Tucson Festival of Books - McDonald's reading March 3-4

More info about my appearance in Tucson area McDonald's stores this weekend http://tucsonfestivalofbooks.org/item/show/340406

La Mesa Book Festival interview by La Mesa Patch Newsletter

Letter Beasties Reading at McDonald's in Tucson, AZ March 3-4

As part of the Tucson Festival of Books, I got invited to present Letter Beasties at two McDonald's stores in Tucson.
First 15 people through the door get a free copy of Letter Beasties!
I'll also be reading "I Have a Restaurant" with author Ryan Afromsky.

Here's the schedule:

March 3, 2012 (1-3pm)
McDonald's - corner of Ina & Thornydale in Tucson, AZ

March 4th (1-3pm)
McDonald's - corner of 12th & Valencia in Tucson, AZ

Hope to see you there!

LetterBeasties.com is live! And Ron's first Reading/Signing (La Mesa)

www.LetterBeasties.com is officially up and running!
Gimme an A!
Gimme a B!
Gimme a...you get the picture.
You can get AUTHOR SIGNED copies of the hot new Letter Beasties book now!

Ron's first Letter Beasties reading/signing!!
Sat. Feb 25, 2012 (12pm-3pm)
La Mesa Library - 8074 Allison Avenue, La Mesa, CA 91942
Near San Diego.

Meet Ron Noble and Ryan Afromsky (author of I Have a Restaurant)
Join in the beastly fun!

Letter Beasties - New Book!

Another children's book getting published! This is my first as author-illustrator. It's on Kendahl House Press. I'm wicked busy finishing the last few pages of the book now, but I will post more as soon as I'm done drawing this sucka! Here's more about it in the meantime: http://www.bettieyoungsbooks.com/kendahl/authors/RonNoble/index.htm

Got published!

"I Have a Restaurant" is a book I illustrated in April 2010 and it will now be hitting the book stores in Sept 2011. My first published book! Woo hoo!
Hit this site and take a look, even grab a copy of the original printing while you're at it :)

http://www.kidsworldguide.com

simplicity wins everytime

Completely updating my website and realized why Google, Pixar, Apple and so many others use an all white background. It's soooo much easier and looks pro even when you're a rookie web designer. Tune in and see if you agree:
www.nobletown.com