You’ve Got Snoops Mail!
Connect with any character within Greenbriar Village including the Author himself!
Every adventure begins with a little curiosity! Welcome to a magical corner of Greenbriar Salem, where young readers can explore questions about Snoops, discover writing ideas, and learn how to send a letter with help from a grown-up.
Inspired by Josue, a young reader & student from Ridge Spring Elementary, Ridge Spring, SC whose kindness sparked a new adventure.
Protect your personal details. Always have an adult or teacher assist you when contacting us!
My writing adventure began in sixth grade with an assignment from my teacher, Mrs. Moyer. That story became the beginning of Snoops! Your classroom ideas could become something wonderful, too.
In the first book, Mr. Jenkins is always listening for secrets around the village. That is why the children call him Snoops! As you read, look for clues about what he wants.
Hush your lips and mind your locks. Here comes Snoops in polished socks! The children would say this rhyme when they spotted his tall hat. Snoops pretended it did not bother him—but it certainly did!
Choose a character, a place, and a problem. Try this opening: “One afternoon, a tiny door appeared beneath an old pine tree…” What happens next? Write or draw your adventure on paper!
Being brave does not mean you never feel afraid. A brave character can ask for help, tell the truth, or stand beside someone who needs a friend. Which brave choice could your character make?
The letter feature is below. When ready, ask a parent, guardian, or teacher to help you send a message.
Curious about Snoops? Want to become a storyteller? Check out some of the Authors answers below!!
Big adventures begin with little ideas. Keep reading, imagining, and creating!
Choose Your Adventure!
Safe Adventures Start Here!
Snoops loves discovering secrets in stories—but your personal information belongs to you! Follow these simple rules while exploring Snoops Mail.
Keep Your Details Private
Ask a Trusted Grown-Up
Keep the Adventure About Stories
Never share your full name, home address, school, phone number, email, passwords, photos, or where you will be.
Want to send Billy a letter? Ask a parent, guardian, or teacher to help. Grown-ups should check every letter and remove personal details before it is sent.
Explore the books, ask questions about writing, and imagine new adventures. If something online makes you uncomfortable, stop and tell a trusted grown-up.
Your imagination can travel anywhere. Your private information should stay private!
Parents, guardians, and teachers: The letter-submission feature is coming soon. Please do not submit children’s identifying information.
Send a Letter to Greenbriar, Salem including the Author
Have a question about Snoops or a story idea to share? Ask a parent, guardian, or teacher to review and submit your letter. Replies will go to the grown-up’s email.
This form must be completed and submitted by an adult. Children’s personal information is prohibited. Please remove names, school names, addresses, contact details, birthdays, and other identifying information from the message.