H i ! H a t t i e J a c k s o n h e r e .
 Thank you for visiting my website.
I never thought I'd do anything worth writing about, let alone having my own website people might read. But what a time it's been.... My mum went missing, my dad had a meltdown and I discovered I was the last in line to a ninjutsu legacy nearly a thousand years old! I learned skills I never would have thought I could master and I met some amazing new friends - as well as truly terrifying enemies. My biographer wrote all about it in Hattori Hachi: The Revenge of Praying Mantis. When that story ended I had no idea of the adventures that were still in store for me. I had plans for a lazy, relaxing summer holiday after my GCSEs. No such luck. But what happened instead, you can read all about in book two, Hattori Hachi: Stalking the Enemy, which has been chosen as the Book of the Month by The Bookzone (for boys). A lovely review of it was published. I'm in the sixth form now. In the summer holidays I was really busy having exciting new adventures - this time in Japan. My biographer's put the finishing touches to a third book, Hattori Hachi: Curse of the Diamond Daggers which tells all about them. News of its publication will be posted here shortly, or you can join my mailing list to be notified. To keep in touch, you can now also like me on facebook and follow me on twitter! You can order the first two books online from Amazon (UK) or Amazon (USA).  
Shadowy figures were filling the room. The graffiti on the walls wasn't graffiti at all - it was real people throwing strange animal shadows and now it looked like they were PEELING OFF THE WALLS." Hattori Hachi was launched in July 2009 at Daunt Books in South End Green, London. As we were gathering ninja clothes and weapons, my biographer Jane Prowse told us about how she narrowly avoided getting classified as a terrorist for trying to import nijitsu climbing claws from America! If you want to read more about what happened, take a look at my ninja tools and weapons page.
Here's a few things about my biographer Jane, as well. She works in TV and sometimes theatre and Hattori Hachi: The Revenge of the Praying Mantis was her first book.
 Happy reading and remember - A Ninja's spirit is as sharp as the edge of a blade!
Jacket design for books 1 and 2 (c) by Patrick Knowles, using photos copyright btmkel/istockphoto
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