able to resolve this dispute," said Marjorie Sharmat and Marc Simont. "We wish Rob, Cosmic Debris, Emily and her fans all the very best." Series The first twenty volumes were illustrated by Marc Simont. The latest ten volumes were chapter books with illustrations "in the style of Marc Simont". Nate the Great and the Monster Mess (1999), illustrated by Martha Weston† Nate the Great, San Francisco Detective (1999), with husband Mitchell Sharmat, illus. Weston† Nate the Great and the Big Sniff (2001), with Mitchell Sharmat, illus. Weston† Nate the Great on the Owl Express (2003), with Mitchell Sharmat, illus. Weston† Nate the Great Talks Turkey (2007), with Mitchell Sharmat, illus. Jody Wheeler‡ Nate the Great and the Hungry Book Club (2009), with Mitchell Sharmat, illus. Wheeler‡ Nate the Great, Where Are You? (2015), with Mitchell Sharmat, illus. Wheeler‡ Nate the Great and the Missing Birthday Snake (2018), with son Andrew Sharmat, illus. Wheeler‡ Nate the Great and the Wandering Word (2019), with son Andrew Sharmat, illus. Wheeler‡ Nate the Great and the Earth Day Robot (2021), illus. ᚬillustrated by Olga and Aleksey Ivanov Note: First Nate the Great book written after Marjorie Weinman Sharmat passed away in 2019. Written by son Andrew Sharmat. † "illustrations by Martha Weston in the style of Marc Simont" ‡ "illustrations by Jody Wheeler in the style of Marc Simont" ᚬ "illustrated by Olga and Aleksey Ivanov in the style of Marc Simont" Olivia Sharp Olivia Sharp is a girl detective and Nate's cousin. Her four stories were written by the husband-and-wife team Mitchell and Marjorie Sharmat, illustrated by Denise Brunkus, and published by Delacorte Press. The titles are sometimes styled Olivia Sharp: The Pizza Monster, and so on. The Pizza Monster (1989) The Princess of the Fillmore Street School (1989) The Sly Spy (1990) The Green Toenails Gang (1991) In 2008 and 2009 Ravensburger Buchverlag published German-language editions of the first three Olivia Sharp books with new illustrations by Franziska Harvey. All three titles begin with the name of the German heroine, "Bella Bond", and the 2011 omnibus edition of three stories is Bella Bond – Agentin für Geheimnisse; literally "Agent for Secrets". Adaptations Nate the Great Goes Undercover was adapted as a television program and won the Los Angeles International Children's Film Festival Award. In 2006, PBS and Animagic were developing a 40-episode animated series based on Nate the Great. 6 weeks into