Leslie Margolis

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Leslie Margolis is an American author and novelist, whose works are more targeted towards children. Her book, Boys Are Dogs, was adapted into a film entitled Zapped, by Disney. She currently lives in Los Angeles, California.

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Annabelle Unleashed series[]

This five-part series includes:

  1. published in 2008 and adapted into audio book format.[1]
    • adapted into the Disney Channel Original Movie titled Zapped starring Zendaya and Spencer Boldman 2014[2][3]
  2. published in 2009
  3. published in 2011
  4. published in 2013
  5. published September 2014

Maggie Brooklyn Mystery series[]

  1. published in 2010
  2. Vanishing Acts published in 2012
  3. published in 2013

Stand-alone novels[]

  1. published 3 October 2006
  2. published 1 February 2007
  3. If I Were You published 12 May 2015
  4. We Are Party People published 3 October 2017
  5. Ghosted published 23 October 2018

Co-operative projects[]

  1. published 1 March 2007
  2. published 1 December 2007
  3. published in 2014

References[]

  1. ^ Listen Up!: What's New in Audiobooks published 2009 by : "Boys are Dogs, by Leslie Margolis, read by Ellen Grafton. Brilliance Audio, 2008, 5 hours, 4 discs, ISBN 978-1-4233-7729-0
  2. ^ Zendaya Stars in the Disney Channel’s ‘Zapped’ by Jon Caramanica of New York Times published 26 June 2014: "This movie, starring Zendaya and based on Leslie Margolis's book "Boys Are Dogs," will be broadcast Friday on the Disney Channel. Credit David Bukach/Disney Channel" .. "This hastily written and structured TV movie is based on Leslie Margolis’s middle-grade book “Boys Are Dogs” and is presumably meant to be slightly confused with “Zapped!,” the 1982 romp in which a dweeb played by Scott Baio gets telekinetic powers and uses them to improve his lot."
  3. ^ Disney role brings Zendaya to Mill Bay by Michael D. Read of Times Colonist published 26 June 2014: "Zendaya was in her element shooting the comedy based on the Leslie Margolis book Boys are Dogs, especially when Pitch Perfect choreographer Aakomon Jones put her through her paces."

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