The Odds in Ben Mcnally's Top Ten The Odds Get Even is listed in Ben McNally's Top Ten for May 2009. Yay! Check it out here:

www.openbooktoronto.com/around_town




-- 9/06/2009

The Extraordinary Pop Culture Quiz Check out Natale's entry in The Extraordinary Pop Culture Quiz
at http://savvyreader.typepad.com/

What super hero power would you like to have??-- 10/04/2009

The Odds Get Even The Odds have finally arrived! Boney, Itchy and Squeak have touched down at a store near you. Find out what happens when science, bullies and ghosts collide in this hilarious story of revenge. Here's what one reader had to say:

"I just finished reading The Odds Get Even. I absolutely LOVED The Odds Get Even. The quirkiness of the Odd Fellows was simply just hilarious."

Visit The Odds website at www.oddsgeteven.com

Happy reading!-- 6/03/2009

All The Way Home in mass market All The Way Home, the sequel to No Small Thing will be out in mass market paperback this April. HaperCollins did a great job on the new cover. It's lovely and more in keeping with the mass market cover of No Small Thing. I hope you like it!-- 10/02/2009

The Odds Get Even It's official! My new book, The Odds Get Even will be in stores sometime in March. Yay!-- 10/02/2009

New Bookplates My new bookplates are ready! I've spent the last few weeks designing new bookplates for all my books. So if you own one of my books and would like an autographed plate to put in your copy, just email your address. Remember to let me know which book you own so I can send you the proper plate. -- 10/02/2009

Red Cedar All The Way Home, the sequel to No Small Thing, has been shortlisted for the Red Cedar Award. Judging will take place in the spring of 2009. -- 23/09/2008

The Odds Get Even Look for my new book in spring of 2009. I know, I know...spring 2008 seems like a fantasy, let alone 2009. But it will step on our heels sooner than we know. More on this later!-- 8/03/2008

No Small Thing wins Windmill Award Students from the Upper Canada School district voted No Small Thing as this year's winner in the annual Windmill Award ceremony.

While it was a competitive field this year featuring books such as Farley Mowat's The Dog Who Wouldn't Be, students overwhelmingly voted for No Small Thing.

Thanks so much, guys!-- 9/04/2007

Calling all Megans! Is your name Megan? Did you email me after reading No Small Thing and All The Way Home, asking if there would be a third book in the series? If you can answer yes to both of these questions, the following is for you: Yes, Megan, I am considering writing a third book in the series. I'm not sure when, but the idea is percolating! (The reply I sent was bounced back several times, so I'm sending this out over the main wire.) -- 6/04/2007