However, the latest news of the film's development comes from 2018, with the announcement of Emma Roberts being slated to play Emily, so the current status of its production is unknown. In 2015, the film rights were bought by Andre and Barbara Muschietti. Try the artist's blog for more information. (Anya uses her invisible buddy to cheat on tests, keep watch while she's smoking and spy on classmates.) Of course, these sort of things rarely end well, and soon Emily proves more of a problem than a friend.Ī lovely story about friendship, selfishness and maturity. The ghost, Emily, turns out to be pretty friendly, and the two eventually become good friends, as well as partners in crime. As well as the ghost of said girl, still haunting the well she died in ninety years prior. One day, she falls down an abandoned well and discovers the bones of a young girl who fell down there before her. It features Anya: an insecure, dowdy teenager, a Russian immigrant (although she's lost the accent), who finds herself struggling with the day-to-day trials of highschool life, like her crush Sean and mouthy friend Siobhan.
Leave Me Alone! hits store shelves in September.Anya's Ghost is a single-issue graphic novel by Vera Brosgol. That plot may sound a bit zany, but Brosgol knits for fun (and maybe she just wants to be left in peace?). Brosgol's next release will be Leave Me Alone!, a picture book, which follows a grandmother so desperate to knit in peace that she travels all the way to the moon. The three books involved in Brosgol's deal with Macmillan Children's Books will cater to a slightly younger audience than did Anya's Ghost. Out in Spring 2018, Be Prepared is a graphic memoir "that recounts time at a Russian Orthodox summer camp in Upstate New York." This time, however, it's Brosgol herself. Like Anya's Ghost, Be Prepared centers on a Russian-American girl. When Emily becomes more and more controlling, however, Anya begins to suspect that her ghostly bestie might not be as innocent as she claims. Anya befriends a ghost named Emily, and promises to help solve the mystery of her death. The coming-of-age graphic novel centers on Anya, a Russian-American student who doesn't quite fit in at her New England private school. Published in 2011, Anya's Ghost won the Eisner Award for Best Publication for Young Adults, as well as the Harvey Award for Best Original Graphic Publication for Younger Readers.
Bustle spoke to Brosgol all about her new project, Be Prepared, and more in this Q&A, which features exclusive inner artwork from her upcoming graphic memoir. Fans of Vera Brosgol, rejoice! The Anya's Ghost author has inked a three-book deal with Macmillan Children's Books that includes two picture books and a middle grade graphic memoir, Be Prepared.
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