Remember Clock Without a Face? If you don't, click here to see my previous posts about the book. Click here to visit the official website, and read stories about real treasure hunters who studied the book and were rewarded with emeralds. It occurred to me that I never posted my portrait of the world's greatest sleuth, Roy Dodge, so there he is on the left. Click to make bigger.
What I'm really excited about, however, is listening to authors Mac Barnett and Eli Horowitz talk about the book this morning on NPR's Weekend Edition. Listen to the story here. You'll also hear from one eighteen-year-old in southern Wisconsin who describes her successful search for the number eight.
There are still three numbers left in the ground! Including the twelve, which contains as many emeralds as all the other numbers combined! Emeralds! Okay, that's all.
2 comments:
the portraits are just fannntastic! they really give this crazy bizarre wonderful book a face (no pun intended, no really!) vera and josie, plumpjack...bert d! it's like playing the game of clue-tis NOTHIN w/o colonel mustard and miss scarlet! too bad it doesn't come with rtrip airline tix...hehehe!
your work reeally added to the fun of this book! congrats! :)
Oh, no! Was coloring hair and came to your blog, followed your links and kept the stuff on waaay too long. Totally your fault if I come out looking like Roy Dodge portrait.
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