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  You've met the protagonist, 10-year-old Tony Gregory, of "Minor Problem." Now, prepare to meet the deuteragonist, the supporting main character. He is Tony's first cousin and best friend. As a beautiful day ends in the summer of 2001, Carl, his cousin Tony, and their friends hear a loud crash from Tony's house. After investigating, they find the house trashed and Tony's parents missing. The kids then head to Carl's house, where they walk in on  his  parents with the kidnappers. With help from their friends, the two boys manage to escape the three bumbling villains and later decide to save their parents themselves. Name:  Carl Dylan Gregory Birthday:  March 24th, 1992 Parents:  Liam & Annette Gregory Cousins: Tony Gregory, Darrell Budden Hometown:  Baytona, Newfoundland Height:  3'10 Weight:  85 lbs. Eye Color:  Brown Hair:  Short, straight, sandy blonde Favorite Color:  Orange Favorite Food:  Pizza Worst Fear:  Spiders Hobbies:  Collecting rocks,

As a beautiful day ends in the summer of 2001, Tony, his cousin Carl, and their friends hear a loud crash from his house. After investigating, they find the house trashed and Tony's parents missing. The kids then head to Carl's house, where they walk in on his parents with the kidnappers. With help from their friends, the two boys manage to escape the three bumbling villains and later decide to save their parents themselves. Name: Anthony Joshua Gregory Nickname: Tony Birthday: March 18th, 1991 Parents: Dennis & Cynthia Gregory Hometown: Baytona, Newfoundland Height: 4 ft. Weight: 100 lbs. Eye Color: Blue Hair: Short, wavy, sandy blonde Favorite Color: Red Favorite Food: Pizza Worst Fear: Snakes Hobbies:   Pretending to be a spy, watching movies, playing with friends Ambition:   To become the world's youngest and best spy What are their strengths? Tony, with his quick wit and unwavering determination, is a character that will inspire young readers with his resilie

  Over 20 years ago, a little boy started writing stories in a notebook. Now, he’s finally opening his portfolio and releasing everything he’s ever written. An ordinary man’s life  takes an exciting turn as his routine of working in retail and babysitting turns to editing books, designing covers, organizing photo shoots, and planning business trips. Armed with a portfolio of hundreds of original ideas (as well as a list containing hundreds of copyrighted ideas for production studios), Joshua is ready to take the world by storm. His determination to publish his work and see his movies on the big screen someday is a testament to his unwavering commitment to his creative dreams. “I’ve been getting ideas for movies since I was eight,” says the 31-year-old author. “Eventually, as a teenager, the ideas coming to me were too overwhelming and hard to remember, so I had to start keeping a list. And through the years, I played around with whatever I was inspired to work on. Today, I have over 5