Grk
The 6th Grk book...
01/10/08 18:13
Grk Takes Revenge is the sixth book in the
Grk series. The story is set in London, Paris and
Stanislavia. It will be published in the UK in May
2009.
A message for Martha Clayden
08/09/08 14:09
Martha - you sent me this email; I wrote back to the
address that you left; but my email got bounced back.
Let me know your actual email address and I'll get in
touch again.
Your Name: Martha Clayden
Subject: books
Message: My name is Martha and I love the GRK books. I have all of them going to keep them for a very long time. My favourite book is GRK And the pelotti gang. Are you going to write any more because I can\'t wait? Where did you get your ideas from for writing them? From Martha!!!!!
Your Name: Martha Clayden
Subject: books
Message: My name is Martha and I love the GRK books. I have all of them going to keep them for a very long time. My favourite book is GRK And the pelotti gang. Are you going to write any more because I can\'t wait? Where did you get your ideas from for writing them? From Martha!!!!!
Grk in Romania
04/03/08 08:23
A Dog Called Grk has just been published in
Romanian - the title translates as UN CĂŢEL NUMIT
GRK. You can see full details on the publishers
website:
http://edituracorint.ro/shop/item.asp?itemid=982
GRK SI BANDA FRAŢILOR PELOTTI will be published soon.
Thanks to Shauki for telling me about this.
http://edituracorint.ro/shop/item.asp?itemid=982
GRK SI BANDA FRAŢILOR PELOTTI will be published soon.
Thanks to Shauki for telling me about this.

Monkey
13/02/08 10:25
A dog called
Monkey reading
A Dog Called Grk... This was sent to me
by Judi James, who I met at the Booked Up party last
year. Monkey belongs to her daughter. As you can see,
he's a great Grk fan.

Grk & the government
07/02/08 14:24
This autumn,
as part of a scheme called Booked Up, every British eleven
year-old will be able to pick a free book from a
list of twelve - one of which is
A Dog Called Grk.
Grk and the Hot Dog Trail is on a list of books recommended by the education secretary, Alan Johnson, and librarians from the School Library Association. Every state secondary school in England will be able to choose 20 of the titles in order to set up a dedicated "boys' bookshelf" in the library. You can read the full list here.
Grk and the Hot Dog Trail is on a list of books recommended by the education secretary, Alan Johnson, and librarians from the School Library Association. Every state secondary school in England will be able to choose 20 of the titles in order to set up a dedicated "boys' bookshelf" in the library. You can read the full list here.
Grk site
06/02/08 14:25
There's a new
site devoted to Grk and hosted by Andersen
Press: http://wwww.grkbooks.com.
On the site, as well as information about Grk,
there's a competition to win an ipod and signed
copies of the next book.
Grk in Brazil
06/02/08 12:08
Here is a
picture of Grk in Brazil. This was taken by my friend
Nigel on a beach called Imbassai.

Prizes
06/02/08 12:08
Grk and the Hot Dog Trail has been nominated for
the Fantastic Book Awards, which are run by
Lancashire Schools Library Service.
Grk and the Pelotti Gang has been picked by Red House as one of their Picks of the Year for 2006 - their choice of the year's fifty best children's books. A Dog Called Grk was a Red House Pick of the Year for 2005.
Grk and the Pelotti Gang has been picked by Red House as one of their Picks of the Year for 2006 - their choice of the year's fifty best children's books. A Dog Called Grk was a Red House Pick of the Year for 2005.
Operation Tortoise
06/02/08 11:59
Grk: Operation Tortoise has been getting some
great reviews.
In The Times, Amanda Craig picked it as one of her "best summer reads", writing "My favourite adventure for younger readers is the new Joshua Doder, Grk: Operation Tortoise. His hero Tim is on holiday in the Seychelles and a boy and his dog are all that can prevent the extinction of a species. The humour, narrative voice and absence of magic stuff are a delight."
There's also a five-star review in the latest edition of Books for Keeps and it has been chosen by the Daily Telegraph for their Family Book Club. If you follow the link, you'll find an interview with Joshua Doder and Trudie Styler and some notes on the book.
There's an excellent review on the Write Away site which concludes "This is a novel (and series) which is sure to be popular and certainly deserves to be read."
In The Times, Amanda Craig picked it as one of her "best summer reads", writing "My favourite adventure for younger readers is the new Joshua Doder, Grk: Operation Tortoise. His hero Tim is on holiday in the Seychelles and a boy and his dog are all that can prevent the extinction of a species. The humour, narrative voice and absence of magic stuff are a delight."
There's also a five-star review in the latest edition of Books for Keeps and it has been chosen by the Daily Telegraph for their Family Book Club. If you follow the link, you'll find an interview with Joshua Doder and Trudie Styler and some notes on the book.
There's an excellent review on the Write Away site which concludes "This is a novel (and series) which is sure to be popular and certainly deserves to be read."
Grk in India
06/02/08 11:57
The fifth Grk
book will be published in Britain in May 2008. The
title is
Grk Smells a Rat. You can pre-order your
copy from Amazon.
In the USA, Grk and the Pelotti Gang was published in December and Grk and the Hot Dog Trail will be published in June 2008.
In the USA, Grk and the Pelotti Gang was published in December and Grk and the Hot Dog Trail will be published in June 2008.