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Lottie Brooks Books Go To TV
6 Oct
Summary
- Lottie Brooks books are adapted for television.
- The series has sold 3 million copies worldwide.
- Josie Long and Holly Phillips are adapting the show.
The popular Lottie Brooks book series, affectionately dubbed the "pre-teen Bridget Jones," is set to make its television debut. Studiocanal has acquired the rights to adapt the novels, which have achieved over 3 million in sales worldwide and been published in 205 countries. The books center on Lottie Brooks, an 11-year-old navigating the embarrassing yet relatable challenges of growing up.
Comic writers Josie Long and Holly Phillips are attached to the television adaptation. This project highlights Studiocanal's strategy of developing franchises from beloved literary properties, with its in-house book-to-screen label spearheading the deal. The company is also involved in other family-friendly adaptations, reinforcing its commitment to the kids and family space.
