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Warner Bros. Animation Adapts 'Cerulean Sea' Fantasy Hit
8 Apr
Summary
- Warner Bros. Animation is developing an animated series based on TJ Klune's novel.
- The story follows a caseworker visiting magical children on Marsyas Island.
- The book series has sold over 2 million copies worldwide.
Warner Bros. Animation has announced plans to adapt TJ Klune's New York Times bestselling novel, "The House in the Cerulean Sea," into an animated series. This critically acclaimed modern fantasy classic follows Linus Baker, a dedicated caseworker tasked with evaluating the well-being of six extraordinary magical children residing on Marsyas Island.
During his assignment, Linus discovers a profound sense of found family and the possibility of a life he never imagined. The "Cerulean Chronicles" book series, including "The House in the Cerulean Sea" and "Somewhere Beyond the Sea," has achieved remarkable success, with over 2 million copies sold worldwide. TJ Klune, known for his hopeful, character-driven fantasy, is a Lambda Literary Award winner.
Details regarding the creative team and production specifics for the animated series have not yet been revealed. Warner Bros. Animation has a history of successful projects, including "Batman: Caped Crusader" and "Primal," with upcoming series like "Get Jiro!" and "Mister Miracle" also in development.
