Emmy nominated director of animated shows for children and he won a kite flying contest in the fourth grade. Dave attended high school with Jessica and Stephanie and they've all been friends for a billion years. Some of Dave's favorite things are: old monster movies, superheroes and shred-a-licious rock music. Although he grew up in New England, Dave currently lives with his wife and sons in Decatur, GA.
Copy Editor, Nicole Ayers
My name is Nicole Ayers, and I have worked with writers for more than a decade. As a former educator, I had the privilege to teach writers of all ages and abilities. I love the moment when all the puzzle pieces of a novel click together in my head and I know exactly what suggestions will help the author improve the manuscript. I love helping writers turn their rough manuscripts into polished prose.
Developmental Editor, Betsy Thorpe
I have been in the book business now for over twenty years. Every year since, journalists declare that the book business is dead. And every year, we prove them wrong. Why? Because there are a lot of readers out there who love to read new and exciting books that cause them to see the world in whole new light. Readers learn from books, they might escape from their everyday lives, or they might get inspired to change their lives. Great writers and books can do that.
Cover Design, Chris Robinson
Chris Robinson is a graphic designer with a diverse background. He has taught art classes to children, worked as an Art Director for marketing agencies, held photo exhibits, and designed 20 foot tall murals. These days you can find him out exploring with his camera, playing guitar, biking with his family, and wrangling his energetic children. Chris was born and raised in Connecticut and now lives in the San Francisco bay area with his wife and two sons.