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Learn moreGriff Carver Knows a Thing or Two About Fighting Crime!
No, he cannot be bought. He cannot be frightened. And he will not sleep until justice is served. Because Griff Carver is not just any kid—he’s a kid with a badge. And if you are a rule breaker, he’s your worst nightmare.
Griff might be the newest officer on the Rampart Middle School Patrol Squad, but he’s no rookie. And he’ll do whatever it takes to clean up the school’s mean hallways, even if it lands him in trouble with the Old Lady (a.k.a. Mom).
But when he links cool kid, Marcus “The Smile” Volger, to a counterfeit hall pass ring, can Griff and his friends close the case? Or will his habit of ruffling feathers mean he’ll let down the force—and lose his badge—for good?
Jim Krieg spends his time writing animation and live-action material for young people at places such as Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon and the Disney Channel. He also enjoys his family, an occasional surf session and writing about himself in the third person, like I am doing right now. Griff Carver, Hallway Patrol is his first novel. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and children. As you can see from the photo, in Middle School he was more of a Tommy than a Griff. Visit www.griffcarver.com to find out more!