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Isabelle writes…
Hi, I'm Isabelle I'm 13 and a huge fan of your books, after reading the whole series so many, many times for 3 years I've always thought what a great movie, or TV show, or basically anything it could be turned into! (though nothing would be the same the actual book its self.) then I started to see rumours about it being made into a movie but wasn't sure so wondered if this was true! Thanks for your time!
Isabelle 🙂
Hello, Isabelle, thanks for your message, and I’m delighted that you’ve enjoyed the books so much! I’m afraid that at the moment there aren’t any plans for a film or a tv series. There have been film deals in the past, but they haven’t ended getting made into films. (In fact, this happens to most film deals.) But in the meantime, you can always return to the Forest by re-reading the stories…. Again, thanks for getting in touch – and may the guardian run with you. With very best wishes, Michelle
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Wimbledon Book Festival
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Yeovil Literary Festival
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Successfully published as an adult author, the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness (“Wolf Brother”) were her first books for younger readers, followed by her brilliant 5-part series set in the bronze age, Gods and Warriors. On the adult side, her first ghost story, Dark Matter, was a UK bestseller and won massive praise from reviewers and readers alike, as did her second ghost story, Thin Air.
Oxford Literary Festival 2026
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